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Best Movie of 1999
#76
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Originally Posted by PopcornTreeCt
Fight Club is leading the poll, seriously? Haven't we had 9 years to reflect and realize the movie isn't that good?
#78
Originally Posted by vcuram
He said it wasn't that good, not that it wasn't popular.
Just for fun, here's the best according to this site that combines a bunch of critics top lists (the numbers are where the film ranks in the top 1000 of all time):
All About My Mother (Almodóvar, Pedro; Spain-France) •625
Wind Will Carry Us, The (Kiarostami, Abbas; France-Iran) •720
Eyes Wide Shut (Kubrick, Stanley; US-UK) •789
Fight Club (Fincher, David; US-Germany) •805
Topsy-Turvy (Leigh, Mike; UK-US) •898
Magnolia (Anderson, Paul Thomas; US) •902
Just for fun, here's the best according to this site that combines a bunch of critics top lists (the numbers are where the film ranks in the top 1000 of all time):
All About My Mother (Almodóvar, Pedro; Spain-France) •625
Wind Will Carry Us, The (Kiarostami, Abbas; France-Iran) •720
Eyes Wide Shut (Kubrick, Stanley; US-UK) •789
Fight Club (Fincher, David; US-Germany) •805
Topsy-Turvy (Leigh, Mike; UK-US) •898
Magnolia (Anderson, Paul Thomas; US) •902
From the titles mentioned in this thread, I guess I would choose Fight Club as the best, though I was more entertained by the South Park movie.
#79
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Originally Posted by Arpeggi
imdb rankings are bullshit, how can you possibly not know that.
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Originally Posted by NoirFan
Case in point: Shawshank Redemption is the second highest rated film of all time.
It has a 98% with Rotten Tomatoes Users, tied for the highest with Raiders Of The Lost Ark. IMDb users aren't the only ones who rank it highly.
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Fight Club...as much as I love American Beauty there is really no debate. I keep watching it and I get something new every time and the message of the film really speaks to me.
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I think people answering this poll have become biased against the Matrix because of the lesser sequels...the original was truly a revolutionary film that still has ripples today in film and television.
#88
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Originally Posted by abe55
It provides a good idea of what movies are popular with the general public. It's no ideal best movies list, but more of a popularity contest.
#89
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Originally Posted by Quake1028
1.The Iron Giant
2.The Sixth Sense
3.The Matrix
4.Office Space
5.Dogma
2.The Sixth Sense
3.The Matrix
4.Office Space
5.Dogma
1.Eight Days a Week
2.The Iron Giant
3.The Sixth Sense
4.The Matrix
5.Office Space
6.Dogma
I had it in my head that Eight Days a Week was a 97 film, because that's what IMDB lists, but it's proper release was 1999. Either way, it's one of my 10 favorite films ever.
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Originally Posted by J. Farley
"Other" for The Blair Witch Project.
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Between American Beauty & Fight Club. Never get tired of either of those flicks.
Although i firmly believe South Park: Bigger, Longer, & Uncut should be on that list.
Although i firmly believe South Park: Bigger, Longer, & Uncut should be on that list.