Why does everyone dislike Kill Bill so much..?

##VOTE 8 Mile
##VOTE Inglorious Basterds
##VOTE The Thing

##vote Schindler's List
##vote memento
##vote groundhog day
##vote Blazing Saddles
##vote Inglorious Basterds

##vote memento
##vote groundhog day
####vote die hard

Btw if there is a tie, I think I have a new method that's a bit better.

##vote dark Knight
##vote rear window

I think that's time....Phase ended I'll tally soon.

Final Vote Tally:

Group A:
Schindler’s List: 9
Ten Commandments: 5

Memento: 12
8 Mile: 5

Group B:
Groundhog Day: 14
Stripes: 2

Blazing Saddles: 10
Withnail and I: 0

Group C:
Rear Window: 7
Kal Ho Naa Ho: 0

Hell or High Water: 7
Tampopo: 1

Group D:
Dark Knight: 11
Inglourious Basterds: 10

Die Hard: 11
The Thing: 7

Schindler's List, Memento, Groundhog Day, Blazing Saddles, Rear Window, Hell or High Water, The Dark Knight and Die Hard move on.

New Matchups

Group A
No. 2 The Shawshank Redemption vs No. 21 Manchester by the Sea
and
No. 15 Hidden Figures vs No. 18 Letters from Iwo Jima

Group B
No. 2 Airplane! vs No. 31 Muppet Christmas Carol
and
No. 15 My Cousin Vinny vs No. 18 Jerry Maguire

Group C
No. 2 The Shining vs No. 31 Shin Godzilla
and
No. 15 No Country for Old Men vs No. 18 Who Killed Captain Alex

Group D
No. 2 Pulp Fiction vs No. 31 Kill Bill
and
No. 15 A Clockwork Orange vs No. 18 Goldfinger

Good Luck

##VOTE Shawshank Redemption

##VOTE Airplane

##VOTE Shin Godzilla
##VOTE Who Killed Captain Alex

Tarantino vs Tarantino
Kill Bill is a bit more nostalgic for me, as my very first Tarantino film, but Pulp Fiction is the better movie.
##VOTE Pulp Fiction

##vote Shawshank Redemption
##vote Muppets Christmas Carol - Hell yeah
##vote No country for old men
##vote Kill Bill
##vote A Clockwork Orange

## vote Shawshank Redemption (was wondering when it was appearing)
## vote Airplane
## vote My cousin Vinny
## The Shining
## vote No Country for Old Men
## Kill Bill
## Goldfinger

Um, have none of you seen Who Killed Captain Alex?

I'm disgusted by how you're treating the greatest film ever produced in Uganda. It has comedy, it has the greatest action I've ever seen in a film, it has charm.

##VOTE No Country For Old Men

Also the Shining is a considerably overrated film, so vote for Shin Godzilla.

##vote Muppets Christmas Carol

I know I have an uphill battle against shawshank. So I will give my thesis when I get home.

##VOTE THE SHINING
##VOTE KILL BILL

##VOTE Shawshank Redemption
##VOTE Hidden Figures

##VOTE Airplane!
##VOTE My Cousin Vinny

##VOTE The Shining
##VOTE Who Killed CAPT Brad

##VOTE Pulp Fiction
##VOTE A Clockwork Orange

##VOTE Manchester By the Sea (Shawshank ain't that good y'all. And I think Manchester will age into a classic)
##VOTE Hidden Figures
##VOTE Muppets
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##VOTE The Shining
##VOTE No Country for Old Men
##VOTE Pulp Fiction
##VOTE Goldfinger (I still don't really understand why A Clockwork Orange is viewed so fondly)

The Shining is not "considerably" overrated, but I can see why some people might not like it as much as it deserves. Don't vote for Shit Godzilla. ;)

Ah yes, good old college days. At my school, we had triple features on campus every Saturday night. One night the features were Full Metal Jacket, The Shining, and A Clockwork Orange starting at midnight. And thus a fan of Stanley Kubrick was born.

@ Tom - "Shawshank ain't that good y'all" ... ?? This is probably why the greatest movie ever really shouldn't be decided on this site ;-)

Shawshank is shallow. Shawshank borders on "soap opera-y"

People make fun of t.v. movies on Lifetime and Hallmark for being cliché, shallow and unrealistic romance films. Shawshank is basically the same thing for dramas/prison dramas.

That is hyperbolic because I don't think its a bad movie, but I don't think it is great. The characters - even Red and Andy - are remarkably flat for a film viewed with such reverence

Shawshank Redemption is by far an excellent film. Amazing cast and an entertaining story, id say riveting. But i feel it fails to innovate; it is to me the pinnacle of prison dramas but that is because it does very well what many prison dramas have done before. When i watch shawshank i cant shake the feeling that many of the ideas are cliche and ive seen them all somewhere else. While it is 100% original it doesnt feel that way to me. I almost want to look through the anthology of all prison dramas to see if it is maybe a remake of some obscure 30's black and white film. This isnt anything to take from the films credit. it is a really good drama

But, really good doesn't even come to describe Manchester By the Sea. It is a film about everyday people experiencing an everyday occurrence in a natural way. The characters are 3-dimensional and the story is wrenching. I very rarely find myself crying in films, but this film made me tear up in ways other films just cant. There is something about the way Lonergan directs this film and how Casey Affleck acts that makes even simple dialogue come across as weighted and meaningful.


SPOILER WARNING

I have to give an example and while this in no way spoils this movies story it is a scene which resonates in the film. A characters father passes and he is told his father will be placed in a freezer until the spring thaw. Him and his now guardian argue about this but it seems almost a throw away scene. Later in the film, the character opens the freezer at home and a bunch of stuff falls out. The character breaks down. through tears he expresses his dissatisfaction with his father being placed in a freezer. This to me is the most REAL conversation in a film i have ever seen.

SPOILER OVER:

I can not vote against this film.
I will not vote against this film and this film deserves to move on.

##VOTE Manchester by the Sea

If you haven't seen it, please rent it tonight, youtube it, idc. but before you vote this movie should be watched.

We all know that there's only one Manchester, and it is neither in America nor by the sea.

#GloryGloryManUnited

^Its on Amazon Prime for those that have that.

I hesitate because its fresh on my mind (which tends to inflate my opinion on films), but it might be the best film I've seen in the past 10 yrs.

##VOTE Iwo Jima
##VOTE Muppets
##VOTE Maguire
##VOTE Shining
##VOTE No country for old men (I mean seriously this is an amazing film)
##VOTE Pulp Fiction
##VOTE Gold Finger