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Hollywood Films
In Alphabetical Order
About Schmidt
directed by Alexander
Payne
Adaptation
directed by Spike Jonze
Affliction
directed by Paul Schrader
A.I. Artificial
Intelligence
directed by Steven Spielberg
Ali
directed by Michael Mann
Almost
Famous
written and directed by Cameron Crowe
American
Beauty
directed by Sam Mendes, written by Alan Ball
America's
Sweethearts
directed by Joe Roth, written by Billy Crystal and Peter
Tolan
Amistad
Its failings and some
historical considerations
directed by Steven Spielberg
Analyze
This
directed by Harold Ramis
Antwone
Fisher
directed by Denzel Washington
Any Given
Sunday
directed by Oliver Stone
Apocalypse
Now Redux
directed by Francis Ford Coppola, written by John Milius,
Coppola and Michael Herr
Austin
Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, directed by Jay Roach, written
by Mike Myers and Michael McCullers
Autumn
in New York
directed by Joan Chen
Bandits
directed by Barry Levinson
Believer,
The
directed and written by Henry Bean
Big Fish
directed by Tim Burton
Black
Hawk Down
directed by Ridley Scott
Blow
directed by Ted Demme
Bringing
Out the Dead
directed by Martin Scorsese
Bulworth
directed by Warren Beatty
Captain
Corelli's Mandolin
directed by John Madden
Catch
Me If You Can
directed by Steven Spielberg
Celebrity
written and directed by Woody Allen
Cider
House Rules, The
directed by Lasse Hallström, screenplay by John Irving,
based on the novel by Irving
Civil
Action, A
written and directed by Steven Zaillian, based on the book
by Jonathan Harr
Cold
Mountain
directed by Anthony Minghella
Collateral
Damage
directed by Andrew Davis
Contender,
The
written and directed by Rod Lurie
Cookie's
Fortune
directed by Robert Altman
Cousin Bette
directed by Des McAnuff
Crash
directed by Paul Haggis
crazy/beautiful
written by Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi, directed by John Stockwell
Curse
of the Jade Scorpion, The
written and directed by Woody Allen
Drowning
Mona
directed by Nick Gomez
Elizabeth
directed by Shekhar Kapur, written by Michael Hirst
Erin
Brockovich
directed by Steven Soderbergh, written by Susannah Grant
Eternal
Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
directed by Michel Gondry
eXistenZ
directed by David Cronenberg
Eye of
the Beholder, The
directed by Stephan Elliott
Eyes
Wide Shut and
Another
comment on Eyes Wide Shut
directed by Stanley Kubrick
From
Hell
directed by Allen and Albert Hughes
Gangs
of New York
directed by Martin Scorsese
Ghost
World
directed by Terry Zwigoff
Girl,
Interrupted
directed by James Mangold
Girl
with a Pearl Earring
directed by Peter Webber
Gladiator
directed by Ridley Scott
Gloria
directed by Sidney Lumet
Go
directed by Doug Liman
Golden
Bowl, The
directed by James Ivory
Green
Mile, The
written and directed by Frank Darabont, from the novel by
Stephen King
He Got Game
directed by Spike Lee
Hollow
Man
directed by Paul Verhoeven
Hollywood
Ending
written and directed by Woody Allen
Hours,
The
directed by Stephen Daldry
House
of Mirth, The
directed by Terence Davies
Hurricane,
The
directed by Norman Jewison
Insider,
The
directed by Michael Mann, written by Mann and Eric Roth
Jackie Brown
directed by Quentin Tarantino
John
Q
directed by Nick Cassevetes, written by James Kearns
Kansas City
directed by Robert Altman
L.A. Confidential
directed by Curtis Hanson
Liberty
Heights
written and directed by Barry Levinson
Lord
of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
directed by Peter Jackson
Lord
of the Rings: The Return of the King
directed by Peter Jackson
Man on
the Moon
directed by Milos Forman, written by Scott Alexander and
Larry Karaszewski
Matrix,
The
directed by Andy and Larry Wachowski
Minority
Report
directed by Steven Spielberg
Monster's
Ball
directed by Marc Foster
Moulin
Rouge
directed by Baz Luhrmann
Notting
Hill
a reader's comment
Ocean’s
Eleven
directed by Steven Soderbergh, screenplay by Ted Griffin
Out of Sight:
directed by Steven Soderbergh
Passion
of the Christ, The
directed by Mel Gibson
Patriot,
The
directed by Roland Emmerich
Pearl Harbor
directed by Michael Bay, written by Randall Wallace
Pianist,
The
directed by Roman Polanski
Pledge,
The
directed by Sean Penn
Pollock
directed by Ed Harris
Requiem
for a Dream
directed by Darren Aronofsky
Road
to Perdition
directed by Sam Mendes
Rules
of Engagement
directed by William Friedkin
Saving Private
Ryan
directed by Steven Spielberg
Shakespeare
in Love
Directed by John Madden
Siege, The
directed by Edward Zwick
Snow
Falling on Cedars
directed by Scott Hicks
Space
Cowboys
directed by Clint Eastwood
Spartan
written and directed by David Mamet
Spiderman
directed by Sam Raimi
Star
Wars--Episode 1: The Phantom Menace
written and directed by George Lucas
State
and Main
written and directed by David Mamet
Straight
Story, The
directed by David Lynch, written by John Roach and Mary Sweeney
Summer
of Sam
directed by Spike Lee
Sweet
and Lowdown
written and directed by Woody Allen
Talented
Mr. Ripley, The
written and directed by Anthony Minghella, based on the novel
by Patricia Highsmith
Thin
Red Line, The
written and directed by Terrence Malick
Three
Kings
directed by David O. Russell
300
directed by Zach Snyder
Titanic
directed by James Cameron
True
Crime
directed by Clint Eastwood
Truman Show,
The
directed by Peter Weir
200 Cigarettes
directed by Risa Bramon Garcia
Vanilla
Sky
directed by Cameron Crowe
Virgin
Suicides, The
directed by Sofia Coppola, screenplay by Coppola, from the
novel by Jeffrey Eugenides
Wag the Dog
directed by Barry Levinson, screenplay by Hilary Henkin and
David Mamet
Walk
on the Moon, A
directed by Tony Goldwyn
We Were
Soldiers
directed by Randall Wallace
What
Planet Are You From?
directed by Mike Nichols
Wonder
Boys
directed by Curtis Hanson, screenplay by Steve Kloves, based
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