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Originally Posted by Gemme
I've seen all of the ones you're missing, Orema. They are all fantastic for different reasons. Mad Max is a visual smorgasbord of excellence. Even if it's not someone's kind of genre, no one can argue that it's not extremely visually stimulating. For some, it might be too much so.
Room's power is all internal. Such good acting and such an emotional and mental struggle for all involved. It's relevant on a lot of levels.
The Martian is definitely a big box office movie and you can tell the funding that went into it, plus Matt Damon's a cutie patootie and he's actually funny in this. Not a laugh every minute kind of funny, but when life gives you lemons, you draw on them and make lemon faces kind of funny.
I enjoyed all three for different reasons. You've seen all the ones I haven't. Out of those, who do you feel has the edge?
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Thanks for your thoughts, Gemme. I'll make a point of watching all three and I may be able to catch one tonight.
I think Revenant has the edge. Leo has been a man for awhile, but he proved to be a "man's man" in this film and I think that goes a long way in Hollywood.
But, I know Hollywood loves Speilberg and Hanks, so Bridge of Spies may come out on top.