*remembers*

I just went with five for my list because I've not seen that many movies that are considered classics and decided to spare you guys of some of my more reddit-tier picks. These movies I would consider leagues above almost every other movie I've ever seen and even most movies I'd see on other peoples' top x lists. Maybe I'll come back and add some more later.

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5. The Departed



This is probably my favorite Scorsese film, although I admittedly haven't seen much of his earlier work. It's been a while since I've seen it last. The cast is great and has some of my favorite actors. These are some of the best roles that DiCaprio and Damon have had.

4. The Presitge



I often find myself wondering whether The Dark Knight or The Prestige is Chris Nolan's best work. I tend to favor TDK because I'm a big fan of comic book movies and Batman is my favorite but The Prestige has to have some of the smartest writing of any movie I've ever seen. Usually when someone mentions The Prestige, it's followed by calling it "overlooked". I don't think I'd agree with this. I'm always seeing the movie praised online, although it is kind of sad to see Interstellar rated higher on imdb.

3. No Country For Old Men



Even though it won Best Picture back in '07, it sometimes seems like everyone subsequently forgot about it. I was fairly young when I first saw NCFOM, but was still blown away, despite its slower pacing. It has one of the scariest/most compelling villains of all time and it's no wonder why Javier Bardem keeps getting cast as the villain when trying to revitalize a franchise. It's the Coen Bros. best work without question.

2. Schindler's List



It's been several years since I've seen this one and I've only seen it once but as I recall it's one of the movies that's had the biggest impact on me. It really doesn't need to be viewed that many times because the story really sticks with you in a way that other movies don't. It's probably Spielberg's best film, which is a pretty huge claim, with Saving Private Ryan as a close second.

1. The Godfather



As Verb already stated: no explanation needed, but I'm going to give one anyway. It honestly amazes me how many great characters, plotlines, and themes Coppola fit into 2.95 hours. The Godfather Pt II is a decent extension but doesn't keep up the momentum or intrigue. It genuinely perplexes me how people consider it superior. Pt I has a fantastic arc for Michael whereas Pt II really doesn't, a much better story, and a role for basically everyone in it's large cast. Every time I watch it, I'm left with the feeling that I've just watched the best movie I've ever seen.

Quote from: Maverick on May 15, 2017, 11:00:32 AM

Alright, here's the unedited picture:

Spoiler

That shit is likely Photoshopped or html edited in someway, which is not hard to do.

Here's what the real Foman said when I messaged him the other day about fake Foman here.

Spoiler

Foman just called Sep7agon tiny. You fucks are tiny. Deal with it.

He's trolling you dude. Don't fall for it.

There are lots of things I find morally repugnant that are accepted in society.

Genuinely curious what some examples of this would be?

Alright, here's the unedited picture:

Quote from: Maverick on May 14, 2017, 09:27:04 PM

dude what the fuck I told you that in secret

that's why I blacked your name out

What a time to be alive

I know who it is and I have actual proof.

>>>/r/eddit

I've only seen a couple videos from this channel but is the basic point supposed to be that these tropes in video games internalizes sexist ideals in young people?

please help

I assumed it was the YouTube channels doing but yeah I hate it. Completely kills any engaging aspects of the beginning of the trailer.

I have one in my room. It used to be my dad's. Not sure about the condition though.

Does this mean the Deci Cycle Countdown was sort-of accurate?

Yes

I'm with Class, I saw it as soon as I looked at it and it's all I can see.