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post 1521221081 10-02-2017, 06:17 AM
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Originally Posted By Slurgie
Pulp Fiction
The Godfather
The Dark Knight
Scarface
I don't think you should watch movies anymore.
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No country for old men

I'll be honest, i watched it on my 2nd monitor while probably miscing or playing something, but it was so boring. barely remember a thing from it.
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Originally Posted By DannStark
No country for old men

I'll be honest, i watched it on my 2nd monitor while probably miscing or playing something, but it was so boring. barely remember a thing from it.
Second half ramps things up a lot. Ending is a bit wtf though.
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Originally Posted By .aeterna
Blade Runner
Came in to say this
I call it "Celebration". It's sexual, and violent...

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Originally Posted By usmin4
Thought the godfather was boring
Also didnt like the sound of music and most ghey romantic classics
not sure if srs
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Originally Posted By GolfPants
Came in to say this
Came into neg

I mean, it's ok to not like Blade Runner. I totally get that, it leaves many of my friends cold. But that wasn't the point of the question in the op. It just isn't possible, even now, to not understand why it is regarded as one of the most important and influential films of all time, and therefore a classic. You would have had to have literally never seen a sci fi film from the sixties or especially the 70s to realise what that film did to every sci fi made after.

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Originally Posted By PHXNick
Ready for negs, but Scarface bores me to tears. Way too long.
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Scarface
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Scarface, hands down. I was very disappointed.
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Originally Posted By Hammersia
Gone with the Wind

Jaw dropping racism, not one sympathetic character, No believable relationships, zero morality, etc. Etc.
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Fuk I hate Scarlett O'Hara
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Originally Posted By proudmanlet
2001- special effects amazing for the time but story is so slow and doesn't make sense, ppl saying they understand it imo r just bullchitting tryna sound smart

also pretty disappointed we r nowhere near that in space travel by this time :/
It's actually pretty easy to understand, but much more so these days. The whole star baby thing was pretty difficult to wrap your head around, but people talk about transferring consciousness like we've already done it. Most Kubrick stuff is easy to figure out, people just make it more complicated than it is (like Eyes Wide Shut).
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Rhett Butler was a pimp tho


Fuk I hate Scarlett O'Hara
She was a selfie taking ho.
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Originally Posted By phikappa
It's actually pretty easy to understand, but much more so these days. The whole star baby thing was pretty difficult to wrap your head around, but people talk about transferring consciousness like we've already done it. Most Kubrick stuff is easy to figure out, people just make it more complicated than it is (like Eyes Wide Shut).
Everyone saying 2001, I'd say the same as I said about blade runner. I don't particularly care for it, it's pretty boring and a thin story BUT you can't possibly not think it's a classic. It was criticised for its pace when it came out, but no one was criticising the vision and spectacle. One of those films that broke new ground to carve its own place in cinema lore.
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah
The storyline is literally a guy is wrongfully imprisoned, he meets a wise old black man with a fatherly voice, he breaks out of prison, some old man kills himself, the main character and the wise old black man(Samuel l Jackson)live happily every after and free.
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Originally Posted By phikappa
It's actually pretty easy to understand, but much more so these days. The whole star baby thing was pretty difficult to wrap your head around, but people talk about transferring consciousness like we've already done it. Most Kubrick stuff is easy to figure out, people just make it more complicated than it is (like Eyes Wide Shut).
my issue is it doesn't EXPLAIN what's going on in the movie, hate that chit where u sit thru a whole movie and they don't just tell u what if fuking going on and ppl just "debate" it, it's like "modern art" where it's just a blob of paint and ppl r like "ooh u have to feel what the artist is saying blah blah blah"

