
"@Dark Warrior, unfortunately, there is no listing of the countries anymore, the users country is not displayed on their profile anymore either and, on top of that, maybe you forgot about it but you b"

“Back in 1995, I saw ‘Dead Man’ in the movie theater and I was completely blown away by the whole thing. Indeed, I never saw anything similar before, it was indeed the first movie directed by Jim Jarmusch that I had the pleasure to see and it became instantly one of my all-time favorites. So, whe” read more

"@Ricky49er, thank you for acknowledging that it is a bit of a stretch to add this movie on this list ;)"

“In a few months, at last, they will release a new reboot for this franchise and we’ll see if they manage to have a hit, especially after all the backlash they received after they went for an all-female cast. Of course, when I was a kid, I saw both movies (probably not in the movie theater for the ” read more

"Can someone explain to me how 'V for Vendetta' is actually a super-hero feature? Is it because V is wearing a mask? In my opinion, it doesn't fit the bill at all and doesn't belong to this list."



"1. The Dark Knight 2. Watchmen 3. Guardians of the Galaxy 4. The Avengers 5. Deadpool 6. The Incredibles 7. Kick-Ass 8. Batman Begins 9. Ant-Man 10. Iron Man"
“Since Sofia Coppola is usually an interesting director, I was quite eager to watch this movie and since it won the Golden Lion at Venice Film Festival, I hoped it would be pretty good. Unfortunately, it turned out to only slightly better than 'The Bling Ring', the movie Coppola made afterwards. ” read more
“We often talk about how some actors (like Ben Affleck or Matthew McConaughey) managed to make some impressive come-backs in their career but, very often, we tend to forget that for some directors, the path was also pretty hazardous and David O. Russell is one perfect example. Indeed, back then, foll” read more