Re: The Movie House - Part 7

by Lucifer Tue 23 Aug 2016, 16:08

Shouldn't Drak Knight be in top 10?

by El Gunner Tue 23 Aug 2016, 16:24

Saw a 2016 movie at 100, and then I couldn't take it seriously anymore.

by CBarca Tue 23 Aug 2016, 16:49

Boyhood that far up Laughing

Outta here

by Sri Tue 23 Aug 2016, 17:09

Ratings are subjective :coffee:

by McAgger Tue 23 Aug 2016, 18:03

I liked Mulholland Drive a lot but number 1 Laughing

Inception at 51 rofl

by RealGunner Tue 23 Aug 2016, 18:56

Tells you a lot about the critics.

by LeVersacci Tue 23 Aug 2016, 19:05

Watched Spectre last night with this habibi and wow what a garbage movie.

Casino Royale still the best Craig Bond movie.

by Freeza Tue 23 Aug 2016, 19:32

RealGunner wrote:Tells you a lot about the critics.

That actually have interesting favourite movies. Hating on people who listed their 10 favourite movies Laughing

by RealGunner Tue 23 Aug 2016, 19:37

Not hating. But they have picked some hipster films in that list

by El Gunner Tue 23 Aug 2016, 19:40

Freeza wrote:
RealGunner wrote:Tells you a lot about the critics.

That actually have interesting favourite movies. Hating on people who listed their 10 favourite movies

Top 100.
And the fact that a 2016 movie made that list in a supposed "all-time" list, says a lot.

by Freeza Tue 23 Aug 2016, 19:48

El Gunner wrote:
Freeza wrote:
RealGunner wrote:Tells you a lot about the critics.

That actually have interesting favourite movies. Hating on people who listed their 10 favourite movies

Top 100.
And the fact that a 2016 movie made that list in a supposed "all-time" list, says a lot.

It isn't an all time list. It's a 21st century list. A 2016 movie making it means there's a movie they live more than other movies this one a half decade.

A bunch of chosen critics picked their top 10 of this century and they aggregated then all into a top 100. Would make sense if people understood the list before mocking it at least.

by El Gunner Tue 23 Aug 2016, 20:16

Oh makes much more sense now. Thought this was some new wave/young generation set of critics because I didn't understand why there were no movies from the 1900s because critics usually show eternal love to those

by Freeza Tue 23 Aug 2016, 20:20

El Gunner wrote:Oh makes much more sense now. Thought this was some new wave/young generation set of critics because I didn't understand why there were no movies from the 1900s because critics usually show eternal love to those

Nah just a new list they made because I think they want young readers to read a list of movies that aren't from the 70s.

Inside Llewyn Davis at 10 surprised me. Knew it was well reviewed, but that high is amazing. Mulholland Drive is the kind of movie critics would love tbh. There's so much to analyze and write about that it makes total sense.

by RealGunner Wed 24 Aug 2016, 03:23

by McAgger Wed 24 Aug 2016, 03:53

wtf did i just watch, RG Laughing

by RealGunner Wed 24 Aug 2016, 04:02

I really don't know man.

by McAgger Thu 25 Aug 2016, 17:59

Rewatched Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. I remember loving it but had forgotten how effing good and hilarious this was. I'm on a bit of a roll with mystery neo-noir comedies.

The Nice Guys - 8.1
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - 8.2

Next up: Lucky Number Slevin

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