I like Final Destination the most out of all those.
The Sixth Sense
Rock on Parker!
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Originally posted by LordCrank
I also chose The Matrix, don't think the first one left too much room for sequels.
I also chose The Matrix, don't think the first one left too much room for sequels.
The next is most definintely going to be a sequel -- I don't know about the third one, though. It does seem as if there's no room for things, as Neo is obvoiusly a major bada** now -- but I'm sure it'll all make sense in the end.
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I'm 99% sure that that's not really the case -- I could be wrong, but I'm nearly positive that they'll all be a year or two apart, like the new Star Wars movies.
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Had to give it up for The Matrix, even though I loved Sixth Sense and Sleepy Hollow. I have been watching quite a few Hong Kong action flicks as of late and the effects of Matrix don't seem quite as mind blowing and original as they once did, but it was still an awesome movie with a great story.
I voted for Sleepy Hollow. I thought the Matrix was decent sci-fi, but no masterpiece. It was new-agey crap that happened to be cool. Final Destination was incredibly tedious, and boring as well. What Lies Beneath was garbage-did anyone notice that the first half of the movie had nothing to do with the second ? The Faculty? Bah! A nice, long, unoriginal Tommy Hilfiger commercial.
Sleepy Hollow's visuals were terrific. It was a deliberately campy, beboppin' and scattin' good time at the theater. Tim Burton is a very good visual director, as we all know, and Johnny Depp was his usual amazingly talented self. I particularly like the scene where Ichabod sees the cauterized wound, and almost gets sick.
Sleepy Hollow's visuals were terrific. It was a deliberately campy, beboppin' and scattin' good time at the theater. Tim Burton is a very good visual director, as we all know, and Johnny Depp was his usual amazingly talented self. I particularly like the scene where Ichabod sees the cauterized wound, and almost gets sick.
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As a Tim Burton myself , you are right. If I have to just compare the 2 only I would choose SH. Tim's work is outstanding and may I say , marvelously weird at times. His creativity though is very imaginitive. I cannot wait till his upcoming Planet of the Apes.
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It was a sci-fi movie man. It was killer. It's a modern-day sci-fi classic. I don't see it as taking itself too seriously, but it made us think about things a bit, and was damn cool in the process. Amazing movie.
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