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DAN JARDINE

"To paraphrase Martin Scorcese, films are contemporary society's altar. We go to the movies with the same devotion that past generations preserved for their churchgoing. We enter the darkness, seeking the light. The best movies provide pseudo-religious experiences: they transform us.

<B>Quote:</B> "There is no wisdom without leisure."
--ancient Hebrew epigram"

Agrees with the Tomatometer 84% of the time.

Biography: A little mystery in a blossoming relationship like this is a good thing.

Favorites: Top 10 of 1999: 1. The Straight Story 2. The War Zone 3. Being John Malkovich 4. Magnolia 5. American Beauty 6. Fight Club 7. Eyes Wide Shut 8. The Insider 9. The Talented Mr. Ripley 10. The Red Violin Faves from 1998: Life is Beautiful, Shakespeare in Love, Slam, The Butcher Boy, Smoke Signals, The Celebration, Saving Private Ryan, Out of Sight, Red Violin (Canadian release), The Truman Show, Primary Colors. Favorite Films from 1997: Titanic, The Sweet Hereafter, When We Were Kings, Rosewood, Kolya, Shall We Dance?, Good Will Hunting, The Ice Storm, As Good as it Gets, She's So Lovely Favorite Films of All Time: 2001: A Space Odyssey, Schindler's List, Taxi Driver, It's a Wonderful Life, Seven Samurai, Casablanca, Deer Hunter, Citizen Kane, The Third Man, Dr. Strangelove, Manchurian Candidate, A Clockwork Orange Favorite Directors: Kubrick, Scorcese, Spielberg, Hitchcock, Kurosawa, Coen Brothers.

Publications: All Movie Guide, Apollo Guide, Cinemania, Daily-Reviews, Jacksonville Film Journal, TheFilmJournal.com (Ohio)

