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TOP 10 MOVIES
Box ffice
as of 05/14/2012
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The Avengers |
$373M |
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Dark Shadows |
$28.8M |
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Think Like a Man |
$81.9M |
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The Hunger Games |
$387M |
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The Lucky One |
$53.7M |
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The Pirates! Band of
Misfits |
$23.1M |
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7 |
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The Five-Year
Engagement |
$24.4M |
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8 |
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The Best Exotic
Marigold Hotel |
$2.6M |
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9 |
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Chimpanzee |
$25.6M |
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Girl in Progress |
$1.3M |
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Michael Flanagan
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I
am a moviegoer.
I enjoy many types of film genres: human condition films (American
Beauty, Magnolia), screwball comedies (Ghostbusters,
Clue), art house comedies (The Big Lebowski,
State and Main), and the standard
drama-non-soap-opera flicks (The Shawshank
Redemption, On the Waterfront). I think that
Russell Crowe won his Gladiator Oscar for The
Insider. I believe the cave in Empire
is actually a ship. Scream is not a good
movie. I like cheese.
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Michael
directing "Rumors" November 2001
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Assorted Nonsense
Favorite
Actors: Liam Neeson, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Harrison
Ford, Mel Gibson, Cate Blanchett
Least-Enjoyable
Time at a Movie: Hoodlum, The Birdcage
Guilty
Pleasure: Ahnuld Movies
Most-Oft-Quoted
Line: "What did you do, Ray?"
Favorite
Movie Food: Lightly buttered popcorn, Sour
Cherries, cheese (you bring it with you!)
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Michael's
Top 5 Films
(as of January 12, 2004)
1)
The
Lord of the Rings (all 12 hours and over)
2) Star
Wars ("all of them")
3) Braveheart
4) E.T.
5) The
Shawshank Redemption
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OUR
OWN Michael Flanagan directing in
NYC.
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 Michael
is not only a movie lover and critic, not by a
long shot. He is an accredited editor of
fiction and non-fiction, even technical
non-fiction, and an excellent writer in his own
right: he has written a novel, and numerous
essays and short stories. Mr. Flanagan
is also a theatrical director
(Rumors).
Keep an eye out for
the name Michael Flanagan (a.k.a. Miguel La
Quesoamante) when the credits roll after
movies you enjoy; it will be showing up in the
very near future.
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Michael
Flanagan
November, 2001 |
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