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mine: 1. Mad Max: Fury Road 2. Ex Machina 3. Steve Jobs 4. Star Wars: The Force Awakens 5. Le tout nouveau testament 6. The Martian 7. Circle 8. Chappie |
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yeah mad max as well, it was fun as fuck |
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mad... max... ? Did you see the part when he's facing away from the camera yet knows to crush a lizard with his foot? There is no logical explanation for this, what did people in this time period acquire echolocation to pinpoint lizards without looking at them? Do they even dig any damn wells to get water? Why do they disperse water via waterfall with 95% waste? Does anyone seriously think that "guzzleine" would catch on as a word to replace gasoline? All this fiction is concocted by a committee of idiots, the biggest idiots of all getting the lead roles as actors and the most pay. Watch a real movie, "hombre" with paul newman. There the main character is a believable silent loner, not this grunting idiot. Here are some good movies, probably anything made in 2015 is utter shit: ichi the killer audition hombre gang tapes what about bob most of tim and erics stuff pet detective braindead (last half) breakdown children of men deliverance enter the dragon evil dead ii groundhog day lawrence of arabia life of pi my cousin vinny no country for old men pulp fiction reanimator shane spartacus terminator 2 reservoir dogs saving private ryan princess mononoke |
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The Revenant Legend The Hateful Eight Love Black Mass Me, Earl and the Dying Girl Ex Machina The End of the Tour The Lobster Dope Partisan The Martian |
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why'd you think it was a realistic movie? it's not made by a committee but the vision of one guy (the guy that made the original mad max films) |
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tnx cliff, have to check out most of that these are in my fav+ basket too: all of tim and erics stuff evil dead ii groundhog day pulp fiction terminator 2 reservoir dogs |
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Some good films I remember watching at the cinema in 2015 The Grand Budapest Hotel Child 44 Mistress America Chappie Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation Spectre (to be fair, Spectre was alright but still great) |
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i like fargo and the big lebowski. 'you're not wrong, you're just being an asshole' has been my most often went to phrase this year it's visionary, can you believe was written in the days before the internet !? (i'm not trying to be mean to wmw, tho that's a nice bonus) |
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(not saying wmw isn't wrong!) |
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my list isn't ultimate either tnx for the recommends |
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I think I only went to the cinema three times this year, Spectre (twice, I'm such a Bond-slag) and The Force Awakens ( I will go and see it again, at least once) - both of which I thoroughly enjoyed. I saw "Avengers Age of Ultron" on a plane and managed to make it to the end. I really am a cultural dead-end. I don't really ever know what's on, so I usually see things about 2 years after they're out. Films that I have enjoyed this year on Netflix but that came out 2 years ago have been Cohherence (2013), Snowpiercer (2013) and The Last Days on Mars (2013) - though with the exception of Coherence, aren't exactly classics. |
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I take all my nerdy film advice from Comicbookgirl19. Check het out if you want guidance. She recommends for instance Dredd, which is a big fav of mine. I liked her Ex Machina review and just any review of what I've seen. And, this year, I really liked her Mad Men review. I dunno, but it's so nice to see there's someone out there (who's not an idiot) that loves Sally Draper too. Vulture does too, actually. For me this was also the year of seeking out more about stuff that I liked. I check my paper and reddit. Mostly it was a year abouy series, though. I do recognize the art of film, though. Also I like that I can't pause it to browse. 2016 will be the year of: no I'll really won't go see that Marvel movie. |
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I liked Dredd a lot. I didn't get it at the beginning as it was quite low-key, but then I realised how well they'd done Dredd and the whole... Megacity universe, and how they understood it better than I did. I was never a huge fan of the comics, though I did like it. I used to have a really cool board game of it, though of course I never had anyone to really play it with. Like a lot of people, I really liked the Death Judges, and that idea of an inverted world... I digress, yes, Dredd was a great film, and if Comicbookgirl19 likes it I trust het judgement. |
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jian bing man chinese film with jean claude van damme cameo bout some guys who want to make a superhero movie so they start conning random people into playing parts in their movie the woman in it is fit as fuck to the fore chinese film about cyclists, the woman in it is fit as fuck star wars ok in the heart of the sea actually a decent ron howard movie about whalers in 1820 usa http://chinesemov.com/AZ/2015-chinese-horror-movies.html |
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