Just being a little pissant about new vs old, B&W vs shiny bright, classic vs relevant
The ONLY beeve I will have with this entire list, is if Jimmy Stewart isn’t in the top 5. Then I’m going off.
Harvey > Jimmy
Listen I have watched an obscene amount of film in my life, have probably averaged 3 a week for about 20 years. But I’m not as articulate at describing my feelings about a film as you lot. The sheer intellectual opinions and general chatter about films on threads like this and the monthly film thread are wonderful for me.
hey @AQOS we got to do one more now that @1101010 is awake!
Inception
shite!!
Sorry mate, laptop is closed and I’m off to bed
Phone’s still on though ain’t it? Sweet dreams our sweet prince.
Sorry @AQOS I wrote a list but forgot to send it, I gave 23 points and Sam Neil >15, if it’s on my personal list I can forward it on if it brings you personal happiness.
Drunken American version of Inception- Dicaprio confused, yelling too much, about a bridge that can move in 360 degrees. Shite!
Duck Soup was released today it’d be an Oscar nominee
Christopher Nolan
These don’t have to be mutually exclusive. You can laud the incredible performances and groundbreaking techniques in the 50s whilst appreciating the wealth of perspectives we have today.
This is what i was trying to say, thank you ruffers.
Sure
It’d be a lot, lot weirder if people couldn’t simultaneously do those things.
Rotten tomatoes shite! Im more of aggregate imdb score guy myself
I too am doing that humour joke haha thing
There’s just enough “new films are shit” hot takes around that I want to counter with my own version - neither has any real validity ofc
