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Okay, my list: 1) Forbidden Planet. Inspired by Shakespeare, inspired Star Trek. The most important SF movie ever. 2) Star Wars (ANH)...

The big counterexample is Discworld, where a significant portion of the books are about making the world (or at least Ankh-Morpork)...

One thing I did appreciate in Mass Effect Andromeda was the broader engagement ranges resulting from the more open-world design, making...

Yep. The sniper build wasn't nearly as fun in ME2 and 3 as it was in 1, what with the very game-y level design of the newer games, so...

While it's looking like Superman maybe didn't do as well financially as it first seemed, it's a great Superman movie ino my opinion...

This is apparently a known problem for Let's Player's monetization sometimes; people will start watching an LP, then want to go off and...

The Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy - Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and The World's End. Just the perfect mix of comedy and being both and...

Indeed, to me Back to the Future is the perfect top-tier trilogy. The first one stands alone as a great time travel story while leaving...

I don't understand, there's only ever been 2 Terminator movies... A dozen posts in and no love for Back to the Future?

It's hard to find a "perfect" trilogy. There's almost always a weak film among the three. This list is ranked based on my overall...

so it's not going to hit the earth and wipe us all out?

On a tangent, best B-movies. They always found a way to pull me in despite their flaws: Barbarella Death Race 2000 Escape from New York...

Isekai in general could do with being a little more rare. And more well done, for that matter.

So the actual thread title was "How Do You Like Your Steak?" But for the briefest instant, it seemed to say "How Do You Like Your Isekai?"

The Maquis, along with the Klingons, served to put enough pressure on the Cardassians to make them make some choices in later seasons...