Critics' Group: Online Film Critics Society, Cinemarati

Total Reviews: 861
Total QuickRatings: 148

Location: Victoria, BC, Canada

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Fresh
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The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
" The film is an unforgettable study of the erosive effect that the love of money can have on flawed men's characters." — All Movie Guide
Posted Apr 12, 2002
Fresh
5/5
Fresh
100%
Scarface (1932)
" a potent, uncompromising and de-romanticized portrait of the gangster life" — All Movie Guide
Posted Jun 27, 2002
Fresh
5/5
Fresh
93%
Dracula (1931)
" The brilliant opening act is overwhelmingly creepy and full of subtle perversity." — All Movie Guide
Posted Sep 25, 2001
Fresh
5/5
Fresh
100%
City Lights (1931)
" A paean to our finest impulses: perhaps Chaplin's finest effort." — All Movie Guide
Posted Sep 25, 2001
Fresh
96/100
Fresh
97%
The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928)
" I fell in to a burning ring of fire" — Apollo Guide
Posted Sep 2, 2003
Fresh
95/100
Fresh
100%
The Godfather (1972)
" Heartbreakingly paradoxical: exquisite filmmaking, tragic self-annhiliation." — Apollo Guide
Posted Oct 28, 2001
Fresh
95/100
Fresh
90%
La Jet�e (1962)
" Eisenstein stripped back to the studs. Powerful, haunting, unforgettable." — Cinemania
Posted Sep 8, 2006
Fresh
95/100
Fresh
95%
The Bicycle Thief (1948)
" Devastating. Brilliant. Perhaps the most influential film of all time." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jul 15, 2007
Fresh
95/100
Fresh
100%
Citizen Kane (1941)
" A cinematic phantasmagoria, this film is a movie lover's wet dream." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh
94/100
Fresh
90%
Hunger (2008)
" An astonishing film. Transcendant." — Apollo Guide
Posted Feb 3, 2009
Fresh
94/100
Fresh
70%
Dogville (2003)
" As deeply insightful as it is deeply disturbing, Dogville will challenge you both intellectually and emotionally. The first great film of '04." — Cinemania
Posted Feb 27, 2004
Fresh
94/100
Fresh
100%
Fanny and Alexander (1982)
" One of the Great Films by one of the Great Filmmakers." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jul 30, 2007
Fresh
94/100
Fresh
97%
Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1973)
" A seminal film without which we almost cerainly would not have with us either Apocalypse Now or much of the ouevre of Terence Malick." — Cinemania
Posted Oct 20, 2006
Fresh
94/100
Fresh
91%
A Clockwork Orange (1971)
" Real horrorshow, that." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh
94/100
Fresh
93%
Andrei Rublev (1969)
" A virulent assault on all that is wrong with Mother Russia, both past and present. One of the most significant movies of its (and all) time." — Cinemania
Posted Feb 17, 2005
Fresh
94/100
Fresh
93%
Persona (1966)
" Not a movie, but a Film. And a Great Film it is. As good as any." — Cinemania
Posted Jul 14, 2006
Fresh
94/100
Fresh
95%
The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957)
" The film has great themes ... fascinating characters expertly acted, a compelling plot and brilliant direction by one of the masters of the epic, David Lean." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh
94/100
Fresh
100%
Seven Samurai (1954)
" And it's not just that the story is compelling. It is unforgettable." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh
94/100
Fresh
100%
Rashomon (1950)
" a game-shifter that challenges all we think we know about truth" — Apollo Guide
Posted Aug 25, 2009
Fresh
94/100
Fresh
100%
The Third Man (1949)
" The Third Man is full of greatness: the cinematography is remarkable; dark, quirky, angular, it accurately reflects the characters� stories." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh
94/100
Fresh
97%
The Rules of the Game (1939)
" Snarky, biting, hilarious: Equal parts Calvin Ball and Catch-22." — Cinemania
Posted Apr 4, 2004
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
97%
Wings of Desire (1987)
" What Wim Wenders has done in his most transcendent film is not merely praise assenting angels, but embrace descending ones � we humans � as well." — Apollo Guide
Posted Oct 29, 2003
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
98%
Raging Bull (1980)
" Filmed in a gritty, naturalistic style in luminescent black and white, Martin Scorsese's tortuous film is a fascinating exploration of a diseased man's soul." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
98%
Annie Hall (1977)
" That this Woody Allen film is of such raw-nerved honesty is admirable. That it is also so incessantly funny is remarkable." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
98%
Taxi Driver (1976)
" Its themes of urban decay, anomie and violence which infuse the impending sense of doom at the heart of this film still hang like black clouds over many cities today." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
