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Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Devon Malcolm said:

1/5 isn't that bad!

Spare me your terrible film taste, Malcolm! Nice Guys is an 8 out of 10 at best!

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My top 5 favourite Alabama touchdowns:

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Edit: actually I think this is 5:

 

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Indecision.
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12 hours ago, Frankie Crisp said:

Top 5 shark films

1. Jaws

2. Deep Blue Sea

3. The Shallows

4. In Paris

5. The Meg

Pretty much how mine would go but I'd move the Meg up one and either have Jaws 2 or 47 Metres Down in 5th place. I love a shark film and tried with Under Paris but turned it off around half way through because it wasn't holding my attention. Does it get better?

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Top 5…Director Edition

Spielberg

1. Jurassic Park

2. Raiders Of The Lost Ark

3. Schindler’s List

4. ET

5. Minority Report

 

Tarantino

1. Pulp Fiction

2. The Hateful Eight

3. Reservoir Dogs

4. Kill Bill Vol. 1

5. Jackie Brown

 

Hitchcock

1. The Birds

2. Psycho

3. Rear Window

4. Vertigo

5. North By Northwest


Fincher

1. Seven

2. Zodiac

3. Panic Room

4. Alien 3

5. Fight Club

 

Scorsese

1. Goodfellas

2. The King Of Comedy

3. Cape Fear

4. Raging Bull

5. Mean Streets

 

Cameron

1. Terminator 2

2. Aliens

3. The Terminator

4. True Lies

5. Titanic

 

Nolan

1. Memento

2. Interstellar

3. The Dark Knight

4. Inception

5. The Prestige

 

Kubrick

1. The Shining

2. Full Metal Jacket

3. A Clockwork Orange

4. 2001: A Space Odyssey

5. Spartacus

 

Scott (Tony or Ridley)

1. Alien

2. True Romance

3. Gladiator

4. Crimson Tide

5. Enemy Of The State

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Posted
11 minutes ago, Dr. Alan Grant said:

Tarantino

1. Pulp Fiction

2. The Hateful Eight

3. Reservoir Dogs

4. Kill Bill Vol. 1

5. Jackie Brown

No

12 minutes ago, Dr. Alan Grant said:

Fight Club

 

Scorsese

1. Goodfellas

2. The King Of Comedy

3. Cape Fear

4. Raging Bull

5. Mean Streets

NO!!!

 

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Just now, Dr. Alan Grant said:

Have I omitted your favourites, or does the order displease you?

Both. Taste is subjective obviously but there is no way The Hateful Eight is a better film than Jackie Brown.

Anyway, top 5 animals I'd like to hang out with for a day: 

1.) Penguin (Any type, they're the best dudes)

2.) Wombat

3.) Capybara

4.) Sloth 

5.) Koala

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Also, I'd have Death Proof in instead of Hateful Eight. Jackie Brown at number one, then Reservoir Dogs.

And for Cameron, ditch that Titanic shite and replace it with The Abyss.

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23 minutes ago, SuperBacon said:

Penguin

I did one of those "animal experience" things at London Zoo with penguins and they were bloody great to hang out with. They have the personalities of cheeky playful cats.

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1 minute ago, LaGoosh said:

I did one of those "animal experience" things at London Zoo with penguins and they were bloody great to hang out with. They have the personalities of cheeky playful cats.

My ex has booked one for my 40th next year. I absolutely cannot wait.

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10 hours ago, Dr. Alan Grant said:

Tarantino

1. Pulp Fiction

2. The Hateful Eight

3. Reservoir Dogs

4. Kill Bill Vol. 1

5. Jackie Brown

1.Pulp Fiction

2. Django Unchained

3. Reservoir Dogs

4. Jackie Brown

5. Inglorious Basterds

 

10 hours ago, LaGoosh said:

I did one of those "animal experience" things at London Zoo with penguins and they were bloody great to hang out with. They have the personalities of cheeky playful cats.

10 hours ago, SuperBacon said:

My ex has booked one for my 40th next year. I absolutely cannot wait.

We've done a sloth experience and a capybara one. Sloth was better as it was at a private zoo so we got a guided tour, just me my wife and the tour guide, and got to see a lot of the animals up close, not just the sloth. I got to throw fruit to a hippo and was squared up to by a kangaroo so 10/10 for bonus encounters we hadn't paid for.

The capybara one we were stuck in a shed with three other people, got to feed them a carrot each (the capybaras, not the other guests) and that was pretty much it. There same zoo used to have a big field with capybaras that would just come up to the fence for a fuss so we'd had a better experience by just walking around the place.

I've never heard a bad thing about penguin experiences, particularly if it's just you and your family and not loads of other folk in with you.

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11 hours ago, LaGoosh said:

I did one of those "animal experience" things at London Zoo with penguins and they were bloody great to hang out with. They have the personalities of cheeky playful cats.

Same here, great bunch of lads.

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