Last Movie You Saw Strikes Back
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Zombie 4: After Death
Stupid, fast-walking, talking, gun-shooting zombie movie. Oh well, there's zombies and gore. I loved it.
Stupid, fast-walking, talking, gun-shooting zombie movie. Oh well, there's zombies and gore. I loved it.
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
http://imdb.com/title/tt0100519/
It stars Gary Oldman who I think is one of the best actors of our time.
http://imdb.com/title/tt0100519/
It stars Gary Oldman who I think is one of the best actors of our time.
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Dick Tracy
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Little Monsters
Haven't seen it since 1989... and now that I've seen it again, I realized just how much they were trying to rip off BeetleJuice.
Haven't seen it since 1989... and now that I've seen it again, I realized just how much they were trying to rip off BeetleJuice.
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CAGiversary!
I thought I'd add a few things to this thread before it gets the lock and closes.
[quote name='spoo']Collateral - 1/5 Why is Michael Mann still making movies?[/QUOTE]
I must say that I rather enjoyed this movie. I don't know what it was, but I really liked it. Not much in the character development department though. Very well presented and directed IMO though.
[quote name='sblymnlcrymnl']Finished up Lost in Translation, now to start on that list ...
If I go in order 2001: A Space Odyssey is up, but I'm thinking of skipping that one in favor of Amélie.
k
Here's the whole list, the darkened titles have yet to arrive (please don't laugh too hard at me for not seeing some of these yet :lol: ) :
8 1/2
2001: A Space Odyssey
Amélie
Blue Velvet
Castle in the Sky
Citizen Kane
David Cross - Let America Laugh
Diabolique
Dreams
Eight Legged Freaks
Eye, The
Fargo
Gattaca
Ghost in the Shell
Grave of the Fireflies
Heat
Hole, The
House of 1000 Corpses
Il Posto
Iron Giant, The
Jin Roh
Kiki's Delivery Service
LotR:TT EE
LotR:RotK EE
Machinst, The
Malèna
Manchurian Candidate, The
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
Monty Python's The Meaning of Life
Moulin Rouge!
North by Northwest
Orgazmo
Original Sin
Perfect Blue
Perfect Score, The
Primal Fear
Psycho
Rear Window
Rip it Off
Rope
Sling Blade
Spirited Away
Spriggan
Stray Dog
Stripes
Taking Lives
Team America: World Police
To Catch a Thief
Virgin Suicides, The
Wasabi
Wild Strawberries
Wizard of Oz, The
Suggestions?[/QUOTE]
I'd definitely recommend watching 2001: A Space Odyssey if you haven't done so. Very well done film. The Wizard of Oz is just a must. i'm amazed you haven't seen that yet. I've owned that since the DVD came out and have seen it probably 15 times (loved it when I was younger so I think that has something to do with it). Jin-Roh was a great watch and so are the LotR series. I have yet to see Machinist (planning on renting it soon) so I'll have to get back to you on that one. Anything Monty Python is classic so definitely check out Meaning of Life. I'd pass on Spriggan as I really didn't think that one was anything special I guess you could pop that on in if you get bored, or just don't have anything really. Stripes and team America are both awesome movies. those are my recommendations at of that list of you own and have yet to see. Not necessarily in that order, but pretty close and I've given you what I thought of them.
[quote name='red flare graf']A large majority of those are
ing terrible. Why did you buy them? I can't even recommend any of them other than LOTR, if you haven't seen them.[/QUOTE]
I'm sad to say this, but you must have a terrible taste in movies.
[quote name='spoo']Collateral - 1/5 Why is Michael Mann still making movies?[/QUOTE]
I must say that I rather enjoyed this movie. I don't know what it was, but I really liked it. Not much in the character development department though. Very well presented and directed IMO though.
[quote name='sblymnlcrymnl']Finished up Lost in Translation, now to start on that list ...
If I go in order 2001: A Space Odyssey is up, but I'm thinking of skipping that one in favor of Amélie.
kHere's the whole list, the darkened titles have yet to arrive (please don't laugh too hard at me for not seeing some of these yet :lol: ) :
8 1/2
2001: A Space Odyssey
Amélie
Blue Velvet
Castle in the Sky
Citizen Kane
David Cross - Let America Laugh
Diabolique
Dreams
Eight Legged Freaks
Eye, The
Fargo
Gattaca
Ghost in the Shell
Grave of the Fireflies
Heat
Hole, The
House of 1000 Corpses
Il Posto
Iron Giant, The
Jin Roh
Kiki's Delivery Service
LotR:TT EE
LotR:RotK EE
Machinst, The
Malèna
Manchurian Candidate, The
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
Monty Python's The Meaning of Life
Moulin Rouge!
North by Northwest
Orgazmo
Original Sin
Perfect Blue
Perfect Score, The
Primal Fear
Psycho
Rear Window
Rip it Off
Rope
Sling Blade
Spirited Away
Spriggan
Stray Dog
Stripes
Taking Lives
Team America: World Police
To Catch a Thief
Virgin Suicides, The
Wasabi
Wild Strawberries
Wizard of Oz, The
Suggestions?[/QUOTE]
I'd definitely recommend watching 2001: A Space Odyssey if you haven't done so. Very well done film. The Wizard of Oz is just a must. i'm amazed you haven't seen that yet. I've owned that since the DVD came out and have seen it probably 15 times (loved it when I was younger so I think that has something to do with it). Jin-Roh was a great watch and so are the LotR series. I have yet to see Machinist (planning on renting it soon) so I'll have to get back to you on that one. Anything Monty Python is classic so definitely check out Meaning of Life. I'd pass on Spriggan as I really didn't think that one was anything special I guess you could pop that on in if you get bored, or just don't have anything really. Stripes and team America are both awesome movies. those are my recommendations at of that list of you own and have yet to see. Not necessarily in that order, but pretty close and I've given you what I thought of them.
[quote name='red flare graf']A large majority of those are
ing terrible. Why did you buy them? I can't even recommend any of them other than LOTR, if you haven't seen them.[/QUOTE]I'm sad to say this, but you must have a terrible taste in movies.
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