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Hi, I just found this forum, and it looks perfect to choose what movies to watch next. I saw many of you wrote thousands of posts, and have different tastes. So the idea is simple: to make a little anthology of "good" or "interesting" movies organized by themes.
That's why I want to launch some threads, one for each film genre, and ask everybody to add their titles. In order to diversify the answers, there are few rules:
1 - Each member can submit 4 titles only, so that a particular taste is not overrepresented.
2 - No repetitions: if somebody else already choose your favorite movie, you mention a different one. The idea is not show everybody your exquisite taste, but to prepare an interesting and diverse list.
3 - The fourth movie must be a non-USA production, otherwise you stick to three titles.
4 - If you write something else than titles, like commentaries or answers to other posts, make sure the titles are graphically different (italics, bold, capital letters) in the text.
5 - Is up to each member who post to decide how strictly to apply definitions. I.e.: is Star wars a science fiction movie? or is an adventure film? or a western set on space? Is it from 1977? or you have to consider the whole franchising? Is the "production country" the nationality of the producers, the filming location, the director's origin or what else?!?
For a start, I thought of something simple: classic SF, from before 1980. So: let's go!
That's why I want to launch some threads, one for each film genre, and ask everybody to add their titles. In order to diversify the answers, there are few rules:
1 - Each member can submit 4 titles only, so that a particular taste is not overrepresented.
2 - No repetitions: if somebody else already choose your favorite movie, you mention a different one. The idea is not show everybody your exquisite taste, but to prepare an interesting and diverse list.
3 - The fourth movie must be a non-USA production, otherwise you stick to three titles.
4 - If you write something else than titles, like commentaries or answers to other posts, make sure the titles are graphically different (italics, bold, capital letters) in the text.
5 - Is up to each member who post to decide how strictly to apply definitions. I.e.: is Star wars a science fiction movie? or is an adventure film? or a western set on space? Is it from 1977? or you have to consider the whole franchising? Is the "production country" the nationality of the producers, the filming location, the director's origin or what else?!?
For a start, I thought of something simple: classic SF, from before 1980. So: let's go!
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