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Interstellar and Fury

These movies are so cheesy and terrible that they are guiltily enjoyable. D+

In a long time? What superhero movie is actually better than it?

She does, but her performance isn't all that great. Then again she has nothing to really work with. It's more like everyone sucks so it makes her look even better than she actually is.

I gave the film a rewatch because others were and I want to change my official grade from a D to an F. The only good thing about this upon rewatch was the curse scene and even that was flawed. The exposition was out of control, the CGI is awful, the art design is groan worthy, the film spits in the face of Sleeping Beauty, id create a longer rant about it but I believe everyone here has said what there is to be said. It comes off as being a fan fiction written by a 15 year old for an English class assignment. Jolie does what she can with it but even then it doesn't redeem a terrible, terrible film that is getting over rewarded due to pure circumstance.

Predictable is fine, but a lot of the parts feel way to obviously foreshadowed to the point it felt forced. That's more what I meant by predictable. I didn't need giant twists and turns like a thriller or anything but when the story plays out exactly how you'd expect it to in your head (especially if it's a light dramatic comedy) then it loses a lot of the initial entertainment value. I'm fine seeing a story I've seen many times over again, but to get me to love that story I've seen a hundred times over they have to do something unique with it to help set it apart. Within a couple months this movie (while very enjoyable and likable when you watch it) will blend in as identical to many of the others just like it. Like for example, just this year Bad Words came out and that movie was thematically very similar to this one, the performances and production values were weaker, but in contrast it was funnier and a bit more interesting. Both got a B+ from me which is a strong grade, so it's not like I am bagging on either of them. For me to give above a B+ to something though it has to have something that will stick out as memorable by the end of the year in a good way, as well as be light on technical flaws.

A's Birdman: Or The Unexpected Nature of Ignorance Boyhood Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Fury Gone Girl The Grand Budapest Hotel The Guardians of the Galaxy Interstellar The LEGO Movie Snowpiercer X-Men: Days of Future Past B's Bad Words Bears Begin Again Captain America: The Winter Soldier Chef Edge of Tomorrow The Fault in Our Stars The Giver Godzilla How to Train Your Dragon 2 Neighbors Next Goal Wins Noah Only Lovers Left Alive St Vincent C's About Last Night That Awkward Moment Blended Divergent Dracula Untold God's Not Dead Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit Life Itself The Monument's Men A Most Wanted Man Muppets: Most Wanted Oculus Veronica Mars D's 300: Rise of An Empire Alexander and the No Good, Terrible, Very Bad Day The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Annabelle Jersey Boys Maleficent A Million Ways to Die in the West Need For Speed Non-Stop Ride Along RoboCop Transcendence F's Deliver Us From Evil Endless Love I, Frankenstein The Nut Job Ouija Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones Pompeii Trans4mers: Age of Extinction Winter's Tale Z's America: Imagine a World Without Her

I always knew the East was rising above America in taste, intelligence, and economic power.

You may include anything that's a trilogy. It doesn't matter if they are well-known or not. My list 1.Before Trilogy 2-5 Lord of the Rings Trilogy Trilogy of the Dead (Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Living Dead, Day of the Dead) Dollars Trilogy John Ford's Calvary Trilogy 6-10 The Mariachi Trilogy Toy Story Trilogy Indiana Jones Trilogy Star Wars Original Trilogy The Evil Dead Trilogy 11-20 Mad Max Trilogy The Dark Knight Trilogy Alejandro Gonzalez's Death Trilogy Cornetto Trilogy The Bourne Trilogy Three Colors Trilogy The Godfather Trilogy Star Trek: Spock Trilogy (Wrath of Khan, Search for Spock, The Voyage Home) John Carpenter's Apocalypse Trilogy Back to the Future Trilogy 21-33 Alien Trilogy Iron Man Trilogy Terminator Trilogy Spider-Man Trilogy Hannibal Lector Trilogy Pirates of the Caribbean Trilogy Austin Powers Trilogy Chronicles of Narnia Trilogy Jurassic Park Trilogy Mission Impossible Trilogy Keaton Batman Trilogy Men in Black Trilogy Die Hard Trilogy

When I saw St Vincent the audience had a really good reaction to it, im not surprised about its WoM now.

