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Leonard Maltin’s 151 Best Movies You’ve Never Seen

Leonard Maltin

Contents

Preface

1 American Dreamz

2 The Animal Factory

3 Aurora Borealis

4 Baadasssss!

5 The Ballad of Little Jo

6 Better Than Sex

7 The Big Hit

8 Blood and Wine

9 Brick

10 Brothers

11 Bubba Ho-Tep

12 Career Girls

13 Casanova

14 Chop Shop

15 Citizen Ruth

16 Connie and Carla

17 C.R.A.Z.Y.

18 Criminal

19 Crush

20 Dark Days

21 The Dead Girl

22 The Devil’s Backbone

23 Diamond Men

24 Dick

25 The Dinner Game

26 Dinner Rush

27 The Dish

28 Disney’s Teacher’s Pet

29 The Door in the Floor

30 Driving Lessons

31 Duck Season

32 East is East

33 Everything Put Together

34 Fast, Cheap & Out of Control

35 15 Minutes

36 Find Me Guilty

37 Firelight

38 Following

39 Gilles’ Wife

40 Gloomy Sunday

41 Go Tigers!

42 Going in Style

43 The Great Buck Howard

44 The Greatest Game Ever Played

45 The Hard Word

46 The Harmonists

47 Hedwig and the Angry Inch

48 Hidalgo

49 A Home at the End of the World

50 The House of Sand

51 How to Lose Friends & Alienate People

52 I Served the King of England

53 Idiocracy

54 In the Shadow of the Moon

55 Indigènes (Days of Glory)

56 Innocent Blood

57 Intermission

58 Island in the Sky

59 Julia

60 Keeping Mum

61 Kill Me Later

62 King of California

63 The King of Masks

64 King of the Hill

65 Kontroll

66 La Ciudad/The City

67 La Petite Lili

68 La Promesse

69 Lady for a Day

70 The Last Shot

71 Lawless Heart

72 Levity

73 Look Both Ways

74 The Lookout

75 Love and Death on Long Island

76 Mad Money

77 The Maltese Falcon (1931)

78 The Man from Elysian Fields

79 Man Push Cart

80 Marvin’s Room

81 The Matador

82 Matchstick Men

83 Matewan

84 Maybe Baby

85 The Merry Gentleman

86 Metroland

87 A Midnight Clear

88 The Mighty

89 Millions

90 Mirrormask

91 Moonlighting

92 Mountains of the Moon

93 Mrs Palfrey at the Claremont

94 My First Mister

95 The Mystery of Picasso

96 Nine Lives

97 Nothing but the Truth

98 October Sky

99 Off the Map

100 Once Were Warriors

101 One Fine Day

102 Owning Mahowny

103 The Painted Veil

104 Paradise Now

105 Peter’s Friends

106 Phoebe in Wonderland

107 The Pledge

108 Priceless

109 Prisoner of Paradise

110 The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio

111 Queen of Hearts

112 Quinceañera

113 Raising Victor Vargas

114 Resurrecting the Champ

115 Resurrection

116 Safe Men

117 Scarecrow

118 Seven Men from Now

119 Shadowboxer

120 Something New

121 Son of Rambow

122 Songcatcher

123 Spring Forward

124 Starting Out in the Evening

125 Startup.Com

126 State of the Union

127 The Steel Helmet

128 Still Crazy

129 Stone Reader

130 Sweet Land

131 The Tao of Steve

132 Taste of Cherry

133 The Third Miracle

134 Thumbsucker

135 Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story

136 Tumbleweeds

137 Tuvalu

138 The TV Set

139 Two Family House

140 Two Lovers

141 Waking the Dead

142 The Weather Man

143 Welcome to Sarajevo

144 Went to Coney Island on a Mission from God…Be Back by Five

145 What Doesn’t Kill You

146 The Whole Wide World

147 The Wide Blue Road

148 Winter Solstice

149 Word Wars

150 The World’s Fastest Indian

151 Zathura: A Space Adventure

About the Author

Other Books by Leonard Maltin

Copyright

About the Publisher

PREFACE

As our media culture continues to evolve, with seismic changes affecting the journalistic landscape, a number of film critics have lost their jobs. Some people have questioned their relevance. After all, it’s easy to find opinions about anything, including movies, on the Internet.

But wait—as they say on those TV infomercials. Check out a movie ad, be it on the Internet, on television, or in a newspaper. What do you see? Review quotes. If critics are irrelevant, why do studios and distributors rely on them to promote their movies?

The answer is simple: people want recommendations, preferably from someone they know and trust. Let’s call that the human factor. Years ago, Blockbuster Video spent a lot of money developing a computer kiosk to help customers find their ideal video selections, only

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