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General Discussion => WHATEVER => Topic started by: 30 Helens Agree: on November 14, 2009, 10:51:48 PM
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Hello,
Please post your favorite films and we can discuss them.
I love movies
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Dont have just one
The Shawshank Redemption
2001 A Space Odyssey
The Assassination of Jesse James
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Dont have just one
same here.
pulp fiction
the usual suspects
lock stock
forrest gump
the list goes on and on
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Akira. I have a cel from it on the wall.
That, or Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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Dead Man's Shoes
Gummo
Julien donkey-boy
Taxi Driver
Stalker
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The Stoned Age
Trading Places
The Big Lebowski
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Dont have just one
The Shawshank Redemption
2001 A Space Odyssey
The Assassination of Jesse James
good stuff, your avatar's "clockwork orange" was sick too, Stanley Kubrick is amazing
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Fight Club, Delicatessen, Pitch Black, Saving Private Ryan, the second Hulk movie, Iron Man, El Mariachi, The Thing (80's version), Harsh Times, anything with zombies & anything made by Tarantino.
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Swingers
Easy Rider
The Breaks
Dazed And Confused
Fantastic Planet
Almost Famous
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night on earth
valley of the dolls
lolita
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night on earth
dead man and ghost dog as well. 'stupid fucking white man'
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house of 1000 corpses
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American Psycho
Scarface
Point Break
Usual Suspects
Caddy Shack
Old School
A bunch of other typical stuff. These are just the movies I always watch when I am flipping around and they are on cable.
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Taxi Driver
Raging Bull
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adaptation
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Raging Bull
Casino
Midnight Cowboy
Rushmore
Heat
Raising Arizona
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this varies though.
withnail & i
juana la loca
the great escape
romero
the perez family
how to get ahead in advertising
the vanishing (1988)
the legend of 1900
my beautiful laundrette
lord of the flies (peter brooks, 1967)
the unbearable lightness of being
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OG Star Wars
Monty Python's life of brian
Spiderman/X-men/Hulk were a nice watch too
Rounders
Ray
Godfather although some stuff was wack
and others
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If I had to pick one it'd be Braveheart or Usual Suspects or Stripes. Childhood+ I've probably watched a million times: Indian Jones, Star Wars, Ghostbusters 1 & 2, Alien movies, Beetlejuice, The Great Outdoors, Uncle Buck, Spaceballs, Uncle Bob, Police Academy(s), Caddyshack(s), Terminator 2, Adventures in Babysitting, The Breakfast Club, Ace Ventura, Happy Gilmore, most Adam Sandler and Jim Carrey movies, People Under the Stairs, Poltergeist, The Shining, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Speed, Half Baked, How High, Lethal Weapon(s), Point Break, Scrooged, Norm Macdonald movies, Die Hard(s), CliffHanger, most Van Damme or Segal movies, James Bond(s), Belly, Menace to Society, White Men can't Jump, Last of the Mohicans, Jurrasic Park, Bourne Identity(s), Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Scarface, Fire in the Sky, and probably more that I'm forgetting, but more recently:
The Departed, Shottas, Dark Knight, Notorious,
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Harriet the Spy
the Gumbo Movie
Lion King
the BBC's version of 'the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy' (80s)
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Forgot about Above the Rim, used to watch that shit all the time.
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chungking express
synechdoche new york
lost in translation
clockwork orange
etc
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Pan's Labyrinth
Forrest Gump
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Snatch
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fuck yeah.
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Boondock saints
apocalypse now..Marlon Brando
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death proof
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Big Fish
V for Vendetta
Grindhouse double feature
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Taxi Driver
Monster Squad
Friday the 13th part 4
Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
Watchmen
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Old boy
no country for old men
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no country for old men
sin city
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my favorites that weren't already listed
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Theres some good ones in here.. Cool Hand Luke has one of my favorite soundtracks. I guess If I had to pick a favorite I might say all three Lord of the rings movies... but I don't know. Trainspotting, Full Metal Jacket, A Clockwork Orange, 2001: A Space Oddyssey, Any Michel Gondry movie, any van damme movie before Timecop, The Basketball Diaries, Jurassic Park, Coen brother's movies, There will be blood, Ernest Scared stupid, The Neverending Story, Jim Henson movies... aahhh, I love movies!
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leonard part 6
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leonard part 6
What about Leonard part 1-5. I joke.
I like a lot of the movies on here. Hyped somebody else brought up Raising Arizona. That movie is great. The only one I can think of that hasn't been mentioned is Trainspotting.
