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MovieDude
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DP07 wrote: MovieDude wrote: DP07 wrote: 8.8
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28 The Four Feathers (2002) 8.8
29 The Professional (1994) 8.8
30 Apocalypse Now (1979) 8.8
31 Catch Me If You Can (2002) 8.8
I'm sure The Four Feathers is the least popular of these four. :wink: I really loved it though, an epic that's 2 hours long, but feels like 4. Oooh man, you know how I feel about The Four Feathers. The second worst editing on a big budget movie I've ever seen, after Timeline. And you're right, it DID feel like it was four hours long. Yes, you are right, I do know. :wink: Don't tell me though that you didn't like the story. :wink: I could barely even figure the story out. 
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DP07
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MovieDude wrote: DP07 wrote: MovieDude wrote: DP07 wrote: 8.8
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28 The Four Feathers (2002) 8.8
29 The Professional (1994) 8.8
30 Apocalypse Now (1979) 8.8
31 Catch Me If You Can (2002) 8.8
I'm sure The Four Feathers is the least popular of these four. :wink: I really loved it though, an epic that's 2 hours long, but feels like 4. Oooh man, you know how I feel about The Four Feathers. The second worst editing on a big budget movie I've ever seen, after Timeline. And you're right, it DID feel like it was four hours long. Yes, you are right, I do know. :wink: Don't tell me though that you didn't like the story. :wink: I could barely even figure the story out. What does that mean?
He was given the feathers and called a coward, but in the end, talk about courage.
BTW, the longer a movie feels, the better for me. If it goes by quickly, it always means my mind started wandering. If it goes by slowly, it really had my attention.
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DP07
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8.9
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24 Pulp Fiction (1994) 8.9
25 The Matrix: Revolutions (2003) 8.9
26 Ali (2001) 8.9
27 Spirited Away (2002) 8.9
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MovieDude
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Damn, I think the opposite. If a movie feels short it means that I was really into it and want to keep watching, whereas if it feels like it just keeps going and going it means it's losing my attention. Don't get me wrong, that doesnt' mean I don't love some long movies, but nothing is worse then a movie that feels like it's missing tons of info that would only make sense if it were longer and at the same time too long as is.
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DP07
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MovieDude wrote: Damn, I think the opposite. If a movie feels short it means that I was really into it and want to keep watching, whereas if it feels like it just keeps going and going it means it's losing my attention. Don't get me wrong, that doesnt' mean I don't love some long movies, but nothing is worse then a movie that feels like it's missing tons of info that would only make sense if it were longer and at the same time too long as is. I guess it just comes down to us thinking differently.
Time really flys when my mind wanders. Whenever I get a high, time slows down. Great movies give me a high. The Four Feathers did. :razz:
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DP07 wrote: 8.9
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24 Pulp Fiction (1994) 8.9
25 The Matrix: Revolutions (2003) 8.9
26 Ali (2001) 8.9
27 Spirited Away (2002) 8.9 Finally a film i really like :razz: =D>
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DP07
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Andrew wrote: DP07 wrote: 8.9
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24 Pulp Fiction (1994) 8.9
25 The Matrix: Revolutions (2003) 8.9
26 Ali (2001) 8.9
27 Spirited Away (2002) 8.9 Finally a film i really like :razz: =D> You mean of all the films I've been posting you haven't really liked any of them? hehe  [-( :wink:
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Andrew
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DP07 wrote: Andrew wrote: DP07 wrote: 8.9
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24 Pulp Fiction (1994) 8.9
25 The Matrix: Revolutions (2003) 8.9
26 Ali (2001) 8.9
27 Spirited Away (2002) 8.9 Finally a film i really like :razz: =D> You mean of all the films I've been posting you haven't really liked any of them? hehe [-( :wink: Hehe, no i've "liked" a lot of them, Spirited Away is the first one i REALLY liked :wink:
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DP07
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Andrew wrote: DP07 wrote: Andrew wrote: DP07 wrote: 8.9
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24 Pulp Fiction (1994) 8.9
25 The Matrix: Revolutions (2003) 8.9
26 Ali (2001) 8.9
27 Spirited Away (2002) 8.9 Finally a film i really like :razz: =D> You mean of all the films I've been posting you haven't really liked any of them? hehe [-( :wink: Hehe, no i've "liked" a lot of them, Spirited Away is the first one i REALLY liked :wink: :wink:
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publicenemy#1
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DP07 wrote: 8.9
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24 Pulp Fiction (1994) 8.9
25 The Matrix: Revolutions (2003) 8.9
26 Ali (2001) 8.9
27 Spirited Away (2002) 8.9 Both in my top 10 of all time.  rink:
I haven't seen Ali but I didn't enjoy the Matrix Revolutions very much.. I need to buy that Matrix Collection and watch the trilogy over.
