100 Years, 100 Movies

100 Years, 100 Movies

By Joaquin CastroTV & FilmFilm History
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100 Years, 100 Movies episodes

  • 1964
    Dr. Strangelove shows Kubrick can be funny when showing humanity at its worst. Mary Poppins is the better version of the Sound of Music.
    8 min
  • 1998
    The Big Lebowski is one of the Coen Brothers’ enduring classics. There’s no way that There’s Something About Mary could be made today.
    8 min
  • 1945
    Mildred Pierce and the awesomeness of Joan Crawford. The Picture of Dorian Gray is a decent adaptation of my favorite book.
    8 min
  • 2013
    About Time is a wonderful romantic comedy. The Heat is one of Melissa McCarthy and Sandra Bullock’s best:
    7 min
  • 1942
    Casablanca may be the greatest movie of all time. Cat People and the importance of Val Lewton.
    9 min
  • 1949
    The Third Man and White Heat are two very different crime dramas. Lookit me ma, top of the world!
    6 min
  • 1980
    I’d rather discuss Scorsese’s masterpiece Raging Bull than Empire Strikes Back. Cannibal Holocaust is family fun for all.
    10 min
  • 1996
    Scream resurrects the slasher genre and makes horror mainstream one again. Matilda is quite the children’s movie.
    9 min
  • 1925
    The Gold Rush is one of the most iconic Charlie Chaplin movies. Battleship Potemkin and the influence of Russian cinema.
    6 min
  • 1935
    G Men gives James Cagney fans a character to cheer for. The Bride of Frankenstein continues Universal’s monster horror streak going.
    7 min

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Where I give my (un)informed opinions about the best movie of the year for every year from 1920 to today. Also, I highlight an interesting movie from each year to discuss. Part history, part…