Re: Top 10 of the Decade: The 2010s
Posted: Mon November 24, 2014 11:22 pm
I like Lasseter and think he has done a really good job cleaning up Disney Animation. But his insistence on making Cars (and now Planes) crap is infuriating.
True. It works though. And as his first film I've fallen for itzeb wrote:Merchandise movie.LetMeSleep wrote:I just saw Planes: Fire and Rescue.bada wrote:I've been raising kids I haven't seen shit this decade.
I really don't see myself as some kind of snob, and I definitely don't mean to give that impression here. I try to take every movie on its own terms, without bringing too much of my own shit into it. I like something if it's compelling. And when you watch a lot of movies, seeing the same stories and tones and sounds and characters over and over again stops being compelling. It's hard to be original. When something works, it works. Snowpiercer worked.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Oh, I loved it. But post-apocalypse movies aren't what I think you would like after reading some of your lists.The Argonaut wrote:You didn't like it? I thought it was badass, and it made me realize that Chris Evans is the man. (Captain America 2 helped, also.)E.H. Ruddock wrote:Surprised you liked Snowpiercer.The Argonaut wrote:Perhaps because we're not even halfway through and because I've barely seen any foreign language films, but this is my least favorite list so far.
Inside Llewyn Davis
Killing Them Softly
The Master
Toy Story 3
Blue Valentine
Melancholia
Snowpiercer
Gravity
Prince Avalanche
Boyhood
The Master and Melancholia? I would guess.LoathedVermin72 wrote:I only like two movies on that list.
Close. The Master and Blue Valentine.The Argonaut wrote:The Master and Melancholia? I would guess.LoathedVermin72 wrote:I only like two movies on that list.
I have not seen Puncture.
Definitely one of my favorites.Argo wrote: And I love post-apocalyptic stuff! In general, it's one of my favorite genres!
LetMeSleep wrote:I just saw Planes: Fire and Rescue.bada wrote:I've been raising kids I haven't seen shit this decade.
Those are actually pretty funnybada wrote:LetMeSleep wrote:I just saw Planes: Fire and Rescue.bada wrote:I've been raising kids I haven't seen shit this decade.
We'll be making our way through the Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Trilogy this weekend. I assume those were on LV's short list.
Cool!E.H. Ruddock wrote:Those are actually pretty funnybada wrote:LetMeSleep wrote:I just saw Planes: Fire and Rescue.bada wrote:I've been raising kids I haven't seen shit this decade.
We'll be making our way through the Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Trilogy this weekend. I assume those were on LV's short list.
OK, I'm officially done taking movie recs from LV. Sorry. This was a very pedestrian flick. And Evans's best performance? There wasn't a lot there.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Close. The Master and Blue Valentine.The Argonaut wrote:The Master and Melancholia? I would guess.LoathedVermin72 wrote:I only like two movies on that list.
I have not seen Puncture.
You should check it out. Great little movie. And it contains Evans's best performance to date.
man, i wish i could love Killing Them SoftlyThe Argonaut wrote:Perhaps because we're not even halfway through and because I've barely seen any foreign language films, but this is my least favorite list so far.
Inside Llewyn Davis
Killing Them Softly
The Master
Toy Story 3
Blue Valentine
Melancholia
Snowpiercer
Gravity
Prince Avalanche
Boyhood
do it!BurtReynolds wrote:never saw Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. i should check that one out.
You and I, on the other hand, are much closer to being the on the same wavelength. Not quite, but much closer.Malloy wrote:The Master
Only God Forgives
Nightcrawler
The Ghost Writer
Meek's Cutoff
Drive
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
A Field in England
The Turin Horse
Holy Motors
Film Socialisme
which, given our political sensibilities, is sort of amusing. i'm glad to have you, dev, asher, nate, etc. to keep the conversation lively and interesting, whether or not we all agreeLoathedVermin72 wrote:You and I, on the other hand, are much closer to being the on the same wavelength. Not quite, but much closer.Malloy wrote:The Master
Only God Forgives
Nightcrawler
The Ghost Writer
Meek's Cutoff
Drive
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
A Field in England
The Turin Horse
Holy Motors
Film Socialisme