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View Poll Results: Which films do you believe is the best movie of all time? (please pick three)
The Godfather (1972) 5 18.52%
The Shawshank Redemption (1994) 4 14.81%
The Godfather, part II (1974) 0 0%
Schindler's List (1993) 2 7.41%
Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring (2001) 4 14.81%
Casablanca (1942) 3 11.11%
Citizen Kane (1941) 1 3.70%
Star Wars (1977) 5 18.52%
Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers (2002) 2 7.41%
Dr. Strangelove (1964) 1 3.70%
Other 11 40.74%
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Old July 7th, 2003, 02:22 PM   #46
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Isn't that what any list is, though? Everybody has an opinion on films and everybody enjoys them for their own reasons. If we all put our own top 10 lists up here I highly doubt anybody's would be the same but that wouldn't make any one right or wrong.
And when did I say any of your choices was WRONG? I never did! I gave alternatives according to my OPINION, just like you did originally.
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Old July 7th, 2003, 02:29 PM   #47
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All these types of lists are totally subjective - you can't get around that fact.

It just appears that everyone wants a right to an opinion until their opinion comes under fire and then it turns into Romper Room.

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Old July 7th, 2003, 02:29 PM   #48
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If you saw me right now, you'd see me laughing maniacally and rubbing my hands together...

To me, it IS a fact, just like to you, LOTR as top 10 IS a fact also. What's wrong with that? Why is it, you can dispute my opinion, but yet I can't do the same to you? Was any of my posts name-calling? Did I single you out and call you names? Did I say your choices are STUPID? NO! I'm sorry I'm getting all up in arms, but this is a waste of time. For me and for you.



So what?? Both are opinions. Why do you think it's a fact? I don't understand where you are coming from. I don't understand why you are so concerned with taking everything I write and dissecting it as if it is a personal attack? I've known you for a long time, Mike, and right now, I'm feeling pretty crappy because of what you wrote.
That's the difference...when I say LOTR is a Top 10, I DON'T think it's a fact, I just think it's my opinion. Especially because I know there are some pretty good movies out there, all deserving Top 10 status.

This is where I'm coming from: When you say your opinions, it comes across a lot better to others if you act like it's an opinion, not a fact.

I say LOTR is in the Top 10, and you say "I could probably come up with 50 better movies than LOTR".

That is your opinion for sure, but it comes across like you're stating fact and my opinion is just plain wrong. Instead, you could say "Personally, I think I my top 50 list probably wouldn't include LOTR."

See the difference?

That's my point...now don't get so upset and feel crappy about it...just understand that I'm trying to point out why I get upset at your posts from time to time. I've known you for a long time, and I think of you as a friend...

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Old July 7th, 2003, 02:29 PM   #49
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I think what would really gross you out, is what I don't wear with a kilt.
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As a "younger" guy, my list would be completely different.
You really liked "The Powerpuff Girls" and "Power Rangers Zeo" movies didn't you?

Why didn't they ever make a "VR Troopers" movie?

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Old July 8th, 2003, 09:52 AM   #52
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You really liked "The Powerpuff Girls" and "Power Rangers Zeo" movies didn't you?

Why didn't they ever make a "VR Troopers" movie?

I'm not THAT young.

I'm young enough to call you an old fart, but old enough to have seen most of the movies discussed on this thread.

My opinion, is that lists like the aforementioned one, are absolute garbage. I could care less what cinema geeks think of my favorite movies.

Movies are made solely for entertainment. They never have the depth of a good book. Just my opinion on the subject.
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My wife's best movie vote goes to "Gone with the Wind".

Mine goes to "Breaker Morant".

"Gandhi" is in my top ten.

Casablanca and Citizen Kane were total garbage.

Platoon is in my top ten.

I love chick flicks and hate black comedies.

E. T. was great.

Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind is in my top 20. So is Dances with Wolves. Same with Saving Private Ryan.

The African Queen is the only Bogart movie I really like.

Movies from my youth that stayed with me are Old Yeller, Spartacus, and Lady and the Tramp.
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Casablanca and Citizen Kane were total garbage.

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Yep! I totaly agree, and I think that some people just like these movies because other people say they are the greatest movies ever....its like we're suppose to, its a law.

These movies are boring, anticlimactic
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Yep! I totaly agree, and I think that some people just like these movies because other people say they are the greatest movies ever....its like we're suppose to, its a law.
I find that a little insulting. I bet you've never even seen them, huh?

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