Films of the '60s: 1967

[Petri]

I guess it's ok to start the thread of movies of 1967.

Here are the rules copied from the 65 thread (I changed only the links and dead line)

You can post a list of anywhere between 1 and 15 films (or more, but only 15 will be counted) from the year we're covering. The deciding factor in terms of release dates is the RYM list and the top 10 of each year will go on to the final top 100. The deadline is July 31st.

The points scheme is as follows:
1. 50
2. 40
3. 30
4. 20
5. 15
6. 10
7. 9
8. 8
9. 7
10. 6
11. 5
12. 4
13. 3
14. 2
15. 1
However, these are the maximum amounts of points. If you want to put certain films on your list but don't want to give them too many points, you can choose to give these less points than in this scheme (but never more) to decrease the impact on the overall results. If you don't specifically state that you want to give (some of) your films fewer points, I will assume the standard scheme.

Here are some lists to remind you of the great (and awful) films released in 1965, from a variety of sources:
IMDb
RYM
Films101
RottenTomatoes

[Petri]

1. Le samouraï [The Godson]
2. The Jungle Book
3. Työmiehen päiväkirja [A Worker's Diary]
4. 殺しの烙印 [Branded to Kill]
5. 上意討ち 拝領妻始末 [Samurai Rebellion]
6. The Graduate
7. Week-end
8. Cool Hand Luke
9. Bonnie and Clyde
10. Wait Until Dark
11. Pähkähullu Suomi
12. Вий [Viy]
13. The Dirty Dozen
14. In the Heat of the Night
15. 無理心中日本の夏 [Japanese Summer: Double Suicide]

16. Play Time
17. Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
18. Belle de jour
19. Dance of the Vampires [The Fearless Vampire Killers]
20. Hoří, má panenko [The Firemen's Ball]

[Gillingham]

1. Belle de Jour (Luis Buñuel)
2. Le Samouraï (Jean-Pierre Melville)
3. The Graduate (Mike Nichols)
4. Cool Hand Luke (Stuart Rosenberg)
5. Bonnie and Clyde (Arthur Penn)
6. Playtime (Jacques Tati)
7. La Collectionneuse (Eric Rohmer)

[Greg]

1. Le samourai / Jean-Pierre Melville / France
2. Mouchette / Robert Bresson / France
3. Point Blank / John Boorman / U.S.
4. A Colt is My Passport / Takashi Nomura / Japan
5. Bonnie and Clyde / Arthur Penn / U.S.
6. Don't Look Back / D.A. Pennebaker / U.S.
7. The Firemen's Ball / Milos Forman / Czechoslovakia
8. Hombre / Martin Ritt / U.S.
9. La collectionneuse / Eric Rohmer / France
10. Samurai Rebellion / Masaki Kobayashi / Japan
11. David Holzman's Diary / Jim McBride / U.S.
12. Oedipus Rex / Pier Paolo Pasolini / Italy
13. Reflections in a Golden Eye / John Huston / U.S.
14. Portrait of Jason / Shirley Clarke / U.S.
15. Warrendale / Allan King / Canada

16. Two for the Road / Stanley Donen / U.S.
17. Cool Hand Luke / Stuart Rosenberg / U.S.
18. The Graduate / Mike Nichols / U.S.
19. Who's That Knocking At My Door / Martin Scorsese / U.S.
20. In Cold Blood / Richard Brooks / U.S.
21. VIY / Georgi Kropachyov / U.S.S.R.
22. Branded to Kill / Seijun Suzuki / Japan
23. Love Affiar; Or the Case of the Missing Switchboard Operator / Dusan Makavejev / Yugoslavia
24. Belle du jour / Luis Bunuel / France
25. Play Time / Jacques Tati / France

[Henrik]

1. The Jungle Book
2. Play Time
3. The Graduate
4. Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
5. Belle de jour [Beauty of the Day], 10p
6. Cool Hand Luke, 2p
7. Bonnie and Clyde, 1p

[Stephan]

1. Le Samouraï - Jean-Pierre Melville
2. Bonnie And Clyde - Arthur Penn
3. Cool Hand Luke - Stuart Rosenberg
4. The Graduate - Mike Nichols
5. Don't Look Back - D.A. Pennebaker
6. Samurai Rebellion - Masaki Kobayashi
7. The Dirty Dozen - Robert Aldrich
8. The Jungle Book - Wolfgang Reitherman (5)
9. You Only Live Twice - Lewis Gilbert (1)

[Harold]

1. Bonnie and Clyde
2. In the Heat of the Night
3. Point Blank
4. The Graduate
5. Belle de Jour

[bonnielaurel]

1. Barefoot in the Park
2. Belle de Jour
3. The Graduate
4. The Producers
5. Bonnie and Clyde
6. A Countess from Hong Kong
7. Wait Until Dark
8. Far from the Madding Crowd
9. In Cold Blood
10. The Jungle Book
11. Divorce American Style
12. The Taming of the Shrew
13. Cool Hand Luke
14. In the Heat of the Night
15. You Only Live Twice

[Gillingham]

Bonnie, is that Bardot in your avatar, or somebody else?

[bonnielaurel]

Bonnie, is that Bardot in your avatar, or somebody else?

It's Pixie Lott.

[Gillingham]

Bonnie, is that Bardot in your avatar, or somebody else?

It's Pixie Lott.

Ah, never heard of her. She seems to be quite big in Britain.

