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Never seen that one, so I've really no idea. I forget Sean, what does your top 5 of Marvel look like?

1A-Avengers
1B-Iron Man
3-Guardians (new addition obviously)
4-Cap-First Avenger
5-Thor

I am a huge Batman fan. The first two are the only ones I would put anywhere near Nolan's entire trilogy or '89 Batman. If Spider-Man counts, Raimi's first would rank ahead 3,4, and 5.

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There's your answer.

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Well, I was going to go with Sweet Smell of Success, but the only one I can find has Italian people talking over the film

So, naturally, I've decided on one that wasn't on the list at all, Yojimbo.

Plus rep for picking something not on the list. Sadly, it was Yojimbo, but I think you'll like it.

My entire mouth is bright blue.

Is Tim a smurf?

Something something shaved ice.

I've already gotten the smurf joke.

Ha, no, but he is not liking the smurf jokes what-so-ever. He told me next time I had to pick a different color.

You always use that joke when someone's mouth is blue. You just do.

Well, it's Friday night after all....

Yeah, you do. I made it myself actually. I forgot how much shaved ice dyes your mouth. I haven't had one since I was a kid.

The Wicker Man remake pisses me off because when you bring up the original without specifying it's the original, everyone always thinks you're talking about the remake and only talk about how bad it is. There is only one true Wicker Man.

The Wicker Man always reminds me of the Burning Man...

I want to go.

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As do I! I have always wanted to go since I found out about it years ago.

Thats because the original is a hidden gem. Not many know about it. They only remember the one with US release a few years back.. which was trash!! I wonder what Robin Hardy thought of it!!! Soooo disappointed!

You can't really be disappointed in it. It was a hollywood remake of a classic British horror film and Nic Cage was cast. How could it work?

I feel like I'm the only person to be so amazed that Ingmar Bergman and Ingrid Bergman have such similar names. I've never heard anyone other than myself even recognize it.

Aren't they father and daughter?