challenge_everything
Active Member
I'm surprised Akira didnt make more lists. I'm not a fan, but it seems like something most here would enjoy.
challenge_everything
Active Member
@no country
I'll have to check out Drowning By Numbers. Always enjoyed Greenaway's films and Nyman's scores
I'll have to check out Drowning By Numbers. Always enjoyed Greenaway's films and Nyman's scores
challenge_everything
Active Member
It would be my #1 if I included animated films at all. I don't care if others do, but it's a rule I've set for myself.
TIED FOR 10th PLACE:
i) Midnight Run directed by Martin Brest
Voted for by:
@rms (3rd place)
@challenge_everything (5th place)
ii) A Fish Called Wanda directed by Charles Crichton
Voted for by:
@challenge_everything (4th place)
@Burkhard (4th place)
iii) Willow directed by Ron Howard
Voted for by:
@dwellerINTHEdark (2nd place)
@MetalAges (6th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 14
Unlike music, it's important to let the viewer experience as much of a movie in total surprise as is possible, so I won't be providing random quotes from people who have talked about the movies listed, instead I'll provide a link to a trailer and something behind-the-scenes like interviews with actors or directors in relation to the film or 'making of' mini-docs etc.
If anybody has any suggestions in terms of what they would like to see or not see in these results posts, let me know as I'm open to suggestions.
i) Midnight Run directed by Martin Brest
Voted for by:
@rms (3rd place)
@challenge_everything (5th place)
ii) A Fish Called Wanda directed by Charles Crichton
Voted for by:
@challenge_everything (4th place)
@Burkhard (4th place)
iii) Willow directed by Ron Howard
Voted for by:
@dwellerINTHEdark (2nd place)
@MetalAges (6th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 14
Unlike music, it's important to let the viewer experience as much of a movie in total surprise as is possible, so I won't be providing random quotes from people who have talked about the movies listed, instead I'll provide a link to a trailer and something behind-the-scenes like interviews with actors or directors in relation to the film or 'making of' mini-docs etc.
If anybody has any suggestions in terms of what they would like to see or not see in these results posts, let me know as I'm open to suggestions.
Last edited:
challenge_everything
Active Member
9th) Heathers directed by Michael Lehmann
Voted for by:
@challenge_everything (3rd place)
@Anom@nder Rake (3rd place)
TOTAL POINTS: 16
Voted for by:
@challenge_everything (3rd place)
@Anom@nder Rake (3rd place)
TOTAL POINTS: 16
Last edited:
8th) I'm Gonna Git You Sucka directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans
Voted for by:
@Bloopy (1st place)
@MetalAges (2nd place)
TOTAL POINTS: 19
Voted for by:
@Bloopy (1st place)
@MetalAges (2nd place)
IMDB
Main cast:
Keenen Ivory Wayans
Bernie Casey
Antonio Fargas
Isaac Hayes
Jim Brown
Steve James
Chris Rock
Damon Wayans
Main cast:
Keenen Ivory Wayans
Bernie Casey
Antonio Fargas
Isaac Hayes
Jim Brown
Steve James
Chris Rock
Damon Wayans
TOTAL POINTS: 19
Last edited:
challenge_everything
Active Member
7th) Beetlejuice directed by Tim Burton
Voted for by:
@dwellerINTHEdark (1st place)
@MetalAges (5th place)
@rms (7th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 20
Voted for by:
@dwellerINTHEdark (1st place)
@MetalAges (5th place)
@rms (7th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 20
Last edited:
I genuinely love The Glimmer Man and Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood is one of my favourite comedies (especially of the 90's) so I can't explicitly shit on those guys, but they do get involved in a lot of shite.
I'm Gonna Git You Sucka seems to be a parody of blaxploitation cinema, which sounds really interesting since blaxploitation is already so niche.
6th) Nico: Above the Law directed by Andrew Davis
Voted for by:
@CiG (1st place)
@TechnicalBarbarity (4th place)
@RadicalThrasher (7th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 21
(Masterpiece.
)
Voted for by:
@CiG (1st place)
@TechnicalBarbarity (4th place)
@RadicalThrasher (7th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 21
(Masterpiece.
)
Last edited:
TIED FOR 5th PLACE:
i) Child's Play directed by Tom Holland
Voted for by:
@TechnicalBarbarity (2nd place)
@Bloopy (4th place)
@rms (8th place)
@Slammed (8th place)
@dwellerINTHEdark (9th place)
ii) The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! directed by David Zucker
Voted for by:
@Slammed (1st place)
@Burkhard (2nd place)
@TechnicalBarbarity (6th place)
iii) Spoorloos (The Vanishing) directed by George Sluizer
Voted for by:
@Anom@nder Rake (1st place)
@rms (2nd place)
@Bloopy (6th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 24
i) Child's Play directed by Tom Holland
Voted for by:
@TechnicalBarbarity (2nd place)
@Bloopy (4th place)
@rms (8th place)
@Slammed (8th place)
@dwellerINTHEdark (9th place)
ii) The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! directed by David Zucker
Voted for by:
@Slammed (1st place)
@Burkhard (2nd place)
@TechnicalBarbarity (6th place)
iii) Spoorloos (The Vanishing) directed by George Sluizer
Voted for by:
@Anom@nder Rake (1st place)
@rms (2nd place)
@Bloopy (6th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 24
Last edited:
Bloopy
Active Member
Chances are I'm Gonna Git You Sucka has all their best jokes. It's basically an action movie parody, with absurd slapstick along the lines of The Naked Gun - but more unique and with better music.
Spoorloos is another film I need to see going by the high ratings it got, and Child's Play is a classic blindspot of mine. I think it scared the shit out of me as a kid and I've subconsciously put off buying it ever since then lmfao.
Similar threads
