Ya know those movies that you love, but yet they did not make your "A" list? It kinda makes me mad when a movie is a B+. I would almost rather see a "C" movie (Almost). What movies do you love yet they lack that one or two things that makes them fall short of a perfect A?
Here are a couple of mine:
The Island
In my opinion this was a great Summer movie. it had action and suspense and many other things on the check list of "A" movies. It did however lack a strong leading role. Not that Ewan McGregor did not do a good job, he did, just not great. I think if someone else were cast here it would have made it an A movie for me.
The Money Pit
This movie came so close to being an A movie for me, I truly love it and have seen it many times. I just cant put it up there into the A class though it come so very close. The reason why: Shelley Long. Well not really her as much as the lines she was given. Most of it was perfect, but it lacked a little something. Very hard to explain, but if she would have had a bit more solid script I would have given it an A.
So what are you guys B+ movies and why did they not get an A?
Here are a couple of mine:
The Island
In my opinion this was a great Summer movie. it had action and suspense and many other things on the check list of "A" movies. It did however lack a strong leading role. Not that Ewan McGregor did not do a good job, he did, just not great. I think if someone else were cast here it would have made it an A movie for me.
The Money Pit
This movie came so close to being an A movie for me, I truly love it and have seen it many times. I just cant put it up there into the A class though it come so very close. The reason why: Shelley Long. Well not really her as much as the lines she was given. Most of it was perfect, but it lacked a little something. Very hard to explain, but if she would have had a bit more solid script I would have given it an A.
So what are you guys B+ movies and why did they not get an A?
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