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I enjoyed it aswell
He's depicted as the 'bad guy' but he's really just going above and beyond to get that little shit.
And who can forget this guy? (was he playing himself? :)) )
".....Drugs.....?"
Give it a whirl sometime- it's like a portal to the 80s ;)
For sure. Both two favorites for me; second is Top 10 at least.
While I have nothing against the Spielberg film, it doesn't, in my opinion, hold a candle to Byron Haskin's 1953 monumental adaptation of one of H.G. Wells' best known novels. No matter how 'old' this film is, its visuals are impressive even today and an eerie sense of apocalyptic horror is expertly conveyed. Magnificent science fiction epic.
I agree completely. I rewatched The Graduate not too long ago actually and was struck by how much time was spent developing Benjamin's relationship with Mrs. Robinson and how very little time was spent on his relationship with Elaine. Consequently it feels rather forced when we're meant to believe that Benjamin and Elaine actually have feelings for each other, both pre- and post-break-up. I tried writing the discrepancy off as "puppy love" magically appearing out of nowhere, but the real explanation is simply that the film is imbalanced. A very, very good film, don't get me wrong, but certainly flawed with respect to how Elaine is handled.
Also wanted to add if The Godfather Part II (1974) isn't in my Top 10 ever alongside the first, it's at least a Top 20 movie ever for me. I wish that was coming back to the theater as well.
EDIT: Watching Blade Runner (1982) now. Another all-time favorite.
Sweet! That's my personal all-time fave. Enjoy!
Definitely a good pick for a favorite movie! It's just so good; my favorite of Ridley Scott's many works, and he's one of my favorite directors.
Naturally =D>
- Superman and the Mole Men
- Superman: The Movie
- Superman: The Movie remastered
- Superman II
- Superman II: The Donner Cut
- Superman III
- Superman IV The Quest For Peace
- (here I squeeze in Supergirl)
- Superman Returns
- The Fleischer Superman cartoons
And then I move on to
- Man Of Steel
- Batman v Superman
and a ton of animated films.
Then there are also the making ofs and whatnot.
Watching Superman for me has become quite the undertaking.
Man of Steel was a good Superman film to me, but they ruined Pa Kent in it and Ma in BvS, so they can't be forgiven for that. Making the greatest parents in comics into callous, selfish people is a crime.
So should the writers be punished or rehabilitated?