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Printablesuperspaceboy said: Imago said: here goes
Citizen Cane All 3 Godfather movies Scareface Casablanca all 4 Diehard movies Debbie Does Dallas Deepthroat Caligula The first psycho movie the first Friday the 13th The Exorcist The Omen Fast Times ad Ridgmont High (I saw only 15 minutes and bored of it) The WOrld according to Garp Breakfast at Tiffanies Seven Both Fantastic 4 movies All the Superhero movies (I cant even remember their names  ) with Halle Berry as that Storm character. I don't even know who the other actors are, as Halle would be the only one I care about.
The Incredible Hulk All 3 SAW movies The first Texas Chainsaw Massacre (I saw the second   )
The list goes on... Breakfast at Tiffanys and The Excorcist are must sees. I just saw Breakfast At Tiffany's for the first time this past weekend so it almost made my list.  | |
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superspaceboy said: CarrieMpls said: I've never seen the Godfather movies and I really don't have any intention to.
I also had to skip the English Patient cause if one more person told me how wonderful it was I was going to kill someone or something. I'm sure it's a good movie, but after all I heard there was no way it would have lived up to expectation. The only decent thing about the English Patient was the Dust storm. And seeing Kristin Scott Thomas nekkid. I had been waiting for that since Under The Cherry Moon.  | |
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sextonseven said: superspaceboy said: The only decent thing about the English Patient was the Dust storm. And seeing Kristin Scott Thomas nekkid. I had been waiting for that since Under The Cherry Moon. I've only seen 3 minutes of the movie and it happened to be the dust storm. The rest looked like you could put it in a bottle and you'd have a rival for Lunesta!Christian Zombie Vampires | |
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sextonseven said: superspaceboy said: Breakfast at Tiffanys and The Excorcist are must sees. I just saw Breakfast At Tiffany's for the first time this past weekend so it almost made my list. Did you like it? Christian Zombie Vampires | |
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superspaceboy said: sextonseven said: I just saw Breakfast At Tiffany's for the first time this past weekend so it almost made my list. Did you like it? It was embarrassing to watch Mickey Rooney as the Japanese landlord and being the morbid person that I am, I thought the ending was a little too "up". Other than that, I loved it. I have a mild fascination with New York City in the 60s right now. I'm also currently discovering the magic that is That Girl on DVD. | |
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Dont bother with comic book blockbusters anymore (x-men, fantastic four, new superman etc..), as they have gone beyond cliche now. Infact, they did years ago. | |
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sextonseven said: superspaceboy said: Did you like it? It was embarrassing to watch Mickey Rooney as the Japanese landlord and being the morbid person that I am, I thought the ending was a little too "up". Other than that, I loved it. I have a mild fascination with New York City in the 60s right now. I'm also currently discovering the magic that is That Girl on DVD. Yeah that Mickey Rooney part is really cringe-worthy and in part because of that role, Hollywood started to change how they depicted asians. DId you catch that she was a hooker? They really don't get into that part of the book, but she's apparently a high class call girl. Christian Zombie Vampires | |
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superspaceboy said: sextonseven said: It was embarrassing to watch Mickey Rooney as the Japanese landlord and being the morbid person that I am, I thought the ending was a little too "up". Other than that, I loved it. I have a mild fascination with New York City in the 60s right now. I'm also currently discovering the magic that is That Girl on DVD. Yeah that Mickey Rooney part is really cringe-worthy and in part because of that role, Hollywood started to change how they depicted asians. DId you catch that she was a hooker? They really don't get into that part of the book, but she's apparently a high class call girl. Yes! But only after it was spelled out to me in the making of on the DVD. At the time I was wondering what $50 for the powder room meant. I'm not down with the old lingo. The current TV series Mad Men takes place around the same time so I'm loving that too. | |
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thesexofit said: Dont bother with comic book blockbusters anymore (x-men, fantastic four, new superman etc..), as they have gone beyond cliche now. Infact, they did years ago.
I really try not to see the superhero ones as they are all pretty bad. I will go and check out Graphic Novels like V for Vendetta or Sin City. Two that I am reading are being commissioned for movies are Ex-machina and Y Last Man. I think The Watchmen is as well. Christian Zombie Vampires | |
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superspaceboy said: thesexofit said: Dont bother with comic book blockbusters anymore (x-men, fantastic four, new superman etc..), as they have gone beyond cliche now. Infact, they did years ago.
