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Lego Batman was goooooood.

Not as terrible and cringe-inducing as the first one, and I wasn't completely bored. It tries some bizarre things to attempt to develop characters but I found it amusing to laugh at. "Let's not run before we can walk" an apt quote. The film has a very strange idea of what extreme "kink" is - lightly slapping her arse, holding her legs open and putting a small toy in her vagina... yeah not very impressed. Also why did he wear his trousers in every sex scene? Like he didn't even pull them down he was just dry humping her I swear. This was one of most unerotic videos I've ever seen. However I was squished next to a small moon in my seat in the cinema and think she got a bit too excited. Each to their own... I guess?

I haven't seen John Wick but isn't the idea that it's a throwback to old fashioned action films?

Holy hell that's a good number for John Wick.

Still better than Titanic.

Thanks.

have any of you guys seen The Great Wall? is this clip what the film looks like or is it just an old unfinished version? https://streamable.com/o2vcc

lmao if that was the version released in cinemas I will see it twice on opening weekend. Can any of our Chinese members confirm what the CGI looks like?

That's great, I love it. I think the best thing about this film is the different interpretations you can have. I saw this for the second time with a Q&A with Tom Ford this week, absolutely brilliant. The more I think about it, the more crazy some of the things in the film become and the more interpretations and readings of it I think of. I have only seen it twice but I would happily watch it several times more; I suspect this is a film where every time you watch it, you see something new. It's really something.

We think it's impressive when a low-budget musical like LA LA LAND might be making $150 million - but this movie made that back in 1978. Adjusted for inflation, its original run made over $600M. It was a smash hit from its opening weekend and legged it out to be one of the most successful movies of all time. Not bad for a film made on $6 million budget... It's a shame the musical genre has died out.

I had a look at my local cinema's numbers and there was an empty afternoon showing of Hacksaw today. The others looked pretty low. It didn't open to great numbers last weekend.

At least Christopher Nolan did not win this year. Next year though...

Honestly a really good list. For the first like 16 movies I was proud of us for making such a tasteful list. Then deadpool showed up. Still, easily the best top 25 we've had that I can remember

@grim22 how does a movie get a half point btw?

Eye in the Sky #30

hope La La Land is #1. I didn't like the film but Arrival is just boring pretentious rubbish. actually they both are but whatever

fuck all of you.

26 Hunt for the Wilderpeople 236

pete's dragon is a kids movie, monster calls (while i agree it's great) no one saw it. whereas there was a lot of love for wilderpeople on the forum.

Hunt for the Wilderpeople snubbed....

yup hunt for the wilderpeople is still coming. It's not in 200-7. #TAIKAPOWAH edit: whoops I thought this was the top 100 for a minute there..... ignore me plz but i'm still right, just watch

thanks. That was when I was banned from the forums, probably why I don't get the reference

What is this "FTSBF" that people keep talking about?

Hello all, I thought it would be useful in this forum to maintain an archive of threads so it's easier to find the movie you want to talk about. I will update this regularly but if when you make a new thread, if you could post a link in here that would make it easier 101 Dalmatians (1961) Beauty and the Beast Beverly Hills Cop The Blair Witch Project Cleopatra (1963) Crocodile Dundee Cutthroat Island The Firm Gone with the Wind Jurassic Park The Lion King The Matrix My Big Fat Greek Wedding The Passion of the Christ Pretty Woman The Rescuers The Sixth Sense Snow White and the Seven Dwarves Speed Speed 2: Cruise Control Spider-Man Titanic Twister (1996) Waterworld Zyzzyx Road