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Ranking Film: Traditional Action
173 titles |
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Ranking my favorite action films, best to worst, only straight up action films that rely heavily on shootouts, fighting and chasing sequences, with only small sci-fi or fantasy elements, excluding films that are heavy inclined toward other genres like comedy, fantasy, sci-fi, war, superheroes or martial arts flicks.
Ranking Animation: Films in 2D
105 titles |
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Ranking my favorite 2D animated feature films, best to worst, excluding films that I've only watched as a kid, comedy tie-ins like the South Park movies, and superhero films, since I have a specific list for those.
Ranking Film: Fantasy & Adventure
138 titles |
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Ranking my favorite fantasy and/or adventure films, best to worst, no superheroes.
Ranking TV Series
95 titles |
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Ranking my favorite television series which I've watched at least an entire season, including limited series, but excluding comedy and animation, best to worst.
Ranking Film: Family
100 titles |
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Ranking Film: Crime
138 titles |
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Ranking my favorite crime films, best to worst, no detective mysteries or police procedurals.
Ranking Film: Drama
155 titles |
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Ranking my favorite drama films, best to worst, excluding films that are heavily inclined towards other genres.
Ranking Animation: Superhero Films
48 titles |
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Ranking my favorite animated superheroes films, best to worst.
Ranking Film: Thriller
139 titles |
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Ranking my favorite thriller films, best to worst.
"The suspense thriller has been loosely defined as a story in which the audience is waiting for something significant to happen. The reader experiences a vicarious thrill by identifying with the hero and the danger he faces, becoming a participant in the chase." - Alfred Hitchcock
"The suspense thriller has been loosely defined as a story in which the audience is waiting for something significant to happen. The reader experiences a vicarious thrill by identifying with the hero and the danger he faces, becoming a participant in the chase." - Alfred Hitchcock
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