The 10 Movie Marathon Game

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Movies with memorable instances of Everyone Has Standards (No Even Evil Has Standards moments)

1. Carrie (1976; Despite their bullying, many of Carries classmates feel that the pig blood prank went too far)

1. Carrie (1976; Despite their bullying, many of Carries classmates feel that the pig blood prank went too far)

2. The Death of Stalin (2017; The Soviet leadership are selfish, backstabbing tools who care only about securing their positions, but they’re all absolutely revolted by Lavrentiy Beria, head of the Secret Police and a serial rapist/pedophile who goes out of his way to have people he doesn't like and their families tortured and murdered)

1. Carrie (1976; Despite their bullying, many of Carries classmates feel that the pig blood prank went too far)

2. The Death of Stalin (2017; The Soviet leadership are selfish, backstabbing tools who care only about securing their positions, but they’re all absolutely revolted by Lavrentiy Beria, head of the Secret Police and a serial rapist/pedophile who goes out of his way to have people he doesn't like and their families tortured and murdered)

3. The Holy Office (1973; the priests of the Spanish Inquisition disagree with the idea of exterminating the Jews because they want repentants, not dead people)

1. Carrie (1976; Despite their bullying, many of Carries classmates feel that the pig blood prank went too far)

2. The Death of Stalin (2017; The Soviet leadership are selfish, backstabbing tools who care only about securing their positions, but they’re all absolutely revolted by Lavrentiy Beria, head of the Secret Police and a serial rapist/pedophile who goes out of his way to have people he doesn't like and their families tortured and murdered)

3. The Holy Office (1973; the priests of the Spanish Inquisition disagree with the idea of exterminating the Jews because they want repentants, not dead people)

4. Avengers: Endgame (2019; Hulk is horrified that Rhodey suggests they go back in time and kill Thanos when he was an infant)

1. Carrie (1976; Despite their bullying, many of Carries classmates feel that the pig blood prank went too far)

2. The Death of Stalin (2017; The Soviet leadership are selfish, backstabbing tools who care only about securing their positions, but they’re all absolutely revolted by Lavrentiy Beria, head of the Secret Police and a serial rapist/pedophile who goes out of his way to have people he doesn't like and their families tortured and murdered)

3. The Holy Office (1973; the priests of the Spanish Inquisition disagree with the idea of exterminating the Jews because they want repentants, not dead people)

4. Avengers: Endgame (2019; Hulk is horrified that Rhodey suggests they go back in time and kill Thanos when he was an infant)

5. Animal Farm (1954; When Napoleon sentences some animals to death for supposedly siding with Snowball, Moses the raven (who had before calmly watched Napoleon's dogs tear up Snowball) turns his back on the dogs mauling the hens and sheep and goose, horrified at this cruelty)

1. Carrie (1976; Despite their bullying, many of Carries classmates feel that the pig blood prank went too far)

2. The Death of Stalin (2017; The Soviet leadership are selfish, backstabbing tools who care only about securing their positions, but they’re all absolutely revolted by Lavrentiy Beria, head of the Secret Police and a serial rapist/pedophile who goes out of his way to have people he doesn't like and their families tortured and murdered)

3. The Holy Office (1973; the priests of the Spanish Inquisition disagree with the idea of exterminating the Jews because they want repentants, not dead people)

4. Avengers: Endgame (2019; Hulk is horrified that Rhodey suggests they go back in time and kill Thanos when he was an infant)

5. Animal Farm (1954; When Napoleon sentences some animals to death for supposedly siding with Snowball, Moses the raven (who had before calmly watched Napoleon's dogs tear up Snowball) turns his back on the dogs mauling the hens and sheep and goose, horrified at this cruelty)

6. Predator 2 (1990; Even a masochistic hunter like the Predator wouldn't kill a pregnant woman, even when she had a weapon)

