Name: Albert Sanchez Moreno - June 29, 1998
Location: East Point, GA USA
Comments: I think you should add the 1936 "Show Boat" to your list of deserving films that weren't nominated for any Oscars in your Awards Goofs section. I also think that Irene Dunne, Charles Winninger and Helen Morgan should have been nominated for "Show Boat" as well as possibly Allan Jones.
Name: Joel - June 29, 1998
Location: Los Angeles, CA USA
Comments: A wonderful achievement, this site. I could quarrel with a selection here, an analysis there, but why bother? Mostly I'm just amazed at the effort and intelligence that's gone into producing this.
Name: Jerry - June 29, 1998
Location: Ishpeming, MI USA
Comments: I just saw The Night of the Hunter for the first time, after paying over $20 to order it. It was one of the best movies I've ever seen, but it's not one that you'll love the first time you see it - it's better when you know what to expect.
Name: Tommy - June 28, 1998
Location: Birmingham, AL USA
Comments: I was looking for movie posters and the Internet Movie Database led me here. I love seeing web sites devoted totally to the best movies. Keep up the good work!
Name: J. Grant - June 28, 1998
Location: Miami, FL USA
Comments: I just finished watching "The Third Man" (the first time I'd ever seen it) on AMC, and was curious to learn more about it, so I logged onto the Internet; luckily a Yahoo! web search brought me to your site. I found your recap of "The Third Man" both insightful and informative. Thanks and congratulations - "Greatest Films" is a wonderful resource that I'm sure I will now use frequently to augment my movie viewing pleasure. P.S. I think a book version of your site would be great. Any publishers out there?.. Maybe Roger Ebert can help.
Name: John F. Crowley - June 27, 1998
Location: St. Louis, MO USA
Comments: A "Best of The Best" in motion pictures and lots of accurate and informative data to boot. It's very easy to spend a lot of time here and not get bored. Highly recommended to those who have a love for the great cinematic motion pictures of all time.
Name: I. Blubaugh - June 26, 1998
Comments: Truly an excellent site. By far the best site on the Internet to receive thorough film analyzation. It's obvious a lot of time and hard work went into this, it's extremely well done. One suggestion however, in addition to your analysis of the movie, I think it would be interesting to read your own opinions on the film. Perhaps, what are your favorite scenes, how it's impacted you...You get the idea. Anyhow that's just my opinion, I could be wrong. Great site.
Name: Terry - June 23, 1998
Location: Rancho Cordova, CA USA
Comments: My comments aren't enlightening, only complimentary ..... Great site!
Name: Steven Gaber - June 21, 1998
Location: Toronto, ON Canada
Comments: Great site - second only to IMDB. Find your script summaries remarkably accurate and comprehensive. Keep up the good work. I'll be back (where's that line from?) One complaint: your greatest movie list excludes non-American movies. That seems parochial and a little ignorant.
Name: Martin Dawber - June 20, 1998
Location: Southport, Lancs. UK
Comments: This is an cornucopia of delight! Your website is truly wonderful. I only wish that this had been around in my own youth - the text and images are excellent (where did you get such wonderful copies of the Film Posters?). You should add the cherry to the cake with some sound clips of the soundtrack music to play as the viewer reads the script. Truly excellent.
Name: Carol - June 18, 1998
Location: Staten Island, NY USA
Comments: I am glad you were on the mark to bring up the clear omissions of the 100 best. I cannot believe that the American Film Institute even brainstormed such a fool notion to elect that the public, and various others who haven't any idea of what makes a good film, vote on a list to remain as the best of our unique artistry in Film. The Buster Keaton omission was a slap in the face to anyone that has the least sensibility of great filmmaking, but then they left out Vidor and Sturges. Some preservationists!!! They managed to uneducate the masses in 3 hours on CBS. And kill any important strides in giving a legacy of our American Film Heritage for the next millenium. They turned what could have been an important event in our cultural history in this country, and made it a vulgar, cheap burlesque of what should have been a memorial to honor some of our great American born and Immigrant Artists that gave us such innovations to change our entire life perspective for all time. The AFI reached it's nadir last night hooking up with network TV to show how ignorant we are about our culture. Just for the almighty dollar. Creating controversy rather than interest in our film heritage. What a shame. I just thought I would get this off my chest. If you care to respond, feel free. I tip my hat to you.
