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Nitro wrote:

Scott wrote: Give me one good argument Independence Day isn't a masterpiece and I'll counter it with reasoning that it is a masterpiece and 3 reasons why Tron Legacy isn't.

Independence Day was a good watch but the whole interfacing with the alien computer an uploading a virus just ruined it for me.

If the aliens were using human satellites to converse (in binary if I remember correctly) then clearly our computers worked on a similar premise. You could also assume Jeff Goldbloom's character was aided by the scientists studying the smaller ship in order to figure out how to interface with the mothership.

He obviously just installed alien_mothership.lib and statically linked it along with putting alien_members.h in his compiler's header folder and just read the documentation finding the function void destroy_self(). Duh..

I actually like Independence Day

Scott wrote: If the aliens were using human satellites to converse (in binary if I remember correctly) then clearly our computers worked on a similar premise. You could also assume Jeff Goldbloom's character was aided by the scientists studying the smaller ship in order to figure out how to interface with the mothership.

He obviously just installed alien_mothership.lib and statically linked it along with putting alien_members.h in his compiler's header folder and just read the documentation finding the function void destroy_self(). Duh..

Scott wrote:

Nitro wrote:

Scott wrote: Give me one good argument Independence Day isn't a masterpiece and I'll counter it with reasoning that it is a masterpiece and 3 reasons why Tron Legacy isn't.

Independence Day was a good watch but the whole interfacing with the alien computer an uploading a virus just ruined it for me.

If the aliens were using human satellites to converse (in binary if I remember correctly) then clearly our computers worked on a similar premise. You could also assume Jeff Goldbloom's character was aided by the scientists studying the smaller ship in order to figure out how to interface with the mothership.

He obviously just installed alien_mothership.lib and statically linked it along with putting alien_members.h in his compiler's header folder and just read the documentation finding the function void destroy_self(). Duh..

One word. Soundwave

1.Star Wars Episode 3(watched in theaters when I was 10 )
2.The Hangover!
3.Star Wars Episode IV
4.Pirates of the Caribbean At Worlds End
5.Independence Day(Whats with the hate?)
6.Due Date
7.Family Guy Blue Harvest xD
8.The Simpsons Movie xD xD
9.Saving Private Ryan(who doesn't like a war movie or two?)
10.2012

There are some I missed, but I believe I have a good list

Legion 2.5 wrote:

Scott wrote:
If the aliens were using human satellites to converse (in binary if I remember correctly) then clearly our computers worked on a similar premise. You could also assume Jeff Goldbloom's character was aided by the scientists studying the smaller ship in order to figure out how to interface with the mothership.

He obviously just installed alien_mothership.lib and statically linked it along with putting alien_members.h in his compiler's header folder and just read the documentation finding the function void destroy_self(). Duh..

One word. Soundwave

Soundwave is not a mothership nor a header file...

Scott wrote:

Legion 2.5 wrote:

Scott wrote:
If the aliens were using human satellites to converse (in binary if I remember correctly) then clearly our computers worked on a similar premise. You could also assume Jeff Goldbloom's character was aided by the scientists studying the smaller ship in order to figure out how to interface with the mothership.

He obviously just installed alien_mothership.lib and statically linked it along with putting alien_members.h in his compiler's header folder and just read the documentation finding the function void destroy_self(). Duh..

One word. Soundwave

Soundwave is not a mothership nor a header file...

He is a satellite

I don't know about the ordering of the movies but here are my favorite ones

Bourne trilogy,
Matrix trilogy,
LOTR trilogy,
Fight Club,
Chronicles of Riddick,
Kingdom of Heaven,
Zeitgeist: Moving Forward (more of a documentryish movie but still excellent imo)
Bruce Almighty
V for Vendetta
Oceans Eleven

Tretarn wrote:Kingdom of Heaven

One of your favourites? I prefer Gladiator for my Medieval Times feature fix.

Scott wrote:

Tretarn wrote:Kingdom of Heaven

Gladiator

I knew I forgot something! Yes that definitely makes the cut. How could I forget that?

Tretarn wrote:

Scott wrote:

Tretarn wrote:Kingdom of Heaven

Gladiator

I knew I forgot something! Yes that definitely makes the cut. How could I forget that?

I figured

Independence Day is about the equivalent of Transformers imo.

ctrooper wrote:Independence Day is about the equivalent of Transformers imo.

ID > Transformers, A Michael Bay Film

Scott wrote: ID > Transformers, A Michael Bay Film

agreed

Ahem... In no particular order:
1. The Good, The Bad and the Ugly.
2. The Shawshank Redemption
3. Apocalypse Now
4. Forrest Gump
5. Goodfellas
6. Bladerunner
7. Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgandy
8. Ghostbusters
9. Back to the Future
10. Terminator 2: Judgement Day
11. Planet of the Apes
12. From Russia with Love
13. Saving Private Ryan
14. Raiders of the Lost Ark
15. A New Hope
I know it was meant to be a list of 10 but c'mon, there are so many great movies.