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It is indeed a marvellous film, that one. Excellent choice!
It was ok not great not bad just ok
Ranking of non Bond films 2017
1. Jaws
2. Mission Impossible Rogue Nation
3. Beverly Hills Cop 2
4. Macgyver lost Treasure of Atlantis
5. Snake Eyes
6. Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol
7. Justice League
8. Macgyver Lost Love
9. Jaws 2
10. Beverly Hills Cop
11. Mission Impossible 3
12. The Firm
13. My week with Marilyn
14. Wonder Woman
15. Kong Skull Island
16. Mission Impossible
17. Halloween 2
18. Beverly Hills Cop 3
19. Ghostbusters
20. When Harry meet Sally
21. MacGyver Legend of the holy Rose
22. Star Wars Last Jedi
23. Batman Mystery of Batwoman
24. Limitless
25. Jaws 3-D
26. Batman Year one
27. Fifty shades darker
28. Mission Impossible 2
29. Jaws the Revenge
30. Good Knight MacGyver
31. National Lampoon's Vacation
MacGyver retrospective
1. MacGyver Lost Treasure of Atlantis
2. MacGyver Lost love
3. MacGyver legend of the holy Rose
4. Good Knight MacGyver
Jaws Franchise
1. Jaws (only franchise where my ranking is equal to there releases)
2. Jaws 2
3. Jaws 3-D
4. Jaws the Revenge
Brian de Palma films
1. Snake Eyes
2. Mission impossible
Beverly Hills Cop Franchise
1. Beverly Hills Cop 2
2. Beverly Hill Cop
3. Beverly Hills Cop 3
Ranking of films that came out in 2017
1. Justice League
2. Wonder Woman
3. Kong Skull Island
4. Star Wars The Last Jedi
5. Fifty Shades Darker
DC Films
1. Justice League
2. Wonder Woman
3. Batman Mystery of the Batwoman
4. Batman Year one
Mission Impossible franchise
1. Mission impossible Rogue Nation
2. Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol
3. Mission Impossible 3
4. Mission Impossible
5. Mission Impossible 2
Ranking of all films
1. Jaws
2. Casino Royale
3. Mission Impossible Rogue Nation
4. Beverly Hills Cop 2
5. MacGyver Lost Treasure of Atlantis
6. Quantum of Solace
7. Snake Eyes
8. Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol
9. Justice League
10. Macgyver: Lost Love
11. Jaws 2
12. For Your Eyes Only
13. Beverly Hills Cop
14. Mission Impossible 3
15. The Firm
16. My week with Marilyn
17. Wonder Woman
18. Kong Skull Island
19. Mission Impossible
20. Halloween 2
21. Beverly Hills Cop 3
22. Ghostbusters
23. When Harry meet Sally
24. MacGyver: Legend of the Holy Rose
25. Star Wars Last Jedi
26. Batman Mystery of Batwoman
27. Limitless
28. Jaws 3-D
29. Batman Year one
30. Fifty shades darker
31. Mission Impossible 2
32. Jaws the Revenge
33. Good Knight Macgyver
34. National Lampoon's Vacation
Great film isn't it,the whole cast look like they are having a blast.
And Tim Curry just takes over every scene he is in !
There seems to be alot of critism because of how the scenes played out, personally I thought it added to the film, I am looking forward to watching it again.
Susan Surandon was very memorable
Dunkirk seems to be a you either love it or hate it film.
But then again a lot of films are like this.
Like QOS
I've watched that twice and it still sucks. :)
It was quite a frustrating viewing experience for me on account of that @Creasy47. I almost feel like I should have viewed All The President's Men (which I've not seen in decades) either first or right afterwards to get perspective on the entire story, because Mark Felt almost assumes that the viewer is up to speed on all the players and the 'goings on'. Interesting to read that some of Lane's scenes were cut. That makes sense, because some elements just went nowhere (and her story was one of them). Still, it was worth it to see Neeson in action, and the other actors did make the most of their limited screen time even though their characters weren't properly fleshed out.
Look forward to another viewing when I get the Blu ray. Dunkirk would come close but Blade Runner 2049 was my film of 2017 and Baby Driver would be no. 3.
Most recently my Wife and I over the last 3 days have been watching Murder On The Orient Express, Death On The Nile and last night Evil Under The Sun.
All good fun and look fantastic in their new Blu ray restorations from Sudio Canal.
My ranking would be
1. Murder On The Orient Express (not seen it but can't see Branagh's topping this just for the cast alone)
2. Death On The Nile
3. Evil Under The Sun
It was really fun. Curry is one of my favorite actors, even though I have only seen a handful of his movies.
10. Thor: Ragnarok
9. Lady Bird
8. Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri
7. Get Out
6. Star Wars: The Last Jedi
5. Dunkirk
4. Logan
3. Call Me by Your Name
2. The Shape of Water
1. Blade Runner 2049
Man that movie was fun. I like it a lot personally.
Gary Oldman is incredible in this film and every scene with him is electrifying, however the story kinda lets down this one as nothing really happens for 2 hours, and the drama and tension isn’t earned or high enough to make up. It tries to be like a tense political drama but I think it falls flat in its story telling. However his performance is unparalleled so the film as a whole comes out average
5/10
I only have 2 films left to see this year
Hostiles and phantom thread, then I’ll put my ranking of the year
Incredible as always. My one issue with the UHD is that the IMAX scenes look much better than the non-IMAX scenes (which I can only assume will be true for TDKR, as well), but goodness, is this a great looking flick in this format. Could've endured two hours of those cityscape shots of Batman standing on rooftops and tall structures and not complained. Very eager to see how TDKR holds up for me this time, after quite a few years. Going to attempt to toss the endless plot holes and inconsistencies aside and just enjoy myself.
@JamesBondKenya, I'm very eager to see those last two you mentioned, as well, and The Darkest Hour whenever I get the chance. I did get to see The Disaster Artist the other day after The Room and I loved it. Franco was on fire throughout and mirrored Wiseau to a T, and if it wasn't for what looks to be an incredibly electrifying performance from Oldman this year, I'd like to think Franco could get the Best Actor award.
You know what, objectively, it's obviously a flawed, terrible movie - the script, the acting, the sets, all of it, that cannot be disputed. But worst movie I've ever seen? Absolutely not. I typically don't buy into the "so bad it's good" category, but honestly, this one did it for me, I'll say. There's something so magically brilliant about what's unfolding on screen - dare I say I'm eager to see it again one day? Once I got 20 or 30 minutes in, it was like watching a live train wreck, but I couldn't tear my eyes away.
Glad you liked it! It is just too funny honestly. It can’t be the worst movie ever if it’s enjoyable.
Exactly. It's objectively one of the poorest made movies ever, but I've seen countless movies that are far worse, or guilty of simply not being fun or remotely enjoyable.
As for TDK, this ridiculous nighttime chase/escape is the one time the film loses me - in terms of a lack of plausibility, this whole bit may take the cake over Silva's escape in SF. The Gotham PD, in the blink of an eye, turns horribly incompetent and blind.
"I didn't sign up for this!"
That's literally what you signed up for, pal!
At least the action in the scene is wonderfully executed and practical.
I watched Dunkirk Twice today one of the best films this year, one scene in the film was astounding cinematic genius, the film resonated with me only a few films have this year.