Name: Davin - June 16, 1998
Comments: You people who say Titanic should be in the top 100 are stupid morons. It is nothing but a drab and dull and used love story that happens to have good special effects. The only reason its popular is because women love that wuss Leo. The only reason it makes money is because psycho women see the movie 50 times literally. The following is a list of movies FAR better than Titanic- Star Wars, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Patton, Blade Runner, Zulu, Ten Commandments, The Longest Day, Aliens, Alien, Terminator movies, Citizen Kane, Casablanca, 2001, A Clockwork Orange, Total Recall, The Shining, Beverly Hills Cop, Robocop, and Lawrence of Arabia, to name a VERY few. SO to you bozos who say Titanic should be number 1, get a life! Just because one popular star is in a movie doesn't mean it is the best ever. In fact, Titanic is probably the least worthy Oscar winner ever, and it just won because its hype was still up at Oscar time.
Name: Lauren - June 16, 1998
Location: Sandusky, OH USA
Comments: I think the 100 years 100 greatest movies should have included Titanic that is one of the best movies of all time!
Name: Michael A. Williams - June 14, 1998
Location: North Hampton, OH USA
Comments: Have neglected many household chores since discovering your wonderful & comprehensive site...But must play 'Monday Morning Quarterback' for one moment to suggest obvious omissions to your Top 200 list...-The Country Girl (Bing Crosby,William Holden,Grace Kelly) -Key Largo (Bogart, Bacall, Barrymore, EG Robinson) -The Sting (Newman & Redford omitted?!?) -The Shining (Nicholson gone mad & not on this list?) OK...it's off my chest & am heading out to mow the grass. Keep up the great work!
Name: Velton A. Gregory - June 12, 1998
Location: Washington, DC USA
Comments: You have a great Web site. You should enlarge your 100 Greatest Films To add the 1947 motion picture "Forever Amber" starring Linda Darnell, Cornel Wilde and George Sanders. The motion picture was a moneymaker in 1947 and Linda Darnell gives a great performance in the title role.
Name: Wizard57 - June 09, 1998
Comments: I think your site is great, but you have missed a spectacular movie. The Longest Day was a true epic with stunning scenes and is a true masterpiece. Far better than the "epic" Titanic. Please mention it in some way as it deserves it.
Name: PSYCHO - June 09, 1998
Location: League City, TX USA
Comments: I'm very glad you have ROMAN HOLIDAY as one of the greatest movies of all time. It's my favorite, and Audrey Hepburn is my favorite actress. But I think the quote from MY FAIR LADY is "The rain in Spain stays mainly IN the plain", not ON the plain. I'm not sure, but that doesn't really matter. I also liked the Awards Goofs. That was very truthful.
Name: Morgan Helmen - June 09, 1998
Location: Horten, Norway
Comments: I would like it if you had more pictures from the movies at this site.
Name: Nina Lindsey - June 08, 1998
Location: Dry Fork, Virginia, Va. USA
Comments: Since school is now out for the summer and I'm a teacher, I now have time to explore the net. Loved your site about GWTW. It is still my all time favorite movie. It was fun to read all of the script selections that you had at your site. Thanks for being so detailed.
Name: Drew - June 06, 1998
Location: Columbia, IL USA
Comments: I'm a 17 year old who recently stumbled onto your website while I was just surfing one day. I'd like to thank you for taking the time to post your summaries of the Hundred Greatest...until I started reading them, I would never have rented a movie made before Easy Rider. But when I read Casablance, the story literally took my breath away, and when I watched the film, it was phenomenal. My only comment would be that you consider squeezing Raiders of the Lost Ark onto your list. Because it resurrected the serials of the 1930s, and spawned so many imitators, and was just a great film, I believe it deserves a place on your list.
