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Do you people like movies? Every post I make in here about the most incredible movies ever made goes ignored.


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Re: Movies... [Re: looner2] * 1
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yep.

well, some. some are crappy, but some are good.

:sun:


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Re: Movies... [Re: looner2] * 1
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sure. like what?

Raising Arizona is probably my favorite movie.


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    ex.  Blastrid!

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Re: Movies... [Re: Blastrid] * 1
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Have you seen the movie the Coen Bros. made before that, Blood Simple? It's kickass.


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Acid doesn't give you truths; it builds machines that push the envelope of perception. Whatever revelations came to me then have dissolved like skywriting. All I really know is that those few years saddled me with a faith in the redemptive potential of the imagination which, however flat, stale and unprofitable the world seems to me now, I cannot for the life of me shake.

-Erik Davis

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Re: Movies... [Re: OneMoreRobot3021] * 1
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my favorite movie of all time... probably pulp fiction...

or 'race for your life, Charlie Brown.' I must have watched that movie 15,000 times when I was a kid.


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Re: Movies... [Re: Jim] * 1
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Aw, you're so cute. :wink:


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Acid doesn't give you truths; it builds machines that push the envelope of perception. Whatever revelations came to me then have dissolved like skywriting. All I really know is that those few years saddled me with a faith in the redemptive potential of the imagination which, however flat, stale and unprofitable the world seems to me now, I cannot for the life of me shake.

-Erik Davis

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Re: Movies... [Re: OneMoreRobot3021] * 1
    #4275808 -

The Godfather
The Thin Red Line
Lawrence of Arabia
Das Boot
Brotherhood of the Wolf


Those have been my top 5 for awhile.


McKennaDMT


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Re: Movies... [Re: Penguarky Tunguin] * 1
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I love the first four you named, but I thought Brotherhood of the Wolf was one of the most god-awful pieces of filmmaking I'd ever seen in my life. And some of the worst CGI ever.


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Acid doesn't give you truths; it builds machines that push the envelope of perception. Whatever revelations came to me then have dissolved like skywriting. All I really know is that those few years saddled me with a faith in the redemptive potential of the imagination which, however flat, stale and unprofitable the world seems to me now, I cannot for the life of me shake.

-Erik Davis

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Re: Movies... [Re: OneMoreRobot3021] * 1
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i studied film for 5 years at a very prestigious university, and ill let you guys know the REAL top 5.

-Ghostbusters
-Gremlins
-Goonies
-Predator
-Back to the Future 2

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Re: Movies... [Re: looner2] * 1
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Julien Donkey-Boy
Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Visitor Q
Eternal Sunshine
Being John Malkovich
Ken Park


some of the good ones i've watched recently...


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Re: Movies... [Re: fung_us_among_us] * 1
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Evil Dead II


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Re: Movies... [Re: Doom] * 1
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Doom said:
i studied film for 5 years at a very prestigious university, and ill let you guys know the REAL top 5.

-Ghostbusters
-Gremlins
-Goonies
-Predator
-Back to the Future 2


so you are the 'one' who's top 5 is the real one
:wtf:

i'm pretty excited about the last 2 movies i've seen.

5/5 to them,

eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
spirited away


edit:and as mentioned above,being john malkovich is another cult movie for me.


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Edited by butterflydawn (06/11/05 09:04 AM)

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Re: Movies... [Re: butterflydawn] * 1
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"...these are a few of my favorite things..."

Johnny Malkovich
Eternal Sunshine of the...
The Usual Suspects
Oh Brother! Where art Thou?
The Big Lebowski
Raising Arizona
Spanglish
Vanilla Sky
Waking Life
Baraka
The Hudsucker Proxy
Punch Drunk Love
Fight Club
Blow
American Beauty
Grosse Point Blank
The Shawshank Redemption

...to name a few.

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Re: Movies... [Re: JacquesCousteau] * 1
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yep you guys sure do watch popular american movies! yeeeee!

has *Old Boy* been released in the states yet?

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Re: Movies... [Re: Doom] * 1
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What is wrong with popular american movies?

Let me guess, it is too dumb for your sophisticated tastes correct?

Old Boy sucked by the way.

My saw Audition the other day which was pretty good. It had an excellent build-up for a good horror movie, but the ending sorta sucked. Oh well. Nothing beats the horror classic, Rosemary's Baby. My favorite of all time.


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Re: Movies... [Re: looner2] * 1
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Audition is a fucking awesome movie.

i just watched this other jap movie yesterday.. called Visitor Q. it was a fucking trip.


