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Mustanaamio7's Movie Diary 2019
Films I've seen on celluloid in the digital era (388 movies items)"FORMAT: 35mm CONDITION: ★★★ NOTES: Original release print, opened with the U rating card used at the time. Print is as scratchy and dusty and sound is as rough as can be expected from a 1982 print. Tinted brown the whole way through, and cut a few frames off some of the most iconic shots, including the first time E.T.’s finger glows and the moon shot. Impressively, the changeovers did not alter any dialogue, as filthy as they were. DATE: June 30th 2019 CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema "
Favorite Movies of All Time (2011 Edition) (1000 movies items)"2010: 20 2009: 20 2008: 18 2007: 18 2006: 19 2005: 20 2004: 23 2003: 26 2002: 25 2001: 22 2000: 20 1999: 21 1998: 16 1997: 10 1996: 9 1995: 5 1994: 4 1993: 3 1992: 1 First seen in 1988 "
Favorite Movies of All Time (2010 Edition) (1000 movies items)"2009: 20 2008: 18 2007: 18 2006: 19 2005: 20 2004: 23 2003: 26 2002: 25 2001: 22 2000: 20 1999: 21 1998: 16 1997: 10 1996: 9 1995: 5 1994: 4 1993: 3 1992: 1 First seen in 1988 "
Favorite Drama Films: 1982-1983 (68 movies items)" Directed by: Steven Spielberg Produced by: Kathleen Kennedy and Steven Spielberg Written by: Melissa Mathison Cinematography: Allen Daviau Edited by: Carol Littleton Music by: John Williams Distributed by: Universal Pictures"
DVDecember 2018 (41 movies items)"Re-watch - Dec. 30th I finally got my daughter to watch E.T. with me, and she really enjoyed it. That's all I needed."
Favorite Movies of All Time (2009 Edition) (950 movies items)"2008: 18 2007: 18 2006: 19 2005: 20 2004: 23 2003: 26 2002: 25 2001: 22 2000: 20 1999: 21 1998: 16 1997: 10 1996: 9 1995: 5 1994: 4 1993: 3 1992: 1 "
Favorite Films of All Time (2008 Edition) (900 movies items)"2007: 18 2006: 19 2005: 20 2004: 23 2003: 26 2002: 25 2001: 22 2000: 20 1999: 21 1998: 16 1997: 10 1996: 9 1995: 5 1994: 4 1993: 3 1992: 1 "
50 Moments of Cinematic Wonder (50 movies items)"E.T. THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL - FLYING BICYCLES The 1980s was a decade when children began to be taken seriously as the main protagonists of films. Too often side-lined, their viewpoints trivialised or patronised, children had been dealt a raw deal in movies for decades. But with their shift towards more ambitious fantasy storylines and visual-effects-based wonderment, the 80s foregrounded the age-group most likely to be immediately susceptible to believing in fantastical beings as soon as their m"