1. Carrie (1976; Despite their bullying, many of Carries classmates feel that the pig blood prank went too far)

2. The Death of Stalin (2017; The Soviet leadership are selfish, backstabbing tools who care only about securing their positions, but they’re all absolutely revolted by Lavrentiy Beria, head of the Secret Police and a serial rapist/pedophile who goes out of his way to have people he doesn't like and their families tortured and murdered)

3. The Holy Office (1973; the priests of the Spanish Inquisition disagree with the idea of exterminating the Jews because they want repentants, not dead people)

4. Avengers: Endgame (2019; Hulk is horrified that Rhodey suggests they go back in time and kill Thanos when he was an infant)

5. Animal Farm (1954; When Napoleon sentences some animals to death for supposedly siding with Snowball, Moses the raven (who had before calmly watched Napoleon's dogs tear up Snowball) turns his back on the dogs mauling the hens and sheep and goose, horrified at this cruelty)

6. Predator 2 (1990; Even a masochistic hunter like the Predator wouldn't kill a pregnant woman, even when she had a weapon)

7. Knives Out (2019; Despite being a racist conservative, Richard hates his neo-Nazi nephew Jacob)

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Edited by BronzeGoddess on Apr 23rd 2024 at 7:18:21 AM

Since the last post was a repeat...

1. Carrie (1976; Despite their bullying, many of Carries classmates feel that the pig blood prank went too far)

2. The Death of Stalin (2017; The Soviet leadership are selfish, backstabbing tools who care only about securing their positions, but they’re all absolutely revolted by Lavrentiy Beria, head of the Secret Police and a serial rapist/pedophile who goes out of his way to have people he doesn't like and their families tortured and murdered)

3. The Holy Office (1973; the priests of the Spanish Inquisition disagree with the idea of exterminating the Jews because they want repentants, not dead people)

4. Avengers: Endgame (2019; Hulk is horrified that Rhodey suggests they go back in time and kill Thanos when he was an infant)

5. Animal Farm (1954; When Napoleon sentences some animals to death for supposedly siding with Snowball, Moses the raven (who had before calmly watched Napoleon's dogs tear up Snowball) turns his back on the dogs mauling the hens and sheep and goose, horrified at this cruelty)

6. Predator 2 (1990; Even a masochistic hunter like the Predator wouldn't kill a pregnant woman, even when she had a weapon)

7. Knives Out (2019; Despite being a racist conservative, Richard hates his neo-Nazi nephew Jacob)

8. Demolition Man (1993; John Spartan loves to exercise excessive force but refuses to use it on petty criminals)

1. Carrie (1976; Despite their bullying, many of Carries classmates feel that the pig blood prank went too far)

2. The Death of Stalin (2017; The Soviet leadership are selfish, backstabbing tools who care only about securing their positions, but they’re all absolutely revolted by Lavrentiy Beria, head of the Secret Police and a serial rapist/pedophile who goes out of his way to have people he doesn't like and their families tortured and murdered)

3. The Holy Office (1973; the priests of the Spanish Inquisition disagree with the idea of exterminating the Jews because they want repentants, not dead people)

4. Avengers: Endgame (2019; Hulk is horrified that Rhodey suggests they go back in time and kill Thanos when he was an infant)

5. Animal Farm (1954; When Napoleon sentences some animals to death for supposedly siding with Snowball, Moses the raven (who had before calmly watched Napoleon's dogs tear up Snowball) turns his back on the dogs mauling the hens and sheep and goose, horrified at this cruelty)

6. Predator 2 (1990; Even a masochistic hunter like the Predator wouldn't kill a pregnant woman, even when she had a weapon)

7. Knives Out (2019; Despite being a racist conservative, Richard hates his neo-Nazi nephew Jacob)

8. Demolition Man (1993; John Spartan loves to exercise excessive force but refuses to use it on petty criminals)

9. Octopussy (1983; When Renegade Russian General Orlov explains his plans to use the Soviet army to conquer Western Europe to his bosses, the Politburo's reaction to this is one of horror)

