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Favorite Drama Films: 1992-1993 (107 movies items)" Directed by: Spike Lee Produced by: Spike Lee, Jon Klick, Monty Ross, and Marvin Worth Written by: Spike Lee and Arnold Perl Based on the book by: "The Autobiography of Malcolm X" by: Alex Haley and Malcolm X Cinematography: Ernest R. Dickerson Edited by: Barry Alexander Brown Music by: Terrance Blanchard Distributed by: Warner Bros."
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Favorite Movies of All Time (2010 Edition) (1000 movies items)"2009: 474 2008: 467 2007: 452 2006: 444 2005: 389 2004: 353 2003: 342 2002: 260 2001: 229 2000: 211 1999: 266 1998: 211 1997: 212 "
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Favorite Movies of All Time (2009 Edition) (950 movies items)"2008: 467 2007: 452 2006: 444 2005: 389 2004: 353 2003: 342 2002: 260 2001: 229 2000: 211 1999: 266 1998: 211 1997: 212 "
Favorite Films of All Time (2008 Edition) (900 movies items)"2007: 452 2006: 444 2005: 389 2004: 353 2003: 342 2002: 260 2001: 229 2000: 211 1999: 266 1998: 211 1997: 212 "
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America's Got Talent... Denzel Washington
BAMF's February 2017 Cinefest (22 movies items)" Familiar Actors: Denzel Washington Angela Bassett Delroy Lindo Spike Lee Theresa Randle Kate Vernon Lonette McKee Debi Mazar Wendell Pierce Giancarlo Esposito Roger Guenveur Smith David Patrick Kelly Mary Alice Walter Jones Richard Schiff Michael Imperioli Sharon Ferguson Elise Neal Martin Donovan Nicholas Turturro William Fichtner Vincent D'Onofrio Al Sharpton Christopher Plummer Karen Allen Peter Boyle Nelson Mandela Ossie Davis Muhammad Ali Ashanti Bill Cosby Janet Jackson Jesse Jackson Ma"
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BradWesley123's Movie Journal- January 2016 (33 movies items)" DVD- 3hrs. 22min. First Viewing It's overlong by probably 20 or 30 minutes, but Malcolm X is a stirring and necessary motion picture that features dozen of all-time great moments (the scene set to Sam Cooke's "A Change is Gonna Come" is as powerful as anything I've ever seen in film) and one of the best performances ever from Denzel Washington (I know Pacino needed one, but is there anyone who really believe's his work in Scent of a Woman tops this?). Essential viewing. Monthly Wesley AwardsB"