A solid set that will appeal mostly to male viewers, because seven out of 10 films are war movies or Westerns, and an eighth is a crime drama about a mass murderer who targets women.

“Viva Zapata!” is one of those films that, while it continues to have impressive aspects, just doesn’t hold up as well as it did when it was first made. You find yourself wishing it were in widescreen, and that they had hired at least ONE Latino actor.

Without Robin Williams, “One Hour Photo” is just another predictable B movie thriller. He’s like that slow train wreck, personified, that people can’t seem to take their eyes off.

One of the more memorable European Theater films—though fidgety contemporary viewers may find its runtime (172 minutes) a little long.