1. Carrie (1976; Despite their bullying, many of Carries classmates feel that the pig blood prank went too far)

2. The Death of Stalin (2017; The Soviet leadership are selfish, backstabbing tools who care only about securing their positions, but they’re all absolutely revolted by Lavrentiy Beria, head of the Secret Police and a serial rapist/pedophile who goes out of his way to have people he doesn't like and their families tortured and murdered)

3. The Holy Office (1973; the priests of the Spanish Inquisition disagree with the idea of exterminating the Jews because they want repentants, not dead people)

4. Avengers: Endgame (2019; Hulk is horrified that Rhodey suggests they go back in time and kill Thanos when he was an infant)

5. Animal Farm (1954; When Napoleon sentences some animals to death for supposedly siding with Snowball, Moses the raven (who had before calmly watched Napoleon's dogs tear up Snowball) turns his back on the dogs mauling the hens and sheep and goose, horrified at this cruelty)

6. Predator 2 (1990; Even a masochistic hunter like the Predator wouldn't kill a pregnant woman, even when she had a weapon)

7. Knives Out (2019; Despite being a racist conservative, Richard hates his neo-Nazi nephew Jacob)

8. Demolition Man (1993; John Spartan loves to exercise excessive force but refuses to use it on petty criminals)

9. Octopussy (1983; When Renegade Russian General Orlov explains his plans to use the Soviet army to conquer Western Europe to his bosses, the Politburo's reaction to this is one of horror)

10. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (2023; Gamora was absolutely horrified when the High Evolutionary destroys Counter-Earth and everyone in it)

I'll let the next poster decide the next list btw.

Movies with no sequel, you’d like to have seen a sequel for

1. Silverado (1985)

Edited by Zedtrek on Apr 23rd 2024 at 9:15:42 AM

1. Silverado (1985)

2. Solomon Kane (2009)

1. Silverado (1985)

2. Solomon Kane (2009)

3. The Green Inferno (2013)

EDIT I didn’t know. So, please ignore my post.

Edited by YourBloodyValentine on Apr 24th 2024 at 9:40:31 AM

The Sting did have a sequel, The Sting II, released in 1983. Regarded as a bad case of Sequelitis

1. Silverado (1985)

2. Solomon Kane (2009)

3. The Green Inferno (2013)

4. UHF (1989)

1. Silverado (1985)

2. Solomon Kane (2009)

3. The Green Inferno (2013)

4. UHF (1989)

5. The Gumball Rally (1976)

1. Silverado (1985)

2. Solomon Kane (2009)

3. The Green Inferno (2013)

4. UHF (1989)

5. Event Horizon (1997)

1. Silverado (1985)

2. Solomon Kane (2009)

3. The Green Inferno (2013)

4. UHF (1989)

5. The Gumball Rally (1976)

6. Event Horizon (1997)

7. Digging Up The Marrow (2014)

1. Silverado (1985)

2. Solomon Kane (2009)

3. The Green Inferno (2013)

4. UHF (1989)

5. The Gumball Rally (1976)

6. Event Horizon (1997)

7. Digging Up The Marrow (2014)

8. Yellow Hair and the Fortress of Gold (1984)

1. Silverado (1985)

2. Solomon Kane (2009)

3. The Green Inferno (2013)

4. UHF (1989)

5. The Gumball Rally (1976)

6. Event Horizon (1997)

7. Digging Up The Marrow (2014)

8. Yellow Hair and the Fortress of Gold (1984)

9. Hush (2016)

1. Silverado (1985)

2. Solomon Kane (2009)

3. The Green Inferno (2013)

4. UHF (1989)

5. The Gumball Rally (1976)

6. Event Horizon (1997)

7. Digging Up The Marrow (2014)

8. Yellow Hair and the Fortress of Gold (1984)

9. Hush (2016)

10. The Phantom of the Opera (1943)

Films that you like that Roger Ebert didn't:

1. Die Hard (1988)

1. Die Hard (1988)

2. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009)