98%
The Godfather Part II (1974)
" The Mother of All Sequels: a film at once both greater and lesser than its predecessor" — Apollo Guide
Posted Oct 30, 2001
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
100%
Even Dwarfs Started Small (1971)
" Gobsmackingly good. A great and terrible film." — Apollo Guide
Posted May 1, 2007
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
82%
Red Beard (1965)
" Remarkable imagery and an engrossing, Dostoyevskian screenplay." — Apollo Guide
Posted Oct 1, 2002
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
100%
The 400 Blows (1959)
" Truffault's masterpiece. Timeless and true, heartbreakingly sad." — Apollo Guide
Posted Aug 25, 2009
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
100%
Night and Fog (1955)
" Provokes contemplative self-inquiry, and moves us beyond our initial and immediate emotionally simplistic knee-jerk horror and disgust." — Apollo Guide
Posted Sep 5, 2003
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
100%
Tokyo Story (1953)
Click here to read article — Apollo Guide
Posted Oct 30, 2006
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
100%
Tokyo Story (1953)
" One of the most quietly powerful studies of the gradual and inevitable erosion of the family in a rapidly changing world." — Apollo Guide
Posted Aug 25, 2004
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
100%
Tokyo Story (1953)
" Rife with a pervasive sense of loss, Tokyo story offers little comfort and promises great sorrow. This is a profoundly moving film." — Cinemania
Posted Apr 5, 2004
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
94%
It's a Wonderful Life (1946)
" This great American fable is buoyed by its unwavering faith in the wealth of the human spirit." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
100%
The Maltese Falcon (1941)
" It's the stuff that dreams are made of." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh
93/100
Fresh
91%
The General (1927)
" There�s no point sitting on the fence on this one. Buster Keaton's The General is a work of genius." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh
92/100
Fresh
93%
Memento (2001)
" Nolan's sophomore effort is a near peerless psychological thriller." — Cinemania
Posted Jul 10, 2009
Fresh
92/100
Fresh
96%
Chungking Express (1994)
" A near-perfect fusion of form and style, content and substance. One of the great movies of its decade." — Apollo Guide
Posted Oct 27, 2003
Fresh
92/100
Fresh
91%
The Elephant Man (1980)
" Has the look and texture of an authentic document, elevated by the hand of a artist with a singular vision" — Cinemania
Posted Jun 7, 2006
Fresh
92/100
Fresh
91%
The Deer Hunter (1978)
" The actors in the principal roles are so convincing and the movement of this story, told on such a grand scale, is so compelling that its greatness is undeniable." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh
92/100
Fresh
100%
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)
" Dr. Strangelove is one of the most hilarious and desperate satires in the history of cinema." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh
92/100
Fresh
100%
Quai des Orf�vres (1947)
" A riveting noir-ish mystery that is unforgettable in just about every way." — Apollo Guide
Posted Feb 14, 2004
Fresh
92/100
Fresh
100%
The Grapes of Wrath (1940)
" What really solidifies the greatness of The Grapes of Wrath is Ford�s ability to blend the personal and political without causing damage to either characters or themes." — Apollo Guide
Posted Oct 30, 2006
Fresh
92/100
Fresh
100%
The Grapes of Wrath (1940)
" Like a grand Biblical epic, John Ford's film is a triumph on both the political and personal levels." — Cinemania
Posted Jul 29, 2004
Fresh
92/100
Fresh
91%
Trouble in Paradise (1932)
" What sticks with you long after the movie is over is the terrific, European cosmopolitan humour, and unrelenting sexiness of it all" — Cinemania
Posted Apr 28, 2006
Fresh
92/100
Fresh
91%
Trouble in Paradise (1932)
" This is, without a single word of hyperbole, one of the most taut scripts and perfectly-executed pieces of comic direction in the history of film." — Apollo Guide
Posted Mar 16, 2004
Fresh
91/100
Fresh
94%
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
" Captures the visual grandeur and thematic complexities of the novel well, while moving gracefully from moments of the intensely personal to epic scenes of staggering enormity." — Apollo Guide
Posted Dec 20, 2003
Fresh
91/100
Fresh
95%
The Straight Story (1999)
" Simple, linear and symmetrical." — Apollo Guide
Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh
91/100
Fresh
71%
Dead Man (1996)
" Quite exquisite. Beautiful, really." — Apollo Guide
Posted Sep 26, 2006
Fresh
91/100
Fresh
95%
Reservoir Dogs (1992)
" The one QT film that always manages to rope a knot in my stomach and keep a firm grip, pulling, twisting, tightening and re-tying it." — Cinemania
