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The 300 Greatest Films Ever Made (Part 16)

17 January, 2013
Written by Rob Young
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The second half of our daily countdown of the 300 Greatest Films Ever Made is here. This is part 16 out of 30. Today we have numbers 150-141.

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150) BRINGING UP BABY (1938) Howard Hawks USA

149) WHITE HEAT (1949) Raoul Walsh USA

148) STAR WARS: A NEWHOPE (1977) George Lucas USA

147) MIDNIGHT COWBOY (1969) John Schlesinger USA

146) HARVEY (1950) Henry Kostner USA

145) SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (1977) John Badham USA

144) The GOOD, The BAD & The UGLY (1967) Sergio Leone USA

143) DOCTOR ZHIVAGO (1965) David Lean USA

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142) NAUSICAA of the VALLEY of the WIND (1984) Hayao Miyazaki JAPAN Animated

141) MONSIEUR HULOT’S HOLIDAY (1953) Jacques Tati FRANCE

Numbers 140-131 coming next...

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