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Printable2freaky4church1 said:  HELL FUCKING YEAH!!! THE GREATEST FILM KNOWN TO MAN! ANYONE WHO DISAGREES IS A DONKEY WANKER! In my own way, I am the king. Hail to the king, baby!!  | |
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I recently saw this and really liked it alot. | |
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I hardly ever go out to see a movie - I think the last one I saw in a multiplex was "Kill Bill Volume 1" and the next one will be Volume 2.
I always see films like a year after everybody else has... Anyway, last week I was shopping for groceries in my local supermarket and found "Y Tu Mama Tambien" for £9.99 and "Donnie Darko" for £4.99. I don't know why people went on about "Donnie Darko" so much. It wasn't funny, scary, thrilling or thought-provoking at all. It was very boring and ultimately anti-climactic. "Y Tu Mama Tambien" on the other hand was sexy, funny, honest and very touching - so that's my recommendation. Oh - I saw "American Movie" on the telly the other week. I loved it. It was like a Spinal Tap for Indie Film-Makers - except it was real. | |
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If you wanna delve into the dark and seedy underworld of London's struggling asylum seekers then watch, DIRTY PRETTY THINGS It's a top watch "..My work is personal, I'm a working person, I put in work, I work with purpose.." | |
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My all time favorite:
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Heavenly said: My all time favorite:
Damn! I love that film. Funny, exciting, and the triumph of true love over the Fire Swamp, giant rodents and a man with six fingers. What could be more perfect?  | |
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theVelvetRoper said: If you haven't seen 21 Grams yet, you definitely should.
www.prince.org/msg/100/83...sg_1453483 Here I am, you lucky people!
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Heavenly said: My all time favorite:
That film is great.. Reminds me of when I was a child! The day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom - Anais Nin
"Unnecessary giggling"...  | |
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Ashtheking said: 2freaky4church1 said: HELL FUCKING YEAH!!! THE GREATEST FILM KNOWN TO MAN! ANYONE WHO DISAGREES IS A DONKEY WANKER! 
It is a great movie! A true classic! 
Do not hurry yourself in your spirit to become offended, for the taking of offense is what rests in the bosom of the stupid ones. (Ecclesiastes 7:9) | |
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definately see "On the Edge" it is along the line of best in show and mighty wind (albeit not as good but still funny)
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Lleena said: If you like Al Pacino 9s, watch SERPICO. It's a great movie.
Serpico is indeed a great movie. I'm a huge Pacino fan. I highly recommend the following: Panic in needle park Scarface GlenGarry Glen Ross (great movie) | |
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kisscamille said: Lleena said: If you like Al Pacino 9s, watch SERPICO. It's a great movie.
Serpico is indeed a great movie. I'm a huge Pacino fan. I highly recommend the following: Panic in needle park Scarface GlenGarry Glen Ross (great movie) And what about Carlitos Way.....Donnie Brasco.....Dog Day Afternoon.....and the great Heat..... Here I am, you lucky people!
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I give you three titles that all at one point were number one in my list of best movies EVER.
Amadeus. Great acting of a superb script with beautiful photography and awesome and inspiring music. Still number one in my book. Le Grand Blue. Really weird movie. Against? It has Rosanna Arquette in it. But even her bad acting can't stop this movie from being beautiful. For? A beautiful storyline about other ways of being. And a hunk of a leading actor (Jean-Marc Barr). And Jean Reno has a fun role in it. The music is great too; by Eric Serra. And last, but not least; The Nightmare Before Christmas. Another movie about how being different is okay as long as you are being yourself. Witty, fun, great stop/motion animation and if you buy the special edition DVD you get two great Tim Burton shorts extra. Lock, Stock & Barrel crack me up every time. But you gotta see through the musical aspect of it all. Danny Elfman sings, btw. Besides writing the music. | |
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gooeythehamster said: I give you three titles that all at one point were number one in my list of best movies EVER.
