NoirFan

Did it ever occur to you that *gasp!* there might actually be individuals out there that have zero interest in modern mainstream films, and would thus have forgotten about a film like Titanic completely, or at least have forgotten the specific year in which it was released? That certainly sounds more plausible than someone omitting a particular film on purpose, than "sneakily" apologizing for forgetting it afterwards. Sheesh. Anyway, my earlier remark had nothing to do with bias, I was simply expressing surprise that the poster seemed to equate commercial success with artistic expression, as if the fact the film made x dollars somehow validated it as a piece of art.

Kory

Definitely "Aquaman." Vincent Chase was brilliant.

DieselsDen

I think TRUE LIES is his best movie.

As enjoyable as ALIENS is, I've always thought of it as an intelligent "FRIDAY THE 13TH IN SPACE."

TITANIC bored me silly. ABYSS was okay.

Trevor

I've been waiting for that one!