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Chappie doesn't like the real world
I don't remember where I had it on my list, but it's on there. Great adaption of a great novel from one of my favorite authors. Ellroy's novels are noted for rapid style delivery and the most corrupt and amoral characters that you will ever root for and even come to care about. The movie catches the tone of the novel perfectly and couldn't have been cast better. I love it. It's not only one of my favorite 90s movies, it's one of my favorites period.

Mark, I thought you liked L.A. Confidential?



I haven't seen it. I'm a little curious about seeing it now, but frankly, the fixation I had on Kevin Spacey a decade ago has really diluted and now I kinda cringe at the thought of watching him. Even American Beauty got on my nerves the last time I saw it. But I did watch K-PAX and that was okay.



Bright light. Bright light. Uh oh.
Mark, I thought you liked L.A. Confidential?
I was ironically referencing my post, not donnie's. I had it at #5.
For the most part I haven't been crying, but I think it's perfectly all right for people to express disappointment when their choices aren't recognized. It's at least as normally human as high-fiving your compatriots about how well your movie has done. Of course it's possible to take both emotions too far, as well as making peanut gallery comments or maybe even what you imagine are thoughtful comments.
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LA Confidential is a pretty good movie. Not close to making my list or anything, but vastly better than most of the garbage in the 'neo-noir' genre, which would be a contender for 'worst film genre of recent decades' if it wasn't for the existence of torture porn. Interesting premise, strong atmosphere, some good performances (I liked Kim Basinger best); worthwhile anyway.



Sorry if I'm rude but I'm right
Pretty cool film, but not on my list. I rate it
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Well then, our final 7:

7. Reservoir Dogs
6. Se7en
5. Fight Club
4. The Big Lebowski
3. Shawshank Redemption
2. Goodfellas
1. Pulp Fiction

Two I haven't seen, two I don't particularly like, and 3 great films.



Well then, our final 7:

7. Reservoir Dogs
6. Se7en
5. Fight Club
4. The Big Lebowski
3. Shawshank Redemption
2. Goodfellas
1. Pulp Fiction

Two I haven't seen, two I don't particularly like, and 3 great films.
Two great ones, one that I liked enough to put on my list, one that I think is okay, one that I don't like, one that I've seen half of, and one that I haven't seen at all.
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Well then, our final 7:

7. Reservoir Dogs
6. Se7en
5. Fight Club
4. The Big Lebowski
3. Shawshank Redemption
2. Goodfellas
1. Pulp Fiction
Five of those were on my list. Of the other two, I haven't seen one and the other I have seen, own on DVD, like it well enough, but find it highly overrated.



Well then, our final 7:

7. Reservoir Dogs GREAT
6. Se7en GREAT
5. Fight Club GREAT
4. The Big Lebowski GOOD
3. Shawshank Redemption GOOD
2. Goodfellas PERFECT
1. Pulp Fiction PERFECT

Two I haven't seen, two I don't particularly like, and 3 great films.
Perfect > Great > Good

That's what I think of the top 7. I just realized Titanic is not going to make the list.
I know it's mentioned already, but it's only coming through to me now.
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I liked L.A. Confidential well enough, but it's been a while since I saw it. Of the last 7, for me three are great, two are very good, one is so-so and the other I remember liking ok but haven't seen it in a long time.