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DP07
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publicenemy#1 wrote: DP07 wrote: 8.9
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24 Pulp Fiction (1994) 8.9
25 The Matrix: Revolutions (2003) 8.9
26 Ali (2001) 8.9
27 Spirited Away (2002) 8.9 Both in my top 10 of all time. rink: I haven't seen Ali but I didn't enjo the Matrix Revolutions very much.. I need to buy that Matrix Collection and watch the trilogy over. Yes, do that. \:D/ The fanboy in me would love it if you bought the Matrix Collection. :razz: :wink:
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dolcevita
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DP07 wrote: 8.9
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24 Pulp Fiction (1994) 8.9
25 The Matrix: Revolutions (2003) 8.9
26 Ali (2001) 8.9
27 Spirited Away (2002) 8.9 Dear god you have the most complex ranking sytem ever! !3 positions wasn't enough, you need like 100! I wouldn't be able to keep it all straight. Do you keep a list? You should, could come in handy. Of the above, I haven't seen Ali, which I heard had phenominal acting, and of the other three, only one I agree with is Spirited Away. Getting preped for Owl's Moving Castle this year?
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Impact
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DP07 wrote: 8.8
31 Catch Me If You Can (2002) 8.8
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DP07 wrote: 8.9
25 The Matrix: Revolutions (2003) 8.9
26 Ali (2001) 8.9
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Impact
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I want to see you get up to at least to number 15 by tonight!
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Passionate Thug
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Great Lists so far from everyone! Can I join in?
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zingy
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DP07 wrote: 8.9
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24 Pulp Fiction (1994) 8.9
25 The Matrix: Revolutions (2003) 8.9
26 Ali (2001) 8.9
27 Spirited Away (2002) 8.9 Revolutions! \:D/
DP07, you're one of the few who truly appreciate the whole trilogy of The Matrix. =D>
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xiayun
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DP07 wrote: 8.9
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24 Pulp Fiction (1994) 8.9
25 The Matrix: Revolutions (2003) 8.9
26 Ali (2001) 8.9
27 Spirited Away (2002) 8.9 _________________Recent watched movies: American Hustle - B+ Inside Llewyn Davis - B Before Midnight - A 12 Years a Slave - A- The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - A- My thoughts on box office
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DP07
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dolcevita wrote: DP07 wrote: 8.9
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24 Pulp Fiction (1994) 8.9
25 The Matrix: Revolutions (2003) 8.9
26 Ali (2001) 8.9
27 Spirited Away (2002) 8.9 Dear god you have the most complex ranking sytem ever! !3 positions wasn't enough, you need like 100! I wouldn't be able to keep it all straight. Do you keep a list? You should, could come in handy. Of the above, I haven't seen Ali, which I heard had phenominal acting, and of the other three, only one I agree with is Spirited Away. Getting preped for Owl's Moving Castle this year? I made a list for the first time two weeks ago since I started getting ready for my top 100 list. Usually, I just remember the rankings for most movies.
Will Smith was phenomenal in Ali.
Yeah, I can't wait for Howl's Moving Castle. 
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Impact
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I want to see what you have given a 9+ to!
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DP07
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Zingaling wrote: DP07 wrote: 8.9
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24 Pulp Fiction (1994) 8.9
25 The Matrix: Revolutions (2003) 8.9
26 Ali (2001) 8.9
27 Spirited Away (2002) 8.9 Revolutions! \:D/ DP07, you're one of the few who truly appreciate the whole trilogy of The Matrix. =D> Yes, it saddens me that many consider the sequels to be so muhc worse then the original.
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DP07
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Impact wrote: I want to see what you have given a 9+ to! 22 Man on Fire (2004) 9.0
23 L.A. Confidential (1997) 9.0
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21 Dark City (1998) 9.1
Now these are the movies I really love.
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zingy
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Man on Fire is a greeeeeeeeat movie.
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DP07
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Zingaling wrote: Man on Fire is a greeeeeeeeat movie. Yes, it's my favorite Tony Scott film, which says a lot. :wink:
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DP07
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9.2
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17 Titanic (1997) 9.2
18 Open Your Eyes (1997) 9.2
19 The Godfather, Part II (1974) 9.2
20 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) 9.2
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