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Animehermit
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top ten highest grossing films of all time: 1 Titanic 2 The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King 3 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 4 The Dark Knight 5 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone 6 Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End 7 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix 8 The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers 9 Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace 10 Shrek 2 these are arguably the best films to come out in the last 10 years.
thats exactly why Naruto is one of the most popular series in japan and America? or the sheer amount of Moe crap being produced this season? while possibly the most successful anime in the states did really poorly in japan? or was ignored in both countries? ok so maybe i am being harsh, One Piece is possibly the most popular anime/manga in japan, and its pretty good, so there is accounting for taste.
well respected hah! Eberts' a quack, his reviews have steadily gone from good to done right horrible in the time he's been reviewing. I liked him when he was more harsh and didn't like every film he watched. there haven't been that many good movies in the past few years. Last edited by Animehermit on Fri Oct 10, 2008 1:11 am; edited 1 time in total |
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maaya
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Naruto isn't a bad show, especially since it's aimed at a younger audience it's pretty good. ^^
you mean this year? because this season there is almost none at all. Of course the Japanese will overlook some good series now and then, but f.ex. if you look at the manga charts, there are so many really good series that are completely overlooked in foreign countries or even get cancelled because they don't sell enough there. (20th century boys, Honey & Clover f.ex.) |
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MorwenLaicoriel
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Very, very arguably. If Pirates of the Caribbean, Harry Potter movies, and Shrek 2 is the best movies to have come out in America in the last ten years, then it's no wonder why theater audiences are declining. Don't get me wrong, I actually enjoyed half of those movies on the list...I just don't think they represent the best that American cinema has to offer. There are many, many other movies that came out that didn't make it onto that list. (...Plus, honestly, I think the first Shrek is better, and the first Shrek was no where near the best movie I've ever seen.) |
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Vortextk
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Listing the top 10 grossing movies...they are "arguably" the best movies? Ever? Let's set aside the fact that listing those means you aren't listing ANY classics of even like 10 years ago minus Titanic because highest GROSSING means jack squat. 30 years ago there might've been a smaller movie audience and tickets were obviously much less expensive so highest grossing doesn't even begin to fairly judge movies. And while I agree all of those are good, at worst, and some really great but that's not even close to a fair assessment and then adding on that they're probably the best 10 movies ever...again, just no.
You'll never have a set in stone top 10 best ever movies, but I can tell you that list is not even a rough draft of what it would be. |
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peechan123
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hakushaku to yousei is really..
nice i hope theres a season 2.. 
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Yeah, and this is a bit of necroposting, hence the lock.
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