Name: PatroWVisual Entertainment - June 03, 1998
Comments: Good site for finding information when writing a script treatment.
Name: Chase Handley - June 03, 1998
Location: Metarie, LA USA
Comments: It seems like there are a few more flaws in your greatest lists than I originally expected. I have been doing some research of my own. Through numerous reviews in books and magazines that I have obtained at the library, I have discovered that several of the films on your list have failed to acheive five star ratings ( or four stars in some cases. ) Films lacking the highest possible ratings that were still awarded spots on your best lists include "Blade Runner", "Easy Rider", "Blue Velvet", "Rocky", "The Terminator", and "Terminator 2". All of those films, while good, do not match up to some of the films that in my search acheived the highest possible ratings, such as "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" and "Raiders of the Lost Ark" ( it should be on the top 100, not in the second hundred.)
Name: Ross Taylor - May 29, 1998
Comments: I would like to suggest a few deletions and additions to your 100 Greatest Films list. Deletions: The Wizard of Oz, Blade Runner, King Kong. Additions: The Terminator/Terminator 2, Aliens, The Blues Brothers.
Name: Chase Handley - May 29, 1998
Location: Metarie, LA USA
Comments: I really enjoy your 100 Greatest movie lists. However, on Another 100, you mentioned the Terminator films, but failed to recognize a greater sci - fi classic, Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Hopefully, a simple review of the selections will result in the adding of this classic to the list.
Name: Chris - May 28, 1998
Location: San Antonio, TX USA
Comments: I was very disappointed to see (or rather not see) Braveheart among either of your top 100s. Most undoubtedly, one of the finest films ever to grace a movie screen. Possibly a review of the lists might allow Braveheart to enter one of the lists.
Name: Darlene - May 27, 1998
Location: Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Comments: I was absolutely thrilled to find this web site. I have been a fan of classic movies as long as I can remember and it's great to find a place that appreciates these great actors and actresses as much as I do. Thank you and keep up the good work!!!!!!!
Name: Brent Silk - May 26, 1998
Location: Kelowna, B.C. Canada
Comments: Wow...this page is soooo cool! I love everything to do with films, and man, this site is definitely the best I have ever found on the internet! Congratulations to whomever made this page, and thanks for all this excellent information.
Name: Peggy Messinger - May 24, 1998
Location:
Comments: A great site for movie fans of all ages and tastes. Excellent!
Name: Marty Milton - May 23, 1998
Location: Champaign, IL USA
Comments: I wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed this site. I am a fan of movies made in the 40's and 50's. My favorite director is John Ford. Have you considered adding a discussion board to this site? I would like to discuss movies with someone who is old enough to remember some of these movies or at least someone who has seen these older movies. I am getting tired of reading comments from Titanic fans who profess this movie to be the best movie ever made. Most of these people are too young to have any memories past 1990 and, of course, won't bother to see many of the older movies because they are in black & white and are just old. Anyway, nice site and I intend to visit often.
Name: Tom Strickland - May 18, 1998
Location: Vinegrove, KY USA
Comments: Enjoyed it very much, brought back a lot of memories. Excellent job on the layout and format. Keep up the good work. Take care. Tom
Name: Sheryl Wragg - May 17, 1998
Location: Rochester Hills, MI USA
Comments: I am really enjoying your site and I loved being able to see all the posters you have here. I am curious about buying them, like another person who posted a comment here. Where do you get the photos you have on the site? Is there a poster book with all these great posters? You are doing a great job with film selection on this site. I love all the older and obscure stuff. Thanks!
