As a whole, I’d say the writing and overall quality of ’90s movies is significantly higher, but they don’t quite match the blockbuster feel of the best ’80s movie (Terminator/Back to the Future)
There’s something about the overall vibe of ’80s movies that feels more immersive and significant.
The way I’d put it is: the ’90s had a higher floor, but the ’80s had a higher ceiling.
8.6/10
The acting was great, a little bit distracting with all the stars of the movie but you eventually settle in to it. The movie somehow felt long but rushed at times.
Ludwig Göransson will win any and every award for the score, truly brings the movie into another echelon.
I have this in between The Prestige (9.3/10) and Oppenheimer (8.5/10) for Nolan. This was not his magnum opus but it was very entertaining.
I sorted my watchlist based on
A: Streaming on Netflix
B: My friends rating (in light purple)
I know they are all (wildly) different movies, but which of these 7 do you recommend I watch first?
The Big Lebowski: 6.8/10
I for the life of me don't understand why The Big Lebowski is such a cult classic.
Literally nothing happens in the entire movie and then it just ends. Can someone tell me the appeal? Is it just that he's an older pothead in a time when smoking pot had more mystique to it especially amongst adults?
Would you say:
A) The Actor in the most movies you watched
B) The Actor with the highest average rating of the movies you watched (minimum 3?)
C) The Actor (lead or main supporting) from your highest rated movie?
Also, how do quantify supporting roles (Ed Norton vs Brad Pitt in Fight Club)?
I would say my favorite acting performances* *of all time are Christoph Waltz in Inglorious Basterds, Heath in The Dark Knight, and Adrien Brody in The Pianist.
7.8/10
I will stand with this being one of the most underrated movies/thrillers of all time.
Even though Godfather is in my A-tier I still think it has no business in the top movies of all time.
Great movie don't get me wrong but I don't think it holds up as well as others say.
It's almost gotten to the point where a list isn't seen as valid unless it's in there and I think that goes against movie ranking at its core
I went through my Sceen app and realized my 80's movies were few and far between.
What classics (other than Temrinator 2) would you recommend based on my list?
Best decade of film IMO. Looking for something to watch next, need some recs based on my top 10
I have been told Widows bay is the next top of the line, S-Tier, whatever you want to call it show, but after 3 episodes I'm still not fully hooked. Don't get me wrong I like the gloomy/New England vibe but that's about it so far it's pretty slow.
Are the first few episodes set ups for a big punch later on? I have Silo above it rn (like Silo, but wouldn't say that it's must see TV).
Am I missing something or is the back half of WB whats getting everyone talking?
In preparation for The Odyssey, what's your favorite CN movie of all time and why is it The Dark Knight?
I was really not sold on Fallout after the first season (gave it a 7.2).
I played the video game and felt like the show was a half baked attempt at trying to do what Last of Us was doing.
Season 2 totally changed my mind, bumped it up to an A-tier for me
If you weren't sold on it at first I'd highly recommend giving s2 a watch
First image is my watchlist filtered by HBO shows and next are my top HBO shows of all time.
Based on these, which show would you recommend next? (Also is there anything I should add to my watchlist?)
Not sure I'd consider all of these true horror, but my top 10 picks based on Sceen apps horror genre.
Per Sceen app, underrated movies most people I talk to haven't seen:
Primal fear - 8.7/10
Dark Waters - 8.4/10
Sing Street - 8.3/10
Coherence- 8.4/10
Top 20 movies ranked all time from Sceen app.
- Initially ranked movies S-Tier, A-tier, Etc.
- Battled each movie Head to Head
Result: Definitive top 20 movie ranking all time.
Anything left off my list? Anything I should add to watchlist?