(iron giant spolier)

(iron giant spolier)

You made up those titles

You made up those titles

@avclub-c65a46c16b70bf886e62e791cd4a80b3:disqus

@avclub-c65a46c16b70bf886e62e791cd4a80b3:disqus

Or its sequels:
Beastmaster II: Through the Portal of Time
Beastmaster III: Beastmaster General

Or its sequels:
Beastmaster II: Through the Portal of Time
Beastmaster III: Beastmaster General

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All though all us Bostonians hated that movie?  Due to the super-hyper-mega-exaggerated accents, and the way our girlfriends swooned over Matt Damon.  I had to remind my then-fiance (now ex-wife) that there's no such thing as a "Will Hunting".

@avclub-152cc7bd380aa7ddee2fb624d87228b1:disqus 
All though all us Bostonians hated that movie?  Due to the super-hyper-mega-exaggerated accents, and the way our girlfriends swooned over Matt Damon.  I had to remind my then-fiance (now ex-wife) that there's no such thing as a "Will Hunting".

Shawshank would have been on the list if it had remained an underappreciated little drama, rather than the populist basic cable king.

Shawshank would have been on the list if it had remained an underappreciated little drama, rather than the populist basic cable king.

I think the brass at avclub should dedicate a full column in answer to your first question.  For me, it's the scariest, most re-watchable, and  best made thriller of the decade (maybe any decade).

I think the brass at avclub should dedicate a full column in answer to your first question.  For me, it's the scariest, most re-watchable, and  best made thriller of the decade (maybe any decade).

You're a real peach Paulson.

You're a real peach Paulson.

Methbaker
(Moonraker?)

Methbaker
(Moonraker?)

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Actually my point is a bit different than that, considering I was 24 in 1993, when I saw JP in  in a theater full mostly of screaming adults.  Nobody had experienced anything like that before. I didn't realize how hollow it was until the third trip to the cinema.  And…

@avclub-830dbe34b0cd199d6664b1c56394b200:disqus 
Actually my point is a bit different than that, considering I was 24 in 1993, when I saw JP in  in a theater full mostly of screaming adults.  Nobody had experienced anything like that before. I didn't realize how hollow it was until the third trip to the cinema.  And…