Trek surprised many by not only being a critical and box office success, but also getting very favorable ratings from most audience members.
Of course the IMDB Top 250 is a flawed, problem-riddled list that shouldn't be take too seriously (any list where The Dark Knight can, even briefly, be called the greatest film of all time is questionable). But I don't think it should be totally ignored. It does reflect, to a large extend, those films which moviegoers really do love, and even if it's flawed, a lot of people use it as a reference.
Curently, Star Trek sits at #71 (between Pan's Labyrinth and Raging Bull). I don't know where it topped out, but the best I saw it at was #58. But as most people who follow the IMDB know, hit movies tend to lose a bit of their ratings luster once they have fallen off the mainstream radar.
My question is, do you think Trek will still be in the IMDB 250 in a year? What general area do you see it settling into (70s? 150s? not on the list at all?). I find it really gratifying that people like this movie. But how much do they really like it?
Of course the IMDB Top 250 is a flawed, problem-riddled list that shouldn't be take too seriously (any list where The Dark Knight can, even briefly, be called the greatest film of all time is questionable). But I don't think it should be totally ignored. It does reflect, to a large extend, those films which moviegoers really do love, and even if it's flawed, a lot of people use it as a reference.
Curently, Star Trek sits at #71 (between Pan's Labyrinth and Raging Bull). I don't know where it topped out, but the best I saw it at was #58. But as most people who follow the IMDB know, hit movies tend to lose a bit of their ratings luster once they have fallen off the mainstream radar.
My question is, do you think Trek will still be in the IMDB 250 in a year? What general area do you see it settling into (70s? 150s? not on the list at all?). I find it really gratifying that people like this movie. But how much do they really like it?