Movie Recommendation Thread - Page 115 - THE WRITERS FORUM

Important · (#2851)

*applauds mike judge*

dickski · (#2852)

KnifeHits RS · (#2853)

Two soldiers that have to tell the families that their sons died in war... better then it sounds.

NightmareOnElmStreet · (#2854)

jesus christ morgan freeman looks maaad sambo in that still.....

dickski · (#2855)

Yeah he is a pimp in it. A nasty motherfucker.....Strange.

BTW the movie is called "street smart" and I posted it before so oops for the repost.

gasfacevictm · (#2856)

The Messenger was good shit.
Woody Harrelson just rules in everything.

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Daddy Screw · (#2857)

if you think your life is tough or you've got it bad, watch this film. maybe you'll realise how much you actually have. or maybe itll make you even more depressed than you already are, in which case you should kill yourself, cos youre obviously not strong enough to survive in this cold, shitty, backstabbing, heartless world.

earl broclo ESQ · (#2858)

To Gasface --Night on Earth is a great movie. I saw it when I was 16 and it changed how I watched movies. Jarmusch is the man. Another movie I saw that same year was Delicatessan. Jean Pierre Jeunet put out a new one recently that I saw, and it was good. I recommend it if you like his movies.

esar · (#2859)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Klqv9t1zVww

Prepare to have your mind opened

gayboyganster · (#2860)

Quote:

Originally Posted by allmyexesliveintexas (View Original Post)

chopper
la haine (hate)
drugstore cowboy
DEAD ALIVE

chopppppa!! prob in my top 5
also cant go wrong with dead alive

BUMPINSLAPPERS · (#2861)

Youth in Revolt was surprisingly good

ALLWHITEPEOPLELOOKTHESAME · (#2862)

Four Lions. Fucking hilarious comedy about four british/pakistani wanna-be terrorists planning a suicide bombing. It's kinda hard to find somewhere to watch it, but keep an eye out for it coz its brilliant!

Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGk2TojOd-4

FruityLexia. · (#2863)

thta didnt look very funnyat all, the whole concept is just horrible.

gasfacevictm · (#2864)

Earl, I will definitely check those out.
I will watch most anything as long as it doesn't have an Ashton Kutcher or a Larry the Cable Guy type celebrity in it. I've been really into foreign movies lately, a lot of French shit even though I hate the French for no apparent reason. Kind of like my hatred for soccer.

I thought Youth in Revolt started well, but just drifted into Boringville. They should have used his alter ego wayyyyyyyy more than they did. He only popped up for a minute or two like 5-6 times?

I am disappoint.

Case12 · (#2865)

Get him to the greek was great,lot of improvisation I'm guessing. Diddy was insane,better that Tom Cruise in tropic thunder.

horse cock · (#2866)

brown bunny.

gasfacevictm · (#2867)

Disregard Brown Bunny.
Acquire Buffalo 66.

earl broclo ESQ · (#2868)

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Originally Posted by gasfacevictm (View Original Post)

I will watch most anything as long as it doesn't have an Ashton Kutcher or a Larry the Cable Guy type celebrity in it. I've been really into foreign movies lately, a lot of French shit

French films to check out:

If you like that, watch this:

as I mentioned above:

Truffaut is an important person to watch.

I really liked Alphaville.

If you like Night on Earth, I recommend watching the rest of Jim Jarmusch's movies. "Down By Law" is a classic. I also recommend watching films by Aki Kaurismaki.

Leningrad Cowboys:

Need I saw more?

Shadows in Paradise:

I really like his work.

Another director that influenced Jarmusch was Seijun Suzuki.

And watch these Russian flicks:

One of my friends recommended those to me, both are intense. In Come and See, when they gun down the Cow, it's real deal no ASPCA control cow killing. Live ammo.

And another really great film that is fucked up:

and a film that left me feeling fucked up:

Ok. I'm done. Movie Recommendations. There ya go.

Cus D'Amato · (#2869)

whoa earl, like 4 of those movies are in my netflix queue. Is tokyo drifter really good? I think I half watched it once when I was zonked on pills so I don't really remember it...but when I try to watch it now it annoys me because it's like constant deja vu so I always quit.

earl broclo ESQ · (#2870)

I haven't watched Tokyo drifter in almost 10 years, so my memory is a little shot. I remember I liked both more for the aesthetic, but the story lines are still cool.

gasfacevictm · (#2871)

Nice, Earl.
I actually have a few of those movies, but just haven't checked 'em out yet.
I've pretty much seen all of Jim Jarmusch's movies, too.
Night on Earth just slipped by me somehow.

asthma al · (#2872)

anyone seen this

if so is it any good?

SlittingThroats · (#2873)

Highly Recommend this movie----

NightmareOnElmStreet · (#2874)

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Originally Posted by gasfacevictm (View Original Post)

Disregard Brown Bunny.
Acquire Buffalo 66.

couldn't have said it better..

man on the train, breathless, the 400 blows and delicatessen ftw!
and i grabbed tokyo drifter at a yard sale a long time ago.
i've never been able to finish the entire movie. which is strange.
because any person that can sit and watch "scenes from a marriage"
all the way through should be able to conquer anything.

Mr.H.Caulfield · (#2875)

http://www.watch-movies.net.in/play_...RlICgyMDA5KQ==

This bitch is a savage.It's like a female ong bak.
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