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Animal House is the absolute pinnacle of cinematic excellence and the greatest flick ever.
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Golden Era Anathema
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Animal House is the absolute pinnacle of cinematic excellence and the greatest flick ever.
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My actual top three:
3. Monty Python and the Holy Grail
2. Big Night
1. Withnail and I
Top ten others:
Amelie
A Christmas Carol (1951)
40 Year Old Virgin
A Hard Day's Njght
Blade Runner
Master and Commander etc.
Casablanca
North by Northwest
Lawrence of Arabia
Maltese Falcon
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Actually, I fibbed. A Christmas Carol with Alistair Sim and, of course, Casablanca top my list.
The latter poses an eternal question of moral right and wrong, set against the Second World War,
and the flight of Cupid's arrow; all of which forces personal exam, something most films never achieve.
A war in one's youth upends to greater or lesser extent later life,
all the more precious and poignant, leaving shadows quite discernible
to the individual and his conscience.
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Rick made the obviously correct choice; however, to have erred against conscience, to take Ilsa to neutral Ireland, install her in a Dublin brownstone off Phoenix Park, and to sit out the war with red meat, hard liquor, and Ingrid Bergman does continuously tempt me.
The latter poses an eternal question of moral right and wrong, set against the Second World War,
and the flight of Cupid's arrow; all of which forces personal exam, something most films never achieve.
A war in one's youth upends to greater or lesser extent later life,
all the more precious and poignant, leaving shadows quite discernible
to the individual and his conscience.
______________
Rick made the obviously correct choice; however, to have erred against conscience, to take Ilsa to neutral Ireland, install her in a Dublin brownstone off Phoenix Park, and to sit out the war with red meat, hard liquor, and Ingrid Bergman does continuously tempt me.
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I, too, was being sarcastic. When I said "Diplomaniacs," I actually meant "Hips Hips Hooray!"
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