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Re: Movies... [Re: JacquesCousteau] * 1
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JacquesCousteau said:
"...these are a few of my favorite things..."

Johnny Malkovich
Eternal Sunshine of the...
The Usual Suspects
Oh Brother! Where art Thou?
The Big Lebowski
Raising Arizona
Spanglish
Vanilla Sky
Waking Life
Baraka
The Hudsucker Proxy
Punch Drunk Love
Fight Club
Blow
American Beauty
Grosse Point Blank
The Shawshank Redemption

...to name a few.


:thumbup: :thumbup:
Great list


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    ex.  Blastrid!

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Re: Movies... [Re: Blastrid] * 1
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I just recently rewatched The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou and was blown away. I'm an avid film-lover/filmmaker and I am in awe of the magic Wes Anderson creates when he works. And by the way Loon, your movie posts will never go ignored again!

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Re: Movies... [Re: MrConformity] * 1
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Forgot about that one... that was pretty good.

The Ladykillers is another good one...

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Re: Movies... [Re: looner2] * 1
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looner2 said:
Old Boy sucked by the way.


wow, great critique!

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Re: Movies... [Re: Doom] * 1
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Sorry, would your film professor not approve?


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Re: Movies... [Re: looner2] * 1
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if you cant make the effort to articulate anything beyond *sucked* then, with your obvious intelligence, you should be able self-censor and realize that you have nothing interesting, informed or reasonable to say.

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Re: Movies... [Re: Doom] * 1
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some good ones i've watched recently


Around the Fire
Basketball Diaries
Benny & Joon
Independence Day



what is Raising Arizona about?

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Re: Movies... [Re: Grav] * 1
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Basketball Diaries is a good call... best performance I've seen out of Leo.

IMDB describes Raising Arizona as:

"When a childless couple of an ex-con and an ex-cop decide to help themselves to one of another family's quintupelets, their lives get more complicated than they anticipated."

Nicholas Cage plays the ex-con, (excellent performance by Cage... but then, he is usually quite good.) Holly Hunter is the ex-cop. The movie has the Coen Brothers' surreal-esque feel... hard to describe, but they use surrealism very lightly so that it seems VERY outlandish, but never impossible.

Most people either LOVE their movies, or don't get them at all. If you liked The Big Lebowski, O Brother! Where art Thou?, or The Ladykillers, this is a must see classic by the same creators.

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Re: Movies... [Re: looner2] * 1
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yeah we have alot of great of aussie films that never make it international which is pretty sad.

the rage in lake placid
the castle
the hard word
chopper

heaps more


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Re: Movies... [Re: spudamore] * 1
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City Of God.

Best movie about Brazilian gangwars ever.

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Re: Movies... [Re: NosferatuMan] * 1
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yeah that was unreal


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Re: Movies... [Re: spudamore] * 1
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spudamore said:
yeah we have alot of great of aussie films that never make it international which is pretty sad.

the rage in lake placid
the castle
the hard word
chopper

heaps more


The Castle and Chopper should be available in any ha;f-assed video store throughout Canada, and metropolitan US. How about *he died with a fallafel in his hand* did you dig that?

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Re: Movies... [Re: looner2] * 1
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Some of the favourites I can think of:

Fight Club
Predator
Vanilla Sky
Eyes Wide Shut
City of God
Shaun Of The Dead
The Burbs
Big Trouble In Little China
Conan The Barbarian
Kill Bill I+II
Donnie Darko
Goodfella's
Platoon
The Life Of Brian

Loads more but def love all those.

Edited by HarryFlashmanVC (06/13/05 08:58 AM)

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Re: Movies... [Re: HarryFlashmanVC] * 1
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Blue Velvet
Donnie Darko
TwinPeaks:Fire Walk With Me
O Brother Where Art Thou?
Homegrown
The Life Aquatic
The Prophecy (not the 70's version)w/Christopher Walken
Spirited Away
Akira
Sleepy Hollow
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Big Trouble In Little China
Breaking Away
Friday The 13th parts 4 and 6
The Ring


