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#41
Good Movies / Re: Quentin Tarantino's Top 20...
Last post by claws - December 05, 2025, 07:33:31 AMHe is a huge fan of Jennifer's Body (2009). Surprised it didn't make the list.
#42
Good Movies / Re: Quentin Tarantino's Top 20...
Last post by M.10rda - December 05, 2025, 05:38:05 AMI will allow (at my own expense) that I don't object to JACKASS so much. 
The second one is better (or even magnificent) but the first one is also good.
I also like SCHOOL OF ROCK, o.g. CABIN FEVER, and LOST IN TRANSLATION, all of which could appear unsurprisingly on a best of the year list (though best of the century...
). However, let's acknowledge that these movies aren't on QT's list because they're better films than, say, MEMENTO or NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN or MULHOLLAND DRIVE or any great 21st century foreign film besides BATTLE ROYALE or [...]. They're on the list because Linklater and Roth are Tarantino's friends and he felt obligated to include them, and he has a long history of trying to get in Sophia Coppola's knickers. (Again, no slight towards Coppola - MARIE ANTOINETTE might be on my own Top 25 of the century.......)
The second one is better (or even magnificent) but the first one is also good. I also like SCHOOL OF ROCK, o.g. CABIN FEVER, and LOST IN TRANSLATION, all of which could appear unsurprisingly on a best of the year list (though best of the century...
). However, let's acknowledge that these movies aren't on QT's list because they're better films than, say, MEMENTO or NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN or MULHOLLAND DRIVE or any great 21st century foreign film besides BATTLE ROYALE or [...]. They're on the list because Linklater and Roth are Tarantino's friends and he felt obligated to include them, and he has a long history of trying to get in Sophia Coppola's knickers. (Again, no slight towards Coppola - MARIE ANTOINETTE might be on my own Top 25 of the century.......) #43
Bad Movies / Re: Collaborative List: The Ul...
Last post by claws - December 05, 2025, 04:40:39 AMQuote from: zombie no.one on December 05, 2025, 03:54:50 AM...so if I now '+' a movie, that would instantly oust LordGraal's choice above right? seems a bit disingenuous. I have a movie to add, but don't want to do that
Chances are slim that my new title will stay in the list, that's why I'm not adding new ones anymore.
For this kind of list, I think the classic version works best. Put up a list of 50 movies, add the number "10" behind each movie. Peopole than can upvote and downvote a movie one each per day. Upvote: +1 Downvote: -1
The movie that reaches 25 points will be added to a Top 25 list. The movie that is downvoted to "0" is kicked out the list.
#44
Bad Movies / Re: RECENT VIEWINGS (Bad Movie...
Last post by zombie no.one - December 05, 2025, 04:01:34 AMKILL SWITCH (2008)
"Seagal's best movie in years" says the blurb on the dvd inlay
so of course it's no better or worse than any of his films from the preceding 5 years or so (and I have them all, so I can say that), and is definitely worse than any which precede that.
this one starts with a flashback sequence to a traumatic event in Stevie boy's childhood, when he and his brother are playing in the woods, and his brother goes to retreive a frisbee or something, and is killed... by... someone?
this event flashes back a few times throughout the movie, with increasing intensity, although what it has to do with the main plot I have no idea...
Seagal talks with a truly ridiculous regional twang of his own concoction in this one, which sounds half hillbilly redneck and half LA pimp...
fights is fought and heads is cracked and it's all okay in the end.
"Seagal's best movie in years" says the blurb on the dvd inlay
so of course it's no better or worse than any of his films from the preceding 5 years or so (and I have them all, so I can say that), and is definitely worse than any which precede that.
this one starts with a flashback sequence to a traumatic event in Stevie boy's childhood, when he and his brother are playing in the woods, and his brother goes to retreive a frisbee or something, and is killed... by... someone?
this event flashes back a few times throughout the movie, with increasing intensity, although what it has to do with the main plot I have no idea...
Seagal talks with a truly ridiculous regional twang of his own concoction in this one, which sounds half hillbilly redneck and half LA pimp...
fights is fought and heads is cracked and it's all okay in the end.
#45
Bad Movies / Re: Collaborative List: The Ul...
Last post by zombie no.one - December 05, 2025, 03:54:50 AM...so if I now '+' a movie, that would instantly oust LordGraal's choice above right? seems a bit disingenuous. I have a movie to add, but don't want to do that
#46
Bad Movies / Re: Collaborative List: The Ul...
Last post by LordGraal - December 05, 2025, 03:40:33 AM+ Starcrash (1978)
#47
Press Releases and Film News / RIP Cary Hiroyuki-Tagawa
Last post by Trevor - December 05, 2025, 01:08:32 AMThe famous Japanese actor has passed away at the age of 75.
RIP Sir ❤️🌹🌹❤️
RIP Sir ❤️🌹🌹❤️
#48
Entertainment / Re: What is your YouTube of ...
Last post by lester1/2jr - December 05, 2025, 12:40:26 AMI had thought before that they kind of purposely allowed him to kill himself as a way of ending the whole thing, now I'm not at all sure about that.
#49
Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by FatFreddysCat - December 04, 2025, 09:37:55 PM"Wolfen" (1981)
A New York police detective (Albert Finney) assigned to a string of murders eventually learns that the suspects are a clan of shape shifters who can transform into wolves.
This stylish mix of police procedural and werewolf thriller makes the most of its New York locations (that early 80s South Bronx urban decay really shines through!) and it was also one of the first movies to use thermal imaging to show things from the wolf's eye view.
A New York police detective (Albert Finney) assigned to a string of murders eventually learns that the suspects are a clan of shape shifters who can transform into wolves.
This stylish mix of police procedural and werewolf thriller makes the most of its New York locations (that early 80s South Bronx urban decay really shines through!) and it was also one of the first movies to use thermal imaging to show things from the wolf's eye view.
#50
Entertainment / Re: What is your YouTube of ...
Last post by Rev. Powell - December 04, 2025, 09:10:20 PMI've seen Epstein's brother on other people's shows. There are a lot of questions around Jeffery's death.