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No offense lol. I'll try to work on it, see if I have time to get a full list in.

I'm all for that. But where would that leave @MrPink?

So I watched this movie yesterday (not in theater though ) I thought it was overlong and get boring in parts. Nothing special but overall, it was decent. I would echo some members here, I thought JLaw was great, her best performance in a while, probably since the first Hunger Games for me.

Lol, is this an actual thread or a dumping ground? Conversations (that putting it very mildly) are all over the place. Not to mention, they seem to multiply themselves too. It's like a loop. Well, if it's a dumping ground then great. I'm in favor of that especially with the onslaught of upcoming superheroes movies.

1. Finding Dory 2. Moana 3. Rogue One 4. The Nice Guys 5. Zootopia 6. Captain America: Civil War 7. Bourne 5 8. The Jungle Book 9. Suicide Squad 10. Kungfu Panda 3

That's cause JJ's Star Treks are not really Star Trek, they're his auditioned tapes for Star Wars. I have since saw the teaser trailer twice in theaters. I like it too. Actually looking forward to it.

1. Finding Dory 2. Moana 3. Rogue One 4. The Nice Guys 5. Zootopia 6. Captain America: Civil War 7. Bourne 5 8. The Jungle Book 9. Suicide Squad 10. Kungfu Panda 3

Gotta contribute my QT 2000s ranking just because Django Kill Bill Vol 2 Basterds Hateful 8 Kill Bill Vol 1 Death Proof I normally like to rate Kill Bill as a whole though, but oh well. Looking back at it, there's nothing that has reached the level of Pulp Fiction yet, but they're still a bunch of pretty damn great movies there. I loved Hateful 8 for being very Tarantino-esque. But I also hope that his next project will be something different, something more in the veins of Jackie Brown perhaps.

Then I hope he won't improve for Gambit and just keep it like that. Cause that's hilarious and glorious.

Speaking of Agatha Christie, I would love to see more movie adaptations of her works. Love them! Better stuff than the beaten to the ground Sherlock Holmes tbh.

Ikr? This movie is so indulgently Tarantino. And for me, that's a good thing. How was the 70mm at Palladium? It didn't add much to the experience for me.

No, I'm at home right now in DFW. Saw it at an AMC. I'll watch it again at Palladium in about a week or two.

1. Finding Dory 2. Moana 3. Rogue One 4. The Nice Guys 5. Zootopia 6. Captain America: Civil War 7. Bourne 5 8. The Jungle Book 9. Suicide Squad 10. Kungfu Panda 3

Pretty much tbh.

Kylo is more like the one that wrote Finn/Poe fanfic and included himself in there to feel better.

Can we get back to the discussion of Finn/Poe gayness, the glorious OT3 instead of....this?

Thanks old man. You still have some good taste in you. I need more of Kurt Russell in main roles after The Hateful Eight.

Old people are irrational. Tele is way past old, so it's not a surprise really.

That looks like a good number for The Hateful Eight, right? Happy that I contributed.

It got me bored tbh. But then I was kinda...not sober so that might have affected my judgment. Maybe I'll see it again later on.

I saw it. I loved it. That is all.

There are people acting like Finn/Poe isn't a thing? I mean, Han/Luke was a thing, and this is like at least 10x gayer.

I'm happily staying mere mortal then. That's definitely way better then trying to comprehend it and possibly end up dying from embarrassment. And I say that as someone who actually found Deadpool's antics generally funny. But well, your cup of tea, my cup of tea.

I saw that one. Oh boy, it was painful. Something is better off on the comics pages, or pop up once in a while internet meme, or that one snarky Tumblr post. Deadpool is definitely one of that something. But a whole movie of it? I already got secondhand embarrassment from some of the jokes in that trailers, I can't imagine a whole movie full of it. I just can't.