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Richard Del Belso

Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2007 11:23:26 -0500
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] OT  Selected 25 Films for National Registry for 2007
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Does anyone have the poster for 'sex life of a 
polyp'?  I just have to see it!
Andrea

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  Subject: [MOPO] OT Selected 25 Films for 
  National Registry for 2007
  

   
  Now there are 475 films protected for future 
  generations
  Among those selected this year: 

"The Naked City," 
  1948, filmed on actual locations in New York; this movie won Oscars for best 
  photography and editing. It was a gritty crime film combining slices of 
  several stories. 

"Close Encounters of the Third Kind," 1977, an 
  intelligent sci-fi film in which the climactic scene is set at Devil's Tower 
  National Monument in Wyoming. 

"In a Lonely Place," 1950, a scathing 
  Hollywood satire with Humphrey Bogart  playing a screenwriter, brilliant at 
his 
  craft yet prone to living with his fists. 

"Oklahoma!" 1955, brought 
  the fun and famous musical to the screen. 

"Back to the Future," 1985, 
  explored the possibilities of special effects when a man stranded in 1955 by 
a 
  time machine must not only find a way home, but also teach his father how to 
  become a man, repair the space/time continuum and save his family from being 
  erased from existence. All while fighting off the advances of his 
then-teenage 
  mother. 

"12 Angry Men," 1957, a classic filmed in a spare, 
  claustrophobic style - largely set in one jury room - relating a single 
  juror's refusal to conform to peer pressure in a murder trial. 

"The 
  Strong Man," 1926, features Harry Langdon, widely considered one of the great 
  silent comedians, as a meek man in love with a blind woman. 

"The Man 
  Who Shot Liberty Valance," 1962, director John 
  Ford 's last great Western. The 
  film shows that the conquest of the West meant the triumph of civilization, 
  embodied in Jimmy Stewart, over wild innocence - John 
  Wayne  - and evil - Lee 
  Marvin . 

Also being added 
  to the registry: 

"Bullitt" (1968) 

"Dance, Girl, Dance" (1940) 
  

"Dances With Wolves" (1990) 

"Days of Heaven" (1978) 
  

"Glimpse of the Garden" (1957) 

"Grand Hotel" (1932) 
  

"The House I Live In" (1945) 

"Mighty Like a Moose" (1926) 
  

"Now, Voyager" (1942) 

"Our Day" (1938) 

"Peege" (1972) 
  

"The Sex Life of the Polyp" (1928) 

"Three Little Pigs" (1933) 
  

"Tol'able David" (1921) 

"Tom, Tom the Piper's Son" (1969-71) 
  

"The Women" (1939) 

"Wuthering Heights" (1939) 


  


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