Name: Michael Wood - May 16, 1998
Location: Bradford, West Yorks, UK
Comments: It's good to see a site that is prepared to work with the dying art of film criticism. In the UK we lost our excellent (and different) version of PREMIERE magazine and are left with a shelf full of glossies that go no deeper than listing a director's name with a description of style. In the past couple of years we have seen a general dumbing down of culture with intelligent debate stifled by a new-laddism (beer, birds, soccer- all great in their place) and cinema has fallen foul of this to such an extent that audiences have to be conditioned into viewing films as anything other than mindless eye candy. It's good to find a corner of the media where this isn't the case. MW
Name: Jacinta - May 05, 1998
Location: Melbourne, VIC Australia
Comments: It really helped me with my Year 11 Essay on "The Third Man." It saved reading the screenplay again to get quotes. Very helpful and I appreciated it very much.
Name: Zaine Bujal - May 04, 1998
Location: Washington, DC USA
Comments: I was just surfin' the net and I found this site. I like it though.
Name: Terry Box - May 04, 1998
Location: SWANSEA, UK
Comments: Liked this site very much. It contained many of my all time favorite films, many of which are included with links to them.
Name: Elaine - May 03, 1998
Location: St. George, ME USA
Comments: I really love this site!! I am pleased with the selection, and thrilled to see stars such as Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, and especially KATHARINE HEPBURN mentioned here. Keep up the excellent work!
Name: Kristy and Leith - May 01, 1998
Location: Banora Point, NSW AUSTRALIA
Comments: We think you should have more modern movies .......Where is Titanic..the greatest movie of all time !!
Name: John D. Hill - April 29, 1998
Location: Trabuco Canyon, CA USA
Comments: I was excited to find your website. I am sure I will spend many happy hours perusing different films. Thanks again for a very interesting site! JOHN
Name: Alyssa - April 29, 1998
Location: Los Angeles, CA USA
Comments: Thanks for providing such a great web site with so much *valuable* information on my favorite subject FILMS! You've really made some great updates to your site. I will defintely be back to visit again and again.
Name: Sharon - April 28, 1998
Location: International Falls, MN USA
Comments: Our family's favorite film to watch and rewatch is The Princess Bride. I believe that as time goes by, it will be discovered as a true classic and win the same love as It's A Wonderful Life.
Name: Gerry McCartney - April 27, 1998
Location: Belfast, Ireland
Comments: An excellent site and with bang-on reviews. One of my all time greatest movies is 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' and your review was so evocative and so true to my own observations that it was almost as good as watching the Real McCoy. Congratulations - keep up the good work!
Name: Jemma Tutton - April 27, 1998
Location: Bristol, England
Comments: Very helpful web site - it helped me out a lot as a media student. Keep the good work up.
Name: David Gardiner - April 26, 1998
Location: London, England
Comments: I was very impressed with this site: it's obviously run by people who love film, and I like the style of the "reviews" which seem to be more like synopses of the films with very few value judgments. This would be very useful for some purposes, e.g. serious film study, but I think I like the more value-laden style of reviewing also, and in some cases I mightn't want you to give away too much of the plot if I hadn't seen the film. My own special favourite, "The Last Picture Show", only made it to your second 100. I think it deserves to be in the first group! It's a film that I must have seen a hundred times and it still leaves me with a lump in my throat, and I still find new layers to it. I think it's the most honest film that's ever been made about America, and the only film I know that depresses and uplifts at the same time. It's an all-time masterpiece, in my opinion. I wish you all well, and intend to be a regular visitor to your site. Regards. David.
Name: Vanessa - April 26, 1998
Comments: I love your page. It's so well organized and the films that you have on your page are indeed the greatest. Great Page!!!
Name: Marci Knies - April 26, 1998
Location: Olympia, WA USA
Comments: Great web page. How can I purchase one of these posters? I am looking for a Bela Lugosi/Dracula poster. Does anyone reading this know how I could find/purchase one? Please e-mail me, thank you!!
