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12 Monkeys.
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MAD MAX fuckin' kills 12 Monkeys you cunts have no taste :)
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12 Monkeys.
I think it's more sci-fi than Mad Max, which was an actioner set in the near future.
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There are still some twists left in this one...;) 6-3, 12 Monkeys leads over Mad Max. More votes needed to decide this one...
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12 Monkeys.
Gilliam's excellent visionary tale outshines Gibson's post-apocalyptic action film by a mile.
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12 Monkeys
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Agreed....................
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9-3, 12 Monkeys cruises through to a rather easy and smooth win over Mad Max.
This concludes the Quarter-Finals. Semi-Finals start next...
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SEMI - FINAL #1
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wow
bastard of a choice. But .... i'm going to go with The Thing although the effects in Alien were top notch - The Thing blew the envelope wide open with the operating room scene .. inspired mayhem the likes of which have never been repeated so effectively. also - and no one ever mentions this : i love the fact that the movie was about a group of scruffy old men. i love women, but they are often just t&a in horror films. Even Sigourney was exploited for her beauty in the underwear shots. It's the one thing almost every horror movie tries to sell itself with - sex appeal ... This Thing is unique in this - a very ballsy approach to the genre, and a lesser film would have worked - illogically - a woman in this as a love interest. Again - i love women, and i love strong women, and i love scantilly dressed strong women even more .... but i always admired The Thing for it's simplicity... sort of the way i admire a comedian who manages to be hysterically funny - without being dirty. (and i like the dirty comedians too) i realize i probably just dug myself a hole no one else will understand - oh well.
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