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Aye, I meant 35 to go. (25 on the new list, which I'll worry about later). Of course, having watched Seven Samurai last night (finally!) I guess I'm down to 34 to go. Plus I've got Black Narcissus, To Be or Not to Be (only on the old list), and M for viewing at leisure. My VCR foiled me...

Well, since I have 'til the end of the year, I'm still working on getting 100 from the 1992 list done (and while I've only seen about half of each list, I'm begining to like the '92 one more...Blade Runner!?). Anyway what I've seen (in order of appreciation): La Notte La Dolce Vita...

I'm down to 44-to-go with Ikiru, Wild Strawberries, and Life of Oharu being the best of the most recent. I also saw Dead Ringers (my nation's lone contibution), Meshes of Afternoon, Rashomon, and Strike.

Pascal, you're too good to us. :) I'm down to 53 to go (the last being Belle de Jour), but hopefully I can get it down to 50 by the 24th (I've got Ikiru to watch, and I'll get a couple more during the week). [Edited last by Tim Raffey on September 17, 2001 at 10:49 PM]

John, You only need to watch 100 of the 127. You only have 73 left (I made the same mistake earlier in the thread). I saw Vertov's Man With a Movie Camera, and Truffaut's Jules and Jim on the weekend (both #41, both deserving of their spot). 54 to go.

Alright, since January 24 I've seen: The Passion of Joan of Arc (finally) - 4/4 Ugetsu Monogatari - 4/4 Madame de - 4/4 The Decalogue - 4/4 Greed - 4/4 Un Chien Andalou - 4/4 Limelight - 4/4 44 down, 56 to go. Next up, Jules and Jim, or Man With A Movie Camera.

First, let me talk (type) about Weekend. It wasn't the first Godard movie I'd seen (that was Vivre Sa Vie), but I haven't had very much exposure to his work, as I'm at the mercy of my local video store - they don't have Breathless, or I'd have seen that by now. I didn't know exactly what to...

Long overdue update: Rules of the Game* (4/4) Stalker* (4/4) The General (4/4) Singin' in the Rain (4/4) Some Like It Hot (4/4) Touch of Evil (4/4) The Gold Rush (4/4) The Magnificent Ambersons (4/4) Night of the Hunter (4/4) Passion (3.5/4) Persona* (4/4) The Seventh Seal*...

That would be Cannibal: The Musical star Stan Brakhage? (it's funny 'cause it's true) I watched Pierrot Le Fou last week (my first S&S film in a while) and loved it. Next up is Costa Gavras' Z (don't think it's on the list), The Rules of the Game, and Stalker.

Jung, I've delayed long enough. I'm ready to enter the S&S Forum challenge. At 18 viewed (113 to go) I'm afraid I've got a lot of watching to do, but I've got 2 years though, right? :).