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  • billyshears

    #11 - BillyShears has 13706 stars from 465 users

    Witch, The The Witch - BillyShears's Most Popular Review
    90 - "Nothing really sets a movie's tone faster than a baby in a mortar and pestle."
  • peaceanarchy

    #12 - PeaceAnarchy has 3781 stars from 428 users

    Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb - PeaceAnarchy's Most Popular Review
    100 - "A magnificent black comedy. Peter Sellers does a great job with all his characters and even 40 years later much of the film's biting satire still feels relevant."
  • djross

    #13 - djross has 4232 stars from 421 users

    2001: A Space Odyssey 2001: A Space Odyssey - djross's Most Popular Review
    100 - "The greatest American film of the 1960s, and in some ways the pinnacle of cinematic expression thus far achieved. A unique film, 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY is a reflection on the correspondence of anthropogenesis and technogenesis, and on the fate of this common origin. Note to first-time viewers: the first viewing of this film must be nowhere else than in a well-equipped large-screen cinema with high-quality sound. A singular achievement."
  • magb

    #14 - Magb has 2375 stars from 406 users

    Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Magb's Most Popular Review
    100 - "I'm not ashamed to admit that Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is one of my favorite movies of all time. Kate Winslet and Jim Carrey deliver practically polar opposites of their usual performances, and both pull it off perfectly. Charlie Kaufman reveals himself to be one of the greatest screenwriters around today, and Michel Gondry gives the movie the visual flair it deserves. Props to everyone involved."
  • luna6ix

    #15 - Luna6ix has 6488 stars from 385 users

    Good, the Bad and the Ugly, The The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Luna6ix's Most Popular Review
    95 - "During the entire three hour duration I was riveted, this movie has so many compelling and beautiful settings that when combined with the fine screenwriting/acting/directing/music it is no doubt one of the best movies I have ever seen."
  • cagedwisdom

    #16 - cagedwisdom has 2314 stars from 379 users

    Alice in Wonderland Alice in Wonderland - cagedwisdom's Most Popular Review
    25 - "Tim, I think we need to talk. I want us to start seeing other films. This just isn't working for me, and I've been feeling this way for a long time. I've told you time and time again to plant the red roses, yet you keep planting the white ones and I refuse to keep up this nonsensical painting business. I guess this is goodbye. PS: Stephen, call me later. ;)"
  • theficionado

    #17 - theficionado has 1628 stars from 377 users

    Scott Pilgrim vs. the World Scott Pilgrim vs. the World - theficionado's Most Popular Review
    75 - "Not just canny commentary on how this generation's experiences are inextricably mediated through the prism of pop culture; it captures an attendant myopia, too. Any coincidence the film parallels Scott's fundamental narcissism w/ the endless parade of exclusionary inside jokes? Or that Scott (and by extension the audience) finds it impossible to separate his culture-saturated inner world from the world at large? It's all exhilaratingly, uninhibitedly hyperreal: Baudrillard would have a field day"
  • eveelun

    #18 - eveelun has 1706 stars from 372 users

    Clockwork Orange, A A Clockwork Orange - eveelun's Most Popular Review
    100 - "Brilliant, savagely cynical, perceptive, funny, perpetually relevant - this movie, for me, perfectly demonstrates the power of the film medium at its highest potential. The comments on virtue, free will, redemption, religion, government, radicalism, and the human spirit are accurately and beautifully expressed through McDowell's sublime performance and Kubrick's impeccable and meticulous direction."
  • okkervil

    #19 - Okkervil has 2589 stars from 371 users

    Angels & Demons Angels & Demons - Okkervil's Most Popular Review
    5 - "This film is based on the ungood book by Dan Brown. As the book is written in a style that is not good I thought I would write my review about this bad film & its badness in the same style Mr Brown does his books when he writes his books. In short the silly film is not a good film, as the silly film is boring and dull and is not a good film. Even a competent director as Ron Howard can't make the silly film unsilly, as its based on the poorly written book which resulted in the film being ungood."
  • hellboy76

    #20 - hellboy76 has 3436 stars from 369 users

    Dune Dune - hellboy76's Most Popular Review
    73 - "This subject matter suffers in any format other than a television series or book series. There is almost no character development of secondary characters, so losses seem much less impactful. That being said, the main story and world building definitely feels like Dune. The cast is impressive, the effects are great, and the cinematography is stunning at times. All things you come to expect from Villeneuve. I would definitely be looking forward to a part II."
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