South Park was #7
5. Game of Thrones
4. The Sopranos
3. The Simpsons
2. The Wire
1. Breaking Bad
1. Breaking Bad
some of the reactions after the reveal are entertaining.
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Oranje Café's Top 50 Films aller tijden Aftellen Schroefdraad (The Countdown)
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South Park was #7
5. Game of Thrones
4. The Sopranos
3. The Simpsons
some of the reactions after the reveal are entertaining.
Revan was one of those who defended BB for the top spot! Had forgotten that.If anything that's an indication as to how wrong the decision was.
Only started watching Game of Thrones since. I'd struggled to have not voted it #1 when I submitted to be honest.
No Wall-E?
I'm outraged. In what other movie does waste disposal find a place in our hearts?
I'm outraged. In what other movie does waste disposal find a place in our hearts?
duffer, cheers for doing these lists by the way. They're good threads.
The next list should be rankings of the poster's lists in this list.
Breaking Bad
Game Of Thrones
Lost
South Park
The Simpsons
Would be my top 5. Gonna get a lot of hate for Lost but whatever! Haven't finished watching The Wire/The Sopranos yet, one/both will most likely take two of these spots the way they are going.
Game Of Thrones
Lost
South Park
The Simpsons
Would be my top 5. Gonna get a lot of hate for Lost but whatever! Haven't finished watching The Wire/The Sopranos yet, one/both will most likely take two of these spots the way they are going.
Lol lost
Sopranos is the daddy
Yeah, agree with Eboue on Spartacus, it's fecking terrible. The TV version of 300.
Mine would probably be
1. Game of Thrones
2. Mad Men
3. The Wire
4. Breaking Bad
5. House of Cards
I'm of half a mind to burn this this thread to the ground with everyone inside, and start again
On TV shows I would probably go for this:
1. Game of Thrones
2. Breaking Bad
3. Dexter (I know it went downhill but the first 4 seasons were amazing)
4. House of Cards
5. Friday Night Lights
I have never seen The Wire or The Sopranos. I WILL watch them one day.
1. Game of Thrones
2. Breaking Bad
3. Dexter (I know it went downhill but the first 4 seasons were amazing)
4. House of Cards
5. Friday Night Lights
I have never seen The Wire or The Sopranos. I WILL watch them one day.
Some people really become enraged over opinion, don't they?
WHATCHU FECKING SAY?
Says the Mad Men lover. Pfff!
That's just like, my opinion, man.
1. The Wire
2. Breaking Bad
3. The Sopranos
4. The Simpsons
5. Arrested Development
I should of been promoted earlier and The Wire would of took top spot.
2. Breaking Bad
3. The Sopranos
4. The Simpsons
5. Arrested Development
I should of been promoted earlier and The Wire would of took top spot.
wait why are we discussing tv shows here? ffs
I'm stunned Resevoir Dogs hasn't made it.
Will Django make it? Or WoWS?
Leo'll make up about 25% of all of the films.
Leo'll make up about 25% of all of the films.
highly doubt it.
I have no idea what WoWS is.
wolf of wall street
Wolf of Wall Street is a good film but I don't think it should be on this list. It's not Leo's best film, or Scorsese. Infact it's not near the top of eithers list for me.
But I don't mind, he's a brilliant actor and Scorsese is my favourite director so whatever.
But I don't mind, he's a brilliant actor and Scorsese is my favourite director so whatever.
By the way, 11 of Revan's 20 film nominations were released since 2000. He also included Revenge of the Sith.
He's like a parody account!Once Upon a Time In America is the full bloom of his style, it and Once Upon a Time in the West are the films he expressed himself the most in...and his best ones.
Completely different movie to his style, and while great I preferred the other two I mentioned. Mainly because they are very unique movies and the directing is as perfect as it can possibly be.
I thought Come and See could have snatched a spot, but nope. 
I thought Come and See could have snatched a spot, but nope.
Think it was about 54th without looking at the spreadsheet
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30. City Of God (2002)
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The most powerful movie on my list. Also the only foreign. Which tells you how good this film is as even with the foreign language I could connect with it. Surprised it isn't top 10 of the overall list, anyone who has seen this film tells me it is in their top ten. Loved everything about this film. Can't remember where I put it on my list but the more I think about it the more I wish I put it at number 1!
Which Leo/Scorcese movie would you say is the best? I think that Di Caprio's best performance was on The Aviator, while Scorcese best movie I would say is Goodfellas.
Tarantino votes could have gone in only one direction. However, I would say that RD is Tarantino's best movie, but Pulp Fiction is so much better in absolutely everything.
In imdb it is on the 21th position and the third best rated non-Yankee movie. Pretty impressive. Definitely a great movie!
Would be nice if we can do a top 50 of non-American movies on the future.
Is Shutter Island that good? Maybe I should re-watch it, didn't really like it the first time around. Anticipating Con Air in the top 3
Well you just need to read some of the reactions after it was announced a bit higher up, a lot of hate for it apparently. I like it very much, but it's not to everyone's taste.Is Shutter Island that good? Maybe I should re-watch it, didn't really like it the first time around. Anticipating Con Air in the top 3
Also, The Departed? Is that considered a good film?
Again, it's one I like, but a lot of people dislike it for Americanising the original film they feel is superior. I think the main criticism is that the Scorsese remake is a bit pointless.
Neither The Departed or Shutter Island is even top 10 Scorsese.