Everyone should see Moon and Primer. Not because they're important, just because they're that good.
Willow ,'Get It Done'
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I think I've seen 10, but I couldn't swear to it.
I've seen 21 of them. Haven't gotten around to District 9 or Children of Men yet, and I'm not sure I want to see Moon. But my certainty that I will never see Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind unless someone gives me the A-Clockwork-Orange-treatment is bedrock solid.
I've seen 10. Which surprised me, because I haven't seen anything on that list more recent than Brazil.
Everyone should see Moon and Primer
I mean to! There are so many movies that need watching, though. And all this dang TV. Not to mention books.
23! I haven't seen Moon or Primer. I've never heard of them before, so I guess I need to remedy that.
-t, I feel your pain!
I tried to watch Primer, but it was boring.
Moon is a great movie.
But my certainty that I will never see Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind unless someone gives me the A-Clockwork-Orange-treatment is bedrock solid.
Matt is me.
Moon is a great movie.
I was really surprised at how good it was, considering its low budget (which you can tell by some of the special effects if you watch closely).
I'm stunned that I've seen 13, since I'm not the world's biggest SF fan. (Possibly 14, but I can't swear that I've seen The Day the Earth Stood Still.)