I'm surprised it wasn't all 10 of the wolverine movies.
You don't like them so they must be shitty.
wtf at the 2001 mentions...
Overrated by who? People rated it, and now these schmucks are rating it too. I don't know. I think a lot of these are good. The idea of something being overrated or underrated is troubling to me.
Ikiru (Akira Kurosawa, 1952)
Oh haaayl no. Get outta here with that shit.
Good recommendation with Paprika for those that didn't like Inception, though...
Giving movies arbitrary scores is dumb, while the author didn't slap numbers on to movies, but he has still kind of done it in a sense. By claiming a movie overrated, he's actually grading the movie, like a test sheet, and it will never surpass certain movies, simply because he rated it lower than the others.While I get your point and agree that's often the case, well thought out reasons that show understanding in the medium are always welcome (not saying that's the case here, though). Not every movie can be good, and the whole "people have different opinions" mantra seems to go against that.
Exchange Gone With The Wind with Departed and we have a deal.
Not worthy of Best Picture (and all the other awards) = overrated
Do I detect a Pulp Fiction fan? If so, my man!No Sawshank? No Forrest Gump? No Boondock Saints? C'mon--I feel like I can't go three hours without seeing someone proclaiming one of those GOAT.
No Sawshank? No Forrest Gump? No Boondock Saints? C'mon--I feel like I can't go three hours without seeing someone proclaiming one of those GOAT.
Giving movies arbitrary scores is dumb, while the author didn't slap numbers on to movies, but he has still kind of done it in a sense. By claiming a movie overrated, he's actually grading the movie, like a test sheet, and it will never surpass certain movies, simply because he rated it lower than the others.
Composition, lighting. The kind of painstaking work it takes to obtain shots like these. To either frame a shot where a character is illuminated or darkened by natural lighting, to that effect, is pretty damned impressive.
To me, this stuff is fascinating, and it makes a film more pleasing to the eye and more enjoyable to watch (and elevates the material and the characters).
Also, if the plot of Skyfall is dumb to someone, then that person must think the same of a movie like The Dark Knight, or The Avengers. It's insane how relative that sort of notion is.
No. Clockwork Orange and Full Metal Jacket man.
Also, if the plot of Skyfall is dumb to someone, then that person must think the same of a movie like The Dark Knight, or The Avengers. It's insane how relative that sort of notion is.
And miss out on Surfin' Bird? No wayFull Metal Jacket should have ended at the end of basic training. The movie takes a huge nosedive after that point.
No Shawshank? No Forrest Gump? No Boondock Saints? C'mon--I feel like I can't go three hours without seeing someone proclaiming one of those GOAT.
Oh, I forgot about The Hurt Locker. Now that was an overrated piece of shit.
Budget $5.952 million
Box office $2,120,439
I thought it was fun. Its a film, not a documentary, only bond film my wife has ever enjoyed and probably the second for me after casino royale.I care more about plot than cinematography, and Skyfall's plot is DUMB.
Overall it's a solid list. Really like the recommendations.
I don't think Mystic River should have won Oscars, but awful movie? I thought it was pretty enjoyable.I would have put Mystic River on there. What an awful movie.
That they only spare a few lines for the "see instead" movies is pretty dumb. So Skyfall sucks but I should see the Dalton one because it's gritty and has a good stunt sequence?What the hell is up with the "See instead" list? Knock down Inception in lieu of Paprika, one of the most style over substance movies ever?
Composition, lighting. The kind of painstaking work it takes to obtain shots like these. To either frame a shot where a character is illuminated or darkened by natural lighting, to that effect, is pretty damned impressive.
To me, this stuff is fascinating, and it makes a film more pleasing to the eye and more enjoyable to watch (and elevates the material and the characters).
Also, if the plot of Skyfall is dumb to someone, then that person must think the same of a movie like The Dark Knight, or The Avengers. It's insane how relative that sort of notion is.
I like the contrast between the bright colours and dar silhouette in the foreground, the clean look, the variety in scenes. Just me though, I don't have any technical explanations :/But what about the composition and the lighting in those shots, specifically?