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new movies vs older classics

I like explosions and CGI with bullshit acting
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New movies arent bad
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I just like newer stuff
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Classics all the way
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Tom hanks looks horrible
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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby LIL_B » Dec 17th, '13, 01:23

raul-valente wrote:Guy Ritchie
David Lynch
Danny Boyle
Tarantino
Nolan

Top 5 Directors imo.

Donnie Darko, tho. :flutter:



Stanley Kubrick
David Lynch
Martin Scorsese
Andrei Tarkovsky
Alfred Hitchcock
Krzysztof Kieslowski
Paul Thomas Anderson
Jean-Luc Godard
Terrence Malick
Wim Wenders
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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby Raul » Dec 17th, '13, 01:27

LIL_B wrote:
raul-valente wrote:Guy Ritchie
David Lynch
Danny Boyle
Tarantino
Nolan

Top 5 Directors imo.

Donnie Darko, tho. :flutter:



Stanley Kubrick
David Lynch
Martin Scorsese
Andrei Tarkovsky
Alfred Hitchcock
Krzysztof Kieslowski
Paul Thomas Anderson
Jean-Luc Godard
Terrence Malick
Wim Wenders
...

I only watched films by those directors. All of them are awesome.
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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby shadyblogger » Dec 17th, '13, 01:27

Old classics all the way
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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby mdemaz » Dec 17th, '13, 01:39

The new Karate Kid movie was actually pretty good.
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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby dead prez » Dec 17th, '13, 03:02

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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby Just Silver » Dec 17th, '13, 03:05

Everyone thinks tom hanks is ageless?
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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby CrashBand » Dec 17th, '13, 03:21

lil_b sleeping on the coen brothers and woody allen in that list tbh.

nice to see some paul anderson love tho.

how about wes anderson? anyone else a fan. I back fantastic mr fox just quietly
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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby Snakebeast » Dec 17th, '13, 03:30

LIL_B wrote:
raul-valente wrote:Guy Ritchie
David Lynch
Danny Boyle
Tarantino
Nolan

Top 5 Directors imo.

Donnie Darko, tho. :flutter:



Stanley Kubrick
David Lynch
Martin Scorsese
Andrei Tarkovsky
Alfred Hitchcock
Krzysztof Kieslowski
Paul Thomas Anderson
Jean-Luc Godard
Terrence Malick
Wim Wenders
...

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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby Eazy-GFX » Dec 17th, '13, 03:43

Accor wrote:not seeing any of the movies on lil b's list is quite a shame m8


That.

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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby Accor » Dec 17th, '13, 04:04

i've only seen tenenbuams which i rly liked, agree with horse about grand budapest
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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby CrashBand » Dec 17th, '13, 05:22

Kubrick is Salman Rushdie's doppelganger
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@Horsebot, I recommend Moonrise Kingdom. Bruce Willis' best performance imo

edit: wholly shit i just looked up grand budapest. dat cast man
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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby Shpongle » Dec 17th, '13, 11:26

CrashBand wrote:@Horsebot, I recommend Moonrise Kingdom. Bruce Willis' best performance imo
Monnrise Kingdom is a great movie :8) , but not Willi's best performance

Older movies all the way, that doesn't mean there aren't any good movie from 2000 till now but for me there's no comparison...Classics win :worship:
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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby CrashBand » Dec 18th, '13, 01:10

DƎRDYPK wrote:Doesn't matter if it's new or old, as long as it features
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best post i've seen in a while lol

@Horsebot, why don't u like Up?
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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby CrashBand » Dec 18th, '13, 01:15

Shpongle wrote:
CrashBand wrote:@Horsebot, I recommend Moonrise Kingdom. Bruce Willis' best performance imo
Monnrise Kingdom is a great movie :8) , but not Willi's best performance

pretty easily imo. he was so gr8 in it. why, what do u think he was better/as good in?
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Re: newer movies vs older movies

Postby Shpongle » Dec 18th, '13, 10:58

CrashBand wrote:pretty easily imo. he was so gr8 in it. why, what do u think he was better/as good in?

He's great on it don't get me wrong...but best perfomance, maybe "Unbreakable" :8)
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