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The Apartment in Movies ·
placidmarlin3 said:Look, I'm certainly not claiming to be some top-tier film critic or an elitist, but I am offering my perspective, and based on my own taste, Wicker Park feels like American junk—artificial, lifeless, and shallow. It reminds me of junk food that's been mass-produced in a factory without any soul, lacking flavor or character, just a cheap copy designed purely for profit. You simply can't compare it to a gourmet delicacy from a French kitchen enjoyed on a sun-drenched terrace in the summer. That’s the first analogy that comes to mind whenever someone mentions Wicker Park, so forgive me if I view a movie you enjoy—especially one that's just a remake—as total garbage.

Alright, different take here.😉

But something is bugging me, and most people seem to have it wrong. Food? Hellooo? Americans don't just eat fast food—even if everyone thinks they're all overweight—so do you really think they don't have their own specialties? Honestly, I hate those stereotypes about Americans. I don't love them, but I don't hate them either. And just because fine dining originates in France doesn't mean the French are inherently "better" at food. Even if the US won a few recent culinary competitions, it doesn't mean the French aren't still far from their former glory. Everyone has their own signature dishes. It's the same thing when we sit around mocking how stupid Americans are—helloooou! There are 300 million of them; of course the media is going to highlight the idiots that make for easy TV. Such lazy assumptions.

But hey, a movie is a movie. If you like it, cool—but for me, this original by😛
The Apartment in Movies ·
placidmarlin3 said:My absolute favorite🙂
I found myself watching it last night, though I honestly can't remember how many times I've seen it by now.

Wicker Park is total garbage—it’s the kind of failure that shouldn't have even happened. There should be a law against remaking certain films, especially when those remake ideas originate from Hollywood.
I mean, seriously, a remake and with whom? Diane Kruger and Josh Hartnett?🤮

In The Apartment, the chemistry between Bellucci and Cassel is thick enough to cut with a knife, not to mention the sheer magnetic energy they both bring to the screen.
Even the atmosphere, the script, the way the characters unfold... I don't recall ever watching a film where I felt absolutely nothing was missing, a work that felt truly perfect, but I experienced that for the first time while watching The Apartment.

Comparing Wicker Park to The Apartment is like comparing American junk food to fine French cuisine—they aren't even in the same league.

Personally, I liked Wicker Park better, and besides, there isn't much of a difference between those two movies when you look at the ratings on IMDb. Since when did you become some kind of film expert or critic, deciding they can't even be compared? For me, Wicker Park wins—but let's be real, neither of these are masterpieces. They aren't going to be ranked among the greatest films ever made.🙄
Jessica Biel in Movies ·
Hhahahahah Jacob, you're too much—seriously, what kind of polls are you running? Most of them... honestly, I'm just not a fan of that actress. And who is she even🙄 you're too much
Daybreakers (2009) in Movies ·
Joshua Jones97 said:It’s all because of Twilight—that trash for teenage girls basically poisoned the entire vampire genre, and honestly, I don't think we're going to see a recovery anytime soon. 🤮🤮

🤦🙄 You’ve got an interesting take there—that you're just susceptible to everyone else's influence. Pfft...
The social psychology of homophobia in Psychology ·
fadedmason6 said:The fact that you're still clinging to this says everything anyone needs to know about you. Anyone with half a brain is just going to ignore you or stop taking you seriously. It's pretty pathetic, honestly.

Pathetic, really.🤷
The social psychology of homophobia in Psychology ·
fadedmason6 said:Are you kidding me? You're pretty much one of the top homophobes we see popping up in these threads all the time. If I felt like it, I could easily drop some of your most offensive posts right here as quotes.

Look, if I actually decided to get nasty, I’d be way more offensive than you—and coming from "your crowd." I mean, you've called people on this forum idiots and morons more times than I can count—not to mention your constant "fak offff" nonsense. And then there's superhands, who actually wished HIV on a toddler through their father... if we're really going to start digging up dirt, let's go...

I have every right to speak my mind, and honestly, I still feel that way about "all of you."
The social psychology of homophobia in Psychology ·
Homophobia is just a sickness—nothing more. Get treated and run the other way...
Technically perfect movies in Movies ·
Jerry Adams71 said:Avatar.🙂


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Lifetime Achievement Award! in Movies ·
I'm not going anywhere

Let’s get this straight—De Niro is better than anyone else on this list, whether you like it or not. It’s just a fact.

As for Hoffman—the guy was great in *Rain Man* and *Kramer vs. Kramer*, sure, but everything else? He fell flat for me. Personally, I think he's overrated.

And Pacino—look, there's not much to say other than he’s always lived in De Niro's shadow.

Then there's Nicholson—I mean, come on, the guy constantly ends up in mediocre movies. There is absolutely no way he has twice the awards of De Niro; let's not kid ourselves. He isn't even in the same league as De Niro.

Also, it's total nonsense to claim De Niro only made hits when working with Scorsese—he had plenty of great films long after that.
Lifetime Achievement Award! in Movies ·
Honestly, who else could it be? Only Robert De Niro—taking home that lifetime achievement award alongside Bruce Springsteen and a few others—could pull this off. He’s quite simply the greatest actor out there...

I mean, who can even compete with him?...

Al Pacino? No chance. He's stuck in De Niro's shadow and he's just making a bad movie today...

And Jack Nicholson—what has that guy even done this decade? Everything has been a miss. He's lost his edge. He really needs to take a page out of De Niro's book and look at those awards...

Then there's Dustin Hoffman—overrated if you ask me. Just like the other two, he hasn't delivered anything lately...

De Niro is the best to ever do it, and he just proved once again what an absolute legend he is...
Resident Evil series (2002-2008) in Movies ·
None of them work for me—honestly, I think horror as a genre is just low-quality and pretty bad. It’s honestly kind of ridiculous.