1000 Film Reviews

Yesterday I reached a truly incredible milestone when I published my 1000th film review! I feel that is a massive achievement since starting this blog back in February 2009.

REVIEWS

 

By year:

1930 (0)
1931 (0)
1932 (0)
1933 (1)
1934 (1)
1935 (0)
1936 (0)
1937 (0)
1938 (0)
1939 (2)

1940 (1)
1941 (0)
1942 (2)
1943 (0)
1944 (0)
1945 (1)
1946 (1)
1947 (1)
1948 (1)
1949 (0)

1950 (1)
1951 (0)
1952 (1)
1953 (1)
1954 (1)
1955 (0)
1956 (0)
1957 (2)
1958 (0)
1959 (1)

1960 (2)
1961 (2)
1962 (2)
1963 (3)
1964 (2)
1965 (3)
1966 (1)
1967 (1)
1968 (1)
1969 (2)

1970 (0)
1971 (3)
1972 (1)
1973 (2)
1974 (4)
1975 (2)
1976 (3)
1977 (2)
1978 (2)
1979 (6)

1980 (7)
1981 (1)
1982 (2)
1983 (3)
1984 (3)
1985 (10)
1986 (3)
1987 (6)
1988 (9)
1989 (11)

1990 (5)
1991 (6)
1992 (11)
1993 (12)
1994 (8)
1995 (13)
1996 (9)
1997 (14)
1998 (6)
1999 (13)

2000 (10)
2001 (13)
2002 (13)
2003 (8)
2004 (15)
2005 (12)
2006 (7)
2007 (23)
2008 (43)
2009 (60)

2010 (44)
2011 (69)
2012 (55)
2013 (69)
2014 (86)
2015 (87)
2016 (101)
2017 (71)

There you have it my 1000 reviews and which years I have reviewed the most films from! Any suggestions on which years I need to watch more from?

Here’s to the next 1000 reviews!

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  1. Wow! Many congrats from me! This is definitely a great achievement. I feel so small in comparison, since last summer I reached only 100 reviews milestone (out of 200 posts) 🙂

    1. Thanks! It just takes time to build it all up, I have somehow managed to beat my record at the cinema every year which means more reviews from there 😊

  2. Congrats! 😀 Oh – I love the year by year list. I wanna help you get the zeros off some of those years!! Lol. Can I recommend some Charlie Chaplin films? I fell in love with his movies after starting my blog. The Kid (1921), City Lights (1931) & Modern Times (1936). 🙂

    1. Thanks!

      I will certainly look to add more from the 50s. I never actually realised the lack for reviews from different years until I did this post.

  3. I see someone mentioned more 50s films. I like that you actually have a fairly healthy selection from the 50s and 60s but, considering the 70s were IMHO the climax of cinema, you could boost those 70s numbers a little 😉

    1. Brilliant I will certainly look to try and do that! Sometimes I think it depends what is available on Sky Cinema/Netflix/Amazon I keep hoping the cinema will put older films on to go and see on the big screen 🙂

      1. I know what you mean. I actually canceled my Netflix streaming over their lack of 70s films. They used to have tons, then they all vanished and so did my subscription

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