The Empire Strikes Back is better than The Last Jedi
so that’s my favorite film this year
so that’s my favorite film this year
Cilogy wrote:The Empire Strikes Back is better than The Last Jedi
so that’s my favorite film this year
underrated postCrazy Eight wrote:https://youtu.be/AfIOBLr1NDU?t=1Geoffrey wrote:Go ahead, but you should very obviously, preferably in bold and italics, disclaim it's your list of movies you've seen in 2017, as opposed to list of movies that debuted in 2017. The comprehension of many of these forum members is extraordinarily lacking and you need to spoonfeed that to them.ArmandFancypants wrote: This is good news, I should add The Skin I Live In or perhaps Letter Never Sent to my 2017 list as it is a common practice.
You should also make sure to have a fondness for frogs beforehand in case things go south, though you're already a frog yourself so that seems taken care of.
mchekhov 2: Chek Harder wrote:the best movie i saw this year
the best acid trip under the radar movie about boys who rape someone then as punishment get sent to an island where they're turned into girls and fuck plants
cilly you should watch this
the best movie in terms of craft and only craft: baby driver & a cure for wellness
notably great: sacred deer, rick and morty
notably grood: the love witch, certain women, the crown
notably good: BPM, happy end, call me by ur name, br2049 (i agree with ridley tho), funkirk, song to song
best movie i didn't see but i'm sure i like: the beguiled
best scene: the airplane scene they shot 30 years later in Raiders of the Lost Ark: The Adaptation (i cried)
the worst: loving vincent
Your personal list of top ten movies of 2017 can include any movie regardless of when it came out, assuming your list doesn't specify it's a top ten of movies that came out in 2017. Even if you do specificy that it's time sensitive, then depending on the scenario, it may be acceptable to break the aforementioned critera in an example such as you had missing a December release from last year but had seen it in the year of your list.ArmandFancypants wrote:I see. So, theoretically then, to compress the analogy somewhat, would it be acceptable to include say, The Grand Budapest Hotel in my list of top movies for 2017, having seen it this year and being summarily impressed by it in contrast to the theatrically released fare of the calendar year? At what threshold of years does the analogy become disproportionate? I have watched the aforementioned Aldrich film this year for the first time, but would its inclusion in a theoretical post in 12 months time be preposterous or perfectly acceptable in your proposed system?
Yes, you've already lost the ability to post meaningful comments, use apostrophes, punctuate, and capitalize letters.mchekhov 2: Chek Harder wrote:im losing brain cells at a drastic rate