2019 Movie Challenge

1. a foreign language film- The 400 Blows - Jan. 6
2. an animated film - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - Jan. 15
3. a film in the IMDb Top 250 - Jaws - Jan. 22
4. an indie film
5. a black and white film
6. a film released before 1960
7. a silent film
8. a film that topped the weekly box office within 2018
9. a film with more than 400,000 votes on IMDb
10. a Disney or Pixar film - Up - Jan. 28
11. a Studio Ghibli film
12. a North American film- Hachi: A Dog's Tale - Jan. 4
13. a South American film
14. a European film
15. an Asian film
16. an African film
17. an Oceanian film -
18. a French New Wave film
19. a LA Rebellion film
20. an Italian Neorealism film
21. a Dogme 95 film
22. a German Expressionism film
23. a New Queer Cinema film
24. a Hyperlink cinema film
25. a Bollywood film
26. a film in the MoFo Fall of Fame
27. a Palme d'Or winner
28. a film that has won the Academy Award for Best Picture - Ben-Hur - Jan. 13
29. a film that won an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay
30. a film that won an Academy Award for Best Original Score
31. a film that won an Academy Award for Best Cinematography
32. a film included in the National Society of Film Critics' 100 Essential Films list
33. a film that is part of the Criterion Collection
34. a film that is a novel or play adaptation - Incredibly Loud and Extremely Close - Jan. 30
35. a musical film
36. a WWII film
37. a film directed by a woman - The Bookshop - Jan. 27
38. a film more than 160 minutes long
39. a (neo) noir film
40. a film in which the main character dies - Fences - Jan. 17
41. a film tackling alcoholism or drug addiction
42. a film that won any type of Academy Award for 2018
43. a box office flop (made less money that it cost)
44. a box office wonder (made at least 3 times as much as it cost)
45. a film with a budget lower than 1 million
46. a film that is part of a franchise with more than 5 sequels/remakes/reboots
47. a Jean-Pierre Melville/Krzysztof Kieslowski/Michael Haneke/Teo Angelopoulos film.
48. a Woody Allen/John Ford/David Lynch/Paul Thomas Anderson film.
49. a Jean Harlow/Olivia de Havilland/Joan Crawford/Lauren Bacall/Jane Wyman film.
50. a Buster Keaton/James Cagney/Gary Cooper/Jack Lemmon/Sidney Poitier film.
51. a film released in 2019.
52. a film in theaters. - Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse - Jan. 19

1. a foreign language film- The 400 Blows - Jan. 6
2. an animated film - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - Jan. 15
3. a film in the IMDb Top 250 - Jaws - Jan. 22
4. an indie film - Split - Feb. 4
5. a black and white film - Abandon Ship! - Feb. 3
6. a film released before 1960 - Monkey Business
7. a silent film - Modern Times
8. a film that topped the weekly box office within 2018
9. a film with more than 400,000 votes on IMDb - Toy Story
10. a Disney or Pixar film - Up - Jan. 28
11. a Studio Ghibli film - Spirited Away
12. a North American film- Hachi: A Dog's Tale - Jan. 4
13. a South American film
14. a European film - The Square
15. an Asian film - Perfect Blue
16. an African film
17. an Oceanian film -
18. a French New Wave film
19. a LA Rebellion film
20. an Italian Neorealism film
21. a Dogme 95 film
22. a German Expressionism film
23. a New Queer Cinema film
24. a Hyperlink cinema film
25. a Bollywood film
26. a film in the MoFo Fall of Fame
27. a Palme d'Or winner
28. a film that has won the Academy Award for Best Picture - Ben-Hur - Jan. 13
29. a film that won an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay - Pulp Fiction - Feb. 9
30. a film that won an Academy Award for Best Original Score
31. a film that won an Academy Award for Best Cinematography - Road to Perdition - Feb. 18
32. a film included in the National Society of Film Critics' 100 Essential Films list - Duck Soup
33. a film that is part of the Criterion Collection - Trouble in Paradise
34. a film that is a novel or play adaptation - Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close - Jan. 30
35. a musical film
36. a WWII film
37. a film directed by a woman - The Bookshop - Jan. 27
38. a film more than 160 minutes long - My Fair Lady
39. a (neo) noir film - Minority Report
40. a film in which the main character dies - Fences - Jan. 17
41. a film tackling alcoholism or drug addiction
42. a film that won any type of Academy Award for 2018
43. a box office flop (made less money that it cost) - The King of Comedy
44. a box office wonder (made at least 3 times as much as it cost)
45. a film with a budget lower than 1 million
46. a film that is part of a franchise with more than 5 sequels/remakes/reboots
47. a Jean-Pierre Melville/Krzysztof Kieslowski/Michael Haneke/Teo Angelopoulos film.
48. a Woody Allen/John Ford/David Lynch/Paul Thomas Anderson film.
49. a Jean Harlow/Olivia de Havilland/Joan Crawford/Lauren Bacall/Jane Wyman film.
50. a Buster Keaton/James Cagney/Gary Cooper/Jack Lemmon/Sidney Poitier film - Sherlock, Jr.
51. a film released in 2019.
52. a film in theaters. - Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse - Jan. 19