Steven Jay Schneider's "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die (8th Ed)"

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Stephen Jay Schneider has brought together 1001 movies ranging from art house classics to westerns, written by leading film critics and journalists. A dozen genres are covered: musicals, thrillers, westerns, science-fiction, comedy, war, horror, epics, film noir, art-house, romance, and social drama, arranged in chronological order.

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  1. 201.
    Bicycle Thieves (The Criterion Collection)
    by Vittorio De Sica

  2. 202.
    Letter from an Unknown Woman
    by Max Ophüls

  3. 203.
    Secret Beyond the Door
    by Fritz Lang

  4. 204.
    Force of Evil
    by Abraham Polonsky

  5. 205.
    Spring in a Small Town
    by Fei Mu

  6. 206.
    Red River
    by Arthur Rosson

  7. 207.
    Rope

  8. 208.
    The Snake Pit
    by Anatole Litvak

  9. 209.
    The Lady from Shanghai
    by Orson Welles

  10. 210.
    The Paleface
    by Norman Z. McLeod

  11. 211.
    The Red Shoes - Criterion Collection
    by Michael Powell

  12. 212.

  13. 213.
    Louisiana Story
    by Robert J. Flaherty

  14. 214.

  15. 216.
    Gun Crazy
    by Joseph H. Lewis

  16. 217.
    Adam's Rib

  17. 218.
    Whisky Galore! (1949)
    by Alexander Mackendrick

  18. 219.
    White Heat
    by Raoul Walsh

  19. 220.
    The Reckless Moment (1949)
    by Max Ophüls

  20. 221.
    The Third Man (The Criterion Collection)
    by Carol Reed

  21. 222.
    On the Town
    by Gene Kelly

  22. 223.
    Orpheus (Original French) [Criterion Collection]
    by Jean Cocteau

  23. 224.
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    The Asphalt Jungle

  24. 225.
    Rashomon (The Criterion Collection)
    by Akira Kurosawa

  25. 226.
    Winchester '73
    by Anthony Mann

  26. 227.
    Rio Grande (Collector's Edition)

  27. 228.
    All About Eve
    by Joseph L. Mankiewicz

  28. 229.
    Sunset Boulevard (Special Collector's Edition)
    by Billy Wilder

  29. 231.
    In a Lonely Place
    by Nicholas Ray

  30. 232.
    Ace in the Hole (The Criterion Collection)
    by Billy Wilder

  31. 233.
    A Streetcar Named Desire (Original Director's Version)
    by Elia Kazan

  32. 234.
    Strangers on a Train (Two-Disc Special Edition)
    by Alfred Hitchcock

  33. 235.
    The Lavender Hill Mob
    by Charles Crichton

  34. 236.
    Pandora and The Flying Dutchman
    by Albert Lewin

  35. 237.
    The African Queen
    by John Huston

  36. 238.
    Diary of a Country Priest (The Criterion Collection)
    by Robert Bresson

  37. 239.
    An American in Paris
    by Vincente Minnelli

  38. 240.
    A Place in the Sun
    by George Stevens

  39. 241.
    The Day the Earth Stood Still
    by Robert Wise

  40. 242.
    The Quiet Man (Collector's Edition)
    by John Ford

  41. 243.
    Forbidden Games (The Criterion Collection)
    by René Clément

  42. 244.
    Angel Face

  43. 245.
    Singin' in the Rain (Two-Disc Special Edition)
    by Gene Kelly

  44. 246.
    Ikiru (The Criterion Collection)
    by Akira Kurosawa

  45. 247.
    Europa '51
    by Roberto Rossellini

  46. 248.
    The Bad and the Beautiful
    by Vincente Minnelli

  47. 249.
    The Big Sky (1952)
    by Howard Hawks

  48. 250.
    High Noon (Collector's Edition)
    by Fred Zinnemann

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Created by jonshia on Mar 19, 2006.
 

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Updated up to 850 — 4 years ago

Only 151 more movies to go through before the list is totally brought up to date. There were only a few changes to make on earlier pages, such as the additions of Dances with Wolves, Drowning by Numbers, and Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer. All in the 5th Anniversary version of the book. I’ll get the part with the most changes when the sight is less glitchy.

Please do not change the list just because you disagree with the choices, people.


Untitled — 4 years ago

This list’s been seriously messed with. The whole last page doesn’t match up at all with the movies in the 5th anniversary edition of the book. The Host’s in the book. No Country for Old Men’s in the book, etc, etc. I’ll try to do some clean-up over the next week.


forgotten — 4 years ago

What about Officer and a Gentleman? Monster? A Few Good Men


films missing! — 4 years ago

this is a great list, but there are some head sctatchers, like why oh why is “The Ladie”s Man " included but “Ed Wood”, “The Posiedon Adventure”, “The War of The Roses”, “Barberella”, “Donnie Darko”, “Office Space” and “Foul Play” are not!


Untitled — 4 years ago

There appears to be 2 films missing. I have had a look but I cannot see what is missing


Rejects — 5 years ago

OK, it appears we have confirmation that there is a new addition of the book, so the changes have been made.

I went over and added the 12 films that were dropped from the previous version to the rejects list, which can be found here:

http://www.listsofbests.com/list/31085


Untitled — 5 years ago

I believe the list was actually completely correctwith the updated newest version of the book. I did a check and the newest book which I bought in Autumn did actually have 1002 films in (a mistake!) and those 12 or so new films were all added in.


Untitled — 5 years ago

It seems, as the person below me pointed out, that a lot of changes have been made to the list. EJestico changed at least a dozen films and there seems to be other problems with the list. I’m deleting the changes EJestico made. I am unsure of the ones that were deleted. Can anyone help?


New additions — 5 years ago

While I would not be surprised by the dozen or so new titles that have been added onto this list, the amount of older titles that have magically appeared on this list suggest that someone has taken liberties and corrupted this list.

There are a lot of older Chinese films that were never on this list before, so please be careful when adopting this list as it may not be 100% correct anymore.


Untitled — 5 years ago

Can someone please fix the list cause there are like 10 new movies and don’t know which ones were deleted to put these 10 on there



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