The British Film Institute had never done a list for nonfiction films before, so they polled 200 critics (I am one of them) and curators and 100 filmmakers to single out the 50 greatest documentaries of all time. The top ten are:
Documentary Best: Shoah is No 2
August 4, 2014 by
The British Film Institute had never done a list for nonfiction films before, so they polled 200 critics (I am one of them) and curators and 100 filmmakers to single out the 50 greatest documentaries of all time. The top ten are:
Pickle, The (1993): Mazursky’s Own Pickle (Worst Film?)
August 1, 2014 by
The Pickle is no doubt one of Mazursky’s two worst films.
Documentary Best: Top 100 by BFI
August 1, 2014 by
The British Film Institute had never done a list for nonfiction films before, so they polled 200 critics (I am one of them) and curators and 100 filmmakers to single out the 50 greatest documentaries of all time. The top ten are:
Guardians of the Galaxy: Fast, Humorous Actioner–Another Huge Hit from Marvel
July 30, 2014 by
Marvel seems to be on a roll, big roll: Their new production, the actionful space adventure, The Guardians of the Galaxy, follows in the footsteps of such global blockbuster franchises as Iron Man, Thor, Captain America and The Avengers. Like many of the other films, Guardians of the Galaxy is based on team work, both […]