Posted Mar 9, 2004
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Fresh 5/5	Fresh 100%	The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)	" The film is an unforgettable study of the erosive effect that the love of money can have on flawed men's characters." — All Movie Guide Posted Apr 12, 2002
Fresh 5/5	Fresh 100%	Scarface (1932)	" a potent, uncompromising and de-romanticized portrait of the gangster life" — All Movie Guide Posted Jun 27, 2002
Fresh 5/5	Fresh 93%	Dracula (1931)	" The brilliant opening act is overwhelmingly creepy and full of subtle perversity." — All Movie Guide Posted Sep 25, 2001
Fresh 5/5	Fresh 100%	City Lights (1931)	" A paean to our finest impulses: perhaps Chaplin's finest effort." — All Movie Guide Posted Sep 25, 2001
Fresh 96/100	Fresh 97%	The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928)	" I fell in to a burning ring of fire" — Apollo Guide Posted Sep 2, 2003
Fresh 95/100	Fresh 100%	The Godfather (1972)	" Heartbreakingly paradoxical: exquisite filmmaking, tragic self-annhiliation." — Apollo Guide Posted Oct 28, 2001
Fresh 95/100	Fresh 90%	La Jet�e (1962)	" Eisenstein stripped back to the studs. Powerful, haunting, unforgettable." — Cinemania Posted Sep 8, 2006
Fresh 95/100	Fresh 95%	The Bicycle Thief (1948)	" Devastating. Brilliant. Perhaps the most influential film of all time." — Apollo Guide Posted Jul 15, 2007
Fresh 95/100	Fresh 100%	Citizen Kane (1941)	" A cinematic phantasmagoria, this film is a movie lover's wet dream." — Apollo Guide Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 94/100	Fresh 90%	Hunger (2008)	" An astonishing film. Transcendant." — Apollo Guide Posted Feb 3, 2009
Fresh 94/100	Fresh 70%	Dogville (2003)	" As deeply insightful as it is deeply disturbing, Dogville will challenge you both intellectually and emotionally. The first great film of '04." — Cinemania Posted Feb 27, 2004
Fresh 94/100	Fresh 100%	Fanny and Alexander (1982)	" One of the Great Films by one of the Great Filmmakers." — Apollo Guide Posted Jul 30, 2007
Fresh 94/100	Fresh 97%	Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1973)	" A seminal film without which we almost cerainly would not have with us either Apocalypse Now or much of the ouevre of Terence Malick." — Cinemania Posted Oct 20, 2006
Fresh 94/100	Fresh 91%	A Clockwork Orange (1971)	" Real horrorshow, that." — Apollo Guide Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 94/100	Fresh 93%	Andrei Rublev (1969)	" A virulent assault on all that is wrong with Mother Russia, both past and present. One of the most significant movies of its (and all) time." — Cinemania Posted Feb 17, 2005
Fresh 94/100	Fresh 93%	Persona (1966)	" Not a movie, but a Film. And a Great Film it is. As good as any." — Cinemania Posted Jul 14, 2006
Fresh 94/100	Fresh 95%	The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957)	" The film has great themes ... fascinating characters expertly acted, a compelling plot and brilliant direction by one of the masters of the epic, David Lean." — Apollo Guide Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 94/100	Fresh 100%	Seven Samurai (1954)	" And it's not just that the story is compelling. It is unforgettable." — Apollo Guide Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 94/100	Fresh 100%	Rashomon (1950)	" a game-shifter that challenges all we think we know about truth" — Apollo Guide Posted Aug 25, 2009
Fresh 94/100	Fresh 100%	The Third Man (1949)	" The Third Man is full of greatness: the cinematography is remarkable; dark, quirky, angular, it accurately reflects the characters� stories." — Apollo Guide Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 94/100	Fresh 97%	The Rules of the Game (1939)	" Snarky, biting, hilarious: Equal parts Calvin Ball and Catch-22." — Cinemania Posted Apr 4, 2004
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 97%	Wings of Desire (1987)	" What Wim Wenders has done in his most transcendent film is not merely praise assenting angels, but embrace descending ones � we humans � as well." — Apollo Guide Posted Oct 29, 2003
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 98%	Raging Bull (1980)	" Filmed in a gritty, naturalistic style in luminescent black and white, Martin Scorsese's tortuous film is a fascinating exploration of a diseased man's soul." — Apollo Guide Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 98%	Annie Hall (1977)	" That this Woody Allen film is of such raw-nerved honesty is admirable. That it is also so incessantly funny is remarkable." — Apollo Guide Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 98%	Taxi Driver (1976)	" Its themes of urban decay, anomie and violence which infuse the impending sense of doom at the heart of this film still hang like black clouds over many cities today." — Apollo Guide Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 98%	The Godfather Part II (1974)	" The Mother of All Sequels: a film at once both greater and lesser than its predecessor" — Apollo Guide Posted Oct 30, 2001
