Most movies today are all flash and no substance.

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Mar 31, 2015
3:56:45pm

Blue Ghost

Most movies today are all flash and no substance.

ie they have no story or character development.

BG

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Blue Ghost

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POLL: Best Era for movies?

bushy7

3/31/15 1:56pm

whichever era didn't have Michael Bay movies....

TheDeek

3/31/15 2:02pm

Older movies were great, until you compare them to the quality of movies today.

Cougar-Duck

3/31/15 2:05pm

The Godfather would like to see you, now

CoopDizz

3/31/15 2:06pm

Most movies today are all flash and no substance.

Blue Ghost

3/31/15 3:56pm

Depends. I prefer the rom-coms from the 50s/60s to the unoriginal filth of

Bert609

3/31/15 2:05pm

I can't believe I'm the only one so far who has said the '70's

CoopDizz

3/31/15 2:11pm

using that logic, a strong case could be made for the 80's

TheDeek

3/31/15 2:16pm

Or the 90s

byujacob

3/31/15 2:18pm

Condor Man - nice

CoopDizz

3/31/15 2:21pm

Revenge of the Jedi is most certainly not as good as A New Hope.

Shimmy

3/31/15 3:44pm

I like to think of how good an ewok would taste if kimchi got his hands on one.

TheDeek

3/31/15 4:03pm

RE: using that logic, a strong case could be made for the 80's

85fan

4/1/15 12:17am

The 70s were a huge step forward for film making, but many of the great films

byujacob

3/31/15 2:16pm

I would put the 90's second, easily

CoopDizz

3/31/15 2:31pm

I agree with you. The '70s were a great mix of story/dialogue with modern film

Mikey

3/31/15 3:11pm

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