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In 1998, the American Film Institute undertook to determine, by vote of 1,500 of America's movie professionals, filmmakers, historians, critics, agents, actors, executives, as well as the like, bona fide film people all, the 100 Greatest American Films of All Time. That is, by commemorating the last century, which encapsulates the entire history of American narrative film (not really a century, beginning inside the teens, and extending with the end of 1997 for voting purposes---you perform the math), the AFI tried to set up a definitive list from the top 100 by the popular vote in the industry. The actual result was aired on CBS in June 1998, with this 145-minute TV special. Top-loaded as it's with sentimental favorites, their email list serves best like a celebration of yankee film, with short clips of favorite moments through the films, annotated by filmmakers as august as Martin Scorsese and Sidney Lumet, among many, many others. Learn the thing that makes Dustin Hoffman or Burt Reynolds weep, in the event you must. But as a list of the "greatest" American films of all time, the list is greatly lacking---no Buster Keaton, no Lubitsch, scant silents... these are a couple of with the objections a knowledgeable filmgoer might make. Better to make use of this program to whet one's appetite for more films, to re-view past favorites, and explore those of others, to argue from it because of its omissions and slights. That's if an individual can get past the constant reminders of our own hosts, Jodi Foster, Richard Gere, and Sally Field, that what we have been seeing are THE GREATEST AMERICAN FILMS OF ALL TIME. --Jim Gay
To commemorate the first century of American moviemaking, The American Film Institute has embarked on the celebration of America's greatest movies--"AFI's 100 Years...100 Movies." This once-in-a-lifetime event will remind us all how these great films sent shivers up our spines, tickled our funny bones and tugged at our heartstrings.
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