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I got 3.5%, which really surprised me, but I noticed that the female directors I really like have only done a handful of films, so even if I saw all of their work, I might only bump up that percentage to 5%. I also find it interesting that the female directors I've seen the most work from are the Wa...

As much as I've heard about him, I've yet to see a film by Alan Smithee.

What are some of the funniest reviews you've come across on Criticker? You can find all the reviews to which you've given stars using this link: m My favorites: The Road Warrior : "In a future without gasoline... everyone drives." - Astrophizz The Core : "Will drill its way straight t...

The first one that comes to my mind is the rather obscure film Reckless Kelly where a bullet is stopped by the cross the protagonist is wearing as part of a pilgrim costume.

martryn wrote:Funny enough, I followed a link on Facebook to get here. I didn't realize Facebook was sending out Criticker links.

I saw that! I was rather excited to see that they liked my topic enough to post a link on Facebook.

snallygaster wrote:Does a cow have a Buddha-nature?

Could be a reference the measurement prefix, so a mucow is 1 millionth of a cow.

I was looking through the Film Database and ordered all movies by # Rankings. While I've seen most of the top movies (as I'm sure most of you have), there were some notable exceptions. At the top, I haven't seen Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind . I'm sure it's a good movie based on everything I...

Late to the thread, but not late to joining Critcker. It's crazy to me to think I've been using this site for almost 10 years.

Edit: Just noticed I've only posted on the forum 8 times in 10 years...

I generally don't as my taste in movies has changed over the years. Ranking a movie based on how I remembered it as a kid would really mess with my PSIs and TCIs.

My two highest ranked films from 2015 were Inside Out and Mad Max... that's quite a pairing...