Another link being added to Omega-3. About half of the really good movies I've seen recently are found on this list.
I totally agree, in particular, on the following:
There are, however, a couple of clinkers, from which I would steer you away (imho):
- almost famous (almost coherent)
- gattaca (uma does not negate hawke)
- rushmore (these talents are destined for bigger things)
In the meantime, I will look for similar, more up-to-date, resources.
You might also want to see XocXoc's Math Mistakes Website, which is heralded by the Top 95% of the Web Award.
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I actually liked Rushmore. And I am checking to see if I cna post here yet, goddammit.
I actually liked Rushmore.
-LordEgg
Welcome, eggie. But I even liked the Aquatic Life with Steve Zissou better.
But I admit strong weaknesses for cate blanchett and angelica houston.
yeah. i liked that movie too. here lately i have been watching the HD Movie Channel. The had the Lion in Winter, followed by A Man for All Seasons. Now those are two classics. There is no better dialogue in any movie than the former, and no better political/morality discussion than the latter in my opinion. I also really enjoyed the Good Shepard, of late.
The Good Shepherd only gets a 56% at Rotten Tomatoes, but I'll watch it anyway, based on your reco, and my interest in the topic.
The Lion in Winter (O'Toole / Hepburn) has a 95%!
The Lion in Winter (Stewart / Close) is not rated!
A Man for All Seasons (Scofield) is 81%! I thought it would be much higher?
A Man for All Seasons (Heston) is not rated!
I didn't know that these two had been remade. Looks like the remakes were quite forgettable.
Speaking of brit historical costumers, Longitude is awesome.
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