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Alf 01-09-2023 08:08 PM

Which decade was your favourite for movies?
 
Which decade do you think is the best and had your favourite movies overall?

And give me reasons why? What particular movies made that decade stand out above others?

Was it the 2000s which had the Lord of the rings trilogy, the first two parts of The Dark Knight trilogy, most of the Harry Potter movies and the peak of Pixar movies?

Was it the last decade, the 2010s with the marvel movies?

What about the 90s with the people's favourite film The Shawshank redemption as well as Goodfellas, Schindlers List, Fargo, The Matrix and Tarantino in top form?

The 80s had great coming of age movies like Breakfast Club and Stand by me as well as Sci fi classics like Back to the future, Blade runner and the two final episodes of the original Star Wars trilogy and the Indiana Jones trilogy.

The 70s had the first two Godfather movies along with One flew over the cuckoo's nest and great comedies from Mel Brooks and Monty Python. The start of Star Wars and Rocky.

I don't think many of you have ventured much further than that in decades. My favourite is the 50s. But at the moment it's not worth my explanation why. Not until I pull you in to watching the 50s movies.

Strictly Jake 01-09-2023 09:41 PM

For me due to my age probably it's the 90s and 00s films for me. 90s films like Titanic, Twister, Jurassic Park, 00s films for the teen movies and comedy's probably. I grew up with 90s and 00s movies. If I had to choose. 90s

Crimson Dynamo 01-09-2023 09:42 PM

70s

Crimson Dynamo 01-09-2023 09:43 PM

and its not even close

Strictly Jake 01-09-2023 09:43 PM

I do appreciate 1950s films too though Alf. I organised a Hollywood golden era murder mystery and I was obsessed with learning about the various actors, actresses, directors how films were made etc. The cross over from silent films to talkies. And I also love 80s films. Probably not overly keen on the 70s films nor the 2010s, and definitely not the 2020s so far which seem to be all remakes or unoriginal material

Niamh. 01-09-2023 10:18 PM

90's

user104658 01-09-2023 11:00 PM

80's and 90's are very, very close but if pushed for an answer, 90's takes the top spot.

Swan 01-09-2023 11:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy (Post 11324649)
80's and 90's are very, very close but if pushed for an answer, 90's takes the top spot.

I agree with the 80's and 90's, but im the other way, the 80's pips it for me.

bots 01-09-2023 11:55 PM

every decade has had it's stand out movies for me

arista 02-09-2023 12:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 11324634)
70s

Yes Dirty Harry

And

Chinatown.

Quality we do not see today.


And Quadraphonic Music
Multi Channel

Now
on SACD Multi Channels
and Blu-rays Multi Channels

Good all that hard work
gets a new life.

Swan 02-09-2023 12:53 AM

The French Connection is a quality film from the 70's. And The Warriors (which a lot of people think is an 80's film but was released in 1979).

Mystic Mock 02-09-2023 01:32 AM

I've liked Movies from a few decades.

But for me I'm going to go with the 00's.

Reasons why:
The Dark Knight
Spirited Away
Sword Of The Stranger
Blade Of The Phantom Master
Pixar Movies
Dreamworks Movies
Lilo & Stitch

And Alf when it comes to pre-70's Movies.

1. Psycho
2. Alice In Wonderland (1951 Movie)
3. The Sword And The Stone
4. Peter Pan (1953 Movie)

There's probably others that I'm not thinking of currently.

user104658 07-09-2023 12:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Swan (Post 11324650)
I agree with the 80's and 90's, but im the other way, the 80's pips it for me.

80's for nostalgia and just outright style (all decades have their style but I think at this point, enough time has passed and enough decades to say that 80's in the most defined and iconic).

BUT... 90's has so many "firsts" and so much development of the entertainment industry. Movies, TV, games, it was sort of a renaissance for things like visual effects and modern film-making techniques - look at films made in 1990 compared to something like The Matrix (99) or even Titanic, Independence Day, or even earlier with Terminator 2, Jurassic Park etc.

You won't find developmental "leaps" like that in the 80's, or the 2000's/2010's even until now.

In fact, I watched the first Iron Man (2008) recently and not only are the effects indistinguishable from something you'd see being released in 2023 ... ... some of them are better.

Alf 19-10-2023 07:07 PM

Bump this for the returnee's and newbies to answer.

Any movie buffs amongst you?

Zizu 19-10-2023 07:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alf (Post 11351421)
Bump this for the returnee's and newbies to answer.

Any movie buffs amongst you?


Do you fancy doing a thread for fabulous yet little known movies ?


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Ithinkiloveyoutoo 25-10-2023 12:24 AM

90s and 80s. Early 2000s fit in here too .

GoldHeart 02-11-2023 11:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo (Post 11357250)
90s and 80s. Early 2000s fit in here too .

I agree
I actually miss some of those types of movies, we had such classics .

Oliver_W 02-11-2023 01:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alf (Post 11324607)

Was it the 2000s which had the Lord of the rings trilogy, the first two parts of The Dark Knight trilogy, most of the Harry Potter movies and the peak of Pixar movies?

AND the Prequel Trilogy.

The Narnia films.

The Spider-Man trilogy.

X-Men films.


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