Name: Fayaz Khan - April 23, 1998
Location: Fairfield, IA USA
Comments: Absolutely fabulous site. I marvel at the way you have singled out the greatest movies. Just a quick pointer: Why not include " Enter the Dragon"? After all, this movie may not be that artistic but its impact on the martial arts genre is unparalleled, and wasn't Bruce Lee the first cross-over star into Hollywood? Nonetheless a dynamite site.
Name: Amanda Stern - April 22, 1998
Location: DuQuoin, IL USA
Comments: This page is great....it is so useful. I was assigned to do a scripting project for class, and I was going to try and get all of the famous movie quotes into it...this was really helpful.......great work.
Name: Gerardo Orioli - April 21, 1998
Location: Groton, CT USA
Comments: This page is amazing! I found valuable information for an essay that I'm doing right now. I would like to ask you if you have some material about the history of the film industry from the perspective of its changes and experimentation. I would appreciate any information you could provide me.Thank you very much.
Name: Pat Clark - April 19, 1998
Location: Indiana, PA USA
Comments: I'm looking for history on Black Films for a class project. Do you have any specific info on that genre? Thanks Your site is great. I've used it over and over for class materials.
Name: Holly Hill - April 17, 1998
Location: Sparkman, AZ USA
Comments: I enjoyed this website!
Name: Tasha Vukichevich - April 16, 1998
Location: Belgrade, SERBIA
Comments: One of the greatest sites on the net!!! Many thanks for the beautiful memories of my favorite films (Rear Window, To Catch a Thief, North by Northwest, The Birds, Notorious, Vertigo, High Noon...) Keep up the excellent work! Best regards, Tasha
Name: Wells Draughon - April 16, 1998
Location: Geneva, AL USA
Comments: Please accept my thanks and appreciation for this informative, entertaining and just plain FUN site. Great job!
Name: Edwin L. Schoen - April 15, 1998
Location: Downers Grove, IL USA
Comments: Read your mini-script of Top Hat, and just wanted to congratulate you on a wonderful piece of writing. Very nice, sir! Every phrase was excerpted just right to evoke the scene, and the quotes, like sips of a delicious Brandy, were perfectly apropros. I also applaud your restraint in avoiding the use of java-type noise and bouncing GIFs etc. If you don't do so already, you might consider applying your obvious talent to writing book-reviews and such for Hollywood studios. I understand they pay quite well for the services of people like yourself who can reduce large works, literary or otherwise, to easily digestible formats. Anyway, best wishes and I certainly hope to have the pleasure of reading more of your synopses, and perhaps hearing more about your future successes (eg., Best Screenplay from a web page, etc.). Respectfully, Ed Schoen
Name: Erixen - April 14, 1998
Location: Kungalv, SWEDEN
Comments: I really like this site, plenty of interesting stuff to keep you busy hour after hour. Keep up the good work !
Name: Daniel Brader - April 13, 1998
Location: Invercargill, NEW ZEALAND
Comments: Good page - a well compiled top 100. Plenty of features and stuff to see. Good job.
Name: Bubnoo Bhuyan - April 13, 1998
Location: Calcutta, West Bengal INDIA
Comments: An excellent website for movie lovers. So, keep it up.
Name: B. Sarath Chandra Vidyasagar - April 12, 1998
Location: Chennai, T.N. INDIA
Comments: A site with beauty and grace.
Name: "Laurel" - April 12, 1998
Location: LF, NY USA
Comments: Great website. I'm a big movie fan and like everything I see here! There's so much! I've already been looking for a few hours! PS Does anyone else out there happen to like that Anthony Hopkins movie "Magic"? Or anything by Brian De Palma especially "Dressed To Kill"? Or 2001, Carrie, Heavy Metal, Midnight Cowboy, La Dolce Vita, La Strada, Sisters, Akira, Poltergeist, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Hellraiser, Psycho, Vertigo, The Deer Hunter, Born on the Fourth of July, The English Patient, Fargo, Shine, Breaking the Waves, Hamlet (1997), Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City (not really a movie but close enough)...I Love To discuss! Thank you and sorry for rambling.
