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The Man Who Would Be King (1975)- I thought this was a capital-G Great movie when I was 18, but revisiting it a decade later, I now think it’s just a good movie with a great cast.

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I loved interstellar but it was a bit long and I couldn’t understand half of what Matthew McConaughey said. I don’t know if it was the sound mixing or what.

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TV’s Frink said:

8/10 sounds about right.

That’s all I meant by “favorite Nolan film” in the first place, because Nolan isn’t my favorite.

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suspiciouscoffee said:

darthrush said:

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Adam West is the True Batman.

That batman series is far more entertaining than Burton’s batman.

And Nolan’s, and everyone else’s. That’s the point.

I simply don’t get the love for the Burton series over the other adaptations. It’s campy but not campy enough to be enjoyed like the Adam West series. It’s somewhat serious but not serious enough to be taken seriously like Nolan’s batman.

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It’s fine. I tend to dislike Tim Burton, but that’s one of the handful that I don’t mind. I’m pretty sure I was born too late to really love it, though. Batman movie preferences are at least as generational as James Bond, if not moreso.

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Mrebo said:

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Collipso said:

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them - cool movie, had the potential to be the best Harry Potter franchise movie, but failed because of a confusing plot. I really liked the characters and the part of the story where they’re looking for the lost creatures in New York, and really liked the chemistry between the characters. Unfortunately I didn’t like the Obscurus part of the plot, and honestly it felt like it belonged in a completely different movie, given the huge tone discrepancy between it and the other subplots.

Edit: I liked how it portrayed the US as super conservative 😉

That, and the whole movie looked like a cartoon.

I agree with you both and I was most put off by the generic action movie ending.

You can definitely tell that Rowling is a first-time screenwriter.

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Is there a thread for Batman: The Animated Series? (I was wondering if that’ll ever be released on Blu-Ray…)

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I’m worried they’ll go overboard in fixing it up. All that dust lends it character!

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Some episodes are crawling with dust though. One wonders if the animation house left a window open on a blustery day. The producers must have pulled their hair out when the footage came back from Japan.

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Rewatched Doctor Zhivago - absolutely loved it. The visuals and the cinematography of the movie are honestly superb.

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David Lean, the king of epics.

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