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Avatree

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  1. Talent is subjective. If you can elaborate on your reasons for believing someone does not have talent then that's fine. It's just an opinion, and we don't all share the same views. I have a friend with a taste in film that I think is very shallow. She thinks that thoughtful films, classics from the likes of Hitchcock or Kubrick, are rubbish. I don't agree with her opinion but neither of us are correct or incorrect. She isn't stupid for having that view, it's just a view.
  2. You could call Stanley Kubrick talentless, doesn't make you stupid. It's a perfectly legitimate opinion and no more right/wrong than people who think otherwise.
  3. I don't know any quotes from any Transformers apart from some of the racist and sexist jokes. And "Autobots, roll out" I guess.
  4. No it doesn't. Would need way more actors to die in order to really see a correlation and even then it would be far from perfect.
  5. Such unique composition and a fascinating, layered colour palette displayed here. What an intelligent piece of work:
  6. Princess Kaguya is seriously amazing, A+ in my eyes. I'm really glad I got to see it, I doubt it'll be playing for long.
  7. Heh, I feel the opposite about Bay's visual style, as you probably know Though I agree that Battleship was bland and stupid!
  8. While Battleship was rubbish, it isn't quite as terrible, overlong, stupid, infantile and offensive as Transformers. Not to mention that the action scenes are actually watchable, as in I understood what was happening. In Transformers it's just lots of shots of things smashing together and you have no idea what on earth is going on. It was like a half-decently directed Transformers movie; at one point I literally thought to myself, "This is what Transformers would be like if Michael Bay had the ability to direct a film".
  9. Plenty of films got #1 rankings and didn't make it on to the list. Put it this way, #100 got several times more than 150.
  10. % numbers are how close the films are to being #1. So if a film has 35% them it got 35% of the points that #1 got.
  11. #59 35.37% Director: Steven Spielberg Written by: Steven Spielberg Another Spielberg film to make it on to the list is A.I. Artificial Intelligence, which also brings a Stanley Kubrick project to the 100. RT: "A curious, not always seamless, amalgamation of Kubrick's chilly bleakness and Spielberg's warm-hearted optimism, A.I. is, in a word, fascinating."
  12. #60 35.04% Director: Edgar Wright Written by: Simon Pegg & Edgar Wright The Wright-Pegg-Frost mark on our top 100 is the modern classic zom-rom-com, Shaun of the Dead. RT Consensus: "Cleverly balances scares and witty satire, making for a bloody good zombie movie with loads of wit."
  13. baumer you should remember that none of the films on the weekends you listed had the same amount of hype as F7, none of them had anything like 67M Fridays. It's not a close/fair comparison.
  14. Yes, there is room for another one, and it's made very clear that there will be more. They already said they intend to do 8 and 9 anyway
  15. I thought the ending was really a case of the film having the strength of its convictions. It perfectly concludes the ideas of the film... but obviously, it's understandable that some people hate it.
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