1001 Movies : You Must See Before You Die

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It's missing pages 430-476

Review of 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die Hot Toasty Rag, October 24, 2017 Sorted by specific genre at the start of the book, then laid out chronologically, and finally indexed alphabetically in the final pages, 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die is an incredibly inclusive book. It was published in 2003, so the last movie included is 2002’s Chicago (also included as the image on the spine of the book), but Steven Jay Schneider has come out with several other editions, published in 2005, 2012, 2013, and 2015, so you can check those books out if you want a more modern list. On each glossy page is a film still, the basic credits (writer, director, cast, Oscar nods, etc) and a few paragraphs about the plot and why it’s a must-see. The reason this 950-paged book is so great is because the contributors (over fifty people, credited in the beginning of the book) have really done their research. Foreign movies, silent movies, unknown movies, and really strange movies are included alongside blockbusters, Oscar sweeps, and classics. Granted, there are lots of movies in here that I would never want to see, but it’s a really cool list for movie buffs, and in particular, people who actively seek out obscure films.

Überblick über viele Filme , die man so als Empfehlung kennenlernt. Hab die 2004 Version genommen, da am günstigsten; bei den Filmen vor ~1990 tut sich ja naturgemäss nicht mehr viel, da reicht die Schwarte vollständig.

A really nice, weighty book, which splits films by decade (but also by genre if you look in the contents). Great photos and/or essays with most films. Each time a new version of this book comes out, they tell you which films have been added/removed.

Good book for reading