I really try not to see the superhero ones as they are all pretty bad. I will go and check out Graphic Novels like V for Vendetta or Sin City. Two that I am reading are being commissioned for movies are Ex-machina and Y Last Man. I think The Watchmen is as well. Yeah, I guess they are not summer/xmas blockbuster material so they dont bother me so much. I just hope Hollywood gets over this comic book obsession, its too easy to make a film from a comic book if you just use "spiderman" as your template. | |
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sextonseven said: PaisleyPark5083 said: 
What's not to love! I watch this evertime catch it on tv! It must get censored all to hell on TV.  I have HBO, it is not censored. | |
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PaisleyPark5083 said: sextonseven said: It must get censored all to hell on TV. I have HBO, it is not censored. Ah, gotcha. I think of cable and TV as two different things. | |
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Indiana Jones and the Raiders of th Lost Ark
Rocky Terminator West Side Story Dazed and Confused (only cause I went to high school with a bunch of stoners) Titanic (I REFUSE to see this one) Lord of the Rings Trilogy (Refused) Harry Potter Films (Refused again) [Edited 11/15/07 16:26pm] | |
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Titanic, Lord of the Rings, none of the Screams and grips of other flicks To Sir, with Love | |
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jami0mckay said: 
I've never seen The Sound Of Music, or Titanic, or Cinema Paradiso. how about you?? I've never even heard of cinema paradiso To Sir, with Love | |
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PEJ said: jami0mckay said:
I've never seen The Sound Of Music, or Titanic, or Cinema Paradiso. how about you?? I've never even heard of cinema paradiso That's because it's subtitled. Subtitles are almost a sure way to scare off American audiences. It was a popular film outside the U.S. and a great one too. | |
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I've seen parts of most of these, but never sat through the whole thing
Gone With the Wind Scarface The Magnificent Seven Shrek 2 & 3 Breakfast at Tiffany's Patton Passion of the Christ (and hopefully never will) Caligula Porkys My Legacy
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Silent Bob (n whatever else that title is) | |
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sextonseven said: PEJ said: I've never even heard of cinema paradiso That's because it's subtitled. Subtitles are almost a sure way to scare off American audiences. It was a popular film outside the U.S. and a great one too.  To Sir, with Love | |
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Alien (all of em)
Predator (all of em) I got more hits than Madonna's got kids! | |
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sextonseven said: PEJ said: I've never even heard of cinema paradiso That's because it's subtitled. Subtitles are almost a sure way to scare off American audiences. It was a popular film outside the U.S. and a great one too. It was pretty popular here, too, but kind of like saying a book is popular. Harry Potter aside, not many people read books, even popular ones, and not many people see foreign & indie films. I loved it though! My Legacy
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NDRU said: sextonseven said: That's because it's subtitled. Subtitles are almost a sure way to scare off American audiences. It was a popular film outside the U.S. and a great one too. It was pretty popular here, too, but kind of like saying a book is popular. Harry Potter aside, not many people read books, even popular ones, and not many people see foreign & indie films. I loved it though! I tried finding an exact U.S. box office count for the movie and it seems to be in the $12 million range. Not bad at all for an almost 20 year-old foreign film, but still not one that I think can be considered to be 'seen by everyone' in the states. I saw the director's cut first. I'm not sure if I would have liked the original edited version as much if I had seen that one first. I would have wanted to have known what happened! | |
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sextonseven said: NDRU said: It was pretty popular here, too, but kind of like saying a book is popular. Harry Potter aside, not many people read books, even popular ones, and not many people see foreign & indie films. I loved it though! I tried finding an exact U.S. box office count for the movie and it seems to be in the $12 million range. Not bad at all for an almost 20 year-old foreign film, but still not one that I think can be considered to be 'seen by everyone' in the states. I saw the director's cut first. I'm not sure if I would have liked the original edited version as much if I had seen that one first. I would have wanted to have known what happened! right, I hear ya. Definitely not a summer blockbuster I remember everyone was talking about it at the time, but I was working in a book store (That's probably how I came up with my analogy ) But book people probably see more foreign films than the average bear.
I haven't seen the director's cut [Edited 11/19/07 15:55pm] My Legacy
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Never seen Titanic...NEVER will | |
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JuliePurplehead said: Animal House
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Imago said: JuliePurplehead said: Animal House
I'm adding that to my list Me too! Also all the American Pie and Scream movies. I'm not into comedy. | |
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sextonseven said: superspaceboy said: The only decent thing about the English Patient was the Dust storm. And seeing Kristin Scott Thomas nekkid. I had been waiting for that since Under The Cherry Moon. I have seen her naked in another movie, don't remember the title of it though. With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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Serious said: sextonseven said: And seeing Kristin Scott Thomas nekkid. I had been waiting for that since Under The Cherry Moon. I have seen her naked in another movie, don't remember the title of it though. I did see Kristin nude in Masterpiece Theatre: Body And Soul, but it was very unsexy. | |
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sextonseven said: Serious said: I have seen her naked in another movie, don't remember the title of it though. I did see Kristin nude in Masterpiece Theatre: Body And Soul, but it was very unsexy. No that's not the one I saw. I saw quite some movies with her, but not this one. With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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Serious said: sextonseven said: I did see Kristin nude in Masterpiece Theatre: Body And Soul, but it was very unsexy. No that's not the one I saw. I saw quite some movies with her, but not this one. Bitter Moon by Roman Polanski, I wont spoil it for anyone, but it is an absolute must see, Hugh Grant and Kristin brilliantly casted for this film. One of my all time fav films. If it were not for insanity, I would be sane.
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