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[QUOTE=post;14710748]i'm familiar with the pov
other directors have said similar things
ultimately it's kind of like whatever to me
some would say nolan and scorsese are middle brow trash
movie wars are pretty pointless
i get more value out of rewatching this than a lot of things considered "cinema"
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a well done war movie can convey great emotion and meaning/vaue of life
[QUOTE=ArbitraryWater;14711063]a well done war movie can convey great emotion and meaning/vaue of life[/QUOTE]
i was referring to fighting about movies
i'm more inclined to try to see value in variety
dr. strangelove and spartacus are war movies
so is this which is considered a cult classic
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[QUOTE=post;14710873]shining went from getting razzie nominations to being considered a goat horror movie
funny how history works sometimes[/QUOTE] True. In this instance, it's a Kubrick thing. His Eyes Wide Shut has also been reassessed. It would be the first English language film I put on the subjective list.
[QUOTE=Bimbo Coles;14711139]True. In this instance, it's a Kubrick thing. His Eyes Wide Shut has also been reassessed. It would be the first English language film I put on the subjective list.[/QUOTE]
your lists were interesting
you mentioned both ingmar bergman and woody allen
i liked many of woody's movies
his favorite bergman movie is also mine
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[QUOTE=post;14711142]your lists were interesting
you mentioned both ingmar bergman and woody allen
i liked many of woody's movies
his favorite bergman movie is also mine
[IMG]https://i.ibb.co/X2QnCV6/p31330-p-v12-ai-1.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE] Yeah, that's not unexpected. I have it lower in my Bergman rankings because I don't feel it quite meets its cultural significance. And I probably should have added The Sacrifice on my subjective list instead of Stalker, leaving Ordet as the only film on both lists.
[QUOTE=Bimbo Coles;14711161]Yeah, that's not unexpected. I have it lower in my Bergman rankings because I don't feel it quite meets its cultural significance. And I probably should have added The Sacrifice on my subjective list instead of Stalker, leaving Ordet as the only film on both lists.[/QUOTE]
i don't have rankings or lists just things that meant something to me for one reason or another and perhaps might to others
[QUOTE=post;14711209]i don't have rankings or lists just things that meant something to me for one reason or another and perhaps might to others[/QUOTE] I guess I've been thinking about an objective list for a while, but the subjective list is of my personal favourites. I maintain lists of favourites, things to see, etc. With the exception of Rifkin"s Festival, I've seen every Woody. It's like that with a lot of directors. It necessitates keeping lists. I know guys like you that don't. I can't do that. I'm a list guy. And we aren't talking about a few dozen. I've got hundreds of lists -- some are kept in an orderly fashion, others I scribble onto paper. It's how my mind works.
[QUOTE=Bimbo Coles;14711241]I guess I've been thinking about an objective list for a while, but the subjective list is of my personal favourites. I maintain lists of favourites, things to see, etc. With the exception of Rifkin"s Festival, I've seen every Woody. It's like that with a lot of directors. It necessitates keeping lists. I know guys like you that don't. I can't do that. I'm a list guy. And we aren't talking about a few dozen. I've got hundreds of lists -- some are kept in an orderly fashion, others I scribble onto paper. It's how my mind works.[/QUOTE]
understood
my interest in movies fluctuates throughout my life
lately i mostly focus on horror
[QUOTE=post;14711126]i was referring to fighting about movies
i'm more inclined to try to see value in variety
dr. strangelove and spartacus are war movies
so is this which is considered a cult classic
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A well done war movie but it could not replicate the impact of the book which was outstanding.
[QUOTE=Lakers Legend#32;14711688]A well done war movie but it could not replicate the impact of the book which was outstanding.[/QUOTE]
one of the few books i read more than once in my life
so many critics disliked this
so many people will never watch it
but there are things you can get out of it if you have a soul
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[QUOTE=post;14711694]one of the few books i read more than once in my life[/QUOTE]
Same here.
I usually read it once a year.
[QUOTE=Lakers Legend#32;14711945]Same here.
I usually read it once a year.[/QUOTE]
cool
if i remember correctly i first heard about it from howard zinn
then i realized i was familiar with it from the metallica song/video one
The Wolf of Wall Street
f*cking amazing movie
[QUOTE=SaltyMeatballs;14712450]The Wolf of Wall Street
f*cking amazing movie[/QUOTE]
Its an entertaining movie but how tf are you missing out on anything if you havent seen it? No ife essons or anything in that.