also it's just slow as fuk and boring
Originally Posted By samsbolton
Everyone saying 2001, I'd say the same as I said about blade runner. I don't particularly care for it, it's pretty boring and a thin story BUT you can't possibly not think it's a classic. It was criticised for its pace when it came out, but no one was criticising the vision and spectacle. One of those films that broke new ground to carve its own place in cinema lore.
I said amazing special effects, I appreciate that part of it, actually really enjoy watching early part of movie where dude is traveling to space station etc but then it starts to drag
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Originally Posted By thc
I don't think you should watch movies anymore.
I try to only watch good movies. The ones I listed are massively overrated. Same with Shawshank Redemption.
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Originally Posted By GravityLee
If you dont like the Nolan batman movies youre probably a one dimensional person with limited life experiences. Ive had some pretty bad stuff happen and i loved the themes they weave into the story that are easy to miss.
I'm one dimensional and have limited life experience because I don't like Nolan's terrible portrayal of Batman? Fuk off with that horsesh!t. That's the attitude Nolan fans have. "You just didn't GET IT, man." No, I got it perfectly fine. All three of his Batman movies had forced monologues where each character explained every nuance to their motives. It was pathetic, really. It was as if Nolan has never heard of "Show, don't tell." He can't shoot action for sh!t, just a bunch of zoomed in shaky camera horsesh!t. He doesn't know how to edit, the Dark Knight and DKR both felt so overlong, clunky, and bland. Begins was the only one of the lot I felt was watchable. I wonder if so many people would have ridden the Dark Knight's c-ck if Ledger didn't overdose?

The Arkham series of games blows Nolan's "CSI: Gotham" horsesh!t out of the water. No contest. Nolan just took the Batman universe and threw it together with crime thriller tropes, most of which I think he pulled from Heat. The whole DC Universe of films seems to follow that mindset - supper gritty realism! (Only there was excessive logical fallacies despite the stripping of fantasy elements. So you're trading comic book fantasy for bland, lifeless, monotonous fantasy. No thanks, breh.)
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Scarface was good but I always lol at people who call it the best crime movie ever. Not even close.
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Originally Posted By Avalanche3319
And Cameron is currently working on four, yesfoursequels.

Here's the first cast photo for Avatar 2, dead srs.

wtf lmao.

well James Cameron is taking his sweet time so these fukers will be in their 20s by then
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Originally Posted By proudmanlet
2001- special effects amazing for the time but story is so slow and doesn't make sense, ppl saying they understand it imo r just bullchitting tryna sound smart

also pretty disappointed we r nowhere near that in space travel by this time :/
what is crazy to me is that 2010 has an interesting story as well and is easier to follow. and gets ignored.

i remember watching 2001 and 2010 and wondering if we'd still be fukking with the ussr in space.
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Originally Posted By JPeeper
Seriously, you can't understand how Saving Private Ryan is a classic?

It has the best war action scenes ever filmed.
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Godfather. Movie is boring as phuck. Family Guy got it spot on.

Goodfellas or casino anyday. Godfather 2 best godfather movie.
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Originally Posted By Deenur
Lawrence of Arabia
Originally Posted By RiceBrah93
Pulp fiction

most overrated garbage I've seen. Quentin must suck a lotta Hollywood dick
Originally Posted By nothingshocking
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apocalypse now
the deer hunter
platoon
the godfather
Forest Gump
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Fight club
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The big lebowski
Originally Posted By CrimsonSteel
I think Christopher Nolan films, in general, suck pretty bad. There is no life to any of them, they're dull and empty. It's a complete chore to sit through them. And his sh!tty Batman movies helped blast open the doors to constant, never-ending superhero sh!t.
Originally Posted By .aeterna
Blade Runner
Originally Posted By kimm4
12 Angry Men
Originally Posted By quadfecta
Saving Private Ryan
Originally Posted By Hctap
Probably unpopular opinion... But Star Wars. Each and every movie. Just doesn't do it for me.
Originally Posted By samsbolton
All LOTR..similar
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Full Metal Jacket, movie was chit after basic training.
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I hated Requiem for a Dream.
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it Follows - It was all going pretty well until the swimming pool scene which was stupid. Too many horror movies before this one had swimming pool scenes where the protagonists try to kill the antagonist. It was a good concept but poorly executed and could have been much, much creepier. It also doesn't make much sense. We are lead to believe that it follows, as in, it can't teleport near to you. it will always follow you though. So what happens if you drive to the airport and hop on a plane from the US to Europe. How will it follow you then? Swim across the ocean? It only seems to slowly walk too, so you'd never have to worry about it.
The internal workings don't matter nearly as much as what the creature represents, brah
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This. Same with why 'Seinfeld' doesn't seem nearly as funny when you rewatch it, because unoriginal hacks pretty much beat it to death with their own 'meh' sitcoms
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turned off Casablanca about 20 min into it. top secret spies and diplomats all hanging out at the same bar. brb gonna sit close to that guy to spy on him. lol naw
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Originally Posted By Slurgie
I try to only watch good movies. The ones I listed are massively overrated. Same with Shawshank Redemption.
Its cool brah, thinking is not for everyone, that's why Fast and Furious Movies have so many sequels
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Originally Posted By wesleysh21
What are you saying? I heard Avatar was easily 20 years in the making while the producer waited on technology to catch up with his vision. And now 20 years later there is a sequel in the works? Everything lined up perfectly for me to love the original Avatar. But even I have to admit that if you wait a decade+ to put out a movie and then after putting out one of the highest grossing movies of all time you still wait several decades to put out a sequel...that's not good.



