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Gated Community of Great Films




In this community are films that, in my opinion, are worthy of being celebrated and recognized as distinguished contributions to the art form. 



This list is open to any and all films, and will expand in years to come. The Films are listed alphabetically.



To view a film, click the title, which will lead you to the Amazon Video version of the film. Renting and/or buying the films through this link helps out the blog.



Note, this page serves only as a list, and is in my opinion. If you would like to see a review of the films, please suggest them, and I will be sure to add them to the schedule.



So, without further ado, here are the honored films:





Did your favorites make the list? What films do you think should be added? I will consider any suggestions made in the comments below.

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