gradius
1st May 2003, 21:15
here is my personal top 10, although it is probably the unfortunate bi-product of brain fungus... :shock:
10. Dogma - Kevin Smith's rather hilarious film which mixes the fundamental ideas of the catholic religion, and Jay & Silent Bob.
9. Akira - Oh come on, we all know this one. Don't even pretend you dont.
8. The Terminator - Arnie reminding us about what a threat the future can be and how horrifying the progress of technology can be. There was talk of a make of a film with him Willis and Stallone in it playing Classical Musicians. When the casting director asked who wanted to be who Arnie said "Ah'll Be Bach...". Sorry.
7. Perfect Blue - An anime thriller that involves a young pop singer turned actress who has a stalker, and people associated with her get murdered, with a good twist in it.
6. The Matrix - Another goth stereotype film, but none the less, a good one!
5. The Alien Series - I know its four films, but Sigourney Weaver kicks as Lt Ellen Ripley. Dammit even the aliens look sexy.
4. Resident Evil - If you have played the computer game then you will know what the story is likely to be. Survival Horror but without the controlpad, loading times, and those annoying crows. Milla Jojovich and Michelle Rodriguez star.
3. The Crow - I'm a goth, it had to be here somewhere. However the comic kicks the film's boney bottom. Oh yes.
2. Battle Royale - Obsucre Japanese film. A bunch of schoolkids are forced into a competition by their government, which involves killing each other off, in order to win and leave the island they are on. Genius.
1. The Sixth Sense - C'mon you all know this one. Its the only really decent one that the director (M. Night Shyamalan) has made. Bruce Willis proves that some Action actors can actually Act. Hayley Joel Osment is a great child actor (lets just hope he doesnt do a Macauly Kulkin), and the film itself takes my emotions and places them in a blender.
Now, as you are aware there are just m humble opinion, but remember that I am right, and resistance is futile. :twisted:
J x
10. Dogma - Kevin Smith's rather hilarious film which mixes the fundamental ideas of the catholic religion, and Jay & Silent Bob.
9. Akira - Oh come on, we all know this one. Don't even pretend you dont.
8. The Terminator - Arnie reminding us about what a threat the future can be and how horrifying the progress of technology can be. There was talk of a make of a film with him Willis and Stallone in it playing Classical Musicians. When the casting director asked who wanted to be who Arnie said "Ah'll Be Bach...". Sorry.
7. Perfect Blue - An anime thriller that involves a young pop singer turned actress who has a stalker, and people associated with her get murdered, with a good twist in it.
6. The Matrix - Another goth stereotype film, but none the less, a good one!
5. The Alien Series - I know its four films, but Sigourney Weaver kicks as Lt Ellen Ripley. Dammit even the aliens look sexy.
4. Resident Evil - If you have played the computer game then you will know what the story is likely to be. Survival Horror but without the controlpad, loading times, and those annoying crows. Milla Jojovich and Michelle Rodriguez star.
3. The Crow - I'm a goth, it had to be here somewhere. However the comic kicks the film's boney bottom. Oh yes.
2. Battle Royale - Obsucre Japanese film. A bunch of schoolkids are forced into a competition by their government, which involves killing each other off, in order to win and leave the island they are on. Genius.
1. The Sixth Sense - C'mon you all know this one. Its the only really decent one that the director (M. Night Shyamalan) has made. Bruce Willis proves that some Action actors can actually Act. Hayley Joel Osment is a great child actor (lets just hope he doesnt do a Macauly Kulkin), and the film itself takes my emotions and places them in a blender.
Now, as you are aware there are just m humble opinion, but remember that I am right, and resistance is futile. :twisted:
J x