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Quote from: corndog on September 02, 2009, 08:10:11 AMQuote from: pixote on September 01, 2009, 11:31:38 PMQuote from: corndog on September 01, 2009, 10:27:22 PMGood Will Hunting is my #3. I had Finding Forrester in my top 100 too. Gus Van Sant is the man."Finding Forrester" and "the man" in the same post without a "now, dog" at the end? That has to be unprecented.pixoteMaybe I should just end all of my posts that way now...dog.Van Sant does kick ass, and I have yet to see Forrester, but how is "Good Will Hunting" credible evidence when discussing this man's greatness? Sure it's a good film, but it's probably my least favorite Van Sant I've seen.
Quote from: pixote on September 01, 2009, 11:31:38 PMQuote from: corndog on September 01, 2009, 10:27:22 PMGood Will Hunting is my #3. I had Finding Forrester in my top 100 too. Gus Van Sant is the man."Finding Forrester" and "the man" in the same post without a "now, dog" at the end? That has to be unprecented.pixoteMaybe I should just end all of my posts that way now...dog.
Quote from: corndog on September 01, 2009, 10:27:22 PMGood Will Hunting is my #3. I had Finding Forrester in my top 100 too. Gus Van Sant is the man."Finding Forrester" and "the man" in the same post without a "now, dog" at the end? That has to be unprecented.pixote
Good Will Hunting is my #3. I had Finding Forrester in my top 100 too. Gus Van Sant is the man.
Also, why so little love for Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Just noticed that United 93 didn't make the list. I feel like the film's reputation will continue to improve with time, and eventually it will make it.Also, why so little love for Who Framed Roger Rabbit?