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You see, the first few times I saw this movie, I told myself the same thing... "She could just be in character..."; stuff like that. I mean she was annoying before the hotel possessed Jack, and, honestly, I couldn't see it being as menacing and terrifying if she WASN'T annoying and was generally loved and regarded as a trophy, because maybe those feelings were bubbling in him from the get go.....but after watching it, I think she is just rather annoying in general! Never really seen her in anything else, though, so I do not know how to feel about her. Either way, like I said, I can look past her character and enjoy everything else!

Shelley Duvall is outrageously annoying in 3 Women, Nashville, Annie Hall and some others, but probably her most-criticized performances, Wendy Torrance and Olive Oyl, seem sympathetic in comparison.

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You seem to be alternating between a group of movies I like and a group I don't like - which is good because without variety and personal favourites these lists would be boring.

12 Angry Men and The Godfather are great - LoTR:FotR is good

My girlfriend's trying to get me to rewatch it. We both disliked it, but she insists that it improves on the rewatch, so I might eventually get with the program.

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The Godfather, ESB, 12 Angry Men are all good. BTW, you don't really like three things that Lucas did, as he only directed Star Wars and one of the reasons that Jedi is so poor is because he's back and interfering.

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Of course Godfather and 12 Angry Men are great; haven't seen Lord of the Rings yet.

Terrific last three sets!

The Good,The Bad,and The Ugly-
Mulholland Drive-
VHS 2-.
The Godfather-
12 Angry Men-
LOTR:The Fellowship of The Ring-
Punch-Drunk Love-+
Silence of the Lambs-+
Super 8-

Thank you, kind sir!

PTA, I'm in. Lambs is classic. I thought Super 8 was a nice throw back, I enjoyed it quite a bit.

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The Silence of the Lambs is another 10/10 for me, one which barely misses out of my top 10. Excellent choice.

I haven't seen the other two yet, but Super 8 especially looks very good.

SotL is good, but hugely overrated. I like it, though. Not bothered with the other two as they don't seem like anything I'd particularly enjoy.

I'd give SotL a solid as a movie, but it defintely is one of my favorites, and highly rewatchable! I respect your opinion, though!

Sotl is also a favorite of mine.

I couldn't get into Super 8 but there's certainly nothing wrong with it.

Haven't seen Punch Drunk Love, but I will.

Jaws always gets +rep from me. Nosferatu deserves some rep, too. Not seen Adaption thanks to the Cage monster. I might brave it one day, though, as I remember thinking it sounded quite good before I saw he was in it.

I was never a fan of Adaptation, and though I liked it, I was never as much of a Jaws fan as everybody else seems to be. I absolutely love Nosferatu, though (I have weaknesses for horror movies, silent movies and overly-stylized movies, so it's a natural fit for me). The Herzog remake was also very good.

Always nice to see Jaws on a favorite films list.

Another great one there with Jaws; I was planning on seeing it soon as it's been awhile.

Haven't seen the other 2 yet but I have interest in both.

I am not a big Fan of either but it is a good movie give it a go

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