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I was thinking about writing Chris Evans but I actually really like him in The Losers. The Rock is charismatic so he gets a pass from me. JLaw though?! Howwwwwwwwwwww?

Is this the original Shakespeare In Love, or Nolan's recut version?

^ nothing was good about Pain & Gain Keanu Reeves is a no-brainer, obviously He's hilarious in his inability to act. I agree with you Jake about people like Adam Sandler, Kristen Stewart etc., people who everyone hates but have occasionally proven that they are talented.

why?

JANUARY Interstellar ★★★ The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies ★★★ 2001: A Space Odyssey ★★★★★ The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies ★★★ The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 ★★ Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb ★★★ Exodus: Gods and Kings ★★★ Into the Woods ★★★ Taken 3 ★ Whiplash ★★★★★ American Sniper ★★ Ex Machina ★★★★★ Big Hero 6 ★★★ FEBRUARY Fifty Shades of Grey ★ Fifty Shades of Grey ★ Selma ★★★ Kingsman: The Secret Service ★★ MARCH Still Alice ★★★★ The Tale of the Princess Kaguya ★★★★★ Home ★★ The Babadook ★★★★ Home ★★ APRIL Fast & Furious 6 ★★★ Fast & Furious 7 ★★ Blade Runner: The Final Cut ★★★★ The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie: Sponge Out of Water ★★★ While We're Young ★★

I have 5 positive ranks, 5 negative ranks. GOD TIER 1. The Tale of the Princess Kaguya 2. Ex Machina BRILLIANT 3. Whiplash REALLY GREAT 4. Still Alice PRETTY GOOD 5. The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie: Sponge Out of Water 6. Big Hero 6 I SUPPOSE IT'S A PASS 7. Into the Woods 8. Selma MEH 9. While We're Young 10. Fast & Furious 7 NOPE 11. Kingsman: The Secret Service 12. Home 13. American Sniper NO WAY IN HELL 14. Fifty Shades of Grey PURGE IT FROM THE EARTH 15. Taken 3 MICHAEL BAY FILMS

Y Tu Mama Tambien was, unfortunately, down at rank #240.

Ah thanks Gotta be honest I don't know anything about Sarah McLachlan other than that she did Jessie's song in Toy Story 2.

For any/all the complaints people might have had for the first half of the list, from #30 onwards the list has some really great choices.

#19 57.72% Director: Alfonso Cuarón Written by: David Arata, Mark Fergus, Hawk Ostby, Timothy J. Sexton & Alfonso Cuarón Shortly after Gravity comes Cuarón's final film on our list - and similarly, the film is noted for Lubezki's impressively long takes. Children of Men storms the top 20 at #19. RT Consensus: "Works on every level: as a violent chase thriller, a fantastical cautionary tale, and a sophisticated human drama about societies struggling to live. This taut and thought-provoking tale may not have the showy special effects normally found in movies of this genre, but you won't care one bit after the story kicks in, about a dystopic future where women can no longer conceive and hope lies within one woman who holds the key to humanity's survival. It will have you riveted." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfBSncUspBk

#20 55.91% Director: Fernando Meirelles Written by: Bráulio Mantovani The only Brazilian film in the top 100, City of God is about the slums of Rio de Janeiro. It drags itself up to #20. RT Consensus: "A shocking and disturbing, but always compelling, look at life in the slums of Rio de Janiero."

Ethan you put Transformers at the top of your list. You have literally no right to say that we are all fucked because Gladiator scored highly.

#21 55.84% Director: Ridley Scott Written by: David Franzoni, John Logan, William Nicholson Yes, we have a Ridley Scott film on our list. Some say he's lost his touch in recent years, but nevertheless Gladiator charges in at #21. RT Consensus: "Ridley Scott and an excellent cast successfully convey the intensity of Roman gladitorial combat as well as the political intrigue brewing beneath."

And as we all know, what RT says is gospel.

To be fair, I don't like Gravity either.

#22 55.10% Director: Alfonso Cuarón Written by: Alfonso & Jonás Cuarón Another film from Alfonso Cuarón on our list (after Harry Potter) is the absorbing disaster movie Gravity. It falls on to our list at #22. RT Consensus: "An eerie, tense sci-fi thriller that's masterfully directed and visually stunning"

Just don't see While We're Young

Cars worse than Cars 2?!

I haven't seen Brave, Monsters University or WALL-E, and I haven't seen A Bug's Life in a very long time so can't really remember it.

1. Toy Story 2 2. Toy Story 3. Monsters, Inc. 4. The Incredibles 5. Cars 6. Finding Nemo 7. Ratatouille 8. Up 9. Cars 2

#23 54.79% Director: Guillermo del Toro Written by: Guillermo del Toro Del Toro's iconic twisted fantasy is well loved by critics and audiences alike, and creeps into a very respectable ranking. Pan's Labyrinth is the 23rd best film since 2000. RT Consensus: "Alice in Wonderland for grown-ups, with the horrors of both reality and fantasy blended together into an extraordinary, spellbinding tale."

I've only seen it twice, thought it was okay but just a lot of polish and not enough substance compared to other Pixar films like Toy Story and Monsters Inc.

I know it's early, but FF7 is gaining speed away from The Hunger Games... could it actually cross 400M?

#24 54.56% Director: Pete Docter Written by: Peter Docter & Bob Peterson More from Pixar, and the director of Monsters, Inc. is the colourful Up. It floats up through our list to land at #24. RT Consensus: "Another masterful work of art from Pixar, Up is an exciting, hilarious, and heartfelt adventure impeccably crafted and told with wit and depth."

I shan't say what they are, all I will reveal is that I don't think people will be upset that they're there. Put it this way, neither of them are How to Train Your Dragon 2 or Mockingjay part 1. People seem to compare me to lisa quite a bit haha