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The American Film Institue has released its "100 Greatest Films of All Time" 10th Anniversary list.  You will not some changes, althought "Citizen Kane" remains in the top spot.  I am bit surprised that "The Graduate" and "On the Waterfront" tumbled out of the Top 10.  The fact that "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring," "The Sixth Sense," "Titanic," and "Toy Story" all made the list is appalling, but "Dances with Wolves" got the boot, and that's a very good thing.  "Doctor Zhivago," "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," "Amadaeus," and "The Jazz Singer," also fell out of the Top 100

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Wait, what? Uhhhh, see this is what I hate about these lists, like in a year or so, Amadeus and Close Encounters suddenly became less worthy than Toy Story and Ti-fing-tanic? That's rich. I swear that's ridiculous and shows that apparently making box office and dvd sales is more important that quality to these listers, I put DWWolves on there before Titanic and LOTR. LOTR is a good trilogy, but some of it's a little heavy handed and slices the books up too much, I don't really think it's in the top 25 movies of all time....really? uhhhhh

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