As for everything that's great about Amdeus, can't forget the gorgeous music.

edited 4th Jun '12 3:03:51 PM by Pannic

I noticed you didn't answer me, Pannic.

Then again, given how finnicky I am...

What I love about Pulp Fiction is the dialogue.

"I'm a mushroom cloud laying motherfucker, motherfucker!"

"Giving a woman a foot massage and sticking your tongue in the holiest of holies ain't the same fucking thing."

edited 4th Jun '12 3:06:20 PM by PurpleDalek

@Swasfews: it's more Dresden Files inspired than Shin Megami Tenshi (assuming that's what you were referring to). There's an open Masquerade so that's quite a bit different though. I actually have a member of this thread as one of the players (Latenite).

I used to think Pulp Fiction was a straight up masterpiece. Then I watched it when I was older and realized the sheer amount of profanity is pure Narm. It's still good though.

edited 4th Jun '12 3:07:47 PM by Bluespade

Your tastes are finicky. I can't answer whether you'd like it or not. It's about a successful composer with a career who meets Mozart, who is a pure genius, and he finds that Mozart is one of the most crass individuals he's ever met, and decides to bring him down.

It's a story about envy.

I can't say if you'd like it. I'll say you should watch it, though.

edited 4th Jun '12 3:08:18 PM by Pannic

What's this, films we like?

Trading Places, Blues Brothers and Hot Fuzz.

Oh yeah, I like Pulp Fiction too.

@Pannic and that's... good?

WAIT, this is about The Gift, isn't it? (twitch)

edited 4th Jun '12 3:08:57 PM by gingerninja666

A bit. Mozart was a prodigy, after all.

... Ubisoft opened up their conference with a concert to show off Just Dance 4.

WITH FLO RIDA.

WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

I really like the original Transformers movie.

The Empire Strikes Back and The Last Crusade are probably in my unofficial top ten too.

I seem to like sequels a lot......

edited 4th Jun '12 3:10:25 PM by PurpleDalek

Liked Pulp Fiction. Let me think... my favorite movies include:

The Social Network
Twelve Angry Men
A Few Good Men
Finding Nemo
Ansiktet or The Magician
Rear Window
Fargo

I think I'll also put The Prestige on my list. Along with The Running Man and Demolition Man

edited 4th Jun '12 3:12:24 PM by gingerninja666

More rpg stuff: I was trying to come up with an offensive slur for a racist guy to use for Elves. I think I've settled on tree fuckers.

@Pannic Would I like anything on that list?

an why SHOULD I NEED to watch Amadeus?

@Pannic I'd put Finding Nemo on my list too. Pixar's Magnum Opus.

My favorite movie is either The Incredibles or Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Too hard to pick between those two.

@Purple Meh. I thought Wall E was their opus personally. Almost made me cry. Not even Up can claim that honour

I've never actually read or heard anything about Dresden Files before, so yeah, Shin Megami Tensei. If Dresden Files is like that, I think I should probably check it out.

I only saw Pulp Fiction about a year ago, but I didn't think it was that amazing. The excessive cursing got kind of annoying after a while. It was pretty good, though.

With me, I always seem to prefer sequels to the originals. I'm not entirely sure why. Iron Man 2, and Empire are better than the original and New Hope for two examples. The same goes for games a lot with me.
You people keep listing these movies that I've never seen and are making me realize I really need to watch more movies.

I actually can't stand Finding Nemo. I have no idea why, but I just don't like it.

Ahhh Toy Story 3. I actually preferred other pixar movies over Finding Nemo. It doesn't help that I saw Finding Nemo AFTER I watched Monsters, Inc..

edited 4th Jun '12 3:17:02 PM by stevebat

I liked Cars.

But my favourite Pixar is probably a Toy Story.

Or maybe Ratatouille that was good.

Oh, also The Fly.

Tremors 2: Aftershock

Fail Safe

The Invisible Man

No love for Wall E

edited 4th Jun '12 3:17:56 PM by gingerninja666

Aliens, Terminator 2, The Dark Knight, The Last Crusade, The Empire Strikes Back, Toy Story 3.......

Yeah, I seem to be a sequel man.

I'd nominate Monty Python and the Holy Grail as one of the best comedies ever made. Even if it is over-quoted by nerds.

Finding Nemo is when Pixar went from "We're great animators and writers" to "we can tell a genuinely moving story."

Not sure about the other stuff on my list, Ginger. Though A Few Good Men does have a fantastic villain in the form of Colonel Jessup, who delivers one of the most famous movie speeches of all time.

Oh! Ratatouille! I loved that film!

I always liked Life of Brian more than Holy Grail.

edited 4th Jun '12 3:18:43 PM by Pannic

@ Ginger: I liked Wall-E. It's just not at the top for me.