Argo was extremely straightforward and had almost no depth.

TehBatGetsBraked wrote:

Cilogy wrote: Aside from the overuse of CGI, the first two acts were fun. The third act ruined it for me.

I wo-

I wouldn't say ruined. Just lessened the experience.

Actually yeah, that's a better way of putting it.

Cilogy wrote:Argo was extremely straightforward and had almost no depth.

Wrong thread.

You should make a thread "Facts about movies" and post it there.

Allstar wrote:

Cilogy wrote:Argo was extremely straightforward and had almost no depth.

Wrong thread.

You should make a thread "Facts about movies" and post it there.

Well, I was expecting someone to disagree, as I'm sure there are many Argo apologists out there.

Cilogy wrote:

Allstar wrote: Wrong thread.

You should make a thread "Facts about movies" and post it there.

Well, I was expecting someone to disagree, as I'm sure there are many Argo apologists out there.

I'd love to see someone explain how this movie had depth. It would be as entertaining as a Joss Whedon film.

Law wrote:Spoiler about The Fountain

The scene where Izzy dies is arguably the saddest moment in recent film history

What is your definition of recent? how many years?

That scene is very emotional, and beautifully done, but not sure if it is the saddest. I would even say the ending of The Wrestler got me more teary eyed.

Cilogy wrote:

Allstar wrote: Wrong thread.

You should make a thread "Facts about movies" and post it there.

Well, I was expecting someone to disagree, as I'm sure there are many Argo apologists out there.

The facts that you stated doesn't really diminish its status as a good movie.

Durden wrote:

Law wrote:Spoiler about The Fountain

The scene where Izzy dies is arguably the saddest moment in recent film history

What is your definition of recent? how many years?

That scene is very emotional, and beautifully done, but not sure if it is the saddest. I would even say the ending of The Wrestler got me more teary eyed.

Like from when the film released until now. Yeah the Wrestler can be argued but in my opinion, the Fountain is close.

Law wrote:

Durden wrote: What is your definition of recent? how many years?

That scene is very emotional, and beautifully done, but not sure if it is the saddest. I would even say the ending of The Wrestler got me more teary eyed.

Like from when the film released until now. Yeah the Wrestler can be argued but in my opinion, the Fountain is close.

The fountain's music was so great, and having it present as the backdrop in that particular scene made me teary eyed for sure. So good.

Black Swan is Aronofsky's best film.

GoldHeartedSociopath wrote:Black Swan is Aronofsky's best film.

Agreed.