Yup, that's fine! I will allow people to be creative with their definition of trilogy, just as long as it makes sense. Also remember, the more creative you are with the rule the less likely others will vote for it because they might not see it as a trilogy. For example, X-Men 1-3 could be considered a trilogy. Also things like the Cornetto Trilogy also count as one. (As does the Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight trilogy)

Currently my nom count is Birdman - 10 (BP, Director, Actor, Sup Actor, Sup Actress, Original Screenplay, Cinematography, Editing, Production Design, and Score) Interstellar - 9 (BP, Actor, Sup Actress, Cinematography, Editing, Production Design, Score, Sound Editing, and Visual Effects) Unbroken - 9 (BP, Director, Adapted Screenplay, Cinematography, Production Design, Score, Sound Editing, Song, and Sound Mixing) Gone Girl - 6 (BP, Director, Actress, Adapted Screenplay, Cinematography, and Editing) Boyhood - 6 (BP, Director, Sup Actor, Sup Actress, Original Screenplay, and Editing) Whiplash 6 - (BP, Sup Actor, Original Screenplay, Editing, Sound Editing, and Sound Mixing) Into the Woods - 6 (BP, Sup Actress, Costume Design, Makeup, Production Design, and Sound Mixing) The Grand Budapest Hotel - 6 (BP, Original Screenplay, Cinematography, Costume Design, Production Design, and Score) Selma - 5 (BP, Director, Actor, Sup Actor, and Original Screenplay) The Imitation Game - 5 (BP, Actor, Adapted Screenplay, Costume, and Score) Guardians of the Galaxy - 4 (Makeup, Sound Editing, Sound Mixing, and Visual Effects) Wild - 3 (Actress, Sup Actress, and Adapted Screenplay) Foxcatcher - 3 (Actor, Sup Actor, and Makeup) Big Eyes - 2 (Actress and Costume Design) The LEGO Movie - 2 (Animated and Song) How to Train Your Dragon 2 - 2 (Animated and Song) The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies - 2 (Visual Effects and Song) Fury - 2 (Sound Editing and Mixing) Still Alice - 1 (Actress) The Fault in Our Stars - 1 (Actress) Inherent Vice - 1 (Adapted Screenplay) Begin Again - 1 (Song) Big Hero 6 - 1 (Animated) The Tale of Princess Kaguya - 1 (Animated) Song of the Sea - 1 (Animated) Godzilla - 1 (Visual Effects) Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - 1 (Visual Effects) Maleficent - 1 (Costume Design)

A very likable film, and some strong performances all around. This film can be fairly predictable and cliche'd at parts but it certain moments can still be touching. B+

Watch Eternal Sunshine and Truman Show, I'm in your boat on Jim Carrey but when he goes to dramatic roles he is really strong.

5 dimensional beings don't experience time linearly thus the grandfather paradox cannot apply to them.

Yes, it does

This is self-explanatory, if you are having trouble you can look at this list http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_film_series_with_three_entries For the sake of the list 3 correlating films of a larger franchise can count as a trilogy as long as it makes sense. For example Star Wars OT is a trilogy, the original 3 Indiana jones are a trilogy, lord of the rings is a separate trilogy from the Hobbit, etc. Ranking will go 1. 5 points 2 - 5. 4 points 6 - 10. 3 points 11 - 20. 2 points 21 - 33. 1 point Deadline: December 13th

I have a problem here because I don't watch a lot of TV, but I do have some I can list. I'll try and make one

What's weird with Carrey is I typically don't like him in films but when he lands a rare dramatic role like Eternal Sunshine or Truman show the film is one of my all time favorites.

It's goofy but it's true, no other emotion is going to cause people to do the logically unreasonable and push themselves to such an extent

People are overthinking the time travel portion. In 5 dimensions time is bendable and not linear, it only appears linear to us mortals in 3 dimensions. The 5 dimensional beings aren't futuristic, they are omnipresent throughout all of time, thus they are present in a timeframe of pre-human ascension. People are thinking that time has to work 3 dimensionally and thus are getting caught in the paradox. In Interstellar's universe time isn't relative (that's a revelation of the movie) and it and gravity are 5 dimensional particles. In 3 dimensions we can only feel their effect and relevance.

It's already expected to win?

1.Jurassic World 2.Tomorrowland 3.Inherent Vice 4.Exodus: Gods and Kigs 5.Whiplash 6.Unbroken 7.In the Heart of the Sea 8.The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 9.Crimson Peak 10.American Sniper

A most wanted man was pretty overrated

Didn't 12 Years a Slave win last year? That wasn't exactly flashy production design.