ray_afraid

Oh wow. Good find, Paja!
This thread needs more pieces of that quality.

OutboundFlight said:

I will only be ranking theatrical releases (anything else was never meant to be on par with the rest of the films

wat? ESB:R is at least on par with any official release.

5. Return of the Jedi- …Luke’s turn to the dark side is my favorite moment in the entire saga.

That doesn’t happen though… ?

moviefreakedmind said:

SilverWook said:

Where are Jake and Elwood when we really need them?

Ha, Illinois Nazis!

I HATE Illinois Nazis!

His mustache isn’t flesh colored though.
Maybe it’s weird lighting in that scene? I’d have to see a pic.

The stupid “struttin’ down the sidewalk” scene from Spider-Man 3 with realistic audio.
I’m laughin’.

DuracellEnergizer said:

ray_afraid said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

★★★★★★★☆☆☆

I’m really surprised by this. I thought it stank.

I was impressed by the animation. Everything else was meh.

I’m surprised by that, too. But not because I disagree, just that you’ve been vocal about hating modern animation styles. I also prefer old school animation to 3D, but I also thought this was pretty cool. I also liked the post credits scene, only because it hints at one of my favorite monsters showing up later…

I really wish Bingowings could be here regularly again. I miss that guy.

Puggo - Jar Jar’s Yoda said:

Because I like the pizza better when it’s hot right out of the oven. That is harder to get unless I eat it at the restaurant. Typical travel time of a half hour before I get a cooked pizza home and served, it’s already cooled off and partially congealed. With Papa Murphy’s it’s like I’m eating it at the restaurant when it’s still fresh out of the oven. I can also cook it to exactly the done-ness I prefer.

All of this and it tastes better than other chain pizza places pizzas.

TV’s Frink said:

Handman said:

I watched both when they were in theaters. I enjoyed both, but expected Boyhood to swamp all the awards, so rooted for Birdman because I felt it was the underdog and more entertaining. Boyhood was an experience, but one I wouldn’t really want to revisit.

Dek Rollins said:

Handman said:

moviefreakedmind said:

Everything is a product of its time.

But some more than others. I once again point to how Superman, although made 10 years earlier, ends up being much more timeless.

I mean, you may not be wrong, but you can’t tell me that Superman doesn’t ooze the seventies at some moments as well.

Fair enough. I guess what I’m trying to say is Batman feels like a movie of its time rather than a Batman movie, while Superman feels more faithful to the character. Superman is the first thing I’d point to if someone wanted me to explain the character, while Batman isn’t. It’s still a solid movie and I really enjoy it to this day.

Well as I’ve said multiple times already, it’s a Burton movie. And by extension it’s not a Batman movie.

Batman isn’t a Batman movie? I don’t quite follow what you’re saying here.

Dek Rollins said:

I haven’t seen it and I have no interest in it beyond mild curiousity.

But IT TOOK 12 YEARS TO MAAAAAAKE!! How can you just sit there not watching it!?

dahmage said:

ray_afraid said:

dahmage said:

What terrible pizza places are giving you guys burnt pizza?

I said they don’t cook it long enough, not too long.

ok, but the post right before mine (Dek) said it is half burnt.

I’m pretty sure Dek is just one guy. Could be wrong…
Do you think he’s a… Aahh!

dahmage said:

What terrible pizza places are giving you guys burnt pizza?

I said they don’t cook it long enough, not too long.

But it ends up being a much better pizza than the major chains and I like that I can cook it a bit longer (I feel most chains under cook the pizza).
It’s not a great pizza compared to going to a real pizza place (not a chain), but it’s great for what it is. Cheap, quick and tasty.

TV’s Frink said:

https://slice.seriouseats.com/2012/10/a-pizza-my-mind-i-hate-papa-murphys-take-n-bake.html

I mean, the whole concept’s pretty flawed. Home ovens just aren’t made to produce great pizza (sure, there are many ways to get great pizza from your home oven, many discussed on this site, but none of them read “Preheat oven to 425°, toss the 1.5”+ thick pizza in the oven, cook until somewhere between raw-middled and hard and lifeless.") I think “freshness” was part of their selling point (Look, there are raw vegetables on my uncooked pizza! It must be healthy!) but the quality of the toppings were never apparently higher than any other major chain. I’d rather eat Pizza Hut or Round Table—or, frankly, plenty of the better frozen pizzas—for dinner any day.

Hahaha no.
The proof is when I pull my pizza out of the oven. It’s cooked thoroughly, not raw, not burned, MUCH cheaper than the other chains and much better taste.

I like that Allen isn’t at all concerned by the new phony-looking T-Rex, but instead is focusing on something else entirely.

DuracellEnergizer said:

★★★★★★★☆☆☆

I’m really surprised by this. I thought it stank.

I recently found that I have a strong love for Pizza Hut- thin crust, bbq sauce, ham, cooked well done.

suspiciouscoffee said:

I am gay, and I am, slowly, sorta, almost close to coming to terms with myself. I don’t know what this means for me, or my future, or anything, but that’s the way it is.

Reading this made me very happy. Good for you, buddy.

Got an unexpected phone call today and it came with a fantastic job offer at a fantastic barber shop!

Dek Rollins said:

TV’s Frink said:

chyron8472 said:

1. Papa Murphy’s

Stop it.

Papa Murphy’s is fantastic.

Yep!

moviefreakedmind said:

ray_afraid said:

moviefreakedmind said:

The Holiday Special, with the exception of a total of maybe 40 seconds, isn’t funny or interesting.

Not on purpose, no. But I enjoy boggling over what they were going for and how it turned out to be what it is.
That’s far more than I get outta watching the PT.
(Note, I only watched the HS once, over 10 years ago and will likely never do it again.)
(JEDIT- same goes for the PT.)

It can be boggled over without being watched. I’m very opposed to anyone watching the HS ever. And the PT. And the Clone Wars movie. And the Clone Wars cartoon, for that matter. And the Ewok films. And the ST, now that you mention it. And the standalone films. How about this: if it isn’t the original version of one of the original three live-action Star Wars films, don’t watch it. That’s my platform on the Star Wars franchise.

Well, I liked R1 and I LOVE ESB:R, so I’m out.

moviefreakedmind said:

The Holiday Special, with the exception of a total of maybe 40 seconds, isn’t funny or interesting.

Not on purpose, no. But I enjoy boggling over what they were going for and how it turned out to be what it is.
That’s far more than I get outta watching the PT.
(Note, I only watched the HS once, over 10 years ago and will likely never do it again.)
(JEDIT- same goes for the PT.)

oojason said:

This is so good!!

Get Out (2017)
Loved it.

MalàStrana said:

let’s be serious: ranking them higher than the entire PT is pure trolling guys.

I’d much rather watch something dumb that makes me laugh and wonder at it than something dumb that just makes me sigh and roll my eyes at it.