@theyloveamna Depends, some would argue Oppenheimer is the most important movie because of the history. In terms of how good the movies are I can rate them.
1. Interstellar
2. Oppenheimer
3. Fight Club
4. The Prestige
5. Inception
6. Barbie (last by some distance, just a fun movie)
@thearsenalscout It's crazy to me how even your own statement sounds like you are (rightly) condemning this unfair rule, yet you're actually completely fine with that and just blaming City instead. But then again, Arsenal is one of the clubs protected by these rules...
@halenhargreevs The most objective answer speaking for all men? Unwritten by Natasha Beddingfield.
I think Torn by Natalie Imbruglia and You oughta know by Alanis Morissette are right up there though.
@heavycannon1886@FabrizioRomano There's nothing wrong with his statement, you're just mixing it up with the phrase "hidden gem" which is not the same thing genius..
@DareToGoater I really disagree with that. They played more beautiful football, but got embarrassed by Liverpool, Porto, Spurs, Monaco, ... in the champions league and that wasn't a coincidence. Mentality was too weak, and players like Sterling were massively overhyped.
@danmcfcjones With Savinho the worst thing isn't even that he flopped, it's that his signing also directly made Cole Palmer leave right before his breakout season.