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Topic	The SephG Top 250 [movies] - Topic II: the top 75
LinkMarioSamus 08/25/19 11:12:55 AM #439:	Oh yeah, I remembered another reason I really liked Raging Bull - the brutality of the fights helping me get invested in Jake's story. Part of what inspired me to watch Raging Bull was a YouTube video about "how Logan succeeded where The Last Jedi failed", and the video closed with a statement that sucking the color out of Logan didn't hurt it while doing so for The Last Jedi would show nothing beneath. This in turn reminded me of an old episode of Siskel & Ebert where they argued for some advantages Black & White cinematography has over Color, specifically contrasting Raging Bull from Rocky IV for an example. Also Siskel & Ebert both named Raging Bull the best movie of the '80s. While I wouldn't go quite that far, I'm not arguing against that pick. --- "Nothing I could do!" -Darksydephil <cite>LinkMarioSamus posted [p:926524722] in The SephG ... [t:77811548]...</cite> <quote>Oh yeah, I remembered another reason I really liked Raging Bull - the brutality of the fights helping me get invested in Jake's story. Part of what inspired me to watch Raging Bull was a YouTube video about "how Logan succeeded where The Last Jedi failed", and the video closed with a statement that sucking the color out of Logan didn't hurt it while doing so for The Last Jedi would show nothing beneath. This in turn reminded me of an old episode of Siskel & Ebert where they argued for some advantages Black & White cinematography has over Color, specifically contrasting Raging Bull from Rocky IV for an example. Also Siskel & Ebert both named Raging Bull the best movie of the '80s. While I wouldn't go quite that far, I'm not arguing against that pick. --- "Nothing I could do!" -Darksydephil</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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