"Darkness, No Parents."-The Official Top 10 Movies and Top 5 Worst Movies of 2014 Voting ends 2/25

[Uncle_Ruckus]

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[StraxStrax]

@Uncle_Ruckus

Broken links man, no pictures

 

[MartyMcFly]

i was getting ready to dap you until i saw you show love to Noah

p.s.

i did not like Maps to the Stars.
even if it was satire those people were so despicable that it made me feel dirty aftewards.
that lil kid was a bigger cinematic a$$hole than lou bloom

Haven't seen maps to the stars yet but I'm looking forward to it

 

[TheGodling]

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HM: The Lego Movie, The Babadook, 22 Jump Street, The Hobbit 3, Non-Stop

IMDb doesn't support hotlinking, breh. Although for some strange reason while I'm quoting you I can see them. WTF is The Interview doing there?

 

[Uncle_Ruckus]

IMDb doesn't support hotlinking, breh. Although for some strange reason while I'm quoting you I can see them. WTF is The Interview doing there?

The Interview is on there cause it was too underrated. Same with John Wick.

 

[kp404]

i was getting ready to dap you until i saw you show love to Noah

p.s.

i did not like Maps to the Stars.
even if it was satire those people were so despicable that it made me feel dirty aftewards.
that lil kid was a bigger cinematic a$$hole than lou bloom

I actually liked Noah. I didn't take it as a true story (obviously) like the religious fanatics, but in terms of a movie, I thought it was pretty well made.

 

[kp404]

The Interview is on there cause it was too underrated. Same with John Wick.

John Wick was fun, the Interview I have mixed feelings about. Some of it was funny as fukk while other parts were corny...I need to watch it again

 

[FlyRy]

I actually liked Noah. I didn't take it as a true story (obviously) like the religious fanatics, but in terms of a movie, I thought it was pretty well made.

2 words: rock monsters

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

this is tough

i still haven't seen selma and inherent vice tho

 

[MartyMcFly]

John Wick was fun, the Interview I have mixed feelings about. Some of it was funny as fukk while other parts were corny...I need to watch it again

I didn't like the interview. I think I laughed once for real and mostly just chuckled at Franco's facial expressions

 

[Uncle_Ruckus]

I didn't like the interview. I think I laughed once for real and mostly just chuckled at Franco's facial expressions

Like Interstellar, The Interview got better with repeat viewings for me. Need to watch Inherent Vice and Birdman again cause the same might happen with those.

 

[MartyMcFly]

Like Interstellar, The Interview got better with repeat viewings for me. Need to watch Inherent Vice and Birdman again cause the same might happen with those.

I gotta watch Inherent Vice again too

 

[Uncle_Ruckus]

I gotta watch Inherent Vice again too

shyt, I need to watch Selma and Whiplash. I missed those. And is Dear Black People really worth the viewing? I don't really get into those race movies. Reason why I never seen 12 Years A Slave.

 

[MartyMcFly]

shyt, I need to watch Selma and Whiplash. I missed those. And is Dear Black People really worth the viewing? I don't really get into those race movies. Reason why I never seen 12 Years A Slave.

If you're a black man or woman, hell even if you're not, I think Dear White People is worth watching. If only for the dialogue it sparks and the thoughtfulness of it.

 

[kp404]

I gotta watch Inherent Vice again too

I really liked Inherent Vice, but this year was a very strong year for movies (even some of the summer blockbusters were good unlike most years where they are strictly ticket sellers), so it was tough to make this list.