Everyone has there own list, I suppose, but comedies were underrepresented, as was David Lean -- how 'bout Bridge on the River Kwai
. . and were there no political films, or did I miss it at quick glance?
Advise and Consent (which I just saw on the new DVD set)
All The President's Men
I was glad to see Alexander Mackendrick there with Sweet Smell of Success.
Just a few off the top of my head, there'll be more.
Henry
The Poster Mint
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