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The first time I saw 21 Grams, I thought it was nothing special, but the second time around I liked it a lot. I probably understood it more. Or not. I don't know.
Cool Hand Luke is badass. Period.
Oh, and Big Trouble in Little China. Fuck Yeah.
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07-28-2005, 01:01 AM
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Originally posted by Issac Brock@Jul 27 2005, 04:53 PM You're joking right? The Big Lebowski and the Boondock Saints were both well known movies...The Big Lebowski I would highly recommend..I am not familiar with the Crow, what is it about? Is it recent?
Anyway, Biggus, you're the scum of the earth. Really, is ignorance true bliss? You are what takes a great thing like meaningful and original hip hop and lets it turn into doctored, marketable, talentless garbage. You let great forms of art beocme corporate tools because you feel that if it isn't acclaimed by the idiotic public of american then it is obviously shitty. I mean, why else would we watch it if it isn't famous?
Read the first post again, where he is requesting foreign films and things that everybody hasn't seen. Almost every American has seen all three of those movies, with Boondock Saints probably being the least known of the three and still incredibly popular. I was making fun of him for posting three very well known movies in a thread where the original poster wanted movies that weren't extremely well known.
Smell that? It's sarcasm, you cumguzzling moron.
Edit: I see from your post you didn't get the point and managed to post a bunch of academy award nominees that they just showed you in film lit 101. Good job.
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"smelling like somebody's asshole exploded in her throat" - Seeking.
suicide club was a weird ass movie. but definately worth it.
if you have a "sick" sense of humor check out Happiness. made by same dude that made Storytelling and Welcome to the dollhouse. Yet on another level of "oh shit that's fucked up"
too much sunshine makes a desert.
.the Bay Area Casual.
Definately. Suicide club is jammin', I see what you're saying about Battle Royale 2 but I still think the storyline is interesting enough to merit giving it a shot if you're a fan of the original.
this flick is also the jam.
Jim Jarmusch at his finest.
edit: Happiness is fucked up!!! Good movie.
The problem with the truth is that it's usually brutal
Originally posted by Seldoon@Jul 27 2005, 07:42 PM Chopper (2000)
Summary:
Chopper tells the intense story of Mark "Chopper" Read, a legendary criminal who wrote his autobiography while serving a murder sentence in prison. His book, From the Inside, upon which the film is based, was a best-seller.
Good fuckin movie, fun to watch. His books are wildly fucking entertaining, very much recommended. Eric Bana plays Chopper excellently.
Fucking amazing horror film, I've seen it so many times:
A recent film from last fall that IMO is a masterpiece, although not everyone will think so it's definitly high up on the list for me.
Watched this one in the spring and I was blown away:
"Our operational world is an apathetic one, indifferent to itself, dispassionate and deadly boring. And it is useless to be dispassionate in a passionless world. Being carefree in a disinvested world has no meaning. That is how we became orphans."
-Jean Baudrillard
a remake of the 1959 film. Ive seen both and this one's alot better.
Post nuclear war film. Its a simple strightforward film. Classy as fuck, stirring and horrific
It's focus is upon a group of people trying to live the end of their lives as best they can.
It's hard to describe, you really have to see it.
Its fucking depressing in a good way. It'll make you think and then go out and get crunk.
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YOU GOTTA BE SNEAKING OUT OF THE HOUSE DOG.
I KNOW I'D WHOOP MY KIDS MUTHAFUCKING ASS IF
HE EVER LEFT THE CRIB LOOKING LIKE THAT.
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it's more than funny. i think it's one of the finest adaptations, ever.
Forbidden Zone
El Topo
Days of Being Wild
The Five Obstructions
Fitzcarraldo
Playtime (Jacques Tati is bonkers)
Koyaanisqatsi (amazing photography and Philip Glass, only a douchebag wouldn't enjoy this)
Band of Outsiders
Alphaville
The Long Goodbye (i assumed Robert Altman was a cornball until i saw this)
Fellini, Fassbinder, Kurosawa, Godard, Tarkovsky, Bresson, Herzog, Ozu.
07-28-2005, 12:58 AM
