So this is just a list of films I think everyone should look at and try to see these films. I have seen every one on this list when its all donw

75: Touch of Evil: A great Orson Wells film noir. I was taken back by Charleton Hesston. He was younger then Planet of the Apes and didn't look the same to me. Great story, nice pacing and good camera work. Black and White, but still good to watch.

74: The Big Lewbowski: Coen brothers made a rug seem important and got bowling into the main stream. Jeff Bridges and John Goodman were great paired together. Steve Buscemi was amazing as Donny. The story may have gotten alittle muddled but that is easily overlooked by the humor.

73: Kiss My Deadly: Another film nior. Great story, a great twist of fate and an ending that leaves you wondering. Again shot in black and white, but still worth the time.

72: M: A silent greman film from 1931. Staring Peter Lorre who was in Casablanca and is almost always inpersonated. If you've seen The Brave Little Toaster think of the light from the guy that drives the monster truck and the line "He's so spontanious."

71: The Grapes of Wrath: Not only a great book, but a great film. Hits the points of the story and fills in the best it can. The ending is kind of hard to watch, but so is reading it in the book.

70: The Battleship Potemkin: Is getting a limited release or is finally coming to dvd. Anyway see it. A silent film, but great music added and amazing shots. The fames step scene is in here and was later made famous by The Untouchables with the train station scene.