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Poll Question: What is the best movie ever?
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The best movie ever is the Toxic Avenger, but I chose Hot Shots.

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Originally posted by Asyte2c00 Asyte2c00 wrote:

I am astonished to see the outrage following my remark that Kubrick was a moron. 
 
This is an equally valid view.  I know many people who share my point of view.  Its not radical. 
 

 


Of course its not radical (that would mean interesting), its just stupid. When you call an intelligent man like Kubrick, great at his craft, knowlegdable about music, art, photography, and history, that has made some boundrypushing movie masterpieces, (and some less strong films) a moron, you're asking for reactions. And what you call an outrage, was far from it. If I say: Einstein was a moron, all my friends think so too, is it an equally valid view, or am just I being an idiot?

Then you call Chocolat, a medicore, completly unoriginal Hollywood-drama a genious film. It proves you need to see more movies so you'll stop making silly, immature judgements like you've done here.

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Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

Originally posted by Rocktopus Rocktopus wrote:

Originally posted by Asyte2c00 Asyte2c00 wrote:


 
Kubrick was a moron. 


The most poignant films are usually dramas, and are timeless, meaning they are as relevent todat as they will be million years from now, like Chocolate.  That film is Genius.   Granted, its based off a book, but the adaptation is flawless, everyone carries out their role perfectly.  Its, well, beautiful. 


Kubrick moron? Chocolat geniuos? I know who I think's the real moron.
 
No need for that either Rocktopus, I also got pissed reading the phrase but we are the ones who must show the right way to argue.
 
 
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I have been browsing through old threads, and have decided to rekindle this debate, for I still, well rather know, I am right regarding the inflated praise attached to Dr. Strangelove. 
 
First, I am referring to the directed by Lasse Hallström. 
 
I am astonished to see the outrage following my remark that Kubrick was a moron. 
 
This is an equally valid view.  I know many people who share my point of view.  Its not radical. 
 
Many people believe this, however, the greater public has been inculcated with the beleif that Kubrick was a visionary and subsequently fail to indetify the flaws apparent in many of his films. 
 
 
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What is about films from Quentin Tarantino
for example Natural Born Killers he has wrote the book


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I haven't watched a film since the release of The Return of the King as I know I'm going to be disappointed as the stakes have been raised....Wink
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im gonna be seeing Dancer in the Dark and The Elephant Man soon, i dont see them here
    
 
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Bought Cannibal Ferox,Cannibal Holocaust from Ebay! Forgot how good & gory they really are!! Watched them over 20 years ago & i thought they were the best films ever! Now i think they are still good,but ok, picture quality is poor & acting could be better!
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im gonna be seeing Dancer in the Dark and The Elephant Man soon, i dont see them here
    

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on that list i voted for awesome THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE.
 
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I wouldn't personally choose any of them.  So I didn't.
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Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:



About Cannibal Holocaust it's an insult to everything, repulsive, vomit inducing, no artistic value and narrated by a porn star.
 
Iván


The soundtrack by Riz Ortolani is awsome. I like the movie better than Missing in Action and American Ninja among others (and Big Fish & Chocolat).


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Originally posted by Badabec Badabec wrote:

Best film ever is Big Fish by Tim Burton!!!

That film makes me cry! Thumbs UpClap


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From this list definitely Mulholland Drive..

although my personal favourite is the 1960 film The Time Machine Embarrassed
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Could somebody tell me what in hell is Caquinha Superstar a Go-Go and why is it mentioned?
 
About Cannibal Holocaust it's an insult to everything, repulsive, vomit inducing, no artistic value and narrated by a porn star.
 
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No one else for Cannibal Holocaust?


How sad.



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Best film ever is Big Fish by Tim Burton!!!

That film makes me cry! Thumbs UpClap
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What is about films from Quentin Tarantino
for example Natural Born Killers he has wrote the book
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I'm more into experimental-expanded cinema, but from the classic one, my favourites are:
 
. "The Rage" by Piero Paolo Pasolini
. "Kings of the Road" by Wim Wenders
. "Sign of Life" by Werner Herzog
 
I also have an interest for German Expressionist cinema, so from this list I'm going to vote for FAUST
 
I don't see the problem with "Cannibal Holocaust", top of italian gore cinema despite that I prefer the delirious experimentations of Hershell Gordon Lewis


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