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re: Next: Top 200 MWADS March 2013
Posted on 2/26/13 at 5:09 pm to Freauxzen
Posted on 2/26/13 at 5:09 pm to Freauxzen
Definitely.
Since its up for debate, I say separate the movies. It will make totaling the list harder but it will also show how good a single movie is viewed vs the others in the series/trilogy. Matrix might make the list as a top 25 movie but 2 and 3 wont even be considered, I wouldnt think. It makes it much easier to rank a trilogy higher when they are together than they are separated. Ex: Maybe somebody likes Casablanca better than Fellowship of the Rings, but likes the trilogy better. It gives LOTR an advantage just because its a trilogy. I dont know if thats a bad thing or good thing though.
Since its up for debate, I say separate the movies. It will make totaling the list harder but it will also show how good a single movie is viewed vs the others in the series/trilogy. Matrix might make the list as a top 25 movie but 2 and 3 wont even be considered, I wouldnt think. It makes it much easier to rank a trilogy higher when they are together than they are separated. Ex: Maybe somebody likes Casablanca better than Fellowship of the Rings, but likes the trilogy better. It gives LOTR an advantage just because its a trilogy. I dont know if thats a bad thing or good thing though.
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Posted on 2/26/13 at 5:11 pm to iwyLSUiwy
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It gives LOTR an advantage just because its a trilogy. I dont know if thats a bad thing or good thing though.
I seriously doubt that. The trilogy improves as a single piece of work, as I'm sure the Hobbit will as well. I'd say make LOTR and Kill Bill the only exceptions.
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