BR.com-munity : TOP 100 MOVIES OF ALL TIME [ RESULTS ]

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" David Lean paints a huge, sweeping spectacle out of the historic campaigns and struggles of Colonel T.E. Lawrence. At three and a half hours in length, the film offers grand and awe-inspiring visions of the battles in Aqaba and Damascus, against the backdrop of majestic deserts, with a stirring score by Maurice Jarre. Peter O’Toole inhabits the body of Lawrence, in a performance that exudes pure conflict amidst cultural clashes and violence. In 1963, the film won seven Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director, among countless other awards.
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" No other film penetrated as deeply into the heart of darkness than Francis Ford Coppola’s epic war film. Everything that could go wrong went wrong—the production was over scheduled, over budget, and over-stressed. Literal blood, sweat, and tears poured into this movie, resulting in unparalleled authenticity. This extends not only to the exotic locales, but also to the performances, where every actor exudes somber gravitas, and sometimes express genuine pain. Even some of the blood on-screen was real. It adds up to a dark and stirring odyssey into the darkest depths of the human soul. For all the effort put into it, the film won Oscars for best sound editing and cinematography, three golden globes, the Palm d’Or, and more. Apocalypse Now: Redux was released decades later, presenting an even longer journey as originally conceived.

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" Part film noir, part science fiction, but one hundred percent movie magic. Ridley Scott’s adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s classic novel (originally titled Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?) is a dark, vivid, dream-like vision. The distant future is painted with fantastic cityscapes and an eclectic production design unlike any other. Vangelis’ score accentuates the futuristic atmosphere. Despite on-set tension with Scott, Harrison Ford plays the role of Deckard with equal parts grit and emotion. The rest of the cast delivers captivating performances. They help tell a somber story that forces audiences to question what it means to be human and where will technology take us next.
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" For the longest time, a young dreamer named George Lucas wanted to dazzle audiences with an epic space fantasy of his own. He wanted it to exude the spirit and wonder of serial classics he grew up with, but with the style and immersion of foreign cinema (especially the works of Akira Kurosawa). It was a long struggle to streamline the script and convince studios to fund the project. Making do with a paltry budget, Lucas and his crew maximized all their resources and creativity to bring a galaxy of aliens, starships, and warring empires to life. He did so with innovative filming techniques, sharp editing, and a dedicated cast of then-unknown performers. In 1977, the dream was unleashed. Star Wars captivated audiences not only with its style and action, but also with its spirited sense of adventure and its expansive universe of possibilities.

" ,- AL_THE_STRANGE


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