As Im too often too busy when Im on the world wide web (at the moment, I have to use someone elses PC for that), I dont manage to post in the Last movie youve seen-Thread very often. Just because Im afraid that my points in being a cineaste could be misunderstood here;-), I decided to do what wpqx and A did already display with what crap or gold Im spending my time. It was immensly interesting to read the other viewing logs, especially because there were a lot more surprises as I expected. Such Expectations are always useless. See all your prejudices or hopes confirmed here. From the lowest trash to the highest art, everything can be rated low or high as well, for example a film like Eyes wide shut (Probably my favourite film in October 2007) as a serious work of art and at the same time, The Devil came from Akasava as a very special masterpiece of trash. Due to my dislike of point ratings youre very welcome to ask if you dont know what to think of my rating. The number behind the 10-Point-ratings always counts how many points the individual film get in a new rating system I thought about a lot and in which 25 is the highest number to demonstrate the differences. In my opinion the 10-Points-System remains useful, so I will keep on adding both numbers. Maybe I should mention that I would probably watch more films by the great masters of cinema you all adore so much If I would not feel the will and the self-implicated duty to write a (german) review every time I watched a film, so Im always a bit frightened to watch films by directors of whom was already written thousands of pages in the past. On the other hands, many films I would die to see are unavailable for me and Im most jealous of my friends from Erlangen (A and Matalo Matango) that they have access to a huge library of international classic cinema at the University. I also used to go to cinema more often during the last two years but at the moment Im not living directly in Nuremberg but in the countryside without lots of money, so my cinema visits increased unfortunately.
In the end of September I prepared this first index. For a couple of reasons, I was very busy during October but I decided to post it nevertheless with my October index following tomorrow after the usual Halloween Scream fest. 

03. 09. 07: 
BEATRICE CENCI (Lucio Fulci, Italy 1969) - 8/10 (19)
(DVD, german dubbed version)
CEMETERY WITHOUT CROSSES (Robert Hossein, France/Italy 1968 ) - 9/10 (22)
(DVD, german dubbed version)
THE SEVERED HEADS (Alejandro Jodorowsky, France 1955) - 5/10 (15)
(DVD, original version)
DAUGHTERS OF DARKNESS (Harry Kmel, Belgium/France/West Germany 1971) - 9/10 (23)
(DVD, original english version)
THE DEVIL CAME FROM AKASAVA (Jesus Franco, West Germany/Spain 1970) - 9/10 (21)
(DVD, original german version)

06. 09. 07: 
THE WHISPERING DEATH (Jrgen Goslar, West Germany/South Africa/Zimbabwe/UK 1976) - 8/10 (20)
(VHS, german dubbed version)
A TALE OF SPRINGTIME (Eric Rohmer, France 1991) - 8/10 (22)
(TV, german dubbed version)

07. 09. 07: 
PINK NARCISSUS (James Bidgood, USA 1971) - 6/10 (15)
(TV, original english version)

08. 09. 07: 
DEMONIA (Lucio Fulci, Italy 1990) - 7/10 (19)
(DVD, german dubbed version)

09. 09. 07: 
THAT MOST IMPORTANT THING: LOVE (Andrzej Zulawski, France/West Germany/Italy 1974) - 10/10 (25)
(DVD, german dubbed version)

10. 09. 07: 
LILI MARLEEN (Rainer Werner Fassbinder, West Germany/Italy 1981) - 7/10 (16)
(DVD, german dubbed version)
KES (Ken Loach, UK 1969) - 8/10 (20)
(16mm, german dubbed version)

12. 09. 07: 
THE INFERNAL TRIO (Francis Girod, France/West Germany/Italy 1975) - 8/10 (19)
(DVD, german dubbed version)

14. 09. 07: 
EMERGENCY SQUAD (Stelvio Massi, Italy 1974) 7/10 (17)
(DVD, german dubbed version)

15. 09. 07: 
TOKYO FIST (Shinya Tsukamoto, Japan 1995) - 10/10 (23)
(DVD, O.V. with german subtitles)
THE LOST ONE (Peter Lorre, West Germany 1951) - 9/10 (22)
(16mm, original german version)

16. 09. 07. 
SYMPATHY FOR MR. VENGEANCE (Chan-wook Park, South Korea 2002) - 9/10 (23)
(DVD, german dubbed version)

17. 09. 07: 
A HOLE IN MY HEART (Lukas Moodyson, Sweden/Denmark 2004) - 6/10 (16)
(DVD, O.V. with german subtitles)

18. 09. 07: 
CIRCUS OF FEAR (John Llewellyn Moxey, UK/West Germany 1966) - 7/10 (18 ) 
(DVD, original english version)

19. 09. 07: 
ON THE SILVER GLOBE (Andrzej Zulawski, Poland 1976/77 / 1987) - 8/10 (21)
(VHS, O.V. with german subtitles)

21. 09. 07: 
THE BUBBLE (Eytan Fox, Israel 2006) - 7/10 (17)
(DVD, O.V. with german subtitles)
HATE 2 O (Alex Infascelli, Italy 2006) - 9/10 (22)
(DVD, original english version)

22. 09. 07: 
DAY WATCH (Timur Bekmambetov, Russia 2006) - 7/10 (19)
(35mm, german dubbed, edited version)
THE MONSTER OF LONDON CITY (Edwin Zbonek, West Germany 1964) - 8/10 (19)
(DVD, original german version)

23. 09. 07: 
FEMALE PRISONER SCORPION: JAILHOUSE 41 (Shunya Ito, Japan 1972) - 8/10 (21)
(DVD, O. V. with german subtitles)
DON'T WAIT DJANGO...SHOOT! (Edoardo Mulargia, Italy 1967) - 4/10 (9) 
(DVD, german dubbed, edited version)

24. 09. 07: 
THE ROSE OF IRON (Jean Rollin, France 1974) - 10/10 (24)
(DVD, O.V. with german subtitles)

25. 09. 07: 
MUTTER KSTERS GOES TO HEAVEN (Rainer Werner Fassbinder, West Germany 1975) - 9/10 (22)
(DVD, original german version)

26. 09. 07: 
DETEKTIVE (Rudolf Thome, West Germany 1969) - 9/10 (23)
(DVD, original german version)

28. 09. 07: 
GONE IN 60 SECONDS (H. B. Halicki, USA 1974) - 8/10 (20)
(35mm, german dubbed version)

28. 09. 07: 
THE RISE AND FALL OF IDI AMIN (Sharad Patel, UK/Kenya 1981) - 7/10 (17)
(DVD, original english, edited version)

30. 09. 07: 
GONE IN 60 SECONDS (H. B. Halicki, USA 1974) - 8/10 (21) *

As I consider it a very important matter, I always added the version and format I watched. O.V., of course, means Original Version. The B-marked films are the ones I saw in a theater. About dubbings: The quality of german dubbings was absolutely magnificent from the late 50ies until the mid-eighties so I mostly (not always!) have nothing against german dubbed versions of films from this period. Unfortunately, the standard of dubbings in our country shrinked a lot since the late 80ies and If Im able to, I avoid to watch new films dubbed but the greatest disadvantage of a smaller City like Nuremberg is that you very often cant find a cinema which plays the films you want to see in the original (subtitled) version and who would prefer to wait for the DVD?

* I work as a projector in a small local cinema, so I often (have to) watch some of the films we are playing during one weekend twice, once as a viewer and another time at work. If you are sitting next to a roaring projector, you dont really want to mess up the whole experience (I probably ruined a lot of Carlos Reygadas Battle in Heaven with this, for example).