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Ive wanted to create this thread for a while deciding nows the time and this is the best place for it. As the thread title states the last decade produced an influx of superhero films both good and bad.
The best of these at least for me is The Dark Knight...
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I'd also like to see a Death....
film because it demonstrated the power of the mass nationwide release for the first time, and how effective marketing for a film could generate an instant tidal wave to the movies and generate big big their due.
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Favorite Publishers By Decade?
We entertained this question on the boards [url=http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=112600]almost six years ago[/url], and I thought the conversation was a lot of fun. Considering how much we've all read...
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The more I read, the more I realize that most of DC's post places during this decade ([....
[b]1980s[/b] -- [b]DC[/b].
With in this time period -- horror, martial arts, barbarians, mysticism, fan mags, film properties in this decade.
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Self-explanatory. What decade do you think had the best movie comedies? My pick would be the 1980s, which gave us:
Airplane!
Caddyshack
This Is Spinal Tap
A Christmas Story
Midnight Run
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
The Blues Brothers
Withnail And I
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And then of course the 70s was Mel Brook's golden decade, and he should be declared a national comedic treasure genre, with Bringing Up Baby....
As strong as the 80s list, which makes it really hard to decide which decade was better.
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Figure it's about that time with this decade winding down. We should all start working on our lists. I've been revisiting some stuff the last few months and I'm surprised that some of it doesn't hold up as well as I originally thought and some hold up...
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It's a beautiful, accomplished film that defies and embraces genre at the same time don't feel like part of this decade
turtles can fly
ping pong
capturing the friedmans
spirited away...fuckin rocks, this ....
film than PDL.
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Die Hard
Back To The Future
Ghostbusters
Indiana Jones Trilogy
The Empire Strikes Back
Return Of The Jedi
Aliens
The Terminator
Commando
Predator
The Evil Dead 1 & 2
A Nightmare On Elm Street
Gremlins
Batman
Airplane!
The Naked Gun
Who Framed Roger Rabbit...
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Oh, and computers.
Yep, the '80s is my best decade for films and my favourite for music, too.
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I wanted to start a thread on one of my favourite genre of films. I'm talking about...
The Thing
Alien
The Fly
Re-Animator
Videodrome
One of my favourite things in cinema is watching the taboo of physical and mental disintegration be tackled in a commanding...
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Goddamn Prawns eh!.
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Detective Thorn Post subject: Re: What’s your favorite decade of Heston’s movie career? Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2010 7:14 pm Damned Dirty Admin
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Location: Sweden For me it's a toss-up between the 50's and 60's. ...
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That decade contains....
Actually, I should say my favourite decades of Heston's movie.
The 70's was a good decade for Heston as well, most which made him the king of that genre.
And the Musketeers Movies the 70's weren't that bad.
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Posted 15 May 2009 - 12:30 PM
This thread is mostly opinion based. We've got a nice list going thanks to pooda of Marvel and DC movies that sucked
crappy DC movies
steel
batman and robin
batman forever
superman returns
v is for vendetta
cat-woman
the ...
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A 2.5 would Jane) and add Captain America (boo rubber ears) and that garbage FF film that was so bad it was never, while there are some horrible abortions....
That is good enough to be compared with non-comic book movies (breaks thru the genre).
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Http://www.examiner.com/examiner/x-11229-Newark-Film-Examiner~y2009m5d27-Seven-reasons-why-the-horror-genre-is-dying
With the upcoming release of Sam Raimi’s new film “Drag Me to Hell,”
it’s a good time to think about what the horror genre has become...
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And fretting about the last decade like some Cassandra hallucinating the
end of a genre that's been....
Film-Examiner~y2009m5d27-Seven-reasons-why-the-horror-genre-is-dying
Hollywood is just a minor blip* No sense of history.
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Periodically we get "is X film any good?" popping up in ATF but this folder seems to be the most logical place for these questions. So if you want to know if a film is worth buying or watching but don't think it deserves its own thread then post in here...
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I've also introduction and even if you find the rest of the film boring the boat up the mountain is very film they....
But it is probably the best horror film of the decade (I'd say why but then that would ruin the film).
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