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I don't know how UP beat the superior films of Coraline, Fantastic Mr. Fox, and Ponyo. Seriously? You thought that any of those had a chance against Up? I might have been concerned about how TPatF (my personal favorite of the year) would fair, but come on, we all really knew that Up would win, I th...

Thankfully this is just the Globes, which don't matter in the long run. Uh, really neither matter in the long run... When people look back, they don't look at the Globes, but look at the Oscars. However, ultimately years from now, we'll just remember the best films of the year, not the box office s...

I don't know how UP beat the superior films of Coraline, Fantastic Mr. Fox, and Ponyo.

And its score was not better than The Informant! or Where the Wild Things Are...

Thankfully this is just the Globes, which don't matter in the long run.

I'm rooting for a Mr. Fox upset at the Oscars.

Roman Polanski: Born and lived in Nazi Poland as a Jew, his parents sent to two different concentration camps. His mother died in one, his father survived. Later moved to the United States. First film, Knife in the Water, followed by Repulsion. Later directed Chinatown and Rosemary's Baby. Won best ...

Here's My top 10 List of 2008: 1. The Wrestler (Darren Aronofsky) 2. Wall-E (Andrew Stanton) 3. The Reader (Stephen Daldry) 4. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (David Fincher) 5. The Dark Knight (Christopher Nolan) 6. Rachel Getting Married (Jonathan Demme) 7. Happy-Go-Lucky (Mike Leigh) 8. Syne...

I noticed too!

I've now seen all the movies this year I had any interest in seeing. Here is my top 30 of 2008: You are pretty lucky to have seen all those movies. I'm still waiting for Slumdog Millionaire to reach my area. :( The ones on your list I will end up not seeing will be Hamlet 2, Religulous, the Boy in ...

I might have gotten you banned once a few years ago (sorry).

The forum needs you back. We need more posters like you who bring some type of substance to posts. This place has been slow lately.

Here is a scoreboard of average critic rankings: http://moviecitynews.com/awards/2009/to ... eboard.htm

Wow ... BOLT is the only other animated movie (to my knowledge) to actually make one of these lists. Is Kristopher Tapley a prestigious critic? If so, then I'll be over the moon. Kris Tapley isn't really prestigious. He just runs this blog: incontention.com He's also interviewed some important figu...

Tie. 1. Tree of Life (Terrence Malick) Tie 1. Ponyo on a Cliff by the Sea (Hayao Miyazaki) 3. Fantastic Mr. Fox (Wes Anderson) 4. Where the Wild Things Are (Spike Jonze) 5. Ashecliffe (Martin Scorcese) 6. The Road (John Hillcoat) 7. The Fighter (Darren Aronofsky) 8. The Lovely Bones (Peter Jackson) ...

- The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - 101 Dalmatians- Platinum Edition - The Royal Tenanbaums- Criterion Edition - Requiem for a Dream/Pi - Perfect Blue - Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street - There Will Be Blood: 2 Disk - Atonement - The Simpson's Movie - Raging ...

Congrats! The half-decade club gets larger every day.

So far I've watched:

Sweeney Todd and Psycho.

Will probably watch The Shining and Silence of the Lambs.

Would like to watch others, but probably won't get that far.

Made a tear come to my eye.

The old times.

Speaking of which, I just turned 5 in UD time.

The funniest thing about the media is that its trying to portray Palin as a neo-con, when in all actuality she is a paleo-con. In the years I've been in paleo-con circles, she's always been one of the politicians we've heavily supported.

Unless I end up getting blue ray, I'll be getting Pinnocchio, Fantasia, and Fantasia 2000, no Sleeping Beauty, Beauty and the Beast, or Snow White.

Are you telling me that if McCain died January 21st she'd be qualified to be President? Seriously, the mayor of a town of 6,000 & then the governor of Alaska for 18 months is qualified to make all Presidential decision? Obama's campaign has lasted as long as she's been in office. She makes Quay...

I already know my aunt and uncle (who I've never liked, and this is just another reason) aren't planning to vote for Obama because he's not Christian. America at it's best. :roll: You might want to inform your aunt & uncle that in spite of the right wing misinformation campaign Obama is a card ...

But I have a feeling we will be voting for McCain anyway. (I'm from a major Libertarian family, if the Democrats have any close chance of winning we vote Republican to try and stop them, heh). My libertarian family (half my family are legally American citizens) do the exact opposite. They all plan ...