1. Mad Max: Fury Road A+
2. Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation B+
3. Terminator Genisys C
2. Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation B+
3. Terminator Genisys C
Top Ten Movies of 2015
1. Beasts of No Nation
2. Sicario
3. Mad Max: Fury Road
4. It Follows
5. Ex Machina
2. Sicario
3. Mad Max: Fury Road
4. It Follows
5. Ex Machina
1. Sicario
2. Mad Max: Fury Road
3. Ex Machina
4. Black Mass
2. Mad Max: Fury Road
3. Ex Machina
4. Black Mass
Theres a special place in hell for those who undervalue Ex Machina. Or at least there should be.
It needed to crank up into another gear IMO.dafox wrote:Theres a special place in hell for those who undervalue Ex Machina. Or at least there should be.
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Havoc1st wrote:1. Mad Max: Fury Road A+
2. Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation B+
3. Terminator Genisys C
What?shauner111 wrote:Havoc1st wrote:1. Mad Max: Fury Road A+
2. Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation B+
3. Terminator Genisys C
I can understand not loving the small scale but the big ideas should compensate for that. Everything else about the film is exquisite and I'm not even someone particularly interested in A.I..Jedisunscreen wrote:It needed to crank up into another gear IMO.dafox wrote:Theres a special place in hell for those who undervalue Ex Machina. Or at least there should be.
Hopefully I'll be able to see Steve Jobs soon since the last film I saw in the theater/from this year was Mad Max.
The sense of isolation and chamber piece nature of it certainly worked for me, but its dramatic arc didn't feel like it kicked up a notch when it needed to for Act 3.dafox wrote:I can understand not loving the small scale but the big ideas should compensate for that.Jedisunscreen wrote:It needed to crank up into another gear IMO.dafox wrote:Theres a special place in hell for those who undervalue Ex Machina. Or at least there should be.
Jedisunscreen wrote:The sense of isolation and chamber piece nature of it certainly worked for me, but its dramatic arc didn't feel like it kicked up a notch when it needed to for Act 3.dafox wrote:I can understand not loving the small scale but the big ideas should compensate for that.Jedisunscreen wrote: It needed to crank up into another gear IMO.