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 100%	Even Dwarfs Started Small (1971)	" Gobsmackingly good. A great and terrible film." — Apollo Guide Posted May 1, 2007
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 82%	Red Beard (1965)	" Remarkable imagery and an engrossing, Dostoyevskian screenplay." — Apollo Guide Posted Oct 1, 2002
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 100%	The 400 Blows (1959)	" Truffault's masterpiece. Timeless and true, heartbreakingly sad." — Apollo Guide Posted Aug 25, 2009
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 100%	Night and Fog (1955)	" Provokes contemplative self-inquiry, and moves us beyond our initial and immediate emotionally simplistic knee-jerk horror and disgust." — Apollo Guide Posted Sep 5, 2003
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 100%	Tokyo Story (1953)	Click here to read article — Apollo Guide Posted Oct 30, 2006
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 100%	Tokyo Story (1953)	" One of the most quietly powerful studies of the gradual and inevitable erosion of the family in a rapidly changing world." — Apollo Guide Posted Aug 25, 2004
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 100%	Tokyo Story (1953)	" Rife with a pervasive sense of loss, Tokyo story offers little comfort and promises great sorrow. This is a profoundly moving film." — Cinemania Posted Apr 5, 2004
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 94%	It's a Wonderful Life (1946)	" This great American fable is buoyed by its unwavering faith in the wealth of the human spirit." — Apollo Guide Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 100%	The Maltese Falcon (1941)	" It's the stuff that dreams are made of." — Apollo Guide Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 93/100	Fresh 91%	The General (1927)	" *There�s no point sitting on the fence on this one. Buster Keaton's The General* is a work of genius.*" — Apollo Guide* Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 92/100	Fresh 93%	Memento (2001)	" Nolan's sophomore effort is a near peerless psychological thriller." — Cinemania Posted Jul 10, 2009
Fresh 92/100	Fresh 96%	Chungking Express (1994)	" A near-perfect fusion of form and style, content and substance. One of the great movies of its decade." — Apollo Guide Posted Oct 27, 2003
Fresh 92/100	Fresh 91%	The Elephant Man (1980)	" Has the look and texture of an authentic document, elevated by the hand of a artist with a singular vision" — Cinemania Posted Jun 7, 2006
Fresh 92/100	Fresh 91%	The Deer Hunter (1978)	" The actors in the principal roles are so convincing and the movement of this story, told on such a grand scale, is so compelling that its greatness is undeniable." — Apollo Guide Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 92/100	Fresh 100%	Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)	" Dr. Strangelove is one of the most hilarious and desperate satires in the history of cinema." — Apollo Guide Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 92/100	Fresh 100%	Quai des Orf�vres (1947)	" A riveting noir-ish mystery that is unforgettable in just about every way." — Apollo Guide Posted Feb 14, 2004
Fresh 92/100	Fresh 100%	The Grapes of Wrath (1940)	" *What really solidifies the greatness of The Grapes of Wrath* is Ford�s ability to blend the personal and political without causing damage to either characters or themes.*" — Apollo Guide* Posted Oct 30, 2006
Fresh 92/100	Fresh 100%	The Grapes of Wrath (1940)	" Like a grand Biblical epic, John Ford's film is a triumph on both the political and personal levels." — Cinemania Posted Jul 29, 2004
Fresh 92/100	Fresh 91%	Trouble in Paradise (1932)	" What sticks with you long after the movie is over is the terrific, European cosmopolitan humour, and unrelenting sexiness of it all" — Cinemania Posted Apr 28, 2006
Fresh 92/100	Fresh 91%	Trouble in Paradise (1932)	" This is, without a single word of hyperbole, one of the most taut scripts and perfectly-executed pieces of comic direction in the history of film." — Apollo Guide Posted Mar 16, 2004
Fresh 91/100	Fresh 94%	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)	" Captures the visual grandeur and thematic complexities of the novel well, while moving gracefully from moments of the intensely personal to epic scenes of staggering enormity." — Apollo Guide Posted Dec 20, 2003
Fresh 91/100	Fresh 95%	The Straight Story (1999)	" Simple, linear and symmetrical." — Apollo Guide Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 91/100	Fresh 71%	Dead Man (1996)	" Quite exquisite. Beautiful, really." — Apollo Guide Posted Sep 26, 2006
Fresh 91/100	Fresh 95%	Reservoir Dogs (1992)	" The one QT film that always manages to rope a knot in my stomach and keep a firm grip, pulling, twisting, tightening and re-tying it." — Cinemania Posted Mar 9, 2004