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Valar morghulis.
99 problems and being ginger is one
Bloodkult wrote:I hated the movie when I watched it, actually. Don't know why it's remained so popular.
Soylent Green - 9.5/10 easy.
First time I've ever seen this, it was really excellent even though everyone knows the twist.
Doesn't actually seem that old when you're watching it. The global warming stuff is well ahead of its time.
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ProfessorLesser wrote:If you mean Milky Way, I just found it really strange that all the people in the audience could sit through the film. Last year I saw a Malaysian film which wasn't even quite as slow paced, and a third of the audience had enough after the first 45 minutes.
Trying to make a point, Mr. Harvest?
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ProfessorLesser wrote:That's a bloody good question. Among them are:
So, your 10/10s would go to...?
ProfessorLesser wrote:You people need a few courses in logic. I don't think it works quite as you expect it.
So, your 10/10s would go to...?
And forget this percentages rubbish - you're right, of course nothing gets 100%.
marilena wrote:I know how 'it works', I just think a decimal scale is more appropriate than a percentile scale when there's so much subjctivity around. The only non-interger that counts in scores out of 10 is 0.5, which means you can't decide betwen 2 scores, not that it is 0.1 points better than a 0.4 or 0.1 points worse than a 0.6.ProfessorLesser wrote:You people need a few courses in logic. I don't think it works quite as you expect it.
So, your 10/10s would go to...?
And forget this percentages rubbish - you're right, of course nothing gets 100%.
disussedgenius wrote:nah Once upon a time in the west.
As far as 'perfect' films go; probably The Good The Bad and The Ugly.
Get bent.
GuiltySpark wrote:I love Brick, its great. I watched Alpha Dog last night and I thought it was shit to be honest. I'd give it 6/10 and thats being very generous.
Brick.
95%
It's awesome. It's the third time I've watched it today; it only gets better.
GuiltySpark wrote:
Brick.
25%
It's awful. It's the third time I've watched it IN MY NIGHTMARES today; it only STOPS PUNCHING MY KIDNEYS WHEN I'VE DIED OF HAEMMORHAGE.
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Get bent.
Owen-B wrote:I thought the same about Ratatouille. Entertaining enough but nothing special. Those comments about it being the funniest Disney film yet will only have come from Disney anyway.
Ratatouille - 5 out of 10. Maybe - maybe - a 6. But mostly 5. Computer wizardry aside, it's just a distinctly average story. Not bad. Just... meh.
And as for 'Disney's funniest film ever' or whatever they're saying, I have to say I've rarely laughed so little for something allegedly so pant-wettingly hilarious. It isn't. It just isn't. The occasional slapstick pratfall does not equate to humour, not compared to the quality of what's gone before at Pixar. Plus, what were they thinking making one of the major characters, who we spend most of the film with alongside the rat, a totally bland dweeb?
Gone are the days of the quality of Monsters Inc. and Toy Story, it seems.
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