Name: A. Silvia - April 12, 1998
Comments: Applause! This is my third trip back and each time I find another gem of information I overlooked the last time. Thank you for a great dedication to the wonderful media of movies.
Name: Victoria Wong - April 09, 1998
Location: Honolulu, HI USA
Comments: This is probably the best classic movie site on the web. I am appalled at the number of negative comments in this guestbook. The movies were chosen quite well, representing the golden age of movies, and also adding a few of the newer classics. Of course if it were my page, I would put ALL the Katharine Hepburn movies in, but then again, that's just a personal opinion. =) Good job.
Name: Shahbaz Nazrul - April 09, 1998
Location: Blacksburg, VA USA
Comments: There are some flaws in your selection, in my judgment. At least I see that the list doesn't contain two great movies; namely The Sound of Music (1965) and The Shawshank Redemption (1994). Also the site should have been open for "WORLD CINEMA". In that case we must have seen some names like Seven Samurai (Kurosawa), Autumn Sonata (Ingmar Bergman) or Pather Panchali (Satyajit Ray). Anyway the site looks good.
Name: L-liz - April 08, 1998
Location: Joppa, MMM USA
Comments: I love the movie Titanic. Leo is a babe. Kate is so pretty. The movie is the best of the best - it rules. Titanic is the #1 movie of all time.
Name: Mehran Ansari - April 07, 1998
Location: Reading, PA USA
Comments: I have nothing to say, except that where are those great 70's Pacino classics??? You know what I'm talkin' about, Serpico...Dog Day Afternoon....p.s. The Godfather is The Best Movie I have ever seen...ever.
Name: Kirk Lynde - April 07, 1998
Location: London, ONT CANADA
Comments: It's quite clear why Ebert thinks so highly of your excellent site. It has been extremely useful when purchasing or renting movies. I especially like the genres sections and the fact that one is devoted to film-noir. Cheers!
Name: Michelle - April 05, 1998
Comments: One of the greatest films pages I have come across so far! Congratulations! Michelle
Location: Mesa, AZ USA
Comments: Love the site!
Name: Jody Clegg - March 31, 1998
Location: Kobe, JAPAN
Comments: As an avid film buff, I enjoy every visit to your site. Each time I realize how much more I need to see. However, one addition I would like is a section on foreign language films. I'm starting to become interested in some of the older foreign film classics (i.e. Eisenstein, Renoir, Kurosawa, Fellini, etc.) and would like some guidance on those. I'm pretty sure I'm not alone on this.
Name: Ange - March 30, 1998
Comments: I really like you site about movies. For me, this is the most insightful website about movies. It's also good that you put some deserving movies that didn't win an Oscar, like "It's a Wonderful Life". Continue the good work in this site!
Name: Michelle Taylor - March 29, 1998
Location: Winchelsea, Vic AUSTRALIA
Comments: What a great site! Keep up the good work! I absolutely love the classic movies and I am currently searching for ceratin movie posters. Your site was a great help. If anyone out there is a fan of Katharine Hepburn or Grace Kelly, mail me!
Name: Kendra Gaeta - March 29, 1998
Location: Chapel Hill, NC USA
Comments: I'm taking a great class at school where we compare the evolution of social/cultural climate with the evolutions of popular culture. I'm glad I found your web site, as it's helping a lot to read a multitude of well-informed, educated perspectives. I'm sure it will continue to help out... nice work mr. top 20 movie sites! love, kendra
Name: Steve "the dean" Hurst - March 25, 1998
Comments: Why has nobody recognized the following films which are brilliant ? - The Philadelphia Experiment - Predator (Schwarzenegger CLASSIC) - Cocoon (how can you not recognize that masterpiece?) - No Way Out (the best thriller I have ever seen) - The Untouchables (De Niro classic) why is it that superb films like that don't get recognized and films like Independence Day do?
