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What about Terms of Endearment, Steel Magnolias, Schindler's List, The Piano, The Sixth Sense, Roots, Million Dollar Baby, Kill Bill 1 & 2, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Passion of the Christ, and West Side Story?
Damn near everything with Woody Allen's name attached to it. (How many times can you watch the same self-possessed neurotic schlep character without wanting to barf?)
Just shows what a joke Oscar awards have become. Add Out of Africa and Ordinary People to the mix and it would seem that to win an oscar , someone must make a VERY BORING film.
I am totally with you on all three movies. Ordinary People was probably the best of the three, but only because it was shorter.
Silence of the Lambs. There, I said it. My problem was that I read the book first and thought the plot line was ridiculous, so I didn't have much hope with the movie. Sure, it has some classic scenes, but every time it's on I'm reminded of the Simpson's episode where Bart goes on a drive along with Chief Wiggum. When they come across a robbery, Chief Wiggum turns to Bart, says "I know this breaks every rule in the book, but will you cover me?" and hands him a gun. For me, that was essentially the relationship between Jodie Foster and Scott Glenn.
The Dark Knight. Total yawnfest. I thought Batman was supposed to be about action and Batman actually stopping crime. But instead we get 15% Batman and 85% people talking in weird voices. It felt like they took a 30 minute TV episode and stretched it into a 3 hour cup of warm milk and honey.
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