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Name & Rate the Movies/TV You've Watched.
misafeco replied to charlie Jatinder's topic in Box Office Discussion
Chernobyl rewatch - I thought maybe I loved it because it was following the absymal final season of GoT. Nope, it's still 10/10. -
BOT's Top 100 Films of the 2010s: The Countdown | List complete
misafeco replied to Jake Gittes's topic in The Speakeasy
You didn't submit a list? If Gravity doesn't make it to the top of this countdown, it's your fault. -
BOT's Top 100 Films of the 2010s: The Countdown | List complete
misafeco replied to Jake Gittes's topic in The Speakeasy
I'm sad to see Frozen being so low, it's such a great movie. I can understand it's placement though as it's both animated and a musical. -
BOT's Top 100 Films of the 2010s: The Countdown | List complete
misafeco replied to Jake Gittes's topic in The Speakeasy
Okay, let's have some fun and predict the top 10. Remember, that wide support in this game means a lot more than top placements. Two 19-22 placements mean just as much as one 1st place. Absolutely locked to make it: 1. Fury Road Deservedly so, one of the finest cinematic experience for me in the last decade 2. Gravity It's a masterpiece and everyone knows that 3. Parasite Maybe the high placement is partially because of recency bias, but I'm not complaining. Its success is very deserving. 4. The Social Network It may not appear on as many lists as the previous 3, but those who love it place it very high. Wasn't on my personal list, but I can see why it's loved by some. Has a very good shot: 5. Boyhood Another fantastic movie, will it's support be wide enough to fight for top 3? We will find out very soon. 6. Whiplash The first of Chazelle's two masterpieces. Probably not many top 5 placement, but I think it's consistently up there on many lists. 7. La La Land It has a passionate fanbase, but being a musical I'm not sure it's everyone's cup of tea. It's a shame, because it should be in the top 5. 8. The Wolf of Wall Street I think it's not a very good or even entertaining movie, but I cannot ignore that many on this site love it. 9. Inception Another quite overrated Nolan movie. It's been a long time since it came out so hopefully some of you forgot to include it. There is a chance Inside Out, Toy Story 3, Into the Spider-verse I'm unsure about animation, they are not considered serious enough by some to put on a list like this. Which is totally unfair, I'd love to see any of them suprise with a top 10 position. Interstellar, Dunkirk Nolan. Enough said. Her, Arrival, Knives Out, The Revenant, Hacksaw Ridge, 12 Years A Slave, Joker Acclaimed Oscar players, but probably not enough support to fight for the top positions -
BOT's Top 100 Films of the 2010s: The Countdown | List complete
misafeco replied to Jake Gittes's topic in The Speakeasy
It's baffling that on a box office forum popular movies are actually popular. -
BOT's Top 100 Films of the 2010s: The Countdown | List complete
misafeco replied to Jake Gittes's topic in The Speakeasy
Thank God for that. Boyhood will be top 20. -
Ford v. Ferrari for me by far.
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BOT's Top 100 Films of the 2010s: The Countdown | List complete
misafeco replied to Jake Gittes's topic in The Speakeasy
Well, it was also a great year for animation. -
Bond Weekend Thread | NM 42.3, NTTD 40.1
misafeco replied to Eric Atreides's topic in Numbers and Data
They fudged Bond's actuals like Transformers 4 was $100,038,390 OW. -
BOT's Top 100 Films of the 2010s: The Countdown | List complete
misafeco replied to Jake Gittes's topic in The Speakeasy
I think I was quite specific on which Frozen movie is on my list. -
BOT's Top 100 Films of the 2010s: The Countdown | List complete
misafeco replied to Jake Gittes's topic in The Speakeasy
A well deserved top 100 placement, the first movie from my top 5 to appear (it was #5). 4 more to go. Maybe it had more enthusiastic support from the forum members back in 2013, but I'm glad to see it's still acknowledged as a great movie which it is. It proved that after the end of the HP saga the YA genre can still deliver if you don't ignore the grown up audience. The movie is fast paced, smart, has a good social commentary and a peak Jennifer Lawrence performance. -
Bond Weekend Thread | NM 42.3, NTTD 40.1
misafeco replied to Eric Atreides's topic in Numbers and Data
Toxic WOM already spreading like coronavirus. -
BOT's Top 100 Films of the 2010s: The Countdown | List complete
misafeco replied to Jake Gittes's topic in The Speakeasy
I think Part 1 still has a chance to show up. For me it was the higher ranked HP movie. -
BOT's Top 100 Films of the 2010s | Still accepting last-minute lists
misafeco replied to Jake Gittes's topic in The Speakeasy
I hope it will finish before the Bond OW. -
Piracy is actually helping the film (and video game) industry in the long term. 20 years ago we copied my friends CD of Age of Empires 2, last year I purchased the Definitive Edition of the same game for 20$. 10 years ago I pirated every movie I wanted to watch, now I'm a regular movie-goer. Not trying to justify stealing, but you can't deny piracy's importance to reach a wider audience with a lot of potential future customers.
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Star Wars will never be as big again as it was from 2015-2017 Disney live-action will never be as big again as it was in 2019 Marvel will continue to dominate WDAS / Pixar will continue to dominate the animated market Plus they have Avatar sequels
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It would be a shame if Onward's underperformance convinces the studio heads to release less originals. That's why I was worried about the overpriced budget. Inside Out is my favorite movie of the whole last decade and I loved Coco too, I'd hate if we'd get less of these because of financial reasons. They should keep the budgets reasonable and there will be no problem.
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Other animation studios also spend money on improving the visuals of their next movie. Of course it was. Animation reached an entire new level in the past years. But if you compare Toy Story 4 with other big budget 2019 animation like How To Train Your Dragon 3 or Frozen 2, I don't see the difference in animation quality which would justify the price tag.
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I would say Anna is the solo lead in Frozen as she has double the screen time of both Kristoff and Elsa. In Frozen 2, Anna and Elsa has more or less equal screen time. Isn't Rey kind of the main character in TFA though? You can make a case for Finn but overall he doesn't have as much importance to the plot.
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I think no for all 3. DOM should finish between 478-479M. 1450 is the last milestone to reach and even that is not locked yet.