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Originally posted by [NFC]Wave You're so right I have the original's and the extended editions I just re-watched "The Shawshank Redemption" last night... now that was a powerful movie. Love it.

A movie where you feel totally complete at the end of. Not many movies leave me feeling like that, but for Shawshank, everything just worked out, the way it should have, the you hoped it would. The piano melody in that movie, just gets to me everytime, moving score.

Do you think it's better to have a movie wrap everything up in a nice little bundle, or leave it open to guess work? Sometimes you can just TELL there's going to be a sequel, but I can't say I'm a HUGE fan of having everything all packaged into one film. I mean, like, strictly an introduction, conflict, denoument/climax and resolution... that can get boring. Opinions?

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Originally posted by awishabear Flop: TITANIC

How is the most succesful movie of all time an effin flop?

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ps. loved Batman Begins, and Layer Cake

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Originally posted by jon jon How is the most succesful movie of all time an effin flop?

Strictly imo, jon jon... most of the people I know that saw it weren't that impressed with it... And i'm not trying to stir the pot more, but I think there are more successful movies out now.

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