The 60 most popular movies in history
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I don't really like any movie with samurais, that's why I prefer The Magnificent Seven. (both old and new versions)
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Francis Ford Coppolla's remake of Dracula was the last movie that used practical effects. This scene freaks me out as the walk was so surreal, which in actual fact was shot in reverse.
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The good old days of stop-motion before VFX.
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The internet literally killed his career. Why would anyone hire someone to store 80Gb in his head and personally deliver that data when you can just share it on Google Drive these days?
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One of the better comics-to-screen adaptation. The comics is really good. Alan Moore is an amazing writer.
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Another Alan Moore masterpiece. The premise is more real than ever today where every cuntry is becoming a police state. Hugo Weaving was amazing despite not showing his face the entire movie.
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The boy ghost was creepy as fuck. Guillermo Del Toro is amazing at creating tension.
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Another great comics-to-screen adaptation by Guillermo Del Toro. Stay away from the remake.
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