[Jirin]

Marketa Lazarova
Warrendale
Terra em Transe
Mouchette
Playtime

The Graduate (1 pt)
Belle de Jour (1 pt)
The Red and the White (1 pt)

I really, really hope Marketa Lazarova wins this vote. It's one of the greatest films of all time, finally got on Criterion this year, and only isn't already canonized because it's from Eastern Europe instead of Western Europe.

Warrendale and Terra em Transe are also great films that I hope everybody gets to see. Warrendale is a documentary that removes the documentarian from the film and makes it seem just like natural observation, and exposes the state of child psychology in the 1960s where they deal with behavioral problems by locking children up and taking away their freedom. Terra em Transe is a Brazilian satire on the politics of bigger powers interfering in poor countries' local politics.

[Michel]

1. Bonnie and Clyde (Arthur Penn)
2. Le samouraï [The Godson] (Jean-Pierre Melville)
3. In Cold Blood (Richard Brooks)
4. Belle de jour (Luis Buñuel)
5. Dance of the Vampires [The Fearless Vampire Killers] (Roman Polański)
6. 2 ou 3 choses que je sais d'elle [2 or 3 Things I Know About Her] (Jean-Luc Godard)
7. Happy End (Lipský)
8. Accident (Joseph Losey)
9. The Graduate (Mike Nichols)
10. The Honey Pot (Joseph L. Mankiewicz)
11. Dont Look Back (D. A. Pennebaker)
12. Le départ [The Departure] (Jerzy Skolimowski)
13. Play Time (Jacques Tati)
14. Week-end (Jean-Luc Godard)
15. La chinoise [The Chinese] (Jean-Luc Godard)
16. Far From the Madding Crowd (John Schlesinger)
17. The Jungle Book (Wolfgang Reitherman)

[Petri]

4. The Producers

According to RYM and Wikipedia this is from 1968. IMDB says 1967 but I think we have followed RYM dates (even in the cases like Holy Grail). So I move your other votes one spot higher and hope you will vote for The Producers next month. It will be my #2 of the year then.

[bonnielaurel]

4. The Producers

According to RYM and Wikipedia this is from 1968. IMDB says 1967 but I think we have followed RYM dates (even in the cases like Holy Grail). So I move your other votes one spot higher and hope you will vote for The Producers next month. It will be my #2 of the year then.

Okay, I'll keep it for 1968 then. My new number 15 is "Guess who's coming to dinner".

[antonius]

1. The Graduate
2. Point Blank
3. Bonnie and Clyde
4. In the Heat of the Night
5. Reflections in a Golden Eye
6. Cool Hand Luke
7. Wait until Dark
8. The Taming of the Shrew
9. Hombre
10. The Fearless Vampire Killers
11. The Dirty Dozen

[Miguel]

1. The Dirty Dozen – Robert Aldrich (USA)
2. Le samouraï (The Godson) – Jean Pierre Melville (France, Italy)
3. Play Time – Jacques Tati (France, Italy)
4. Two for the Road – Stanley Donen (UK)
5. Guess Who's Coming to Dinner – Stanley Kramer (USA)
6. Cold Hand Luke – Stuart Rosemberg (USA)
7. Welcome to Hard Times – Burt Kennedy (USA)
8. The Night of the Generals – Anatole Litvak (UK, France)
9. Don’t Make Waves – Alexander Mackendrick (USA)
10. Peppermint Frappé – Carlos Saura (Spain)
11. Bonnie and Clyde – Arthur Penn (USA)
12. Reflections in a Golden Eye – John Huston (USA)
13. Lo straniero (The Stranger) – Luchino Visconti (Italy, France, Algeria)
14. The War Wagon – Burt Kennedy (USA)
15. The Graduate – Mike Nichols (USA)
16. Point Blank – John Boorman (USA)
17. Counterpoint – Ralph Nelson (USA)
18. Belle de Jour – Luis Buñuel (France, Italy)
19. Dance of the Vampires – Roman Polanski (USA, UK)
20. Chuka – Gordon Douglas (USA)

[SuperFurry]

1. Bonnie & Clyde
2. The Plank
3. Belle de jour
4. The Jungle Book
5. A Man Vanishes

[Petri]

The voting is now closed. The results will follow shortly.

[Petri]

#. Title (Director) - Points/Votes/#1s
1. Bonnie and Clyde (Arthur Penn) - 283 / 11 / 3
2. Le samouraï [The Godson] (Jean-Pierre Melville) - 270 / 6 / 3
3. The Graduate (Mike Nichols) - 199 / 10 / 1
4. Belle de jour (Luis Buñuel) - 166 / 7 / 1
5. The Jungle Book (Wolfgang Reitherman) - 122 / 5 / 1
6. Point Blank ( John Boorman) - 100 / 3 / 0
7. Play Time (Jacques Tati) - 98 / 5 / 0
8. Cool Hand Luke (Stuart Rosenberg) - 84 / 7 / 0
9. The Dirty Dozen (Robert Aldrich) - 67 / 4 / 1
10. In the Heat of the Night (Norman Jewison) - 65 / 4 / 0

Le samouraï lead until the last vote by SuperFurry. Still #2 with only 6 votes (only #1 or #2) is a very good placement. Probably the second highest average score (after Nostalghia) in our movie polls among the movies that got at least 3 votes (I didn't check this - so you can correct me). Jungle Book is the first animated movie in the final of 60s.

Mouchette just missed top 10 with 60 points and unfortunately Jirin's and bonnielaurel's #1 movies didn't get another vote.