Nah...the nbr of films has little to do with the conversation. The same discussions will happen next month when Star Wars drops.
Oh yeah, I keep forgetting about TLJ.
OT vs. PT vs. Disney Wars flames a-comin'.
Nah...the nbr of films has little to do with the conversation. The same discussions will happen next month when Star Wars drops.
Okay imdb was just a joke since it is user based
But rotten tomatoes counts as science since it is review based
I wonder what site you could truly trust for a 100 best movie list.
Is there such a site? I wonder if it even exists.
It is an odd thing to discuss a $96 million opening weekend as a calamity, but when the combined might of DC Comics’ biggest Super Friends opens smaller than a stand-alone Wonder Woman movie (at around half the budget), that’s bad. When the Super Friends movie sells not that many more tickets on opening weekend as the first (and 2D) Twilight on its debut weekend ($69m back in 2008), that’s bad. When recent history suggests that Justice League, even with the Thanksgiving holiday and the Christmas break, will be thrilled to earn a 2.26x (Man of Steel) to 2.35x (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part I) weekend-to-final multiplier, with a possibility of a 2x multiplier (Batman v Superman, the Twilight Saga sequels), an under-$100m debut is an outright disaster...
Occam’s Razor suggests that folks didn’t like Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice so they stayed away from the sequel. Like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, a retooled, lighter, more kid-friendly “this is what the last film should have been” sequel was comparatively rejected because audiences sampled the last one out of curiosity and didn’t like it. If you consider Justice League to be the third chapter in Zack Snyder’s DC Films trilogy following Man of Steel and Dawn of Justice, then Justice League played like the third Divergent movie. Fans and general audiences decided not to be fooled for the third time.
Man, that IMDB site is embarrassing.
For years "best of" sites always had Gone with the Wind as #1 -- a movie I still cannot sit thru -- then Citizen Kane came into vogue, then Godfather topped many sites as the generation changed. There's still some rotation there.
I wonder what the Millennials will rank as their "Best Movie" in the history of cinema? Goodfellas has been creeping up. Maybe Shawshank, which I think is overrated. I hope not Titanic.
it's Number 2 on their top 100 thrillers..
AFI is too snooty to admit its number 1 in every category
Actually when I saw this list way back when I was shocked it made it to 48.
The answer is already there,
The dark knight
Whats the number one thriller?
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