Flashmobba: moi favorite films

Flashmobba 07.31.17	Well there ye has it - honourable mentions would include Inglourious Basterds, The Shining, Whiplash n American Beauty.
Corney 07.31.17	Where's Shrek?
tempest-- 07.31.17	these are all good movies but this is prob the most generic list I've ever seen and none would be close to my all time favs except Pulp and Goodfellas
tempest-- 07.31.17	also movies existed before the 90s Kappa
Flashmobba 07.31.17	i see, true true, as a teen ive got a lot more to see, guess this should be titled favourite movies (so far)
neekafat 07.31.17	My top 10 would probably be very similar, props on Prestige (tho I prefer Inception slightly), others are all amazing as well
Kalopsia 07.31.17	some good, some bad. whatever.
Flashmobba 07.31.17	weeellll cheers i guess probably extend this to top 15 eventually
TheSonomaDude 07.31.17	nice list, 7 and 3 are both in my top 25. I'm not a huge Nolan fan tho, just casual on his work. Momento is easily the best thing he's ever done
Rik VII 07.31.17	This list is kinda okay as far as American mainstream films go.
Flashmobba 07.31.17	yea was thinkin of puttin memento higher
guitarded_chuck 07.31.17	good list birdman sucks tho
tempest-- 07.31.17	Birdman is the greatest piece of art ever made.
guitarded_chuck 07.31.17	after the newest bon iver yeah
theBoneyKing 07.31.17	Inception is mad overrated
Flashmobba 07.31.17	*yall gotta hmu with some of your favourites too yknow
Papa Universe 07.31.17	I don't know why, but it always seemed to me that Django Unchained is Tarantino's least Tarantino-like film. Most likely, because he finally got the budget and the means to create something grandiose and epic and he spent the living fuck out of it. It's not as focused on the snappy back and forth dialogue, but rather a plot that is ruthlessly maniacal. He seems to have abandoned the quiet charm of his previous films for the sake of pure ambition (something that was also heavily present in Inglorious Bastards). And in the end we have a movie that, while still being a fantastic piece of cinema, does not feel like a Tarantino's world as much as his previous films. But what do I know, maybe this is what he was always about and the reason his previous work is so different is because he didn't have the resources yet.
guitarded_chuck 07.31.17	meh there was lots of dialogue between foxx and waltz's characters, leo's scenes all had lots of dialogue, the climax scene with everybody dying felt very reservoir dogs
Papa Universe 07.31.17	Of course there was dialogue, duh, but it wasn't that good old back and forth snarky, snappy, witty banter, it turned into just conversations with occasionally some mildly humorous undertones. Sure, the writing was still great, but it was as if from a completely different spectrum.
JeetJeet 07.31.17	@Unique I get what you're saying. I always thought part of the reason why Django was so good was because of how Tarentino dialed it back. Its still got the classic Tarentino violence and gore, but he toned himself down.
Papa Universe 07.31.17	Jeet: That's exactly what I mean. The movie is still great, but Tarantino clearly wanted to go into a tad different direction with it as compared to his previous work.
Valkoor952 07.31.17	6, 8 and 9 could probably make it in my top 10. Have never been that massive on The Dark Knight . Pulp Fiction could also be close. Prestige is a great movie but I don't know about top 10
Sinternet 07.31.17	nolan is the most overrated director to ever exist but memento is ok i guess
porcupinetheater 07.31.17	Where's Waterworld
Flashmobba 08.01.17	interesting points bout django, but i just adored the writing and progression, that climax was fucking awesome. phone aint letting me rant on fuck sput