I don't care what you call it, it's fantastic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shannon
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I don't care what you call it, it's fantastic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shannon
Sorry but I just love these:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8PXRnN0KPU
Keep 'em comin'! I'm adding them to my "watch later".
I can't believe it's already December. These mashups have reminded me that I have to start putting my movie lists for this year together. I started doing that tonight. One issue I've been battling with pretty much since I saw the film was what we are going to do with Split. Is is considered a 2016 movie or 2017? I'm on the fence on this one. I'd love to know an official designation on this one too.
I have it on my 2016 list: http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/...=1#post1083267Quote:
Originally Posted by Still Servant
The way I look at it is you're creating a list for the movies released during a particular year, not when you saw them. I saw Split in early 2017 as did most people, but according to IMDB and Wikipedia, it came out in 2016. It's like if you would be making a list for any other year, say 1930, you have to go by exact release dates, not when you first saw it. That's my thinking...
That's my philosophy too. But there are a few factors where I make an exception. One of those is if the film is being considered for that year's Oscars, which would technically be 2018 in this case. Then I'm more inclined to include it with my current year's list. In this case, 2017.Quote:
Originally Posted by maeI have it on my 2016 list: http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/...=1#post1083267Quote:
Originally Posted by Still Servant
The way I look at it is you're creating a list for the movies released during a particular year, not when you saw them. I saw Split in early 2017 as did most people, but according to IMDB and Wikipedia, it came out in 2016. It's like if you would be making a list for any other year, say 1930, you have to go by exact release dates, not when you first saw it. That's my thinking...
It is tricky because a film like The Lost City of Z is being considered for 2017 because it was widely released in April. On IMDB, it's listed as 2016. For this year when I compile my lists, I will be including it. However, as time passes, the lines get blurred and when I put together my larger list for every year, it will probably fall back into 2016.
It's enough to make me crazy!
Got my tickets to see The Shape of Water this Friday. So fucking stoked.
And you already have your avatar changed? What if you hate it?! :o
Not gonna lie, I was thinking the same thing to myself as I switched my avatar today. But it's a GDT film, what are the odds that I don't at least like it?
That's what I keep telling myself anyway :lol:
Good for you! That's going all in right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ricky
I hope it's good! I want it to be good. If I hear any decent reviews I think I'm going to have myself a fantastic lady day and go see it on a weekday while my husband is at work.Quote:
Originally Posted by fernandito
Well it's currently sitting at 95% on RT with an 8.4/10 avg..Quote:
Originally Posted by AndiI hope it's good! I want it to be good. If I hear any decent reviews I think I'm going to have myself a fantastic lady day and go see it on a weekday while my husband is at work.Quote:
Originally Posted by fernandito
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the..._of_water_2017
I accidently saw the trailer for it today. I've been really good about staying away from it. I really wish I had closed my eyes. The trailer gives away way too much.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndiI hope it's good! I want it to be good. If I hear any decent reviews I think I'm going to have myself a fantastic lady day and go see it on a weekday while my husband is at work.Quote:
Originally Posted by fernandito
Also, why do you need a lady day to see it? You don't think your husband will like it?
Man... Did anyone bother with Snowman? I wish I had not:(
I wanted to. I like Fassbender and Ferguson and I've enjoyed Alfredson's other films, but I heard the film was a trainwreck. I'll catch it for free at some point.Quote:
Originally Posted by webstar1000
same^
Interesting picks (and good write-ups, Mike). I've only seen three on your list (Life, A Cure for Wellness, and mother!) and though I don't personally consider them underrated from a storytelling perspective, I can definitely see the aspects in each (especially sound design and visuals) that would lead to that conclusion. Netflix just send me Wind River, which I'm looking forward to.
Thanks, Ricky! I think you will like Wind River.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ricky
My Top 5 Least Favorite Films of 2017
My Most Anticipated Films of 2018.
https://letterboxd.com/moviemike80/l...f-2018/detail/
With the Oscar season upon us, I found this rather appropriate and hilarious:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBL9Kz26Dvs