AsianVersionOfET wrote:Dunno how controversial this really is, but the "Order 66" scene from Episode III: Revenge of the Sith is one of the best scenes in any film ever made.

I absolutely agree. Episode 3, though flawed, get's grouped in with 1 and 2 and it's a disservice to what is actually a very good movie.

It's certainly my FAVORITE. As for best....it's a toss-up between Inception, TDK, Memento, and the Prestige.

TehBatGetsBraked wrote: i mean on new years day imma rewatch the shining with my mom, cuz thats how this schist started. but beyond that idk. maybe refine my music taste, but idk if im interested enough in music to do that.

I can't watch movies like The Shining with my mom.

The length of your post combined with the ridiculous pic perfectly demonstrate why Nolan fans are the best.

It was okay. Definitely worth watching again some time. I LOVED the animation itself. Haven't read the Manga, and a lot of people say they had to cut out SO much. Not sure what else there was to tell. Also, a fun drinking game would be to take a drink every time someone screams "TETSUO!" That was li...

I know most of us have concluded that Nolan won't be directing Akira, and I think for the most part we are cool with that. That being said, I finally started a Netflix DVD plan and I put Akira as my first movie. If Nolan is attached to it in any way than that's enough for me to take interest. Hoping...

Where in the hell did those come from?! Holy shit.

I too have wondered when/if Nolan will do another R rated film. I disagree about it feeling like he is holding back though. The action scenes in inception worked very well. Rises had STRONG violence but most of it was simply off screen. I think it was still upsetting though, and that's what's import...

Doc Sportello would be cool. Movie kinda flopped though, so not sure if ANYONE at your party will get it. Or maybe your social circles all loved it. [shrug]

I'm leaning to either Booker Dewitt from Bioshock: Infinite, or Bruce Willis in a raincoat in Unbreakable.

lol uh my philosophy has always been that the day isn't over until you go to sleep.