The 'Which Movie Was Better' Game

[Dogzilla]

Alright, so this is a rather simple game.

The Rules:

Person A says two movies and asks which one was better, Person B then answers the post above and then does the same as Person A and the cycle repeats...

Example:

Person A: Pulp Fiction or The Room?

Person B: The Room. (may explain his decision if he/she wishes to)

The Godfather or Goodfellas?

You get the picture.

So, which was better... Inception or Interstellar?

[Janina]

Interstellar

Christopher Nolan is my favorite director and I love all of his movies, but Inception ranks lower than Interstellar in my personal Nolan charts. It might be because I am interested in space travel and really like the message behind Interstellar. When I watched it in cinema I was very impressed by its atmosphere. By the way: My alle time Nolan favorites are Memento, Batman begins and The Prestige.

Indiana Jones (1) or Back to the Future (1)?

[Jetpack-guy]

Literally my 2 favourite movies uh....

Raiders Of The Lost Ark

Spielberg is a genius and Raiders is completely timeless, the action is amazing and the opening is one of the most iconic bit of cinema.
Back To The Future is also amazing but Raiders wins in due to the iconic main man himself: Indiana Jones

Batman (1989) or Superman (1978)?

[Dogzilla]

Superman (1978) was one of the most significant and influential films of all time. Whilst Batman influenced a lot of the darker superhero films of today, without Superman, superhero movies would probably never reach mainstream popularity...

So yeah, probably Superman...

Which David Fincher film was better: Se7en or Fight Club?

Fight Club



Which one is better?
Lord Of The Ring Trilogy or The Hobbit Trilogy?

[Jetpack-guy]

Lord Of The Rings. The Hobbit was overstretched and used too much CGI.

Ghostbusters or Monty Python & The Holy Grail?

[Eggyslav]

Monthy Python all the way! It's impressive how with such little budget, they managed to make a fantastic comedy set in realistically looking medieval England.....

Pulp Fiction or Kill Bill?

[Janina]

This is REALLY tough... I like everything Tarantino does and those are two fantastic movies. But I prefer Kill Bill, which is a very personal decision. I like the over the top Asian cinema more than gangster movies, so Kill Bill's "genre" is more appealing to me. I could watch Kill Bill over and over again.

Aladdin or Beauty and the Beast?

This was a hard decision but I guess Beauty and the Beast because it was a bigger part of my childhood!
because the ending


Tobey Maguire (Spiderman) or Andrew Garfield (The Amazing Spiderman) (The movie not the actors)

[Jetpack-guy]

Spider-Man (Tobey Maguire). Green Goblin was one of the best movie super-villains in recent years, Lizard, was not...

it was closer to the comics than ASM and Maguire was more believable as an outcast and SM will be remember while ASM won't

Batman Forever or The Incredible Hulk?

It depends if it was the newer one or the 2005 one!
If 2005 one Batman but if the newer one ( I think 2011)
The hulk!

G.I. Joe Retaliation or Mission Imposible?

Mission Impossible

Back to the Future or the Bill & Ted series?

[Jetpack-guy]

Back to the Future

Ghost Rider or The Lone Ranger

Ghost Rider is the tits, bro

Holy Grail vs Life of Brian

[Jetpack-guy]

Holy Grail, hands down.

The Martian or Interstellar

Lord of the rings!

[Jetpack-guy]

Well, it's been a year, I assume no one wants to save Matt Damon..
Godzilla (2014) or Kong: Skull Island (2017)?

[Janina]

Nooo, I recently watched The Martian! So please let me reply to this one.

I liked both movies, because they both praise science and exploring new worlds. There is something about Nolan's work that I really really love. It's amazing how big and realistic space travel felt. Interstellar was an epic experience on the big screen. What a soundtrack... And the girl was cool. But I had problems understanding Matthew McConaughey's talking...
The Martian felt shorter, more fun and I liked the humorous, optimistic tone. For me it was the Feel-Good-Movie I needed after a horrible year of world politics.
But if I am forced to choose I go with Interstellar, because I guess I am a little Nolan fangirl.
And now... back to Jetpack-guy:

Godzilla (2014) or Kong: Skull Island (2017)?

I still love the old Godzilla... however, I am not so satisfied with the effects

[bellaXraven]

I absolutely lobved Kong Sull Island, it was the most recent movie I saw in theaters, and kept me entertained the entire movie; I hate when a movie has too much plot/exposition so I end up getting bored/falling asleep lol.
Great cast, as well; especially John C. Reilly

American History X or Schindler's List?

The Lord of the rings.

[Eggyslav]

[Janina]

Okay then... Schindler's List.
Both of them have a strong message, but when I watched History X several years ago it didn't really work for me. The impact was not as big as with Schindler's List.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) or Little Shop of Horrors (1986)?

[Caribou]

Little Shop of Horrors is wonderful - fantastic practical effects that still look great today. I've never enjoyed Rocky Horror much, partly due to the horrendously snobby reactions I got from a lot of people in the audience of the live show when I had the gall to go see it without dressing up in costume. I pretty much agree with Simon Pegg's character in Spaced when he described it as "boil-in-the-bag perversion for sexually-repressed accountants and 1st year drama students with too many posters of Betty Blue, The Blues Brothers, Big Blue and Blue Velvet on their blue bloody walls!". And "Time Warp" remains high on my list of most irritating songs of all time.

Alien or Aliens?

Schindler's List.
Superman Returns, 2006 or Spider-Man 3, 2007