Name: Mark Carrington - March 24, 1998
Location: Costa Mesa, CA USA
Comments: I was slightly dissapointed when I tried to look up 'Seven' in your comprehensive list of movies. I strongly agree with your list of greatest movies (and your supplemental list as well), and I don't believe that 'Seven' would fit into this category. But it has to be one of the best Film Noir movies recently made. Or Horror for that matter. I don't think a movie has come out which explores human depravity in the style that 'Seven' does and it definitely puts you on edge.
Name: Margaret - March 23, 1998
Location: Guelph, ON CANADA
Comments: Hey! Congrats first of all to all the actors and actresses nominated for Oscars tonight. I'd just like to express my grief of Leonardo DiCaprio not being nominated for his performance in TITANIC. I'd also like to say HEY to James Cameron, born in Kapuskasing, my town for 7 years. Great job with TITANIC, it's really super!
Name: Anjum Rajabali - March 23, 1998
Location: Bombay, INDIA
Comments: Wonderful site! Really invigorating, going through the lists. Thank you very much for this site. It is a great site on great films. I'm also looking for two-hero films - buddy-buddy or two heroes in conflict or any genre that has two heroes - for my own reference. Can you guide me on how I could isolate such films at your site, or even through any of the search engines? (Currently, the search engines only seem to have movie titles as search criteria.) Thanks. And, please keep the good work going. It is highly and sincerely appreciated by movie buffs like me. Anjum
Name: Vince Iuliano - March 15, 1998
Location: Anytown, USA
Comments: Wonderful site, which I discovered thanks to Yahoo's January 1998 article by Roger Ebert.. Went to see THE GODFATHER on a large screen with pristine sound last night and it was (27 years later) awesome all over again. Great films never lose their luster..A brief list of my personal favorites: GWTW, Oz, Butch Cassidy, Hot Rock, Godfather, Public Enemy, anything Charlie Chaplin ever did but especially The Kid and Modern Times. More info on my website, but you guys are doing a magnificent job! Keep up the great work!
Name: Adina O. Zidon - March 13, 1998
Location: Brighton, MA USA
Comments: I have been visiting your page for months, and I love it! Clean, complete, and sophisticated without overdoing it. This site holds some of my own personal memories inconspicuously- I first learned the plot of the movie It Happened One Night here before seeing it for the first time in the June of 1997. At the age of eleven, mere words had me mezmorized. Indeed, I have been a fan of old film since I was ten in the November of 1996. Now, I'm twelve. As big a fan as ever. And one of the world's youngest film historians. When my book is published, you'll understand more. The title is The Adventures of Ava and Marcy. Look for it in stores within the next two years. Bye!
Name: Ani Syaliza Yunos - March 10, 1998
Location: Shah Alam, Selangor MALAYSIA
Comments: Nice-informative site. No latest list of latest awards winners. Less up-to-date.
Name: Sonia Regina Lacreta - March 10, 1998
Location: San Paulo, SP BRAZIL
Comments: Congratulations for this site! I will certainly visit many times.
Name: Howard Suber - March 09, 1998
Location: Los Angeles, CA USA
Comments: This is an *extremely* useful site that I return to again and again. The summaries of individual films are especially useful -- I know of noplace else where you can find so many valuable quotations from individual films. You can argue with the choices, as always happens, but you can't argue with the *quality* of this site!
Name: Ida Doroshow - March 08, 1998
Location: Philadelphia, PA USA
Comments: This site is so great. I am so thrilled I fell upon it. Keep up the good work thank you
Name: George Roswell - March 07, 1998
Location: Oceanside, CA USA
Comments: Fantastic site with essential information. It would be great if all of the true fans of the classics would vote for them in the Internet Movie Database's poll so that their top 250 was a better reflection of the truly great ones. Internet Movie Database homepage: http://us.imdb.com/
Name: Brad Lang - March 06, 1998
Comments: There is so much to see on your great site that I imagine people might have trouble finding the time to sign the GuestBook! But I hope they will, because you always need feedback to improve your content. Keep up the good work. Brad
