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  • DRIFTMONKEY1

    How do you guys score movies? I got into a spirited discussion on 10/10 movies with my coworkers. My reasoning for scoring a movie at 10 is this. There is no "perfect" movie. Scoring a 10 would require the film to be a unicorn. Since film critique is subjective, I qualify a unicorn to be a film that you will watch whenever, wherever it's on. There's a level of comfort so deep, that no amount of repetition can take away. Here's my full breakdown.

    10 - Unicorn. So good you'll watch it anytime, anywhere.
    09 - Awesome. Award-material. Highest level of film-making.
    08 - Great. Exceeds expectations. Decent replay value, or stays with you after.
    07 - Really good. Meets expectations, but has something uniquely it's own. Worthy of sharing.
    06 - Good. Meets expectations. Does not do anything more than that.
    05 - Not good. Below expectations. You can see a good movie in there, but it does not materialize.
    04 - Bad. This movie sucks. No redeeming qualities.
    03 - Really bad. Borderline insulting to one's intelligence.
    02 - Shit - So fucking bad, it might be enjoyable from a certain POV.
    01 - This movie shouldn't exist, and everyone involved should be killed.

    • 0 or 1. Binary.
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    • 10s are just cult films, endlessly watchable. Back to the future, princess bride, pulp fiction, goodfellas, clockwork orange, true romance etc for me._niko
    • And even a film like the room which is technically a 1 could also be a 10_niko
    • way too complicated for me. but I would like to know your 01s : ]
      Love Actually fits that nicely for me.
      MrT

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