Not a bad selection at all. But I believe they showed even more of her films during the Berlin retro (though not all of the ones you listed). But watching films by Huppert is kind of a walk through 30 years of film history. She did work on many remarkable films, and with exceptionally gifted directors.

My appreciation of T2 used to be much higher in the past. I watched the director's Cut with a friend of mine, and though we had both been fans of the film, we agreed after the viewing that it was one of the most boring and sloppy directed (action)films we had come across. It was a huge let down after having seen and enjoyed the theatrical cut many times before. Either my movie tastes have "evolved" or the Director's Cut really is that bad. I think it's probably both.

Yes, watching Snoopy was pure Nostalgia, as I was having sessions with my roommate going through two DVDs we had been able to borrow from the library. What delightful films! I need to buy all of the series, as I am a huge fan. 
I think my favorite from all the shorts and features is still Snoopy Come Home (1972). 
A friend of mine is actually importing the complete cartoon series from the US (I think it ran for almost 50 years). If I had more money *dream* 

Eustache is essential viewing for any cineaste. I hope you'll be able to see a retro in the future. I'm still delighted by your enthusiasm for "The Mother and the Whore".