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Re: Movies... [Re: nonoman] * 1
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haha
the Burbs

that movie is hilarious

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Re: Movies... [Re: Grav] * 1
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throne of blood
25th hour
the brothers quay collection
ghost in the shell
ghost dog
ghost world
gozu
kill bill vol. 1
gummo
trans
fantastic planet
7 samurai
kids
american beauty
requium for a dream
amores perros
y tu mama tambien
eyes wide shut
2001 space odessy
full metal jacket
29 palms
jacob's ladder
the exorcist
clockers
transpotting
dancer in the dark
mullholland drive
mystery train
down by law
jan svankmajer's alice
dead man
sin city
ran
sanjuro
hidden fortress
stranger than paradise
the good, the bad, and the ugly
frida kalo

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Re: Movies... [Re: Doom] * 1
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neah missed that one,

legends of nania?(spelling)
watched it when i was totally mashed didn't know what i seen in it when i was a kid


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Re: Movies... [Re: spudamore] * 1
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The Jungle Book

Baraka (HAVE to be in the mood or it sucks)

orig Texas Chainsaw Masacre

(something, could be help) Im a cheerleader

One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest

Psycho



my minds dead right now. these are not my favorite movies, but they are fucking good, and worth checking out.

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Re: Movies... [Re: moosehead] * 1
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last good movie i saw was Br?dre. highly recommended (not sure if it has been released with english subtitles yet, but probably will be in the near future).


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Re: Movies... [Re: Grav] * 1
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Yes loved the Burbs from when I was a kid.  There's a really nice feel to that film.

Red Rover Red Rover, Let Art go on over!

Pizza Dude! :smile:

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Re: Movies... [Re: Doom] * 1
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Fav movie is prob matrix series.

As far as shows go i would say easily OZ :laugh: Love that little beenie :thumbup:


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Re: Movies... [Re: ShroomOmatic] * 1
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OZ!

Wicked Show. My favourite character would either be Adebesi or O'Riley.

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Re: Movies... [Re: Doom] * 1
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How to sound like a poser.

Step 1: If anyone expresses a taste in anything well known, or "mainstream", make sneery comments about how limited their tastes must be.

Step 2: Watch at least one foreign movie that you can bring up so you sound like you know what you're talking about. Don't worry! Lots of them are just like the usual american movies you watch now, only with subtitles.


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Re: Movies... [Re: Doom] * 1
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The Castle was a good movie.
My dad just got a bunch of Kurosawa DVDs, so I've been watching those. Great movies.

...anything by Wes Andersen, the Coen brothers, or written by Charlie Kaufman is good (anyone ever see Human Nature? It flopped, but it's a pretty good movie. Not his best, but worth seeing).


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http://phluck.is-after.us

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Re: Movies... [Re: looner2] * 1
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Half Baked
Happy Gillmore
Pi
5th Element
Waking Life
Star Wars (all)


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What if everything around you
Isn't quite as it seems?
What if all the world you think you know,
Is an elaborate dream?
And if you look at your reflection,
Is it all you want it to be?


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Re: Movies... [Re: looner2] * 1
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I seen the movie: Subconscious Cruelty,once.

Its a masterpiece in my opinion.

I am really pissed it's not available in Canada (the land that procreated this movie) or United States.

Seen it once in theater, the movie was passing in town for a festival and I never seen it again. A non-censored version came out about 2 or 3 month ago in England and Australia.

Can't find it on internet either and it's not because I didn't search for it.

Beside this theres plenty of great movies to my list a lot from Takeshi Miike and David Lynch.

Audition
Visitor Q
Eraserhead
Lost Highway
Blue velvet

Battle royal
Battle royal 2

Pi
Johny Darko
Yellow submarine
Kung fu hustle

There's too many that comes to my mind to list them all. One thing is sure I can't make a top 5 of my favorite movies.

If anyone here have access to Subconscious cruelty please leave me a pm. The only way I could get it is from Ebay and these guyz ask a little fortune for it.

Peace


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Only God knows
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Re: Movies... [Re: Phluck] * 1
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Phluck said:
How to sound like a poser.

Step 1: If anyone expresses a taste in anything well known, or "mainstream", make sneery comments about how limited their tastes must be.

Step 2: Watch at least one foreign movie that you can bring up so you sound like you know what you're talking about. Don't worry! Lots of them are just like the usual american movies you watch now, only with subtitles.


a poser? ok guy, yeah Im a poser, and I will continue to happily collect your money being the poser I am. talk about uninformed assumptions. ha!

I didnt mean to come off like a prick, but whats the point in stating the obvious? its boring and serves only some abstract masturbatory quality that I cant quite understand?

Edited by Doom (06/16/05 09:32 AM)

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Re: Movies... [Re: Phluck] * 1
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i actually think Human Nature is Charlie Kaufman's best movie. freaking great film!


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