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I posted the nominations on the 2nd post. I'll also post them here:
The Movie Nominations for the 10th HoF
The Empire Strikes Back (1980, Irvin Kishner)
nominated by Seanc
Time for one of the greatest trilogy ever to be nominated. I have always loved Star Wars and always will. Objectively this is the best of the bunch. Better place high you nerfherders...Seanc
The Lucky Ones (2008, Neil Burger)
nominated by Rauldc14
Not to be confused with that goofy Zac Strong movie. I love the lead performances in this film. It's an inspiring funny film fun of adventure with a touch of reality that hit home for me. I really thought McAdams, Pena, and Robbins were all great. I don't usually nominate something like this but I enjoy the movie a lot and am curious on everybody's thoughts...Rauldc
East of Eden (1955, Elia Kazan
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nominated by Citizen Rules
John Steinback, Elia Kazan and James Dean...Citizen Rules
Cul-De-Sac (1966, Polanski)
nominated by Cricket
This was one of my biggest surprises while watching 60's movies for that particular countdown. It's surprisingly entertaining and I think everyone will enjoy it...Cricket
Amour (2012, Michael Haneke)
nominated by Neiba
My Man Godfrey (1936, Gregory La Cava)
nominated by SilentVamp
Considering what my past two general HoF nominations were, I decided to go for something "lighter" in tone this time around. Last time I nominated my favorite film of the 1940's. That helped me to decide to now nominate my favorite film from the 1930's. That would also make "My Man Godfrey" one of my all-time favorite comedies, of course. It may seem like a typical screwball comedy, but underneath it all, there is a serious element to it - if you pay close enough...SilentVamp
Blade Runner (1982, Ridley Scott)
nominated by Thursday Next
Lilya 4-Ever (2002, Lucas Moodysson)
nominated by Topsy
The movie is about a sixteen year old Estonian girl who is left by her mother. When her new boyfriend promises her a new and better life in Sweden she goes with him. She soon realizes that things wont go as promised.
I recommend this movie because is based on a true story,and unfortunately the lives of many other girls as well. This is a problem that wont go away until we all unite and banish prostitution and human trafficking, sadly I don't see it happening...Topsy
Ugetsu (1953, Kenji Mizoguchi)
nominated by Friendly Mushroom
This film almost has an incomparable important place in my heart. Though the film by itself is wonderful, the main reason why this film is so special to me is because it was the last movie I watched with my dog Skippy by my side. He would die in his sleep that night at age 11. (April 10, 2016)
I will always associate this grand movie with my beloved dog and I wanted to share with you my love for Skippy by nominating this.
You will be missed Skippy...Friendly Mushroom
Dead Man's Shoes (2004, Shane Meadows)
nominated by Camo