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innerSpaceman · 06-18-2008, 08:46 PM

Wow, I've seen all but a few of those.

I'm as happy they picked Fellowship of the Ring for Fantasy films as I am disgusted they chose The Lion King for Animated films. I've seen all 20 in those categories.

I've seen all but two of the Ganster films, never having seen either version of Scarface.

Considering they're not my favorite genres, I'm surprised to have missed only two of the Westerns (McCabe & Mrs. Miller -and- Cat Ballou), and one of the Sports films (Pride of the Yankees).

Some of those "science fiction" choices are questionable (Um, Back to the Future is a comedy, and huh, Terminator 2 over Terminator???). But I've seen all of them.

Ditto, all of the Courtroom Dramas, all of the Romantic Comedies, all of the Mysteries, and all of the Epics.

Hmmm, I feel pretty cinemeducated.

Cadaverous Pallor · 06-18-2008, 08:58 PM

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Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

...and huh, Terminator 2 over Terminator???).

I thought it was common knowledge that T2 way surpasses the original.

The first one has not aged well at all.

06-18-2008, 08:46 PM	#1
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	Wow, I've seen all but a few of those. I'm as happy they picked Fellowship of the Ring for Fantasy films as I am disgusted they chose The Lion King for Animated films. I've seen all 20 in those categories. I've seen all but two of the Ganster films, never having seen either version of Scarface. Considering they're not my favorite genres, I'm surprised to have missed only two of the Westerns (McCabe & Mrs. Miller -and- Cat Ballou), and one of the Sports films (Pride of the Yankees). Some of those "science fiction" choices are questionable (Um, Back to the Future is a comedy, and huh, Terminator 2 over Terminator???). But I've seen all of them. Ditto, all of the Courtroom Dramas, all of the Romantic Comedies, all of the Mysteries, and all of the Epics. Hmmm, I feel pretty cinemeducated.
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