Originally Posted by Crocker Jarmen (Post 11647895)

Since we're all so addicted to schadenfreude, I would think it just becomes a wasted slam.

I like how Obi-Wan Jabroni tells me that in past games, it has been scored as a multiplier, then one post later ivelostr2 tells me the exact opposite. :lol:

I think I'll make it a wasted slam, since that would be funnier.

Originally Posted by Crocker Jarmen (Post 11647902)

Dudes! I've got ONE question left! And it's the most interesting. Try not to get this thread locked before I can finish! (Although, in the spirit of schadenfreude, that would be kinda funny if I wound up having wasted all this time :lol:)

Originally Posted by Drexl (Post 11647562)

Incidentally, TESB is not on his list of Great Movies; only ANH is on it. It's weird because in his review for TESB he calls it the best of the Star Wars movies. Maybe he would have added it at some point down the line.

I wonder if anything will get added to that list by Chaz or whoever is managing his work and brand. The Tree of Life is an obvious candidate; he liked it so much that he had it as one of the 10 best films of all time in the latest Sight and Sound poll. They'll have to use his original reviews, but there are a handful of movies from recent years they could justify adding.

Originally Posted by ivelostr2 (Post 11647901)

I know, R2 need to use his brian more often...

Originally Posted by davidh777 (Post 11647906)

In my college basketball game, I scored the first dunk as a Reverse and the second as a multiplier. We decided that that was the most literal interpretation of something not expressly stated in the rules. I also made a note to myself to clarify that in my next game. :)

See some of the discussion starting with post #701 (other discussion was in the game thread).

http://forum.dvdtalk.com/other-talk/...d-talk-29.html

Originally Posted by shannon nutt (Post 11647908)

i didn't pick schindler's list on this one for a couple of reasons:

1) it has scenes filmed in color, so i'm not sure it qualifies as a "b&w movie" (remember this is a reverse question, so there can be a wrong answer).

2) principal photography got underway in march of 1993, which means that much of the movie is actually over 20 years old (the question reads "made" not "released"). :)

Originally Posted by ivelostr2 (Post 11647907)

schadenfreude <- I just had to look this word up

Originally Posted by ivelostr2 (Post 11647912)

i didn't play basket ball sheep. therefore those rules are null and void.

Originally Posted by cruzness (Post 11647904)

In all seriousness r2 is right it is treated as turning the reverse into a sheep and then doubling the sheep with a slam dunk. -12 would be the right way to go.

Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt (Post 11647908)

I didn't pick SCHINDLER'S LIST on this one for a couple of reasons:

1) It has scenes filmed in color, so I'm not sure it qualifies as a "B&W movie" (remember this is a Reverse question, so there can be a wrong answer).

Originally Posted by cruzness (Post 11647916)

BTW It's basketball. Moran.

Originally Posted by ivelostr2 (Post 11647918)

I actually said the opposite, but like i said i was absent that game, so I didn't realize a precedent had been set.

Originally Posted by rocket1312 (Post 11647900)

If Pi, Schindler's list or Following are unique (or not picked at all), my brain might melt.

Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt (Post 11647908)

Principal photography got underway in March of 1993, which means that much of the movie is actually OVER 20 years old (the question reads "made" not "released"). :)

Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt (Post 11647908)

It has scenes filmed in color, so I'm not sure it qualifies as a "B&W movie" (remember this is a Reverse question, so there can be a wrong answer).

Originally Posted by wishbone (Post 11647940)

It's been awhile but was the ending in color?

Originally Posted by wishbone (Post 11647940)

It's been awhile but was the ending in color?

Originally Posted by wishbone (Post 11647940)

It's been awhile but was the ending in color?