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So I just watched Solaris.. and it will not be making my list.

The Lion King The Shawshank Redemption Dumb and Dumber Forrest Gump Leon: The Professional Little Woman Pulp Fiction The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert I.Q. Trapped in Paradise Muriel's Wedding Angel's in the Outfield The Little Rascals Speed Clifford Only You Priest The Mask The River Wild Baby's Day Out.

Citizen Kane is kind of boring and overrated. but it is technically a pretty well made film, why do you hate it so?

I haven't seen 100 movies from the 1970s. only 47. and I find 34 Better than Jaws. Yeah sorry, there are two universally acclaimed classics, that while I don't think they are bad per say I just don't feel them like most people. Jaws and E.T. but it has been a long time since I've seen either.

Jaws is not on my list.

I'm going to post my list now, or else I may never. I've not seen as many 70s movies' as I'd like hopefully I can see a few more before the deadline. Star Wars Taxi Driver Apocalypse Now Superman: The Movie The Godfather Badlands The Deer Hunter Rocky The Godfather Part II Robin Hood (Disney) Dog Day Afternoon Serpico The Last Picture Show Close Encounters of the Third Kind The Warriors Days of Heaven Halloween Network Alien The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh The Rescuers Fiddler On The Roof Charlotte's Web Mad Max Carrie Rocky II Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory The Aristocats Grease The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker It: Chapter 2 Wonder Woman: 1984 Black Widow Frozen II Little Woman (2019) Mulan I Still believe Doctor Sleep Joker

I'm not sure, probably WW84 and Black Widow. maybe Mulan. that's all I see crossing $1b. It's not so much a bed year as just a year with a lot of midrange blockbusters instead of mega blockbusters. there be alot of $200-$300m hits as opposed to 5+ $400m+ hits and 1-2 $200-300m as like the last few years. Wonder Woman 1984 $440-575m - $1b.015m Black Widow $350m-$650m - $1b Mulan $325m- $650m - $975m No Time to Die $250m $700m - $950m The Eternals $285m- $550m - $835m F&F9 $175-$625m - $800m Raya and the Last Dragon $290-$400m - $790m Dune $300m- $450m - $750m Onward $270m- $450m - $720m Soul $250m-$350m - $600m Birds of Prey $250m - $350m $600m Top Gun: Maverick $200m- $400 $600m Tenet $250-$300m - $550m

I didn't know this was going to be R rated.. seems unnecessary. Out if that's true.

Eventually it should happen just because of inflation, however with the rise of streaming services, the way we see movies is changing and before long big budget animations will be premiered there. The Lion King (2019) is definitely an animated film. The Lego movie (2014), has more life action in it and its considered animated, I guess you could almost say the Jungle Book (2016) is animated too, but that had a real life character that was in almost every scene of the movie. 2020 animated films that could cross $150m Onward $270m Trolls World Tour $155m Scooby $180m The SpongeBob Movie $165m Soul $250m Minions: The Rise of Gru $240m Raya and the Last Dragon $235m The Croods 2 $175m. So um.. there is a very real possibility that we could have 8 over $150m next year. Bob's burgers, Ron's Gone Wrong, Vivo, and an untitled Lord and Miller animated is also set for a 2020 release. so there is a chance one of those could cross it as well, especially if the lord and miller film is a spider-Verse sequel/Spin-off.

The funny thing is, when I watched it, I hated it and found it a bit over the top, and very hard handed in it's presentation, but after thinking about it, I'm not sure I would have the same disdain for it if I watched it again, there was one scene in particular that I found to be really eye opening, that no matter how much evil we can do. we are all still human and have the potential for good.

Yes, for one thing it is listed as an Epic-Drama. it is an epic on an emotional level at least because it, it takes places over a course of the boys entire youth and draws it's conclusion at the start of his adult life. Imo, life is pretty epic, and that movie encompasses that feeling pretty well.

Captain America The Winter Solider is better than the comic that it's based on. I'm not going to say they are better, but there are things I liked better about the Lord of the Rings movies then the books (not The hobbit, that book is miles above the movies)

Yeah, 2021 is looking pretty strong now. much stronger then 2020.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Wonder Woman: 1984 Black Widow Frozen II It: Chapter 2 Doctor Sleep Mulan I Still Believe 1917 Birds of Prey