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In an attempt to appreciate classic cinema, I've deciced to theme this week's films as those directed by Alfred Hitchcock and one where William Scully worked as the production manager. Yes, it’s a tenuous and contrived link to make a Brooklyn Nine-Nine reference. The films, as follows: Rear Window (...

Honestly I'm okay with the way my PSI appear at the moment as they are usually within a 2 point margin. Though there are many older films/ Japanese films with quite high PSI's that I have very little interest or motivation in watching. (Yes I know I'm a philistine). Sometimes I just like playing aro...

TCI of user A and user B is over 38 Surely your assumption would mean the TCI is ~28, not 38 (or 37) as the 26 films that are rated identically contribute 26 zeros to the average. That however is nit-picking. My main point, or rather question, is whether the TCI's (in general) are mutually commutat...

Star Trek - 90 (T10) Iron Man - 68 (T8) Given the bar set by Star Trek Nemesis, Star Trek (2009) was a refreshing change of pace and a good action film in its own right. I’m not a fan of what JJ has done to Star Wars, but I really enjoyed his take on Star Trek. The plot isn’t actually that complex, ...

brickwall wrote:#21 Josh Hutcherson
I haven't been able to stand him even since he was a child actor. He has a very punchable face

He's alright in Hulu's Future Man.


25. Dane DeHaan
26. Caleb Landry Jones

Punchable faces, and every role they take their characters annoy me.

Seth Rogen. Something about his droning voice, unkempt look, and how the drivel he calls plots almost always involve him being a stoner-saviour.

the best HP fan theory I've heard is that the whole reason why the wizarding world is hidden from the public at large is because their was a war between the wizards and the muggles - and the wizards lost . While magic in the series is shown to be pretty powerful, muggle society has the advantage in...

My 1953 ratings seem to be giving me the middle finger.

There is no fate but what we make for ourselves. Terminator logic aside, at the end of the books Harry is (technically) in possession of all 3 Deathly Hallows, thus making him the master of death. The prophecy is as follows: ...And either must die at the hand of the other for neither can live while...

I'm having a slight issue with the link on individual film pages. Once I've added a film to my remembered list the following message, appears as it should. You've decided to remember Knock Knock for later. You can see all your remembered titles here . Unfortunately the link redirects to https://www....