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Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
A slightly different take, Amazon's Top 100 movies for 2011:
Editor's Picks: 1 to 50 51 to 100 And these are what people are actually buying: Top 100 Customer Picks: 1 to 50 51 to 100 Not really surprised by customer's top 2 picks. Since I'm not too much into watching TV Shows on TV, I'll never understand the popularity of some of these, seems like mindless drivel to me, but I'm sure alot of people can say the same thing about what I like, so there you have it. Since I could give a rats behind about Facebook, I guess I'll never comprehend the popularity of The Social Network, as far as I'm concerned how Facebook rose to fame and fortune is NOT on my list of concerns. Oh well, end of commentary. Thought you might like to see what someone else's list of Top movies consisted of. -kd5- |
Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by kd5
(Post 11040562)
Since I could give a rats behind about Facebook, I guess I'll never comprehend the popularity of The Social Network, as far as I'm concerned how Facebook rose to fame and fortune is NOT on my list of concerns.
Interesting list nonetheless. |
Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by trespoochies
(Post 11040773)
I thought the same thing until I saw it. It's just great drama. I could use your argument for so many movies, but in the end I just want a great story. Social Network is one of these. You don't have to be a fan of the website to like the movie.
Interesting list nonetheless. |
Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
I still can't believe people get so worked up over Citizen Kane. It's just a movie about a kid who lost his sled.
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Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Moving to DVD Talk
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Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
What exaclty are the credentials of Amazon editors? WTF do they know about film?
It's interesting that the customer top 50 most popular is mostly films, yet the editors are hung up on tons of TV shows. |
Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
The customer list seems to make sense for the most part. I assume it is based on sales, no? Found it a little odd the Blow Out is listed there at 40. Seems weird that a Criterion should make the list.
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Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by kd5
(Post 11040562)
Since I could give a rats behind about Facebook, I guess I'll never comprehend the popularity of The Social Network, as far as I'm concerned how Facebook rose to fame and fortune is NOT on my list of concerns.
Not that you have to like something just because it's well reviewed. But critics certainly have better taste than the average person. (As evidenced by these lists. Customers actually have Transformers 3 in the top five, so what the fuck do they know?) You don't have to use FB or any social network sites to enjoy The Social Network. Lots of people love Breaking Bad, but they're not all meth addicts and drug dealers. "A movie is not what it is about, but how it is about it." |
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I'm just not a big fan of drama. I have very few dramas in my collection and only one drama TV series (my wife got me hooked on NCIS), my tastes run more to SciFi/Fantasy/Horror with a light sprinkling of Action/Drama. I can't help that my tastes run differently than some here, but I just don't care to see The Social Network. -kd5-
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Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by jjcool
(Post 11040976)
The customer list seems to make sense for the most part. I assume it is based on sales, no? Found it a little odd the Blow Out is listed there at 40. Seems weird that a Criterion should make the list.
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Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by kd5
(Post 11041009)
I'm just not a big fan of drama. I have very few dramas in my collection and only one drama TV series (my wife got me hooked on NCIS), my tastes run more to SciFi/Fantasy/Horror with a light sprinkling of Action/Drama. I can't help that my tastes run differently than some here, but I just don't care to see The Social Network. -kd5-
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Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Why? You said that in your first post. -trespoochies-
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Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by kd5
(Post 11040562)
Since I could give a rats behind about Facebook, I guess I'll never comprehend the popularity of The Social Network, as far as I'm concerned how Facebook rose to fame and fortune is NOT on my list of concerns.
Your loss. |
Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by majorjoe23
(Post 11040820)
I still can't believe people get so worked up over Citizen Kane. It's just a movie about a kid who lost his sled.
Context, babe. Context. Did you actually see what movies looked like before Citizen Kane?? Again, it's all about context babe.. |
Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by Pizza the Hutt
(Post 11041307)
Context, babe. Context. Did you actually see what movies looked like before Citizen Kane??
Again, it's all about context babe.. |
Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by The Cow
(Post 11041331)
Yeah, you need to check the context of his post.
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Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by kd5
(Post 11041009)
I'm just not a big fan of drama.
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Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by Pizza the Hutt
(Post 11041336)
I had, honey.
mmm... honey... |
Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by kd5
(Post 11040562)
A slightly different take, Amazon's Top 100 movies for 2011:
Editor's Picks: 1 to 50 51 to 100 And these are what people are actually buying: Top 100 Customer Picks: 1 to 50 51 to 100 Not really surprised by customer's top 2 picks. Since I'm not too much into watching TV Shows on TV, I'll never understand the popularity of some of these, seems like mindless drivel to me, but I'm sure alot of people can say the same thing about what I like, so there you have it. Since I could give a rats behind about Facebook, I guess I'll never comprehend the popularity of The Social Network, as far as I'm concerned how Facebook rose to fame and fortune is NOT on my list of concerns. Oh well, end of commentary. Thought you might like to see what someone else's list of Top movies consisted of. -kd5-
Originally Posted by kd5
(Post 11040562)
I'm just not a big fan of drama. I have very few dramas in my collection and only one drama TV series (my wife got me hooked on NCIS), my tastes run more to SciFi/Fantasy/Horror with a light sprinkling of Action/Drama. I can't help that my tastes run differently than some here, but I just don't care to see The Social Network. -kd5-
I can't comprehend why someone has to put their user name at the end of every post they make. -screwy- |
Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Agree that it's about telling a good story
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Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by jjcool
(Post 11040976)
The customer list seems to make sense for the most part. I assume it is based on sales, no? Found it a little odd the Blow Out is listed there at 40. Seems weird that a Criterion should make the list.
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Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by TomOpus
(Post 11041337)
Then you should've just stated this instead of making a slam against Facebook. And this isn't the first time you've mentioned you have no interest in a "movie about Facebook."
Originally Posted by Mountain Biker
(Post 11041735)
I can't comprehend why someone has to put their user name at the end of every post they make. -screwy-
To the rest of you who felt they had to belittle what I said, GET OVER YOURSELVES. You make disparaging comments about movies here every day. If you can't handle that someone doesn't like a movie that you idolize, then you're in the wrong place. My god, the egos around here...-screwy- -kd5- |
Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by kd5
(Post 11041904)
To the rest of you who felt they had to belittle what I said, GET OVER YOURSELVES. You make disparaging comments about movies here every day. If you can't handle that someone doesn't like a movie that you idolize, then you're in the wrong place.
My god, the egos around here...-screwy- -kd5- |
Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
I thought the Social Network was a stupid idea for a movie before seeing it...and after I saw it, I thought it was not only a stupid idea, but dull too ;)
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Re: Amazon's Top 100 for 2011
Originally Posted by jjcool
(Post 11040976)
The customer list seems to make sense for the most part. I assume it is based on sales, no? Found it a little odd the Blow Out is listed there at 40. Seems weird that a Criterion should make the list.
I wonder if Amazon just made up that list. |
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