T H E O ' S  

     Century of Movies

          ("The stuff that dreams are made of")

           FEATURING THE SAME SNAZZY WEB DESIGN SINCE 1996    

[Last 5 films seen (reverse chronological order) : THE EASIEST WAY (1931) (V) (68) ; FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS (32) ; RUN FOR COVER (1955) (V) (58) ; CRAZY, STUPID, LOVE (73) ; UNDER CAPRICORN (1949) (V) (52) ]

Deserve's Got Nothin' to Do With It

• List of 2011 movies
• List of 2010 movies
• List of 2009 movies
• Short reviews of 2008 movies
• Short reviews of 2007 movies
• Short reviews of 2006 movies
• Short reviews of 2005 movies
• Short reviews of 2004 movies  
• Short reviews of 2003 movies 
• Short reviews of 2002 movies  
• Short reviews of 2001 movies  
• Short reviews of 2000 movies  
• Short reviews of 1999 movies
• Short reviews of 1998 movies
• Short reviews of 1997 movies
• Short reviews of 1996 movies
• Screening log for older movies
• Occasional reviews of older movies
• Very occasional Essays

You Wouldn't Like It, The Pay's Too Small

• Dale Thomajan, 1930-1999  
• Richard Corliss, 1969, 1980-1997, 2001-05, 2007-10
• POSITIF magazine, 1965, 1981-2010  
• "PREMIERE" magazine (US), 1987-2006  
• "Cinema" magazine (Greece), 1990-2008
• "New York Times", 1924-1998  
• Dave Kehr, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Cahiers du Cinéma, Siskel & Ebert and a whole bunch of others available, as I'm sure you know, at Eric C. Johnson's page.

Crisp Apple Kettles and Mittens on Kittens

• My Favourite Films, 1916-2009  (Latest: The Easiest Way)
• Some Favourite Books

Visits? That Would Indicate Visitors!

• The "Cyprus Mail": My main source of much-needed moolah. News, views and, of course, movie reviews - "Preston Wilder" is the pseudonym for yours truly.
• Mike D'Angelo is the Benny Binion of online movie critics.
• Now based in Houston, eloquent diehard Michael Sicinski takes a bold first step on the road back to Berkeley (his spiritual home). And there was much rejoicing.  
• Matt Lotti does the best Links ever. If only he liked the occasional movie, he'd be just about perfect.
• Jeremy Heilman (a.k.a. the Movie Martyr) watches all the films you and I don't have the time or inclination to see. And he watches all the other films too, just to make sure.
• Jason Overbeck is the only person on this list with an Oscar-winning film on his resumé. 
• Vadim Rizov has been mugged, laid off, punched in the face, and tormented by a dog named Chloe. And through it all, he just can't stop writing. 
• Dan Sallitt is some kind of guru.
• "Rightwing film geek" Victor Morton is too hard on himself ; some might say he makes a religion out of it. He also updates about as often as the Pope sings in Swahili.  
• I don't know why it's taken so long to include Matt Prigge on these Links, but I've been meaning to do it for ages.
• Bilge Ebiri and I have some Eastern Mediterranean genes in common - except he got the one that allows him to be knowledgeable about every film ever made, and I didn't.
• Life's little pleasures include watching old movies then checking to see what Fernando Croce has to say about them.
• I don't know who GravyMovie is, but he's seen over 10,000 films so that's gotta be a good thing (right?).
• IMDb users think The Shawshank Redemption is the greatest film of all time. Yet they also include Matthew Wilder and Darragh O'Donoghue.
• Ryan Wu, a.k.a. Muse Malade, is my tenuous link to the blogosphere, the Red Sox and the finer points of Obama's awesomeness. 
• Paul Clark, a.k.a. Silly Hats Only, is my one-stop-shopping gateway to lists, quirky writings and the Muriel Awards.
• The Daily MUBI and Movie City News make me feel well-informed.
• Rouge and Senses of Cinema make me feel intellectual. 
• Folco just makes me feel good about myself. I can't explain it. 

The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship

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