There are definitely some movies that you have to experience at the time or you simply won't get it. When something is a "new" concept it resonates on a different level.



Saving Private Ryan? That one confuses me because not only was it ground breaking decades ago but its virtually unmatched decades later. That's how ahead of its time that movie was. I watched it back when it was "new and interesting," but I am dumbfounded years later as to how anyone can watch that movie and consider it overrated. To each his own. If there is anything I've learned over the years its that you can't possibly understand the future value of a movie if you were around when it was first released.
I get what you're saying, but that doesn't qualify a good movie imo. A piece of sh!t that was sh!t out ahead of it's time smells the same as a regular piece of sh!t. (Referencing Godfather, holy **** that was a terrible movie)
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Lol at people talking chit about Scarface. Its a cult classic. Not an Oscar winning movie snob masterpiece.

Scarface, Lethal Weapon, Rocky, Rambo, t2 are great fukin movies. Much better than some gay ass Batman movie
Originally Posted By F1exAppeal
I get what you're saying, but that doesn't qualify a good movie imo. A piece of sh!t that was sh!t out ahead of it's time smells the same as a regular piece of sh!t. (Referencing Godfather, holy **** that was a terrible movie)
Godfather is boring to people who have no interest in the mafia. To me it is the greatest movie ever but I can see why most people would find it slow / boring.

Just like me with super hero movies. They all suck no matter how great the story is because I hate the genre
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Originally Posted By 4everalone
Lol at people talking chit about Scarface. Its a cult classic. Not an Oscar winning movie snob masterpiece.

Scarface, Lethal Weapon, Rocky, Rambo, t2 are great fukin movies. Much better than some gay ass Batman movie



Godfather is boring to people who have no interest in the mafia. To me it is the greatest movie ever but I can see why most people would find it slow / boring.

Just like me with super hero movies. They all suck no matter how great the story is because I hate the genre
I got a chance to see Scarface digitally remastered in theaters... it was 10x better on the big screen. Great movie. I admittedly didn't think much of it the first time but was blown away the second. For 3 hours I was just glued to the screen... didn't feel long at all.

I wish I had a home theater.
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SOME LIKE IT HOT - Supposedly the funniest movie of the 20th century. Never really saw the humor in men dressing up in womens clothes.

NINOTCHKA - Considered one of the great classics from 1939. Thought the dialogue and acting just sucked. Never really understand the appeal of Greta Garbo anyways.

V FOR VENDETTA - Liberal version of 1984. Almost vomited when it started gushing about the "brilliance" of the Koran book. The main characters were all douches, which in turn has inspired real life douches to prance around in those stupid Guy Fawkes masks. Also made Natalie Portman shave her head while still in her HBB prime.

SCARFACE (1932 version) - This movie is actually very boring as fuk. Hardly any action, even though all the write ups on this movie single it out for being overly violent. After I watched it, I thought that maybe I was watching a censored version, but I wasn't.
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