Best David Fincher Film (Poll)

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What is David Fincher's Best Film?

Alien 3
2
1%
Se7en
29
21%
The Game
1
1%
Fight Club
39
28%
Panic Room
0
No votes
Zodiac
26
19%
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
3
2%
The Social Network
30
22%
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
7
5%
 
Total votes: 137

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IWatchFilmsNotMovies wrote:Rifa is wrong as usual. You can think any film is a masterpiece it's just a matter of opinion. There is no bullshit criteria for what a masterpiece is.
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Nope. Here you go confusing your personal viewing with the general consensus.

If I say the sky is white because that's how I view it would it mean that I'm right?
If I say that Saw V is a masterpiece because that's how I view it would it mean that I'm right?

Maybe in my own head yes but even that is questionable. What I can tell for sure is that as far as the accepted general consensus goes I'm pretty much wrong.

What you say is actually describing relativism and a lot of people use that as a "shield" to protect their weird or uncommonly choices. They use the "it only matter how I view it" and neglect the general consensus or the general acceptance of a criteria pushing the relativism thing.

Based on that then everything it's relative and everything is both a masterpiece and a garbage-ass movie because some lunatic might view The Godfather as a garbage ass movie.

And yes, to declare that something is a masterpiece you need to back that up with something more than just "well that's how I see it because I loved it".. You need to have a criteria, a logical explanation of why did you named that "X" movie a masterpiece. Once your criteria lacks of any necessary characteristics your credibility fails and your opinion simply doesn't matter since it's parallel with the universe we live in.

EDIT: And the most important thing. A movie is considered to be a masterpiece when the general response to that is positive and the general consensus is that the movie meets the general criteria. So, the general public names a masterpiece not your individual liking. If you refuse that, that's like accepting to live inside your own fantasy where No Strings Attached and Gigli are masterpieces.

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RIFA wrote:
IWatchFilmsNotMovies wrote:Rifa is wrong as usual. You can think any film is a masterpiece it's just a matter of opinion. There is no bullshit criteria for what a masterpiece is.
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Nope. Here you go confusing your personal viewing with the general consensus.

If I say the sky is white because that's how I view it would it mean that I'm right?
If I say that Saw V is a masterpiece because that's how I view it would it mean that I'm right?

Maybe in my own head yes but even that is questionable. What I can tell for sure is that as far as the accepted general consensus goes I'm pretty much wrong.

What you say is actually describing relativism and a lot of people use that as a "shield" to protect their weird or uncommonly choices. They use the "it only matter how I view it" and neglect the general consensus or the general acceptance of a criteria pushing the relativism thing.

Based on that then everything it's relative and everything is both a masterpiece and a garbage-ass movie because some lunatic might view The Godfather as a garbage ass movie.

And yes, to declare that something is a masterpiece you need to back that up with something more than just "well that's how I see it because I loved it".. You need to have a criteria, a logical explanation of why did you named that "X" movie a masterpiece. Once your criteria lacks of any necessary characteristics your credibility fails and your opinion simply doesn't matter since it's parallel with the universe we live in.

EDIT: And the most important thing. A movie is considered to be a masterpiece when the general response to that is positive and the general consensus is that the movie meets the general criteria. So, the general public names a masterpiece not your individual liking. If you refuse that, that's like accepting to live inside your own fantasy where No Strings Attached and Gigli are masterpieces.
Nope wrong.

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Wow didn't know Allstar had two accounts on here...

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RomanM wrote:Wow didn't know Allstar had two accounts on here...
Sorry I'm not going to waste my time reading a five paragraph essay when he's wrong anyway.

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Why are you apologizing to me, I didn't write the paragraph you're ignorantly dismissing. Do as you please.

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RomanM wrote:Why are you apologizing to me, I didn't write the paragraph you're ignorantly dismissing. Do as you please.
I'm sorry for apologizing to you.

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Jesus Christ, RIFA give it up, just let him have his opinion. If he enjoys this next Larsson film enough to where he thinks it's a masterpiece...is IS to HIM. It's a reflection of HIM.

you might as well be arguing with someone for thinking Olive Garden spaghetti tastes great.

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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Fight Club

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IWatchFilmsNotMovies wrote: Nope wrong.
:facepalm: That's it. I'm done arguing since you clearly haven't proved in any way how I would be wrong.
SantomTheWhite wrote:Jesus Christ, RIFA give it up, just let him have his opinion. If he enjoys this next Larsson film enough to where he thinks it's a masterpiece...is IS to HIM. It's a reflection of HIM.

you might as well be arguing with someone for thinking Olive Garden spaghetti tastes great.
I don't care about his opinion (to each his own) but I do care about ignorant and stupid statements.
IWatchFilmsNotMovies wrote:Sorry I'm not going to waste my time reading a five paragraph essay when he's wrong anyway.
How would you know when you didn't read it? :lol: :facepalm:

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RIFA wrote::facepalm: That's it. I'm done arguing since you clearly haven't proved in any way how I would be wrong
It's common knowledge. Look it up.

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