Getting Reel: A Social Science Perspective on Film By Michael D. Gose

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Movie List Favorites:

I. Westerns: Fistful of Dollars; For a Few Dollars More; Good, Bad, and the Ugly; Unforgiven; Silverado; Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid; Wild Bunch; Blazing Saddles; High Noon; Cat Balou; True Grit.

II. Sports Films: All the Right Moves; 8 Men Out; Blue Chips; One on One; Rollerball; Slap Shot; North Dallas Forty; Field of Dreams; Hoosiers; On Any Given Sunday.

III. Religious Films: To Sleep With Anger; Central Station; Behind the Sun; Shadowlands (BBC version); To End All Wars; China Cry; Tender Mercies; 5 Heartbeats; A Man for All Seasons; Navigator; Map of the Human Heart; What Dreams May Come; Kun Dun (these may not seem overtly religious, but I’d argue they are; and I exclude films that I think are only about religion).

IV. Women and Film: Heartland; Thelma and Louise; Elizabeth; Desperately Seeking Susan; Girlfight; Bend One Like Beckham; Joy Luck Club; Mystic Pizza; Swept Away (Italian); Tootsie.

V. International: To Live; Farewell My Concubine; No Man’s Land; Cinema Paradiso; Cinema Paradiso (Director’s Cut); Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon; Les Comperes; Eat, Drink, Man, Woman; Il Postino; Amelie; After Life; Life is Beautiful; Run Lola Run; Monsoon Wedding; Fast Runner.