The Best Movies of All Time, Mapped
Travel Blog • Eva Holland • 11.03.09 | 4:08 PM ET
Speaking of London Underground-style maps, here’s another good one: Hollywood classics, organized by genre along colored subway lines. Genius.
Travel Blog • Eva Holland • 11.03.09 | 4:08 PM ET
Speaking of London Underground-style maps, here’s another good one: Hollywood classics, organized by genre along colored subway lines. Genius.
Eva Holland is co-editor of World Hum. She is a former associate editor at Up Here and Up Here Business magazines, and a contributor to Vela. She's based in Canada's Yukon territory.
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Eli 11.04.09 | 2:02 AM ET
Great idea. Great map. But some of these “best movies of all time” subway stops have to be a joke. Die Hard? Crash? Fight Club? I mean they MUST be put-ons, right?
Eva Holland 11.04.09 | 9:51 AM ET
Good point, Eli. I wonder if some of them are there to fill in the genre categories? I mean, Die Hard as one of the classic action flicks of all time is more believable than Die Hard as one of the best movies of all time.
Eli 11.07.09 | 2:22 PM ET
I hear ya. And I like the first Die Hard. But if we’re talkin’ best action flicks of all time, I would’ve picked The Road Warrior, or Enter The Dragon, or one of the early 007 flicks before Bruce Willis ever entered my mind.
David 11.15.09 | 10:16 PM ET
Great idea, wouldn’t agree with some points, I would say though that Die Hard the original was quality and then admittedly suffered the sequel sin of diminishing returns. I’ve built up a bunch of films - many I haven’t watched for ages and thought I may as well review em on me blog - http://dvdhoarder.wordpress.com/
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Happy film watching!