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By StuM ·
I use percentages a lot and to translate above to % Of the total 153 in the field (excludes WD) 78 made the Cut is @ 51% overall. Of the 16 LIV in the field 11 made the cut is @ 69% vs the 67 PGAT Players making the cut is @ 49% - Advantage to LIV...But you could also say they were bigger fish in the smaller pond. Of the 11 LIV Players that made the Cut @ 6% were in the Top 10 vs @ 7% of the PGAT Players - Slight Advantage to PGAT Of the 11 LIV Players that made the Cut 2, @ 9% were between 10-25 vs @ 21% of the PGAT Players - Advantage PGAT Of the 11 LIV Players that made the Cust 7, @ 64%, were in the bottom 38 players vs @ 46% of the PGAT Players - Advantage PGAT In my opinion PGAT performed better overall despite LIV wining the % that made the cut. It is true that making the cut is a big deal but in reality all that means is they were better than the bottom 50% of all players. If we are looking to identify the "Cream of the Crop" simply being in the top 50% does not cut it. I agree, no asterisks needed. -
By Ty_Webb ·
What's the plot hole in Book of Eli? I really liked that. I don't think The Magnificent Seven (certainly the original one) needs to be a guilty pleasure. Has there been a movie with a stronger cast than that? Brynner, McQueen, Bronson, Coburn, Wallach, Vaughan, Dexter. Pretty incredible. And a straight up remake of Seven Samurai, which is close to the definition of high-brow cinema. Kurosawa's masterpiece. -
By ChetlovesMer ·
I don't think I'm qualified to pick "the best five movies". I do have some favorites: In no particular order: Tombstone Inglorious Bastards Mad Max Fury Road Snatch Book of Eli (BTW - I'm aware of the giant plot hole... I don't care.) Then I have a number of guilty pleasures that I really enjoy, but I'm not kidding myself into thinking they are some kinda high-brow cinema: Planet Terror Doomsday The El Mariachi Trilogy John Wick 1, 2 and 3 in that order. ... I like to pretend the 4th one didn't happen. The Magnificent Seven... I have to confess I like the old one and the new one. (Don't judge me.) -
By Elmer ·
totally forgot about it, until i saw it this weekend for the umpteenth time! 1917 - absolutely epic movie. And on of the best tracing shots in film! -
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