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LonelyStoner
04/30/2024
09:07 AM
#1
Ill start. Mad Max: Fury Road
He's all alone through the day and night.
Baron_Ox
04/30/2024
09:07 AM
#2
Goodfellas
"I could never encapsulate all my cosmicality on my own." -
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KajeI
04/30/2024
09:08 AM
#3
Every Star Wars movie.
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and i can TELL you, always faster and easier to just kill em. Just is!
bigblu89
04/30/2024
09:17 AM
#4
Pitch Perfect
It takes zero effort to be a good person.
specialkid8
04/30/2024
09:19 AM
#5
Most of Tarantino, Nolan, and Scorcese's movies. Pretty much all the big mid-2000's comedies.
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LonelyStoner
04/30/2024
09:21 AM
#6
specialkid8 posted...
Most of Tarantino, Nolan, and Scorcese's movies. Pretty much all the big mid-2000's comedies.
Forgetting Sarah Marshall?
He's all alone through the day and night.
Joelypoely
04/30/2024
09:23 AM
#7
Everything Everywhere All at Once
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specialkid8
04/30/2024
09:25 AM
#8
LonelyStoner posted...
Forgetting Sarah Marshall?
That was ok. No desire to rewatch it though.
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Dungeater
04/30/2024
09:25 AM
#9
specialkid8 posted...
Most of Tarantino, Nolan, and Scorcese's movies. Pretty much all the big mid-2000's comedies.

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kind9
04/30/2024
09:26 AM
#10
Wes Anderson movies.
http://i.imgur.com/NkZUeFd.gif
Bishop_Hastur
04/30/2024
09:28 AM
#11
The Dark Knight
Have you seen the Yellow Sign?
Quando omni flunkus moritati
R1masher
04/30/2024
09:29 AM
#12
Morbius
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Baron_Ox
04/30/2024
09:30 AM
#13
Terminator 2: Judgement Day
"I could never encapsulate all my cosmicality on my own." -
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SaikyoStyle
04/30/2024
09:30 AM
#14
Most Will Ferrell comedies
Taxes, death, and trouble.
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pazzy
04/30/2024
09:32 AM
#15
Endgame.

I don't want to rant about it, but I just can't see it as a good movie.
RoosterGold
04/30/2024
09:33 AM
#16
Bale Batman
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Vicious_Dios
04/30/2024
09:34 AM
#17
- Every Disney-Marvel movie

S / K / Y / N / E
Dorfmann_
04/30/2024
09:35 AM
#18
Pretty much any superhero movie. There are a couple of decent Batman ones, I suppose, but the rest are dreck.

kind9 posted...
Wes Anderson movies.
I really like Bottle Rocket, probably because his style is pretty subdued in that one. Can't stand the rest.

Fight Club. Memento. Really any movie that uses unreliable narrator shit
B18Champ
04/30/2024
09:36 AM
#19
Nolan Batman trilogy
Every single MCU movie except Infinity War

If you can't impress someone with your intelligence, confuse them with your nonsense
Euripides
04/30/2024
09:43 AM
#20
Revenge of the Sith
he/him/his
LonelyStoner
04/30/2024
09:45 AM
#21
specialkid8 posted...
That was ok. No desire to rewatch it though.
Damn I rewatch it frequently.
He's all alone through the day and night.
masterpug53
04/30/2024
09:47 AM
#22
Wedding Crashers immediately springs to mind. It was supposed to be the next big comedy movie in line after Zoolander, Dodgeball, Old School, and Anchorman (all of which I loved), and everyone else in my social circle fawned over it...but I just didn't find it funny.

Feature-length comedies really dropped off a cliff for me after that. Superbad and Step Brothers were two other prominent ones that I just didn't enjoy at all. In fact the only other feature-length comedies I did enjoy in the 00's were Hot Fuzz and Walk Hard.
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Trumpo
04/30/2024
09:49 AM
#23
Gravity
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LonelyStoner
04/30/2024
09:50 AM
#24
masterpug53 posted...
Wedding Crashers immediately springs to mind. It was supposed to be the next big comedy movie in line after Zoolander, Dodgeball, Old School, and Anchorman (all of which I loved), and everyone else in my social circle fawned over it...but I just didn't find it funny.

Feature-length comedies really dropped off a cliff for me after that. Superbad and Step Brothers were two other prominent ones that I just didn't enjoy at all. In fact the only other feature-length comedies I did enjoy in the 00's were Hot Fuzz and Walk Hard.
Oh fuck. Superbad and Wedding Crashers are two of my all time favorites lmao. Ive even met McLovin. Super nice guy.
He's all alone through the day and night.
Irony
04/30/2024
09:51 AM
#25
This topic pisses me off
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Euripides
04/30/2024
09:52 AM
#26
Irony posted...
This topic pisses me off

I've never heard of that one. Who stars in it?
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Irony
04/30/2024
09:53 AM
#27
Steve Buscemi
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TMOG
04/30/2024
09:53 AM
#28
Spider-Man 2
masterpug53
04/30/2024
09:54 AM
#29
Euripides posted...
Revenge of the Sith

