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Don't agree much with Cloverfield, Avengers, 300, Princess and The Frog, or Fast and Furious. Paranormal Activity is the found footage movie that really put that style out there. Not Cloverfield. Avengers wasn't a very dark superhero movie, and yeah it was fun. But it really didn't change anything in the industry. As for 300, I've said it before and I'll say it again: ZACK SNYDER DID NOT INVENT SLOW MOTION. Princess and The Frog didn't bring anything new to the party. Fast and Furious? You literally listed nothing but that, 'they brought it back and gave it a HUGE budget' which doesn't even support the idea of the article!
Not so good choice for a title if you ask me.
A little naive, but I like that it already got moderators bantering! That's the point of lists, I always say ;-)
Most films mentioned provided something new to the movie world
batman begins was for its realism
avatar was for its special effects
avengers - the whole concept bringing superheroes from stand alone films was a very good move for fans
300- again for special effects and fight scenes
deathly hollows - for prolonging the franchise into 2 films which was actually a good move but also made other films like hunger games and twilight do the same thing
fast and furious, princess and the frog and cloverfield are not game changers in my opinion and should be replaced by other superior and inventive films like:
the raid redemption and gravity