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The Best Movies For Doctors And Medical Students
posted at 12/2/2012 5:37 AM GMT
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1- The Fisher King 2- Wit 3- Philadelphia 4- Terms of Endearment 5- Leaving Las Vegas 6- The Doctor 7- Awakenings 8- Patch Adams 9- Something the Lord Made 10- And the Band Played On 11- One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 12- The Painted Veil 13- The Race for the Double Helix 14- Article 99 15- People Will Talk 16- Malice 17- Sicko 18- John Q 19- The Men 20- My Left Foot: The Story of Christy Brown 21- Red Beard 22- My Own Country 23- The Hospital 24- Britannia Hospital 25- Bringing Out the Dead 26- The gifted hands of Ben Carson 27- Pathology 28- Syndromes and a Century 29- Doctor Dolittle 30- Doctor Zhivago 31- Dr. No 32- Persona 33- House Calls 34- The Barbarian Invasions 35- The Death of Mr. Lazarescu 36- High Anxiety 37- No Way Out 38- Whirlpool 39- Spellbound 40- The Abominable Dr. Phibes 41- Dr. Phibes Rises Again 42- Doctor Detroit 43- Red Angel 44- Tales from the Gimli Hospital 45- Nurse Betty 46- Night Nurse 47- Doctor in the House 48- Doctor at Sea 49- Doctor at Large 50 - Carry On Nurse 51- The Kingdom 52- Stitches 53- Medicine Man 54- The Great Moment 55- Oh Doctor 56- The Island of Dr. Moreau 57- Tombstone 58- Dead Ringers 59- MASH 60- John Q 61- Obsessed 62- dragonfly 63- City Of Angels 64- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 65- Malice 66- Alien 67- The Last King of Scotland 68- The Andromeda Strain 69- Coma Source : http://forum.facmedicine.com/medical-students-cafe/416-best-movies-doctors-medical-students.html |
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Re: The Best Movies For Doctors And Medical Students
posted at 13/2/2012 11:40 PM GMT
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No offence, Dr.Hesham, but what a ridiculous list of films. I mean, Dr.Dolittle, Dr.Zhivago, Dr.No and Dr.Phibes have NOTHING to say about medicine. Others are there merely because they list a 'Dr.' in the characters (Tombstone, Double Helix - and Watson and Crick were PhDs, not MDs). As for Doctor in the House etc, and Carry on Nurse, they bear about as much relationship to medicine as Dick Whittington has to economics. "Coma"? The list author might as well have been in one. JOhn |
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Re: The Best Movies For Doctors And Medical Students
posted at 14/2/2012 11:27 AM GMT
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Star Wars. Job done. Not remotely medical but the only film you ever need to see. The whole human condition right there. In other news if you're interested in making, rather than watching films, look out for BMJ Careers next week where we've got a short article on making medical films to bolster the CV - more fun than another poster presentation surely? |
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Re: The Best Movies For Doctors And Medical Students
posted at 14/2/2012 12:29 PM GMT
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I suggest you check your facts John D as Dick Whittington did indeed have a relationship to economics as well as healthcare. "In his lifetime he financed a number of public projects, such as drainage systems in poor areas of medieval London, and a hospital ward for unmarried mothers. He bequeathed his fortune to form the Charity of Sir Richard Whittington which, nearly 600 years later, continues to assist people in need." In Response to Re: The Best Movies For Doctors And Medical Students: No offence, Dr.Hesham, but what a ridiculous list of films. I mean, Dr.Dolittle, Dr.Zhivago, Dr.No and Dr.Phibes have NOTHING to say about medicine. Others are there merely because they list a 'Dr.' in the characters (Tombstone, Double Helix - and Watson and Crick were PhDs, not MDs). As for Doctor in the House etc, and Carry on Nurse, they bear about as much relationship to medicine as Dick Whittington has to economics. "Coma"? The list author might as well have been in one. JOhn Posted by John D |
