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Roger Stone — 4 years ago(September 05, 2021 02:07 PM)

Hi everyone. Am I supposed to post this on "Film General". I saw a couple of movie threads here and it appears to be busier. If you've seen any of these, please review them.
The Sign of the Leo
His Days Are Numbered
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All About Eve
Never On Sunday
"I have a Dick in the front and a dick in the back!"

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ur last 5 pornos, but "Stephanie B's Anal Entry Volume 87" was my favorite", buna

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Friday 13th and sequels.

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"La Terrazza"
I've seen some masterpieces, but they're movies I've seen multiple times. But I've seen all the movies you've listed, and think the first two are underrated, despite them being made by great directors. Rohmer and Petri? One of France and Italy's best.
ILoveHutch is a big fan of "Never On Sunday", as am I.
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"There Will Be Blood" is definitely the American masterpiece of the last 20 years and I don't think any other movie comes close. I hope PTA's next movie (which comes out this year) is good. I haven't liked anything he's made since.
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There Will Be Blood
No Country for Old Men
Spirited Away
Raging Bull
The Lighthouse
Throughout Heaven and Earth, I alone am the honored one.

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The flaw is in your manner of wording and questioning.
What if one only watched say 15 movies over the past 5 years and they didn't like any of them? How far back does one have to go and recollect the last five that they thought were masterpieces, that is if that superlative was even afforded them?
What if someone believes Cheech and Chong's
Up In Smoke - 78'
is a masterpiece and feel it is C&C's funniest film therefore a masterpiece? Does that rate within your context of masterpiece?
"Masterpiece" is all subjective sunshine.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

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drop of the hat? I asked this days ago. I'm not demanding an answer at the drop of a hat. Use your own criteria. Go to dictionary.com and look up masterpiece
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How is one supposed to recall the last 5 "masterpieces" they saw at the drop of a hat if they watch many things and what is the criteria for masterpiece?
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

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I know if I can quite answer that and give you five.
But I loved these two movies.
McCabe and Mrs. Miller (1971)
The Consequence (1977)
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