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why was the .25 deducted? the whole previous page seems to be infected with an 'insane score' bug.

Last edited by Uzique (2012-04-19 03:52:42)

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

Willow - 12/10. Improved from 11/10 on my third repeat today.

DonFck wrote:

Blade Runner - Final Cut: 8.5/10 after watching it for the probably 20+th time.

0.5 point deductions for:
- Midget replicants
- Cheesy sax in one scene
- Lack of Sean Youngs boobage in said scene

Not really the just the titties-part to be honest. The original cut was over 3 hours long, I think, but Scott and the rest had to cut it down as Warner had a hard-on for two hour max movies at that time, and had the right to cut everything that exceeded that.

+ for leaving out the "riding into the sunset"-scene.
+ for leaving out the "I'll explain everything to you tools"-Rick Deckard voice-over.

ffs don, just watch the directors cut.

DonFck wrote:

AussieReaper wrote:

DonFck wrote:

Blade Runner - Final Cut: 8.5/10 after watching it for the probably 20+th time.

0.5 point deductions for:
- Midget replicants
- Cheesy sax in one scene
- Lack of Sean Youngs boobage in said scene

Not really the just the titties-part to be honest. The original cut was over 3 hours long, I think, but Scott and the rest had to cut it down as Warner had a hard-on for two hour max movies at that time, and had the right to cut everything that exceeded that.

+ for leaving out the "riding into the sunset"-scene.
+ for leaving out the "I'll explain everything to you tools"-Rick Deckard voice-over.

ffs don, just watch the directors cut.

What does the directors cut have that the final cut hasn't?

Wait, I'll just check: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Versions_of_Blade_Runner

Edit:

"Scott chose not to reintegrate a number of scenes that had been cut from all versions of the film, such as an extended version of the love scene between Deckard and Rachael, and a scene in which Deckard visits Holden in the hospital (where Holden is, prophetically, shown reading an e-book). These scenes were included as part of a lengthy Deleted Scenes bonus feature in the 5-disc box set."

"All the violent scenes in the International Cut that were deleted in the US theatrical release and in the Director's Cut—including Tyrell's death, the confrontation between Deckard and Pris, and the nail through Batty's bleeding hand—are restored to the Final Cut."

And many, many, many more things. /Commandant Lassard.

No you've confused Internation Cut with the Directors Cut. And the Hospital Visit/Love scene isn't in any cut.

Watch the directors cut.

DonFck wrote:

AussieReaper wrote:

DonFck wrote:

What does the directors cut have that the final cut hasn't?

Wait, I'll just check: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Versions_of_Blade_Runner

Edit:

"Scott chose not to reintegrate a number of scenes that had been cut from all versions of the film, such as an extended version of the love scene between Deckard and Rachael, and a scene in which Deckard visits Holden in the hospital (where Holden is, prophetically, shown reading an e-book). These scenes were included as part of a lengthy Deleted Scenes bonus feature in the 5-disc box set."

"All the violent scenes in the International Cut that were deleted in the US theatrical release and in the Director's Cut—including Tyrell's death, the confrontation between Deckard and Pris, and the nail through Batty's bleeding hand—are restored to the Final Cut."

And many, many, many more things. /Commandant Lassard.

No you've confused Internation Cut with the Directors Cut. And the Hospital Visit/Love scene isn't in any cut.

Watch the directors cut.

I know that the hospital scene and love scenes aren't in any cuts, parts of the footage was included in the documentary though.

Watch the Final Cut.

I own that final cut box set that includes all the cuts. :p

God Bless America 4/10

i liked it a lot but it was a far cry from a 9.75. jesus christ. it's a good movie but it's actually one of those films that seems worse in retrospect, not better. it's impressively done but i'm not sure what i really dig about it other than the stylization. it's just tarantino with a better music taste.

Uzique wrote:

i liked it a lot but it was a far cry from a 9.75. jesus christ. it's a good movie but it's actually one of those films that seems worse in retrospect, not better. it's impressively done but i'm not sure what i really dig about it other than the stylization. it's just tarantino with a better music taste.

I have no idea where you are going with 'it's just a Tarantino'. Nothing like a Tarantino, i think you're rambling... which for you, sadly, is just a bad habit.

iceman785 wrote:

The Raid - 10/10. Quite possibly the best action movie ever. It is Indonesian so you will have to read subtitles the whole movie, but there isn't much talking.

Movie has really intense violence, definitely not for the faint of heart.

Where did you see it?

baggs wrote:

Uzique wrote:

i liked it a lot but it was a far cry from a 9.75. jesus christ. it's a good movie but it's actually one of those films that seems worse in retrospect, not better. it's impressively done but i'm not sure what i really dig about it other than the stylization. it's just tarantino with a better music taste.

I have no idea where you are going with 'it's just a Tarantino'. Nothing like a Tarantino, i think you're rambling... which for you, sadly, is just a bad habit.

lol? rambling is a bad habit? it's not a 9.75 movie. what is a 9.8 in your books then? stupid rating system to be honest.

and my point about it being tarantino-like is that it's heavily stylized, violence is depicted simply for the sake of grotesque violence (in film criticism they say that the violence is a referent only to itself; this is a supposed trademark of postmodern american film, pioneered by the likes of lynch, tarantino et al). the film has hardly anything in terms of the strange digressive and irreverent dialogue, sure, but i'm not sure that difference is actually to the film's advantage. there's a fine line between 'artful' silence and just plain muteness. goslings character rides that fine line between cryptic-protagonist and plain ridiculousness.

don't get me wrong, it's a good movie. i wouldn't say there are any 'bad' parts to drive. but 9.75? that's a near-perfect score for a film in a genre and style that has been done many times before (arguably better in the case of films like taxi driver).

so how am i rambling? please. what a stupid thing to say. go back to posting screenshots to yourself in the LoL thread you sad fuck.

An under appreciated movie imo

Warrior - 7.5/10

Enjoyed this more than The Fighter, full of Rocky style clichés, and truthfully a completely unrealistic plot. But emotive fight movies such as this can get away with those flaws, based on pure entertainment value alone it was excellent, and Nick Nolte was really damn good in this. It delivered.

Avengers 9/10
21 Jump Street 7/10
The Intouchables 9/10
Fright Night 7/10