Before I start the countdown let me say few words about the presentation and introduce the voters.
You can find in the results the famous fans and haters sections. I know that many of you don't hate any of the movie in the top 100 (actually I'm pretty sure some really dislikes some of the movies
) but it's informative and also often fun to see everyones bottom choices. I decided that you're fan of a movie if it's in your top 20 (excluding the ones who voted for less than 40 movies - in those cases the movie must be in the first half of the list (for example if you voted for 20 movies you are fan of your top 10) and hater if the movie is in your bottom decile (if you voted 90 movies you are hater of your bottom 9 movies, 50 movies you're hater of bottom 5 etc.)Commenting the results is more than welcome (I really hope this thread will get lots of replies). Nevertheless there are always people who want to avoid spoilers (even the fake ones) so please don't guess top 20 beforehand or tell everyone that film x (the film that is still in the game) was my #1 etc. I will start another thread for those who want to make predictions.
And now here are the voters of the final of the 60s.
Greg (86 movies voted)
Bonnielaurel (44)
JimmyJazz (96)
Harold (70)
Stephan (42)
Gillingham (73)
Miguel (60)
Michel (96)
antonius (60)
SuperFurry (38)
Henrik (54)
Stone37 (48)
Jirin (54)
Chilton (12)
Bruce (19)
Henry (18)
Petri (88)
So are you ready for the countdown to begin?
I watched it several times as a child (I think when we watched it at school when I was 8 years old it was my third time) I think it's better than the rest of the Oscar winning musicals of 60s. One reason is feeling of space (I don't know how to describe it better but just look the opening scene.) My Fair Lady looks like it's shot in the warehouse (probably it has) and West Side Story is (on purpose) like show on the stage on gym of the high school. I like(d) the songs too. Not a big fan though.