Amadeus. Great acting of a superb script with beautiful photography and awesome and inspiring music. Still number one in my book. Le Grand Blue. Really weird movie. Against? It has Rosanna Arquette in it. But even her bad acting can't stop this movie from being beautiful. For? A beautiful storyline about other ways of being. And a hunk of a leading actor (Jean-Marc Barr). And Jean Reno has a fun role in it. The music is great too; by Eric Serra. And last, but not least; The Nightmare Before Christmas. Another movie about how being different is okay as long as you are being yourself. Witty, fun, great stop/motion animation and if you buy the special edition DVD you get two great Tim Burton shorts extra. Lock, Stock & Barrel crack me up every time. But you gotta see through the musical aspect of it all. Danny Elfman sings, btw. Besides writing the music. Nightmare before Christmas is my favourite film full stop, -possibly with the exception of the Big Lebowski. The whole thing is just outrageously good. The music is beautiful, and oogie boogie's song is slammin. Pee Wee plays one of Lock Stock & Barrel - can't remember which one. Danny Elfman also plays one of them... "I sense there's something in the wind. That feels like tragedy's at hand..." Vincent on the dvd is also brilliant. Amadeus kicks ass too. I think the version of Gran Partita on there is one of the best i've heard, and the presentation of it is also brilliant. | |
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TheFrog said: gooeythehamster said: I give you three titles that all at one point were number one in my list of best movies EVER.
Amadeus. Great acting of a superb script with beautiful photography and awesome and inspiring music. Still number one in my book. Le Grand Blue. Really weird movie. Against? It has Rosanna Arquette in it. But even her bad acting can't stop this movie from being beautiful. For? A beautiful storyline about other ways of being. And a hunk of a leading actor (Jean-Marc Barr). And Jean Reno has a fun role in it. The music is great too; by Eric Serra. And last, but not least; The Nightmare Before Christmas. Another movie about how being different is okay as long as you are being yourself. Witty, fun, great stop/motion animation and if you buy the special edition DVD you get two great Tim Burton shorts extra. Lock, Stock & Barrel crack me up every time. But you gotta see through the musical aspect of it all. Danny Elfman sings, btw. Besides writing the music. Nightmare before Christmas is my favourite film full stop, -possibly with the exception of the Big Lebowski. The whole thing is just outrageously good. The music is beautiful, and oogie boogie's song is slammin. Pee Wee plays one of Lock Stock & Barrel - can't remember which one. Danny Elfman also plays one of them... "I sense there's something in the wind. That feels like tragedy's at hand..." Vincent on the dvd is also brilliant. Amadeus kicks ass too. I think the version of Gran Partita on there is one of the best i've heard, and the presentation of it is also brilliant. We are now officially engaged.... GOOOOOD taste. Now have a taste of me. | |
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My all time favourite:
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And most Tim Burton films WHAT IF THERE IS NO TOMORROW? THERE WASN'T ONE TODAY! | |
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I forgot to mention one of the reasons I started this thread. I also recently saw Requiem for a Dream. I'm not sure how I felt about it although it certainly stays with you, and there were great performances from Ellen Burstyn, Marlon Wayons, and Jennifer Connoly (I'm not sure how many of those names I spelled right...)
Anyone else see this? | |
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2the9s said: I forgot to mention one of the reasons I started this thread. I also recently saw Requiem for a Dream. I'm not sure how I felt about it although it certainly stays with you, and there were great performances from Ellen Burstyn, Marlon Wayons, and Jennifer Connoly (I'm not sure how many of those names I spelled right...)
Anyone else see this? Yeah, I have. But, 9s... I watched Honey last night. You have to rent it! The acting is superb! | |
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AzureStarr said: 2the9s said: I forgot to mention one of the reasons I started this thread. I also recently saw Requiem for a Dream. I'm not sure how I felt about it although it certainly stays with you, and there were great performances from Ellen Burstyn, Marlon Wayons, and Jennifer Connoly (I'm not sure how many of those names I spelled right...)
Anyone else see this? Yeah, I have. But, 9s... I watched Honey last night. You have to rent it! The acting is superb! | |
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