Which love story is better: Titanic or Episode II?

Blue Eyes said:Feeling those In the Mood for Love vibes.

hell yeah, absolutely!!!!!!!!!!

Does anyone else think that song sounds more like they’re in the mood for ska? Anyway, I'm totally going off-topic now—let's get back to the main point: Personally, I think Britney is much better, even if you all think 😛

redowl90 said:Watch out, this is a trick question since we're talking about two movies that most people absolutely HATE...

Most people hate them??? Are you actually talking about the movies themselves or just the romance subplots? Because honestly, those films rank way too high on the all-time popularity lists for anyone to say "most people" don't like them.

lonemarlin40 said:I mean, I don't think movies rank high enough on those "most watched" lists for us to claim most people actually hate them.

Honestly, I think the grammar works better if we just say: "The majority of people who didn't find the movie's visuals distracting enough to stop them from mindlessly munching popcorn and sipping a Coke."

No, I’m talking about the total film snobs. The ones who won't even touch a movie with a budget over a million bucks because they think anything mainstream is just "childish." They love watching stuff they don't even understand just so they can lecture everyone else about how the director is some kind of genius, a messiah, or maybe even a god. And their absolute favorite thing to say? That the book was better than the movie.

Did anyone catch that new Ingmar flick yesterday?

blueranger12 said:Nah, I’m talking about those hardcore film snobs who won't even touch a movie unless it has a budget north of a million bucks, because they think anything else is just some childish little flick.

Cool, because I haven't run into anyone like that yet. Be a pal and introduce me to one of them sometime. 🙂

lonemarlin40 said:I don't think you can say most people dislike them when they're consistently ranked as some of the most watched movies out there.

Being high on the viewership charts doesn't prove anything. People don't watch them just because they love them...

When I said "most people DON'T like them," I was mostly referring to the folks here on the Forum, not the general public... 🙂 😉

Mickey, I was totally hinting at you!!! HoHohoHoHOhOhO

Urpanus said:Britney. Britney is way better.😎

Please, Aguilera is clearly superior! Ugh, you are just being DIRTY!!!

I still think Holly Valance is the superior choice 🙂

the more you get into it... it honestly just keeps getting better 🙂

Take the Titanic, for example.

So, you're telling me the romance in Titanic is just a subplot? As if the entire movie isn't built on the foundation of their overwhelming, passionate, eternal bond... Honestly, I'm perfectly fine with the fact that they both ended up dead at the bottom of the ocean. It feels right. After all, every truly great love story has to be a tragedy 🙄

Honestly, what were you thinking asking us something like that?
Those movies are so incredibly cliché and played out that even if I actually tried to recall a single plot point—let alone a romance—not even a brain like the one in "A Beautiful Mind" could help me out (and honestly, that movie is just painfully tedious; it’s one of those flicks where you can easily nod off for an hour and still somehow follow what's happening when you wake up)...

Titanic. I honestly love watching this. Horner’s score just pulls you right into a dream state... plus, Kate and Leonardo are such a perfect match for this story.