Why can't more people realize what a good film is and go see it?

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04-25-04, 01:41 PM

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Originally posted by Dr. DVD
For the record, Man on Fire was directed by Tony Scott. Just another Scott to worry about!

Yeah, but True Romance aside, I already knew that was a Scott to avoid.

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04-25-04, 09:38 PM

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Originally posted by clemente
Why can't a week go by without someone starting a thread about the "crap" people buy tickets to?

You loved Kill Bill, more people love 13 Going on 30 this week. Live with it, not everyone shares your taste.

I was just about to post something like this.

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05-03-04, 02:34 PM

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I agree with what you're saying Rival. I loved both movies, V2 much more though. I have some friends who I guess are action buffs and loved V1, but thought V2 was terrible. Maybe if the Action in V1 and Drama/Diolauge in V2 were even with eachother in both movies, it'd be more universally likeable. Hell, maybe the 3-hour cut would've worked better in theaters. Who knows. Either way, I love the two movies, and if others don't... then I guess they're missing out.

Most definitely - but who knows, maybe the newbies to QT (from viewing Vol.1) will open up to his style - hell, it happened to me when a firend of mine made me watch Lost Highway.