30 Day Movie Meme
The best movie you saw during the last year
I knew I would love this but I never expected it to enter my top 10. Flawless film. Rossjm's rating:
The most underrated movie
A fantastic British film with a very human story. Not enough people have seen this! Rossjm's rating:
A movie that makes you really happy
Funny and charming, the ending is so warm it melts your heart. Rossjm's rating:
A movie that makes you sad
This makes me more than just sad, it makes me borderline depressed and it is all the more a classic for that. Rossjm's rating:
Favourite love story in a film
The classic 'Opposites Atrract' Romance, it is great to see the bickering pair gradually grow closer on their journey. Rossjm's rating:
Favourite made for TV movie
As well as being a great novel, this is a fantastic adaption. I once watched this for 6 days in a row. Thought provoking and in parts shocking, this is an unmissable little gem. Rossjm's rating:
The most surprising plot twist or ending
This one totally took me by surprise and it is so well done. Rossjm's rating:
A movie that you’ve seen countless times
No exaggeration, I have probably seen this 30 times. I used to watch it every day for about 2 weeks because I found it so funny. I love South Park and it is never given enough credit and only brushed off as 'potty humour' when it is really a clever satire (people just don't see past the outrageous jokes to see this). Rossjm's rating:
A movie with the best soundtrack
Little Green Bag must be one of the best suited opening songs of all time and let's not forget the chilling use of 'Stuck in the Middle of You'. Perfectly placed music throughout. Rossjm's rating:
Favourte classic
[From 1960 or Before] This has everything. Suspense, a typical classic leading lady, a fantastic twist, gerat cinematography and one of the most memoerable scores of all time. This is my second favourite film of all time. Rossjm's rating:
A movie that changed your opinion about something
Not so much an opinion on world wide matters such as racism of homophobia, this changed my opinion about black and white films. When I first put this on (it was on TV when I was about 12), I nearly turned it off because it wasn't in colour. However, I stuck by it and I am so glad I did. Certainly holds a place in my heart for being the first non-colour film I saw and for helping me realise that Black and White films can be just as good. Rossjm's rating:
A Movie you hate
This is the only film in recent years that I have turned off before it ended because it was so bad. Not even funny at all. Maybe it deserves a fair rewatch but why should I subject myself to that? Rossjm's rating:
A movie that is a guilty pleasure
Yes, it is fairly bad but it made me laugh when I first saw it about 6 years ago and it still makes me laugh now. I love horror films so it is great to see them spoofed. Rossjm's rating:
A movie that no one would expect you to love
Historical Epics are not usually my type of film and most of my friends know this but I really, really loved Ben-Hur. Rossjm's rating:
A character that you can relate to the most
Alvy Singer Ok, not to the neurotic extent of Alvy but with certain aspects. His inabillty to watch a film if it has already started, even if it is just by a few seconds is probably the main one haha. Rossjm's rating:
A movie you used to love but now hate
Now let me get this straight; I never loved this film but I certainly liked it. Now I realise how stupid I was. Hideously bad film. Rossjm's rating:
A Movie that disappointed you the most
Everyone said this was good but when I saw it, I was shocked at how bad it was. I nearly fell aslweep several times, even during the 'Awesome' battle scenes. Rossjm's rating:
A movie you wish more people would see
Compared to Nolan's most recent films (Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and Inception), hardly anyone has seen his debut film. Far better than his recent films (they are still good), Following is a clever classic. Rossjm's rating:
Favourite movie based on a book/comic
Carrie is a fantastic adaption of one of the most iconic horror novels. Handled excellently by Brian De Palma, it is fairly accurate in its adaption but more so in its matching of the novels mood. Rossjm's rating:
Favorite movie from your favourite actor
Although The Shining is my favourite Jack Nicholson film and performance, Five Easy Pieces is his most under rated and arguably most human portrayal. Rossjm's rating:
Favourite movie from your favourite actress
[Stand in for what would have been 'day 24 - that one awesome movie idea that still hasn’t been done yet' but I prefered this one, plus it is easier to do on Listal] Bonnie and Clyde has my favourite performance from Faye Dunaway (Chinatown is my favourite film featuring her); she gives a fierce performance but also a human element that we rarely see in biopics depicting killers. Rossjm's rating:
Favourite Action movie
With perfect suspense and great dialogue, Die Hard is the quintessential action film. Rossjm's rating:
Favourite Documentary
Despite the fact Moore is often accused of bias views, Bowling for Columbine is a great dsocumentary for the fact it is so hard hitting, with a brilliant point to make. Rossjm's rating:
Favourite Animation
It is the imagination of a child, written by adutls, for children who currently have such fascinations and adults who once did with their own childhood. A film with genuine heart, that actually made me laugh out loud, rtaher than an extored snigger here and there. Rossjm's rating:
The most hilarious film you have seen
This made me laugh out loud on more than one occasion. It has slapstick brilliance, subtle jokes and a sweet undertone. A perfect comedy. Rossjm's rating:
A movie you love but everyone else hates
I cannot understand why people hate this film so much. It is well directed, with fantastic suspense, a good ensemble of unknowns who all give a great contribution to the film. There is even the typical 'Racial tension' crap thrown in that the PC Brigade usually lap up but nope. Why people hate this film is beyond me. Rossjm's rating:
A movie that you wish you had seen in theaters
Although this was released before I was born, it is a film I would have loved to see in the cinema with its fantastic visuals, giant set pieces and amazing use of music. Rossjm's rating:
Favourite movie from your favorite director
This isn't my favourite film from Stanley Kubrick, The Shining is but this is his most under rated and overlooked so I chose this instead. A classic heist film, told brilliantly by the genius Kubrick. Rossjm's rating:
Favourite film from my childhood
Another film I used to watch day after day after day. I loved it for everything. I loved Gene Wilder as Willy Wonker before I even knew or cared who Gene Wilder was. I loved the songs. I loved that little bit of uneasiness it had (the tunnel scene is haunting) and I loved the colour and granduer of it all. Perfect, although my parents must have been sick of it haha. Rossjm's rating:
Your favourite movie of all time
The Shining is the film that got me into films. I was glued to the screen and was effected by it long after it finished. An absolute classic. [The reason this wasn't used as the best film of my favourite actor (Jack Nicholson) or best film of my favourite director (Stanley Kubrick) was because I wanted to keep The Shining for this Favourite Film' option]. Rossjm's rating:
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