[projectmayhem16]

Originally Posted by JosephTown'send

Understood, but do you actually let people justify their opinions or do you just automatically write those people off as stupid? I'm sure you guys can understand that some people have yet to develop a "better" taste in film, but they still have time to. I mean, shit, I'm only 17, and Criterions are expensive.

Haha...yeah, man, most of us are fairly sensible and you will learn a lot from the people who frequent this thread, I certainly have. That last sentence is golden btw. Don't mind Malcom (Wake Up) he's really a good egg when you get to know him and he knows his shit too.

[JosephTown'send]

Haha Thanks, man. I'll be sure to keep all of that in mind.

[projectmayhem16]

Originally Posted by JosephTown'send

Haha Thanks, man. I'll be sure to keep all of that in mind.

Word. Welcome aboard, btw.

[Wake Up]

[projectmayhem16]

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[brandon_260]

I really need to watch Kubrick's filmography. As of now, I've only seen The Shining. I was going to watch 2001 not long ago, but then I saw my local theater is bringing it in next month so I've held off so that I can see it on the big screen for my first time. I also got A Clockwork Orange for Christmas but just haven't watched it yet.

[josepablo32]

Dude, get on to them. It sucks that there's a lot to watch and so little time.

[projectmayhem16]

Originally Posted by brandon_260

I really need to watch Kubrick's filmography. As of now, I've only seen The Shining. I was going to watch 2001 not long ago, but then I saw my local theater is bringing it in next month so I've held off so that I can see it on the big screen for my first time. I also got A Clockwork Orange for Christmas but just haven't watched it yet.

Watch A Clockwork Orange immediately. You won't regret it, or maybe you will, it's pretty fucked up haha. I love it though.

[JosephTown'send]

Originally Posted by brandon_260

I really need to watch Kubrick's filmography. As of now, I've only seen The Shining. I was going to watch 2001 not long ago, but then I saw my local theater is bringing it in next month so I've held off so that I can see it on the big screen for my first time. I also got A Clockwork Orange for Christmas but just haven't watched it yet.

I think it's a smart move to hold off on 2001 until it gets to your theater, but I highly recommend getting to Clockwork as soon as you can.

[brandon_260]

My plan was to finally watch Clockwork this weekend. Afterwards, I'll probably go to the local library and grab as many of his films as I can find.

[theDrivingSnow]

Eyes Wide Shut probably has the most basic premise of all Kubrick's films: Tom Cruise can't get laid.

[cshadows2887]

I've only seen half of Kubrick's films. Need to step it up.

[Tetragrammaton]

Originally Posted by jawstheme

Barry Lyndon doesn't get enough love generally, glad to see it recognized in here.

It is really fantastic stuff.

Kubrick has made some great films, but the esteem he is held in by some people is so perplexing. I assume it is because his films are in English.

[Chris M.]

I also need to see more of Kubrick's work. Only seen Full Metal Jacket and The Shining as of now.

[secretsociety92]

A Good Day To Die Hard - 5/10

There are good points to it, the action and Bruce Willis are the main ones. However taking into account the cuts/editing, the direction, the mostly shoddy script, no decent supporting cast member and the fact it goes against most of what this series is about I would be fooling myself by giving it a higher rating. I love this series by the way, the first film is my all time favorite.