I hope people don’t put too much stock into the Oscars. I hardly ever agree with the nominations let alone the winners. This isn’t about your favorite movie of the year because there would be way to many possible answers. Instead, we just want to know what best picture nominee deserves the Oscar the most. You can vote on our sidebar or by following the jump Read More…
Can’t say I’m shocked about this one – “Saving Private Ryan” was voted as the best of Spielberg’s last 10 films. I Was surprised that “Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull” got any votes whatsoever.”Catch Me If You Can” was closest behind “Private Ryan” which is interesting as we just published an article pointing out the flaws of bio-pics. “Catch Me If You Can”, as fun as it is, leaves much to be desired in the character department. Follow the jump to see the full results. Read More…
What better time to have a Steven Spielberg poll than when the man has two films playing in theaters at the same time; The Adventures of Tin Tin, and War Horse. Rather than try to decide from his impressive cinematic oeuvre 10 of his best films, I thought I would try to keep it more simple and only focus on his last 10 films. Which of Steven Spielberg’s last 10 films is your favorite? Cast your vote after the jump, or on the sidebar. Read More…
Nobody loves George Lazenby.
Poor George Lazenby couldn’t even get a single vote. I knew he wasn’t going to win but I figured somewhere out there there’s someone for everyone. I was wrong. There is no one for George Lazanby.
Sean Connery, on the other hand, is loved capturing almost half of the votes while Brosnan came in second with 22 percent. Our current Bond, Daniel Craig, pulled in 14 percent. To see the full results follow the jump. Read More…
The agent with many faces, James Bond, has been a movie fixture since 1962. Over that time the movies have gone from spy thrillers to goofy action comedies to special effect extravaganzas but what the fans disagree on more than anything is who played the best bond.
I grew up watching Brosnan drive invisible cars through ice hotels while trying to avoid lasers from satellites determined on melting earth and although the movies were absolutely ludicrous he has always been James Bond to me. I don’t think that will ever change. Remember the poll isn’t asking for the best films, just the best embodiment of bond.
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Considering that The Royal Tenenbaums is the highest grossing of Wes Anderson‘s films I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that our viewers voted it most popular. I was disappointed that my personal favorite, The Life Aquatic, came in second to last, finishing only behind his lesser known debut Bottle Rocket.
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Ask anyone what their favorite Wes Anderson movie is and 9 times out of 10 you’ll get a different answer. The man is certainly one of the most talented directors working today and already has the distinct honor of having all of his films (excluding Fantastic Mr. Fox, at least for now) available in the exclusive Criterion Collection. This month we want to know which one of his films is your favorite? See the sidebar or follow the jump to cast your vote. Read More…
Last month we wanted to know what you’re favorite horror movie mega franchise was. It was a close battle for scare supremacy but in the end Freddy Krueger and his Elm Street nightmares prevailed with 21.43% of the vote. A pack of four film franchises (Halloween, Night/Day/Dawn/Land/Diary/Survival of The Living Dead, Hellraiser, and Friday the 13th) all tied for second place with 14.29% of the vote. To see all the other film franchises that were pushing for that number 1 spot and where they ended up follow the jump Read More…
