Posted August 31, 20177 yr VERSUS - Episode 8 LA LA LAND VS. MOONLIGHT Hermione is your favourite member of the Harry Potter trio! Next round - one almost one Best Picture and one eventually did win the award after much confusion but which is your favourite? Moonlight vs. La La Land... Versus 1. Captain America - 1 vs. 2 vs. 3 2. Best Dumbledore - Harris vs. Gambon 3. Avatar vs. Titanic 4. Best Hulk - Bana vs. Norton vs. Ruffalo 5. Disney Live-Action remakes 6. Star Wars - Luke vs. Leia vs. Han 7. Harry Potter - Harry vs. Ron vs. Hermione 8. Moonlight vs. La La Land
August 31, 20177 yr La La Land for me. :wub: Genuinely one of my fave films of this decade at least. So, SO good.
August 31, 20177 yr Author La La Land for me too. Moonlight is the more important film so I am pleased that it won in that sense but in terms of enjoying the movies, I found Moonlight a bit of a drag whereas La La Land was much more of a magical experience for me :wub:
August 31, 20177 yr La La Land is an abomination. Both the leads were average at best, Emma especially, one of, if not THE, most undeserving Oscar win in recent times.
August 31, 20177 yr Moonlight was a very strong film indeed. La La Land I would have had to have been paid to watch...
August 31, 20177 yr The one that's a masterpiece. Not Sam throwing a curveball and voting for Moonlight :o Moonlight has stuck with me a lot more, it's the one I came out of having really enjoyed rather than feeling disappointed. It wasn't my top pick for Best Pic, but La La Land was better than Fences and that's it :kink:
August 31, 20177 yr They're both very good films in their own way. La La Land is on a technical and visual level, close to perfection and is wonderfully uplifting, whereas Moonlight is striking in it's realism and harrowing in it's tales. I think Best Picture got it right though - Moonlight feels like an important film for these times and one that brought to the mainstream parts of society that aren't given that attention, La La Land, for how fun it is, is essentially a love letter to Hollywood.
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