People who think RotS is a genuinely good movie deserve nothing less than to live in the post-satire hellscape that they themselves helped create. Shame that the rest of us are stuck living here with them, though.
Simple questions deserve long-winded answers that no one will bother to read.
Hayame_Zero
04/30/2024
09:54 AM
#30
The Usual Suspects
...I think I'm done here...
modena
04/30/2024
09:55 AM
#31
Star Wars
Batman movies

I'm surrounded
Baron_Ox
04/30/2024
09:56 AM
#32
The Count of Monte Cristo (Jim Caviezel version).

as a fan of the book, I can't see how it's so liked, and it makes me feel like I'm the crazy one.
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Euripides
04/30/2024
09:58 AM
#33
masterpug53 posted...
People who think RotS is a genuinely good movie deserve nothing less than to live in the post-satire hellscape that they themselves helped create. Shame that the rest of us are stuck living here with them, though.

The Star Wars forum loves it
he/him/his
pazzy
04/30/2024
10:00 AM
#34
masterpug53 posted...
People who think RotS is a genuinely good movie deserve nothing less than to live in the post-satire hellscape that they themselves helped create. Shame that the rest of us are stuck living here with them, though.
People don't necessarily say it's good, but rather that it's the least bad of the prequel trilogy. It at least passes as a serviceable movie.
MasterBlaster
04/30/2024
10:02 AM
#35
Children of Men
Who run Bartertown?
Euripides
04/30/2024
10:02 AM
#36
Seven Samurai
he/him/his
CassandraCroft
04/30/2024
10:04 AM
#37
The J.J Abrams Star Trek movies.

I do not even acknowledge their existence.
Hi
specialkid8
04/30/2024
10:04 AM
#38
masterpug53 posted...
Wedding Crashers immediately springs to mind. It was supposed to be the next big comedy movie in line after Zoolander, Dodgeball, Old School, and Anchorman (all of which I loved), and everyone else in my social circle fawned over it...but I just didn't find it funny.

Feature-length comedies really dropped off a cliff for me after that. Superbad and Step Brothers were two other prominent ones that I just didn't enjoy at all. In fact the only other feature-length comedies I did enjoy in the 00's were Hot Fuzz and Walk Hard.

I've always thought that whole era was a complete disaster. I liked Talladega Nights when I was in middle school but I tried to rewatch it recently and..nah. Didn't like anything else Ferrell did. Then the whole Superbad/40 year old virgin crew took over as top dogs and I hate all of those movies. I feel like we're only just now recovering from that era of comedies. Pretty much the only good comedies of the 21st century are hybrids like action, horror, or drama comedies.
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Gamespoht
04/30/2024
10:08 AM
#39
Spider-Man: No Way Home
Avatar
WB's Godzilla
''No copyright law in the universe is going to stop me''-Sonic The Hedgehog
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rick_alverado
04/30/2024
10:11 AM
#40
Ghostbusters
ai123
04/30/2024
10:12 AM
#41
Never said this in public before, but . . .

I thought Barbie was quite bad. (Except for the sets and costumes, which were amazing).
'Vinyl is the poor man's art collection'.
BlueKat
04/30/2024
10:13 AM
#42
Titanic, Avatar, pretty much everything by Cameron after Terminator 2
There is no good. There is no evil. There just is.
dummy420
04/30/2024
10:18 AM
#43
No country for old men.
Trying is the first step towards failure, so just dont give it a shot and you cant dissapoint.
LonelyStoner
04/30/2024
10:21 AM
#44
dummy420 posted...
No country for old men.
I love that movie. Never cared for There Will Be Blood, though.
He's all alone through the day and night.
LeoRavus
04/30/2024
10:22 AM
#45
The Godfather
James Bond
Fast & Furious
Saw
The Lion King
A Christmas Story

This is where cool people write stuff.
HighSeraph
04/30/2024
10:23 AM
#46
The Godfather
Saw
Anything Tarantino
Avatar
High Seraph Ultima of the Lucavi
Gamespoht
04/30/2024
10:25 AM
#47
Oh fuck I forgot to say Sonic, it baffles me how much these are loved when it strays pretty far from the games and filled with all these boring ass humans (sans. Robotnik)

Should've went the Mario/Ratchet route go full CG
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dummy420
04/30/2024
10:30 AM
#48
LonelyStoner posted...
I love that movie. Never cared for There Will Be Blood, though.
Yeah I've tried it a few times. Just can't get into it. Never saw there will be blood.
Trying is the first step towards failure, so just dont give it a shot and you cant dissapoint.
Blackestmage
04/30/2024
10:30 AM
#49
KajeI posted...
Every Star Wars movie.

This.
On va les avoir.
TwoBit_Samurai
04/30/2024
10:30 AM
#50
LonelyStoner posted...
Ill start. Mad Max: Fury Road

This is what came to mind before I clicked the topic
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