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#7371
13th December 2018, 02:09 PM
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 THE BEST FILMS THAT YOU WOULD HAPPILY NEVER WATCH AGAIN I tried to list these films in order of how good I consider them, not how likely I am to watch them again, but found it so difficult that I had put them in alphabetical order and only way to include all the films I wanted was to do it as two separate lists of 10. I think all the films below are at least very good, if not masterpieces, and own at least half of them on DVD or BD. Despite that, I would not be upset if I didn't see any of them again! Tier 1
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#7372
14th December 2018, 06:44 AM
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I had to spend some time on this. I've tried to come up with a list of films that were critically lauded but I find myself with no desire to return to..... Not for extreme content or anything like that (forced entry would be number one in that case) just films that left me totally cold. enmglish patient.jpg moonlight.jpg TitanicPosterGb200511-1.jpg gone with the wind.jpg singing in the rain.jpg lawrence.jpg et.jpg amelie_a-G-8032615-0.jpg schindler.jpg in the mood for.jpg |
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#7373
14th December 2018, 10:07 AM
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Interesting to see The English Patient on your list. It's a film which I consider to be extremely well made but also incredibly dull. I completely understand why it was so popular with critics and those responsible for industry awards, but it is a film I would put into the "great films you'd happily never see again" category. I would say the same with Titanic, but I have big issues with the pacing, acting, and writing, so it wouldn't make my list of "best films" in the first place. That said, I do own both of these films! keirarts likes this.
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#7374
14th December 2018, 02:13 PM
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Hmmmmmmm ....... What with my recent reevaluation thang, I have learned that a film is a film is a film. Unless it's Problem Child or Mordum.   Brief Encounter (blub blub blub etc) Philosophy Of A Knife ( just under 4 hours of "experiments" ....can't wait for the BD  )Prevenge (beastie!!) Madhouse (1974) (beasties!!) High Noon The Gospel According to St Matthew (eyes ... all those eyes) Noah Patton Sorority Girls in The Slime Bowl-A-Rama Calvaire     
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#7375
16th December 2018, 08:51 PM
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A Snake of June Melancholia The Pianist Gone With the Wind Solaris Ben Hur The Man Who Fell to Earth Shaun of the Dead Braveheart Patton Sent from my PRA-LX1 using Tapatalk
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#7376
18th December 2018, 11:26 AM
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Next Tuesday will be Christmas Day and most people will, if they haven't already, be looking for the perfect Christmas films to watch over the next week. For this week's topic, could you picture a scenario where someone wants a list of films they should watch over the next seven days (including Christmas Day) and come up with a definitive list of the 10 films you consider essential viewing over the festive period? ESSENTIAL CHRISTMAS FILMS  |
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#7377
18th December 2018, 04:57 PM
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Christmas viewing.... die hard.jpg gremlins.jpg Its_A_Wonderful_Life_Movie_Poster.jpg silent night deadly night.jpg Don't_Open_Till_Christmas_FilmPoster.jpeg.jpeg 220px-ChristmasEvilDVD.jpg BETTER_WATCH_OUT_QUAD_V0e-copy1.jpg to-all-goodnight-bluray.jpg ghost keeper.jpg Crypt-Pic-1.jpg |
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#7378
19th December 2018, 11:30 AM
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Xmas is it?? The Journey Of Natty Gann The Shining Rare Exports Muppets Christmas Carol / Scrooge Hostile Hostages Happiness Of The Katachuris Santa Claus Conquers The Martians 5000 Fingers Of Dr T  The Ordeal 
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#7379
19th December 2018, 02:13 PM
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Assault On Precint 13 ( remake version) A Christmas Carol Fred Clause Gremlins Home Alone Its A Wonderful Life Santa Clause The Movie Superman The Sword In The Stone The Wizard Of Oz
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#7380
7th January 2019, 06:48 PM
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| ESSENTIAL CHRISTMAS FILMS This was tougher than I thought and, with three films based on his classic book, really shows the impact of Charles Dickens on shaping what most of the Western world think of as Christmas.
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