I expected all of these numbers to be swapped, with the aforementioned films fighting for those spots while The Lusty Men and The Narrow Margin hung with other strong show-but-no-cigar placements like Kansas City Confidential or Park Row. But the real pleasant surprise about this group is that Nicholas Ray’s rodeo drama The Lusty Men and the compact train-set b-noir The Narrow Margin managed to place, pushing out more predictable choices like Le Plaisir, Forbidden Games (which I assumed was a lock for this), or Europa ’51. But, apparently not as much as I thought! While The Bad and the Beautiful was expected to make the cut, seeing it eke out a #3 placement was a pleasant surprise. I was interested in seeing where High Noon placed, as it seems to have lost some film circle footing in recent years. Ikiru at #2 is also what I expected, as well as several other widely canonized works that typically have high visibility on these kinds of lists. Singin’ in the Rain was always going to be the far-and-away winner. Go take a look at the results below and then come back up here for a few reactions!Īs is usual with the cumulative top ten, a lot of the key players you’d expect are here. Anyone who voted for these films still have them on their ballot, but these films were not considered for this poll. They are both iffy, and I’m sure cases for them counting as 1952 could easily be made, but in order to avoid as little confusion as possible I like to go with the year the film is most often associated with.
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Seeing what makes the collective top ten is a lot of fun, but may I direct your attention to the full breakdown of votes and the individual ballots? My hope with these polls is that, in addition to (hopefully) planting seeds of anticipation for the related posts to come ( What I’ll Remember About the Films of 1952: A Love Letter, A Selection of Favorite Shots, and the Top Ten), they mainly serve as a resource for anyone looking for new older films to watch, whether it’s from seeing:Ī. what ‘Film Twitter’, in so far as such a thing exists, collectively lovesī. the films towards the bottom of the list, the ones you’ve never heard of that are begging for (re)discoveryĬ. the individual ballots from people whose taste and knowledge you valueĪ few films that did not count for this but kept coming up: Angel Face and On Dangerous Ground. The Top Ten By Year Project is an effort to reclaim what I love about lists in the first place.
Taking into account the oversaturation of lists/listicles, I hope it’s clear that this project is anything but tossed off. Order was not required since it had no bearing on the results.įirst off, thank you so much to everyone who voted! 283 people voted for 175 different films! Poll Rule Reminders: Participants could vote for up to 10 films no more, but certainly less. The One and Only, Genuine, Original, Family Bandħ:30 P.M. My Date With the President’s DaughterĢ A.M. None of these are full day schedules (there is one covering 24 hours, but it’s across 2 different days) and what hours were covered varied over the years, so these are only partial schedules.ĩ P.M. Several are from when 9/11 happened, but there are also some from other times. Movies aired every night as well and the only animation stuff at that time was during "Vault Disney", "Playhouse Disney", or the Movies they aired.Ĩ:30AM The New Adventures of Winnie the Poohġ1:00AM The New Adventures of Winnie the Poohħ:30PM Movies (Until 11:30PM (Sat) Even Stevens (Sun)Ĩ:00PM The Famous Jett Jackson (x2) (Sun)ġ1:00PM In a Heartbeat (Sat if Needed) (Sun)ĭug out some newspapers my family saved over the years and got some schedules.
During this time, the channel was mostly made up of Live Action Shows. Here was Disney Channel's Schedule in September 2000. This is just according to the first issue of The Disney Channel magazineġ1:00AM Movies (Mon/Wed-Fri) Specials (Tue)ģ:30PM You and Me, Kid (Mon-Thur) Dreamfinders (Fri)Ĥ:00PM Contraption (Mon/Wed) Wish Upon a Star (Fri)ĩ:00PM Movies (Mon-Wed/Fri) Disney Studio Showcase (Thur) Note: Dreamfinders probably didn't air on The Disney Channel according to some sources I have found. Here's one from when the network launched Aired for 16 hours originally and was a premium cable network back then Since it's The Disney Channel's 35th Anniversary, I thought it would be nice to create a thread of Archived Schedules.
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