2020 Blind Spot Series


As you may know, I finally got a job this year and, while it did wonders for my mental health and bank account, it prevented me not only from reviewing a film every day as I've been doing for the past four years but from watching films in general. What I'm trying to say is that I sucked at being a movie blogger in 2019, reason why I decided to join the Blind Spot series in 2020, so that I'll have some sort of obligation to watch those classics, must-see, and cult movies that I've been meaning to watch since the dawn of times but that, for one reason or another, I keep putting off.

Without further ado, here's my blind spot list for 2020. 

JANUARY - Casino (1995)

FEBRUARY - The Artist (2011)

MARCH - The Terminator series*

APRL - Bonnie and Clyde (1967)

MAY - The Seventh Seal (1957)

JUNE - The Notebook (2004)

JULY - Boyz n the Hood (1991)

AUGUST - Mrs. Doubtfire (1993)

SEPTEMBER - Coming to America (1988)

OCTOBER - The Ring (2002)

NOVEMBER - Point Break (1991)

DECEMBER - Vertigo (1958)

*Should I watch the whole series, including the reboots or just the original trilogy (1984-2003)?

18 comments :

  1. Oh God do not watch the reboots.

    YES CASINO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  2. I've seen all of yours aside from Casino, Bonnie and Clyde and Point Break! There's a few I really like and one I hated (The Artist lol) Bonnie and Clyde is always one I think about putting on mine as well.

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  3. These are some great picks!! Also agree with Sati, no Terminator reboots!

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    1. Thanks! And okay, I will avoid the reboots :)

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  4. Nice! I've seen every one of those and I'm anxious to hear what you think about The Artist and The Seventh Seal. The Artist is a beautiful homage to the silent era that was routinely (and unfairly) dismissed by some as 'Oscar bait'. And The Seventh Seal is probably Bergman's most well known movie. It's a really interesting movie.

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    1. I'm really intimidated by The Seventh Seal to be honest.

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  5. I've seen all of these films but in regards to The Terminator, I'd just stick with the first 2 films. The third film is OK but it's not that great and the re-boots I'm not going to bother with. Terminator: Salvation was terrible and if you ever see it, you'll understand why Christian Bale went Klaus Kinski on everyone.

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    1. Thank you! I'll skip the third one then. And avoid Bale's like the plague haha

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  6. I have not seen July, September or your November Picks but I have seenthe rest. My favourite is The Artist which I love!! I know some can’t stand the film and diss the awards for it but I think it deserved all of it. I really liked Casino and I love, love, love The Seventh Seal. Wait, The Seventh Seal is my favourite with The Srtist a close second. Just watch the original 3 of The terminator and then do the next batch. There seems to be quite the distance between the 3rd one and the next and , with all the progress in special effects etc...I think the first 3 should not be compared to the others.

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    1. No pressure then haha I'm pretty sure I'm going to love The Artist though. The Seventh Seal, I'm a bit sceptical about that one.

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  7. Great group of movies! Point Break, Boyz n the Hood, Casino, Bonnie and Clyde, Vertigo, Coming to America...all TREATS! I recommend only the first two Terminator movies, although the rest of them have their fun. Terminator 2 is an all-time masterpiece! Must watch.

    Good Luck!

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  8. Nice mix of genres. I've seen all but Boyz in the Hood, it's one I've meant to for years but haven't gotten to yet.

    I don't love any of them unabashedly though I think Bonnie & Clyde, The Seventh Seal and Vertigo are superior films even if each one of their directors have made films I liked more.

    The others all have good things in them but I wouldn't call them classics. I'm with everyone else about the Terminator reboots. Stay away!

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    1. I've seen most classics so I eventually went with widely loved movies.

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  9. You haven't seen Mrs. Doubtfire!? Omg.. I love that movie!

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    1. I haven't haha I did see some bits here and there though

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