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80. The Party
Director – Blake Edwards
Cast – Peter Sellers, Marge Champion
IMDB Rating – 7.6
Rotten Tomatoes – 81%
Release Date – 4 April 1968
Box Office – $2.9 million
Genre – Comedy
Awards – None
Plot – A indian movie star is mistakenly invited to a lavish hollywood party.
79. Jules and Jim
Director – Francois Truffaut
Cast – Jeanne Moreau, Oskar Werner
IMDB Rating – 7.9
Rotten Tomatoes – 97%
Release Date – 23 January 1962
Box Office – $1.5 million
Genre – Drama, Romance
Awards – None
Plot – Two friends fall in love with the same women.
78. Oliver!
Director – Carol Reed
Cast – Mark Lester, Ron Moody
IMDB Rating – 7.5
Rotten Tomatoes – 81%
Release Date – 26 September 1968
Box Office – $77.4 million
Genre – Drama, Musical
Awards – 5 Oscars (best Picture,best director, best musical score, best art direction, best sound)
Plot – Live action film based on the famous novel of Charles Dicken’s Oliver Twist.
77. Marine
Director – Alfred Hitchcock
Cast – Sean Connery, Tippi Hedren
IMDB Rating – 7.2
Rotten Tomatoes – 82%
Release Date – 9 July 1964
Box Office – $7 million
Genre – Crime, Mystery
Awards – None
Plot – A man marries a woman who has a habit of stealing and lying.
76. Le Samourai
Director – Jean-Parrie Melville
Cast – Alain Delon, Nathalie Delon
IMDB Rating – 8.1
Rotten Tomatoes – 100%
Release Date – 25 October 1967
Box Office – $1 million
Genre – Crime, Mystery
Awards – None
Plot – A professional hitman becomes a public celebrity after being exposed.
75. Wait Until Dark
Director – Terence Young
Cast – Audrey Hepburn, Alan Arkin
IMDB Rating – 7.8
Rotten Tomatoes – 95%
Release Date – 26 October 1967
Box Office – $17 Million
Genre – Thriller
Awards – None
Plot – Three burgulars invade the apartment of a blind women.
74. Fahrenheit 451
Director – Francois Truffaut
Cast – Julie Christie, Oskar werner
IMDB Rating – 7.3
Rotten Tomatoes – 82%
Release Date – 16 September 1966
Box Office – $7 million
Genre – Sci fi
Awards – None
Plot – A fireman who is tasked to burn all the books began wondering if he is doing right thing.
73. Repulsion
Director – Roman Polanski
Cast – Catherine Deneuve, Ian Hendry
IMDB Rating – 7.8
Rotten Tomatoes – 100%
Release Date – 11 June 1965
Box Office – $3.1 million
Genre – Horror, Thriller
Awards – None
Plot – A woman fears $ex but has horrifying visions of r@pe.
72. The Battle of Algiers
Director – Gillo Pontecorvo
Cast – Saadi Yacef, Jean Martin
IMDB Rating – 8.1
Rotten Tomatoes – 99%
Release Date – 8 September 1966
Box Office – $1 million
Genre – War
Awards – None
Plot – The freedom story of Algiers from French government.
Director – J Lee Thompson
Cast – Gregory Peck, Anthony Quinn, David Niven
IMDB Rating – 7.6
Rotten Tomatoes – 95%
Release Date – 22 June 1961
Box Office – $28 million
Genre – Action, Adventure
Awards – Academy Awards for Best Effects
Plot – A british team is given the task to destroy a sea channel that belongs to germany.
70. Blow-Up
Director – Michelangelo Antonioni
Cast – David Hemmings, Vanessa Redgrave
IMDB Rating – 7.6
Rotten Tomatoes – 87%
Release Date – 18 December 1966
Box Office – $20 million
Genre – Mystery, Thriller
Awards – None
Plot – A photographer takes photos of a woman without her consent in a park but when the photo clears he become suspicious.
69. Where Eagles Dare
Director – Brian G Hutton
Cast – Clint Eastwood, Richard Burton
IMDB Rating – 7.7
Rotten Tomatoes – 90%
Release Date – 4 December 1968
Box Office – $21 million
Genre – Adventure, War
Awards – None
Plot – An american team tries to rescue a prisoner of war from Nazi camp.
68. The Longest Day
Director – Ken Annakin
Cast – John Wayne, Sean Connery, Henry fonda
IMDB Rating – 7.8
Rotten Tomatoes – 91%
Release Date – 25 September 1962
Box Office – $1 Million
Genre – Action, History
Awards – 2 Oscars (Best cinematography, best special effects)
Plot – A detailed overview of D-Day
67. Zulu
Director – Cy Endfield
Cast – Micahel Caine, Stanley Baker
IMDB Rating – 7.8
Rotten Tomatoes – 95%
Release Date – 22 Janaury 1964
Box Office – $8 million
Genre – History, War
Awards – None
Plot – The battle of Zulu that was won by a small british army.
66. The Sword in the Stone
Director – Wolfgang Reitherman
Cast – Marthe Wentworth
IMDB Rating – 7.2
Rotten Tomatoes – 71%
Release Date – 25 December 1963
Box Office – $22.2 million
Genre – Animation, Comedy
Awards – None
Plot – The story of King arthur from Disney’s point of view.
65. On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
Director – Peter R Hunt
Cast – George Lazenby, Dianna Rigg
IMDB Rating – 6.8
Rotten Tomatoes – 80%
Release Date – 13 December 1969
Box Office – $82 million
Genre – Action, Thriller
Awards – None
Plot – James Bond goes undercover to uncover a horrofic research.
64. You Only Live Twice
Director – Lewis Gilbert
Cast – Sean Connery, Mie Hama
IMDB Rating – 6.9
Rotten Tomatoes – 71%
Release Date – 13 June 1967
Box Office – $111 million
Genre – Action, Thriller
Awards – None
Plot – James bond tries to stop a nuclear war while making allies in Japan.
63. La Dolce Vita
Director – Federico Fellini
Cast – Anita Ekberg, Marcello Mastroianni
IMDB Rating – 8.1
Rotten Tomatoes – 97%
Release Date – 3 February 1960
Box Office – $19.5 million
Genre – Comedy
Awards – Academy Award for Best Costume Design
Plot – Life of a Papparazi in Rome.
62. The Producers
Director – Mel Brooks
Cast – Gene wilder, Zero Mostel
IMDB Rating – 7.7
Rotten Tomatoes – 89%
Release Date – 22 November 1967
Box Office – $1.6 million
Genre – Comedy
Awards – Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay
Plot – Two producers tries to make a super flop film.
61. In the heat of the Night
Director – Norman Jewison
Cast – Sidney Politier, Rod steiger
IMDB Rating – 8
Rotten Tomatoes – 96%
Release Date – 2 August 1967
Box Office – $24.3 million
Genre – crime, drama, mystery
Awards – 5 Oscars (best Picture, Best actor, best film editing, best sound, best screenplay)
Plot – An african american policeman is appointed to solve a racially motivated murder case.
