have you ever gave a film perfect 10/10 rating?
what movie and for what reason?
Batman vs Superman 10/10
The Force Awakens 10/10
conan
>using RT for movie scores
lel
>>69057224
Avengers
Avengers AoU
Civil War
TFA
Zootopia
>>69057259
but why? these two movies have a lot of major flaws
>>69057308
This. They are all paid by Disney
L'ascension Du Chevalier Noir
>>69057224
yep, to The Godfather
i just think it is a textbook perfect movie (even if it takes little to no risks), and the fact that I come from an italian family just makes it even better
>>69057224
Plenty. I don't consider 10/10 perfect, that'd be stupid. I just give films I consider masterful or classic 10/10.
>>69057342
>RT is owned by Warner
>The reviews are "all paid [for] by Disney"
Poetry.
>>69057644
>i don't consider 10/10 perfect
Goodfellas, thats it. ive seen all kurosawa, bergamn, goddard, memebrick, spielberg etc.....
>>69057669
whats the problem?
>>69057709
>memebrick
>>69057668
>people still dont understand how rt works
Do some research kid
>>69057669
If I had a checklist of ten things that needed to be cleared and did them all would the list be completed or perfect?
>>69057224
> have you ever wasted time rating things on the internet
>>69057772
It would be completed perfectly.
>>69057224
Do some of you seriously rate movies on imdb and rt?
>>69057834
Not necessarily.
Completing tasks does not mean each individual task has been done to perfection.
>>69057714
10/10 = 100%, idk if a score can be any more perfect than 100%.
Robocop
>>69057866
that doesnt mean the movie is perfect. Metric ratings for movies are kind of weird anyway
>>69057866
rounded from 9.X?
>>69057224
Last ones I remember giving 10/10 are Cheap thrills and Talented mr. Ripley
>>69057224
I can't think of anything wrong with Das Boot or Silence of the Lambs.
>>69057852
yea, to keep track of the movies i've watched and liked so i can rewatch them later
what's so bad about it?
>>69057911
>cheap thrills
what the fuck? why? genuinely curious.
>>69057852
I keep my own excel file
>>69057259
>nobody fell for this bait
>it's even the first post in the thread
A little bit of my hope restored. Thank you, /tv/
>>69057852
yep, i rate every movie i see on imdb and make lists of every film im intersted that comes out in a respective year whilst reserving my watchlist for oldies i may i have missed.
:^
I have ten 10s, maybe I give them out too easily.
>>69057942
>what's so bad about it?
Oh I just wondered why anyone would do that, but if you use these sites as "watchlists" it makes kind of sense
>>69057959
there is literally no benefit to this, why not just use imdb?
>>69057332
Flawed but still 10/10
>>69057224
I treat it like giving out an A on a paper.
>>69058012
I find it easier, I don't have to log into imdb and I can made charts and sort the list how I want. Got some graphs too.
>>69058015
makes no sense
10/10 implies flawlessness
I'm more of a thumbs up/down kind of guy
>>69057224
Bladerunner, Fellowship of the Ring, Apocalypse Now, Ghost in the Shell, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Barry Lyndon, Twelve Monkeys, Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
>>69058386
there are "flawless" movies, that arent 10/10
>>69058386
you're assuming the /10
maybe perfect is 11, and 11 is impossible
>>69057224
Ghostbusters.
Perfect 10 movie.
>>69057950
The buildup of tension was flawless, the idea was perfectlz executed.
Back to The Future
the sequels were good, but not as fresh and enjoyable as the original
>>69058832
Not even a 6/10
distrib thread?
>>69057224
Predator
>Humourously vain, yet charming characters who you're sad to see get killed off and subsequently hate for the villain for (also keeps him from being a "cool" reddit villain whose as likable as the main cast)
>Great pounding, synth-heavy soundtrack that's both a cornerstone of 80's music yet not nearly as dated.
>Bleak, dark visual appeal that doesn't come off as boring like in a lot of action films that try to aim for a similar style, and instead makes the setting all the more engaging and intimidating.
>literally How to Pull Off A Tonal Shift: The Movie
>Deconstruction of typical action movie tropes that goes from making the main characters look almost satirically invisible to distressingly human.
>Arnold at his peak in terms of acting. Everybody's on top form, but those last 30 minutes on Arnold's part are something to behold.
Ghostbusters
Just the right amount of humor, horror, sci fi, and action, complete with a bit of drama on the top to really draw you in, AND an all-star cast. The perfect movie.
the fly (1986)
>>69058583
These go to 11
>>69057224
this one. I never get tired of this
Very often informally because I'm like a normal guy and not a critic guy.
