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The Fountain (2006) The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (2004) Death Proof (2007) Boxcar Bertha (1972)

http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/teamt/oancitizen/between-the-lines/45291-inception

The poll's gone? Whew, good. For a minute there I was going a bit...

600M+ OS

Rebecca. [mod edit: I don't believe this is a legal movie on YouTube. If you can provide a link to prove that it is, I'll add it back -Tele]

How long before the "Batman holds strong/Iron Man crashes" posts start?

"But soft! What light through yonder window breaks? It is the east, and Juliet is the sun."

Six years later... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYx6NE9Xy4I http://nukethefridge.com/2014/05/30/...lm-number-one/ http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lis...ll-time-713215 http://www.hitfix.com/motion-capture...es-of-all-time Still the consensus best.

RT average ratings are usually a better indicator than the tomatometer.

I was a hell of a lot more invested in Rachel's well being than the reject from "Old Christine" The car chase in Batman Begins, in particular, had me white knuckling it and causing my lungs to ache with the need to release a sigh of relief the entire time. Not bad considering I've never really been a fan of Holmes' other characters.

TDKR ROTK Ultimatum Ghost Protocol The World's End (Cornetto)

And yet Scarjo's on my female list... ...for Her, Prestige, Vicky, Don Jon and Lucy.

Go screw yourself. My list is just as valid as any! RDJ is a one-note joke who has one of the most limited ranges of any film star out there. If he's in any way, shape or form a decade defining star, then the industry is in serious trouble. Lawrence has barely gotten started in the business. Hell, the Twilight cast are probably more notable. Bullock is the only one you mentioned that I could have overlooked.

* out of ***** Yet another turd by Liebesman. Has this guy ever done anything halfway decent?

**1/2 out of ***** Well acted, though formulaic.

1. Christian Bale 2. Heath Ledger 3. Daniel Day-Lewis 4. Matthew McConaughey 5. Gary Oldman 6. Simon Pegg 7. Anne Hathaway 8. Liam Neeson 9. Leonardo Dicaprio 10. Christoph Waltz 1. Anne Hathaway 2. Sandra Bullock 3. Meryl Streep 4. Marion Cottilard 5. Angelina Jolie 6. Helen Mirren 7. Ellen Page 8. Scarlett Johanssen 9. Reese Witherspoon 10. Emma Watson

Uh, I think you have them confused with someone else.

4 years ago, Angelina Jolie starred in the Phillip Noyce directed spy thriller, Salt, where she played an accused Russian sleeper agent attempting to clear her name. While the movie was a hit, it ended up hitting a brick wall in the form of Christopher Nolan's mindbending blockbuster, Inception. This was far from surprising to many filmgoers and fans, though some did attempt to make a case for the opposition: http://movieline.com/2010/07/12/5-reasons-why-salt-will-be-bigger-than-inception/ This year, while Jolie is set to direct her second film based on the life of POW survivor and Olympian Louis "Louie" Zamperini, it also marks the year of her greatest box office hit to date, Disney's Maleficent, currently standing at over 200M domestic and 700M worldwide, a far larger gross than her 2010 spy thriller. Nolan is also set to make Box office headlines this year with his new upcoming Sci-fi odyssey film, Interstellar. While the two films are nowhere near in direct competition with each other, some people question whether this year is where Jolie's DIsney villain turned Anti-hero truly does outearn WB's golden child director, or if Nolan can best Mrs. Pitt once again. Thoughts?

Dawn wins over Rise by default, because it didn't mangle one of the most iconic lines from the classic. Seriously, the 'Stinkin' paws' line was done better in the Burton film than Felton's butchering.

1. Inception 2. TDKR 3. (reserved for Interstellar) Real 3. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 4. The World's End 5. Melancholia 6. Scott Pilgrim 7. Martha Marcy May Marlene 8. Bridesmaids 9. 22 Jump Street 10. DOFP

Jurassic Park vs. The Empire Strikes Back The Godfather vs. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

Just got back... Fantastic movie! The best thing about it... no stupid, pointless comedy moments. No "cute" references to previous Apes installments, no stale pop culture references like calling Koba "Scarface/Al Pacino" or other such nonsense. No Wink, wink, nudge, nudge crap. The closest thing to brevity seen throughout the film is It took an admittedly absurd concept, grounded it, and made it work by giving the story and characters the proper amount of seriousness they warranted, and was all the better for it. One of the best post-Nolan Batman films to truly get it right!