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The Pianist
A Clockwork Orange
Children of Men
La Haine
2001 A Space Odyssey
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
More or less, though I love my Tarantino, Wes Anderson, and Spike Jonze stuff too I just don't know how it all fits together into a favourites list.
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Blues brothers
down by law
repo man
stranger then paradise
buffalo 66
dark days
chopper
the hustler.
I was gonna list 5. Shit. So many.
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Little Miss Sunshine
District 9
Mrs. Doubtfire
The Mask
The Royal Tenanbaums
The Matrix Trilogy
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In Bruges
V for Vendetta
Monty Python - the Meaning of Life
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Man a lot of good movies have been listed...I find with Movies that certain ones go in and out of style for me. About 5 years ago, I was all about Weird Science, now I just skip past it when I'm looking to watch a movie. Lately, I can't get enough of Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back...I don't know why but right now all I can hear in my head is, "Hey baby, ever had your asshole licked by a fat man in an overcoat." And it makes me smile. Big Man in Japan is a movie about a super-hero in Japan that is all depressed and all of Tokyo talks shit about him. He's the last super-hero left and he sucks at his job.
Bottle Rocket
Big Man in Japan
Videodrome
Dead Alive
Return of the Living Dead
Pusher Trilogy
Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back
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pretentious list of favorite directors:
Wes Anderson
Spike Jonze
Paul Thomas Anderson
Jim Jarmusch
Richard Linklater
Martin Scorsese
Coen Brothers
Darren Aronofsky
Quentin Tarantino
Stanley Kubrick
David Lynch
Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Werner Herzog
Wong Kar Wai
Tim Burton
Luis Bunuel
Sergio Leone
David O Russell
Francis Coppola
Hal Hartley
Hayao Miyazaki
Roman Polanski
Terrence Malick
David Lynch
Robert Aldrich
Takeshi Miike
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I didn't watch a lot of films, but I liked boondock saints, snatch and lockstock the most.
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too many. this is probably my favorite movie moment ever though:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STB4s7Qhf40
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fucking love this movie!
American Psycho- Business Card scene
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoIvd3zzu4Y
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losers
lock stock
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jungle 2 jungle
man of the house
dunstin checks in
blank check
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funny thing... I really want to get into cinema but I haven't watched any like underground moves, mostly mainstream ones
buut...
donnie darko, half baked, strange wilderness, traffic, v for vendetta... that's all i can think of on the top of my head.
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pretentious list of favorite directors:
Wes Anderson
Spike Jonze
Paul Thomas Anderson
Jim Jarmusch
Richard Linklater
Martin Scorsese
Coen Brothers
Darren Aronofsky
Quentin Tarantino
Stanley Kubrick
David Lynch
Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Werner Herzog
Wong Kar Wai
Tim Burton
Luis Bunuel
Sergio Leone
David O Russell
Francis Coppola
Hal Hartley
Hayao Miyazaki
Roman Polanski
Terrence Malick
David Lynch
Robert Aldrich
Takeshi Miike
I'm glad to see Hartley getting some love over here on SLAP. Definitely one of the most interesting/idiosyncratic filmmakers of the 1990's. Too bad he hasn't produced anything worthwhile in the last 10+ years. I guess his last good film was "Henry Fool?"
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I've seen a lot of movies but I always come back to this one. Must of seen it high at least 25-30 times.
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pretentious list of favorite directors:
Wes Anderson
Spike Jonze
Paul Thomas Anderson
Jim Jarmusch
Richard Linklater
Martin Scorsese
Coen Brothers
Darren Aronofsky
Quentin Tarantino
Stanley Kubrick
David Lynch
Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Werner Herzog
Wong Kar Wai
Tim Burton
Luis Bunuel
Sergio Leone
David O Russell
Francis Coppola
Hal Hartley
Hayao Miyazaki
Roman Polanski
Terrence Malick
David Lynch
Robert Aldrich
Takeshi Miike
I'm glad to see Hartley getting some love over here on SLAP. Definitely one of the most interesting/idiosyncratic filmmakers of the 1990's. Too bad he hasn't produced anything worthwhile in the last 10+ years. I guess his last good film was "Henry Fool?"
yeah, he kind of dropped off the map. i still haven't seen FAY GRIM. NO SUCH THING was pretty awful.
i will always have a special place in my heart for Hal though. TRUST is a masterpiece
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blank check
mother fuckin tone loc son