Movie Madness is an event pitting 64 films against each other in a tournament where only one will triumph (to find out more,click here).
We've found the best film in each of the eight genres and the group winners and runner ups progressed to the last 16 where they fight for the overall win. We're now up to the final 4 films and the semi finals have begun.
Who will progress to the next round? You decide.
Voting is up until Monday 4th August 11:59PM
The Shawshank Redemption (1994) Perhaps the most famous cinematic disappointment ever, The Shawshank Redemption made up for it's poor box office with a second wind on home release based almost solely on word of mouth, catapulting it to the top of many people's film lists. Spanning decades, the film looks at life in prison and a blossoming friendship between the prison's fixer and a man convinced of his own innocence.
The Godfather (1972) One of the most famous movies of all-time, Francis Ford Coppola's epic gangster film tracks the Corleone film over the course of a decade. With so many parts immortalised by homages, tributes and parodies, the chances are that even if you haven't seen it there is much that will feel familiar to you.
Movie Madness is an event pitting 64 films against each other in a tournament where only one will triumph (to find out more,click here).
We've found the best film in each of the eight genres and the group winners and runner ups progressed to the last 16 where they fight for the overall win. We're now up to the final 4 films and the semi finals have begun.
Who will progress to the next round? You decide.
Voting is up until Monday 4th August 11:59PM
The Shawshank Redemption (1994) Perhaps the most famous cinematic disappointment ever, The Shawshank Redemption made up for it's poor box office with a second wind on home release based almost solely on word of mouth, catapulting it to the top of many people's film lists. Spanning decades, the film looks at life in prison and a blossoming friendship between the prison's fixer and a man convinced of his own innocence.
The Godfather (1972) One of the most famous movies of all-time, Francis Ford Coppola's epic gangster film tracks the Corleone film over the course of a decade. With so many parts immortalised by homages, tributes and parodies, the chances are that even if you haven't seen it there is much that will feel familiar to you.
Each to their own, but I'd have to say that you are somewhat strange in having that reaction. Either that or you watched it when you were very, very young.
Each to their own, but I'd have to say that you are somewhat strange in having that reaction. Either that or you watched it when you were very, very young.
I think shawshank might win though since it's a hppier film. It's easier to watch, it's less serious and it has a nice tidy ending etc. Godfather is a better film but often in competitions like this people will pick their personal favourite.