Which movie is better, and why?!

Well, I Never Got A Chance To See Blair Witch, So I Have To Go With Cloverfield. At First I Loved It, But I've Watched It So Many Times That It's Just Good Now, Nothing Really More Than That. Oh And By The Way, It's Not BS, Something Really Does Fall In The Water.

Yeah, something definitely fell into the water during the last scene of Cloverfield. I don't know how you can't see it.

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Nothing fell in the water! Lies. All lies!

So... sarcasm, eh?

Cloverfield, easily. Although it's no great work of art, I really enjoyed it. As for Blair Witch, other than the last twenty minutes or so, I thought it was annoying as hell:
"YOU LOST THE MAP!!!"
"I DID NOT LOSE THE MAP!!!"
"WHERE'S THE MAP?"
"I DON'T KNOW!!!"
"YOU LOST THE MAP!!!"
"DID NOT!!!"
"DID TOO!!!"
"OKAY, SO MAYBE I LOST THE MAP."
"AAAAGH!!!"
"AAAAAAAAAGH!!!"

Sheesh

Maybe start posting match-ups with three or four movies. This last match up would have been a good spot to do so, as many movies have been made using the hand cam gimmick, and all were greatly different. Also it seems a lot of the time almost all votes are going to one of the two movies, such as the last match-up.

And my vote goes to Cloverfield as well. I actually liked the characters and the brief glimpses of the monster made the shaky cam more palatable and the scenario more engaging.

In Blair Witch everyone was annoying and I desperately wanted to see them get eaten or tortured by some hideous witch. Alas, there was no pay-off. Although at the time, The Blair Witch Project did employ some very clever marketing.

agree with most of comments cloverfields better to be fair though the film wouldnt probabily been made if blair witch hadnt have opened a way for these type of films so it definately started something and the ending really is worth sitting through the film though

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Im not trying to be fresh, but does your name mean Big Al or Bi Gal?

Cloverfield. I actually really enjoyed it even though I did not expect to. Nothing about The Blair Witch Project was scary or entertaining to me. I was just flat out bored.

I Tried Watching The Blair With Project Once, But I Couldn't Finish It.

You should finish it, MovieMan. The ending is really great.

I'll Try Sometime, But I Got More Important Movies To Watch First.

I dont think i should spoil that one for you if you dont like my answer you might not talk to me anymore

Ha! Right!

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Nah Id talk to you either way. Just right now I picture you like that Saturday Night Live character "Its Pat!" How do I know?! I dont know?! The mystery is killing me. LOL!

I can see me and you falling out ive just googled its pat!lol i look nothing like that more like a freakishly tall dave grohl type imagine that!

The Blair Witch Project is just a scene for scene rip-off of Cannibal Holocaust!

No it's not. Don't be silly.

Ok time for a new one...



Full Metal Jacket or Apocolypse Now?

Both are excellent horrors of war with observations of madness movies. For me this is easy - Full Metal Jacket. Though visually captivating Coppollas Apocolypse was too weird, too unrealistic, and loses due to the authenticity issue.

One of the best opening scenes EVER in a movie belongs to FMJ, and the ex marine drill instructor turned actor R Lee Ermey. A 30 year retiree from the corp Kubrick shot Ermeys opening scene with no edits, little direction, and it was powerful.

FMJ does fall apart the 2nd half of the movie, but still great. AN is a movie that I feel was overdirected. Tongo starts dodging rocks and garbage pelted at him Plot was ok, but the storyline should have been alot more realistic then how it played out. Tigers, surfing marines, most of Brandos dialogue....at times the movie was campy. Yet sometimes the camp helped cause Duvall was awesome as the crazed marine ordering them to surf, and the movie did make Martin Sheen.