TDK is seen as the best super hero movie by a large portion of people
Yup. For good reason.
TDK is seen as the best super hero movie by a large portion of people
Judging or dismissing movies based on a single viewing is exponentially more absurd, any way you slice it, considering that people can change their mindset or mood over time, or that a film could actually be designed with multiple viewings in mind, etc.
Truly a stupefying and narrowminded idea.
Define pacing, please? I found all four acts thoroughly engaging and hypnotizing, from beginning to end. The tone of the movie was consistent throughout and it remained faithful to its theme to the very end.
Judging or dismissing movies based on a single viewing is exponentially more absurd, any way you slice it, considering that people can change their mindset or mood over time, or that a film could actually be designed with multiple viewings in mind, etc.
Truly a stupefying and narrowminded idea.
Somehow I am skeptical of this claim. I'm not sure I believe you hold ultimate answer to the eternal question of "How to watch a movie the right way?" Just a hunch.
where is shawshank redemption?
Yeah I'd say fuck that list,it includes that piece of shit of a movie called Slumdog Millinaire though, so I'll give it a passThe Departed...?
Easily one of the worst lists I've ever seen, and that's saying something given the internet's penchant for incredibly shitty list-making. What a fucking random selection of choices, many of which aren't even overrated enough to merit a mention. When was the last time you met someone talking up The Double Life of Veronique over dinner?
And all of their suggestions are worse alternatives. Jesus, what a dumb article.
SkyFall is such a mediocre Bond film saved by great cinematography.
Oh, good. Well, in that case it's fortunate that I've done nothing of the sort.I think you are really overthinking it dude.
I was just saying I am not for telling people in forums to go and rewatch until they come back with an oppinion I approve of, even if I too disagree with them.
It's how movie critics have been reviewing movies for decades. Are you saying they're all somehow narrowminded and absurd? I mean, do you believe that movie critics go back and rewatch a film multiple times before composing their reviews?
Oh, good. Well, in that case it's fortunate that I've done nothing of the sort.
Do you know this for a fact? I admit I know very little about how movie critics work (I don't care much about them), but I think it's not out of the realm of possibility that some of them actually watch a film more than once before reviewing it. Also, I'm not sure I subscribe to the idea that just because something has been done for decades it means it's right or correct.
Anyway, this one seems to agree that watching some movies twice can add to the experience:
"It is the kind of movie you can see twice--first for the questions, the second time for the answers."
http://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/the-english-patient-1996
Oh, good. Well, in that case it's fortunate that I've done nothing of the sort.
You a funny guy.Inception is one of the most underrated films of all time.
Because, people change over time. You have new experiences every day, you start seeing things in a different light, from a different perspective. All of a sudden, that boring movie about the depressed dude where the villain doesn't even die makes sense, or that comedy that didn't impress you because you were not old enough to understand the subtle humor is hilarious. You might end up liking a movie you originally hated, and you might end up hating a movie you originally liked. It really is that simple.you to want to go back for that second viewing. But if you aren't hooked that first time, then why would you want to go back?
It's a relief you're being civil about it, at least. And here I thought you were going to resort to butt hurt, thinly-veiled, passive-aggressive responses once you realized you had no idea what you were talking about, even though my last response to you was not an attack at all.Not even close to something of the sort. In fact, I must say, you are being a tad too hard on yourself. Everybody throws a pissy condescending rant out over a non existent disagreement sometime.
It's a relief you're being civil about it, at least. And here I thought you were going to resort to butt hurt, thinly-veiled, passive-aggressive responses once you realized you had no idea what you were talking about, even though my last response to you was not an attack at all.
The Big Lebowski is my #1
I don't get why it's so special. I just don't understand why everyone harps on about what seems to be a thoroughly average comedy.
Is Inception overrated? I dunno, but I do know that movie was way longer than it should've been.
That fucking gunfight scene was at least a half-hour long!
Skyfall..da fuck? Even if people did overrate it, there is no way it's the most overrated film of all time.
Also, where is Crash on this list? I guess you could argue that, most people ended up not liking it. And after time has passed, most have changed their views negatively about it. But the fact that it won an Academy Award (and it's an awful film), makes it overrated IMO.
If winning Best Picture was the only qualifier for being overrated, there would be a lot more Best Picture winners on that list.
Yeah fair enough. Still, I can't believe that at the time it was in the running at the awards shows, people put it so high up on a pedestal. But you have a point in that, every awards show there is THAT movie that gets thrown around for multiple reasons (even if it's a bad film).
If winning Best Picture was the only qualifier for being overrated, there would be a lot more Best Picture winners on that list.
The Big Lebowski is my #1
I don't get why it's so special. I just don't understand why everyone harps on about what seems to be a thoroughly average comedy.
Yeah, well, that's just like, your opinion.... wait for it..... wait for it.... man.Agreed. It's often evangelized by people whose humor consists of quoting movie lines rather than using any personal wit.
No offense, but you're dumb.