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I can't decide, I don't know which ones are any good

In what kind of mood are you, love?

Do you enjoy silly comedies? Period pieces?
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i want to see 'be kind rewind'. it looks like quality goofball cheeze.

U23D or stay home.

That movie had the best 3D I have ever seen.


The only other one I would even consider is "Gone Baby Gone".

Mars23 said:

which was great.

Anxiety said:

lol
my mother in law saw it (her english isn't particularly good) she said it was the most stupid movie she has ever seen, so it might be very funny in that case

WillyWonka said:

well, since we only get out to the big screen about twice a year we need to get our money's worth - it must be spectacular. Preference is ALWAYS sci-fi but there never are any movies like that

ThreadBare said:

oooh might look into that one

anyone seen Lars and the Real Girl?

. doublepostage
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ZombieKitten said:

i want to see that, but it recently came out on DVD so i'm just gonna netflix it.

ZombieKitten said:

Lars caught my eye. But I haven't heard anything about it.

Anxiety said:

we are about 3 years behind here

I want to see Where the Wild Things Are and Wall-E, but my kids will be in high school by the time they are out on DVD here. I'm still waiting on Inland Empire

ZombieKitten said:

inland empire

Anxiety said:

you know eraserhead came out on VHS here in 1990 or something, we are doomed I tell you

Anxiety said:

co-

ZombieKitten said:

wow. i remember renting that in high school, which was *ahem* well before 1990, heh

well, if you liked Death wish...you'll like "Death sentance with kevin bacon. very over the top but he kicks ass.

also liked The Brave one with jodie foster. (more violence)

also liked The Host. (sci-fi)

Enchanted was cute.

ZombieKitten said:

Must you bring up that horrid movie????

sonic said:

you have to choose from the link in my first post I like Brave One too.

Anxiety said:

we used to hear about it when we were in art school, and speculate in hushed, reverential whispers… the day it came to a cinema near us, we just about wet ourselves.

ThreadBare said:

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Anxiety said:

I can see its influence on other things. But, it turns out, I like those other things infinitely better than I like Eraserhead.

was there ever a movie called Mean ET or was that an urban myth. The kids in my street said they saw it, it was a videocassette someone had sent over from USA, but since it wasn't PAL format they couldn't see it properly.

ThreadBare said:

There are things in that film I love dearly, like when the girl tries to pull her suitcase out from under the bed.

Hows about A walk in the clouds!

Muse2NOPharaoh said:

is that on my now showing list?

ThreadBare said:

it's not exactly a movie i want to load on my ipod and watch wherever i go, but i do think that in terms of visuals and evoking a particular mood, it's completely brilliant. it's great modern surrealist filmmaking in an era when nobody really makes surrealist films anymore.

ZombieKitten said: