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Blackbelt54 07.04.13	what movies do you like
Havey 07.04.13	wheres the kubrick
Cygnatti 07.04.13	psycho a boston tale
londoncalling457 07.04.13	rock of ages rock star
Trebor. 07.04.13	Blade Runner Lost In Translation The Royal Tenenbaums Reservoir Dogs Big Lebowski Godfathers 1 and 2 Drive
Funeralopolis 07.04.13	don't like movies
Blackbelt54 07.04.13	Actually I'm about to watch a movie right now, based on my taste what should I watch? The Omen Lost in Translation Barton Fink Chinatown Blue Valentine Trainspotting
Blackbelt54 07.04.13	Yeah guys I'll check out the ones I haven't seen of those
grish 07.04.13	Space odyssey Truman show Breakfast club Fight club Dumb and dumber Clockwork orange
bach 07.04.13	Pulp Fiction Godfather 2 [2] The Fifth Element Blade Runner [2] 500 Days of Summer Platoon Saving Private Ryan Apocalypse Now Lord of the Rings Trilogy Big Lebowski [2]
bach 07.04.13	Flight Club too.
Pennywise_M 07.04.13	Would someone break it down to me on how good Airplanes! is? Cus almost everytime i see an older comedy movie i get disappointed, at least more often than otherwise. How is it compared to The Big Lebowski for instance?
Adabelle 07.04.13	Night of the Living Dead, Bronson, Warrior, Tom Hardy films, Ealing comedies
Trebor. 07.04.13	you mean Airplane? It's great, best 70s comedy is The Jerk though
GuanoBumbershoot 07.04.13	I'd say you'd probably dig all/most of those, but start with Chinatown.
Trebor. 07.04.13	Movies where the last line summarizes the whole movie Fuckin Chinatown Blade Runner kind of Someone think of another example
PuddlesPuddles 07.04.13	In Bruges Mr. Nobody Defiance Kill Bill
Blackbelt54 07.04.13	Treb you mean like in a bad way?
ZilbelPing 07.04.13	Saving Private Ryan Pulp Fiction The Big Lebowski Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back Reservoir Dogs Aliens Event Horizon Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Shaun of the Dead The Naked Gun The Iron Giant
Pennywise_M 07.04.13	I see. Anyway not the right thread to do so but anyone seen The Purge? If so, drop some thoughts about it. Fav movies would have to be uhm: I Am Legend, The Man From Nowhere (Korean Movie) , The Pursuit Of Happiness (really like Will Smith) , Zombieland , 28 Days Later + 28 Weeks Later , Alone (Possibly the best K-Horror movie i've seen) , Orphan and Shaun Of The Dead. These are just a few at the top of my head really. Anyway i like a good movie, regardless of genre. But the genres i go for the most are comedy and horror.
Atrophy 07.04.13	Pulp Fiction Almost Famous Back to the Future Ferris Bueller's Day Off Fight Club Dumb and Dumber Usual Suspects
GuanoBumbershoot 07.04.13	The Purge was set up nicely, but when it came to the beef, it was overcooked and predictable.
gosk8n 07.04.13	Just watched Primer and omg its one of the best things ever
Atrophy 07.04.13	yeah, Purge wasn't the best but it was a fun way to waste an hour and a half i guess everyone else i know hated it though
Acanthus 07.04.13	The Purge was good, because once the dogtags were shown the social commentary just pulled out its cock and smacked the audience in the film for the rest of the film. Did a lot better with the film than I thought, was happy I went to see it.
ZilbelPing 07.04.13	I liked it. The tension was highly prevalent throughout the first half. Once they broke in, though the pacing kinda got lost. Everything just started happening too fast.
Pennywise_M 07.04.13	Damn edits mess up the programming language and then poof, the paragraphs are gone. Nice input on that guys. Yeah i was thinking about dl'ing it right now (we don't have it on theater here in Portugal yet, if we ever will) but it's a pretty new thing. All webrips so i guess ill wait for it. I really wanna watch a movie right now though.
ZilbelPing 07.04.13	Yeah it's a sweet flick, nothing to go absolutely nuts over, though
GuanoBumbershoot 07.04.13	"I liked it. The tension was highly prevalent throughout the first half. Once they broke in, though the pacing kinda got lost. Everything just started happening too fast." Exactly how I felt about it.
BreakerdeGodot 07.04.13	Once Upon a Time in America, Once Upon a Time in the West, The Third Man, To Kill a Mockingbird, On Her Majesty's Secret Service
Trebor. 07.04.13	oh yeah Dollars Trilogy Once Upon a Time in the West/America
Alastor 07.04.13	2001
omgbecky 07.04.13	So many good movies listed! Some of my faves are Constantine, Life is Beautiful, and Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
Trebor. 07.04.13	Constantine? wtf
Curse. 07.04.13	Say Anything Eternal Sunshine Sunshine Serenity The Thing The Evil Dead Die Hard The Fifth Element The Frighteners Brick Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Blackbelt54 07.04.13	I'll have to check out a bunch of these movies
omgbecky 07.04.13	Yes Constantine! There is something about Keanu Reeves.
bloc 07.04.13	The Prestige is my favourite
anarchistfish 07.04.13	Zodiac
Yuli 07.04.13	Some of my recent favorites have been Moonrise Kingdom, Looper, Wreck-it Ralph and Life of Pi. I need to watch more of the classics for sure though, that's something I've wanted to do for awhile.
Thane 07.05.13	oslo, august 31st mulholland drive melancholia there will be blood lost in translation evil dead trilogy shame
Crymsonblaze 07.05.13	Top five Back to the Future Die Hard Star Wars Super Donnie Darko
DotEight 07.05.13	The Departed Collateral Heat No Country For Old Men Lethal Weapon 2/3
Lowder91bird 07.05.13	A Clockwork Orange, Pulp Fiction and Jurassic Park.
Pennywise_M 07.05.13	Wreck it Ralph was surprisingly good for an animated movie, and oh yeah Life Of Pi was amazing!! Hey guys i just finished watching Warm Bodies, its a comedy crossed with a romance, about a zombie falling in love with a girl etc. I had read that it was pretty good, but i cant tell you enough on this. It's incredible how they can make such a stupid plot work so well, i guess thats its stupidity that makes it all the more enjoyable. It's kinda like Twilight but ya know, good. They implemented just the right amount of comedy in there to not make it feel extremely silly in its seriousness and oh boy, did i enjoy that movie. Highly recommend it and this certainly is one of my favorite movies this year till date. 8/10
Crymsonblaze 07.05.13	Yeah warm bodies is definitely my favorite movie of the year thus far
facupm 07.05.13	clockwork orange
silentstar 07.05.13	Fight Club Inception Twelve Monkeys The Prestige 500 Days of Summer Detachment Castaway on the Moon Up in the Air I have an imdb account, if you wish to bother: http://www.imdb.com/user/ur42780683/
CameoLover 07.05.13	The Blues Brothers is my favourite movie ever
MuhNamesTyler 07.05.13	Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging 13 Going on 30 The Notebook How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days Freaky Friday (2003 version) Just Married Easy A Mean Girls Wild Child John Tucker Must Die The Princess Diaries Hairspray Ghosts of Girlfriends Past
Crymsonblaze 07.05.13	you forgot Just My Luck, Failure to Launch, and The Princess Diaries 2.
MuhNamesTyler 07.05.13	fuuck dude. I was really excited when making that list and knew I'd forget something
InbredJed 07.05.13	these are my favourite movies, the ones on your list
MuhNamesTyler 07.05.13	Well yeah, other lists look like puny dicksuckers by comparison
Sleaper 07.05.13	I just saw spring breakers, holy shit... totally not what i had expected. pretty damn good in some ways haha
Blackbelt54 07.05.13	great movies guys I watched There Will Be Blood last night and I thought it was amazing
CameoLover 07.05.13	Sleaper, do you know At the Movies with Margaret and David?
ReturnToRock 07.05.13	City Of God Sleepers The King's Speech LoTR: Fellowship LoTR: Return Of The King School Of Rock The Lion King Asterix & Obelix: Operation Cleopatra Shrek 2 Attack The Block Spider-Man 1 The Godfather Part 1 The Outsiders Wayne's World Austin Powers in Goldmember (I know, controversial!!) Toy Story Up! Brave Kick-Ass Finding Nemo Slumdog Millionaire Donnie Brasco Sweeney Todd ...and now we're exiting 'Favourite' territory and entering 'I really like it' territory so I'm going to stop there.
ReturnToRock 07.05.13	Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey Gremlins Cool Runnings (guilty pleasure for sure)
MuhNamesTyler 07.05.13	haha Bill and Ted. Hey you know they are makin a new one
ReturnToRock 07.05.13	Yes. Not looking forward to that. There's only one way they could do it without fucking it up, and I doubt they're going that route.
MuhNamesTyler 07.05.13	What do you mean
ReturnToRock 07.05.13	Well, the only way to do B&T in the present is to have them GO CORPORATE!! Basically, I'd have them be corporate drones, and rock out in their spare time (in a band or something). But then Rufus('s son, because RIP Carlin) shows up and whisks them away on a quest, during which adult Bill & Ted rediscover their inner teenagers, etc. Instead, I bet they're going to recast everybody (Keanu & Winter are like 50) and make it like Dumb and Dumberer and shit all over the franchise.
MuhNamesTyler 07.05.13	Haha not a bad plot there. They are actually recasting Keanu and Winter though and they talked about the plot a little bit in some interview, doesn't sound that bad tbh. I'm sure it won't be like the first two but hopefully it doesn't suck complete ass
YourDarkAffected 07.05.13	Lost in Translation. Also has the best soundtrack of any movie ever
JokineAugustus 07.05.13	Terminator 2 and 1 Scarface Goodfellas The Deer Hunter In Bruges Leon The Professional Groundhog Day The Dark Knight Shindler's List Dawn of The Dead (orginal and remake) Lotr Kiss Kiss Bang Bang Heat Full Metal Jacket Platoon Saving Private Ryan
JokineAugustus 07.05.13	Damn. And Twelve Monkeys. Best time travel movie ever.
MuhNamesTyler 07.05.13	And I couldn't agree with you more on Dumb and Dumberer
ReturnToRock 07.05.13	And how great would the titles be? "BILL & TED GO CORPORATE"!!! "BILL & TED'S CORPORATE ADVENTURE"!!!
ReturnToRock 07.05.13	Damn, forgot Full Metal Jacket!! It's definitely on my list. That ending chills
truekebabpower 07.05.13	In bruges [2]
keyokeyo 07.05.13	The Godfather Training Day The Big Lebowski The Usual Suspects Austin Powers Platoon A lot of old horror movies
EaglesBecomeVultures 07.05.13	1. American Beauty 2. Shawshank 3. 28 Days Later
EaglesBecomeVultures 07.05.13	In Bruges is an amazing movie, yes
demigod! 07.05.13	Shawshank, Fight Club, The Royal Tenenbaums, Rushmore and some pixar movie idk which
omnipanzer 07.05.13	Most of yours I like, a few of them wouldn't make it on my favorite list though. Brazil (1985) Videodrome Naked Lunch Dead Ringers Run Lola Run Dune Lost Highway All Stanley Kubrick films All Quentin Tarantino films All Wes Anderson films The Frighteners The Muppet Movie Ghost in the Shell Appleseed Akira Three Colors Trilogy (Blue, White, Red) amelie Shawshank
omnipanzer 07.05.13	In Bruges [5]
anarchistfish 07.05.13	Zodiac needs more love. Modern classic.
ReturnToRock 07.05.13	Dune? Are you serious bro? The Dune movie puts me to sleep! Wes Anderson I find super-pretentious-for-no-reason. Have yet to finish one of his (tried Wild Things and Fantastic Mr Fox, gave up before the end both times.) Ghost in the Shell was also a bit of a letdown, and David Lynch and I don't get along. Have been meaning to watch Three Colours for ages, own them, but never saw them :$ Akira, Shawshank and the Kubricks I agree with.
EaglesBecomeVultures 07.05.13	Wes Anderson is way overrated Zodiac was [i]okay[/i]
ReturnToRock 07.05.13	I watched Fantastic Mr Fox and the whole time I was like "where's the story where's the story where's the story WHERE'S THE FREAKING STORY!!!" All it amounted to was a hipster version of Family Guy. No thanks.
omnipanzer 07.05.13	"Dune? Are you serious bro?" Yah, it's a fanboy favorite. I used to love it when I was a kid... it was just so fucking weird and creepy. "Wes Anderson is way overrated" "Wes Anderson I find super-pretentious-for-no-reason." I think he makes modern masterpieces. So much of the ambiance of his films are in the silences. All his shots are framed so beautifully and I love his dialog. I didn't LOVE Moonrise Kingdom but it was a fucking beautiful movie. I'll watch it again just for the cinematography and set designs.
omnipanzer 07.05.13	"All it amounted to was a hipster version of Family Guy. No thanks." I literally have no idea what you're talking about here...
EaglesBecomeVultures 07.05.13	yeah but usually that "ambience" equates to palpable awkwardness which makes it unbearable for me but i guess i can see the appeal
ReturnToRock 07.05.13	Well the humour in Mr Fox is the Family Guy-style "LOOK GUYZ RANDOM l0l xD", but the film is pretentious as fuck. So that's what I meant.
omnipanzer 07.05.13	Yah i get like that with some shows/films. I tried to watch "The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret" and I couldn't get through the first episode because it was so uncomfortable. I love David Cross but I can't stand how uncomfortable the first episode gets.
ReturnToRock 07.05.13	^My friend dislikes Fawlty Towers for that same reason. I really should deduct points from her score for that.
omnipanzer 07.05.13	@RtR I don't get that at all. In no way did I find it to be random and I thought the plot was obvious and consistent throughout the film. Are you sure you are talking about the right movie? In comparison to what I watched you haven't accurately described even a minute of the film. Not trying to be a dick you're just kind of blowing my mind here. You're welcome to hate it but your just confusing the shit out of me with your description.
omnipanzer 07.05.13	"Have been meaning to watch Three Colours for ages, own them, but never saw them :$" These were my favorite movies for a long long time. I originally had them on VHS and then had to stalk Amazon.com for years to get them on DVD. You really should get to watching them.
ReturnToRock 07.05.13	Well ostensibly the plot is that Bunce, Bean and whatever the other one's called want to take down Mr Fox's tree and he fights them, right? So why the scene in the attorney's office? Why the extended scenes of them eating or fighting? (HAHA look they act like animals! xD) Why the whole subplot with the Scandinavian emo-jock cousin? Why the extended scenes of characters digging and flailing their arms because "lulz"? I kept imagining what Pixar would have done with that film...
anarchistfish 07.05.13	"Zodiac was [i]okay[/i]" damn
EaglesBecomeVultures 07.05.13	Oooo Take Shelter :D
omnipanzer 07.05.13	Stranger Than Fiction
Blackbelt54 07.05.13	dang I got lots of movies to watch the only Wes Anderson I've seen is Bottle Rocket, and I didn't think it was that funny but I thoroughly enjoyed it overall
EaglesBecomeVultures 07.05.13	bottle rocket might be his best, either that or darjeeling
Cipieron 07.05.13	In Bruges Kiss Kiss Bang Bang Buried Shaun of the Dead just a few off the top of my head
SitarHero 07.05.13	How has NO ONE mentioned The Matrix yet?! :o
GuanoBumbershoot 07.05.13	Place Between the Pines is easily the best movie of the year for me. Easily one of the best movies on the decade so far.
ViralOblivion 07.05.13	There Will Be Blood 2001 A Space Odyssey The Thing Dr.Strangelove Princess Mononoke District 9 Alien Bronson Children of Men Tombstone
ViralOblivion 07.05.13	Forgot Warrior and Funny Games
StallionMang 07.05.13	Toy Story
StallionMang 07.05.13	Caddyshack
SitarHero 07.05.13	Top Gun The Matrix Casablanca Singing in the Rain The Princess Bride Mad Max: The Road Warrior The Avengers The Incredibles Hero Atonement Love, Actually Garden State Happy Gilmore Van Wilder Zoolander
keyokeyo 07.05.13	sputnikmovies would be one hell of a site
Jeffrulesyou 07.05.13	Battlefield Earth hahaha
SitarHero 07.05.13	Indiana Jones I, III Robin Hood: Men in Tights Monty Python and the Holy Grail The Black Stallion Snatch ...I could keep going, but I'll stop.
DamnVanne 07.05.13	watch The Brothers Bloom and I Am Sam, listmaker
Blackbelt54 07.05.13	matrix and warrior are really good I've been meaning to watch Funny Games
EaglesBecomeVultures 07.05.13	City of God [2] Jacobs Ladder
Sleaper 07.06.13	@CameoLover never heard of it why?
silentstar 07.06.13	"sputnikmovies would be one hell of a site" filled with shitty taste in movies, yes
TMobotron 07.06.13	Diggin this list. Blue Velvet is my favorite movie.
Blackbelt54 07.06.13	Nice dude "Heineken? Fuck that shit! Pabst Blue Ribbon!"
TMobotron 07.06.13	Have you seen Lynch's other stuff that's not on here?
Blackbelt54 07.06.13	I've only seen those 3 movies, all of Twin Peaks, and a few of his short films. I plan on watching Lost Highway and Inland Empire and stuff eventually
Blackbelt54 07.06.13	oh crap I should do a favorite TV shows thread soon
Crymsonblaze 07.06.13	do!
VlacDrac 07.06.13	La Haine
sonictheplumber 07.06.13	leprechaun
MuhNamesTyler 07.06.13	Oh man those movies are soo bad
apert 07.06.13	Pulp Fiction Reservoir Dogs Lord of the Rings Godfather 1 & 2
MrElmo 07.06.13	Inland Empire is good even if you've gotta be ready with a few cups of Coffee/Tea on your side since it's around 3 hours long, worth it imo but it can be a lot. If you're gonna watch other lynch films Elephant man is an obvious choice and Eraserhead is fantastic and my favorite. Also nice list and major props for Seven Samurai
sonictheplumber 07.06.13	leprechaun 2
MrElmo 07.06.13	Damn never thought I'd see Jacobs Ladder, awesome flick and noted as an influence to Silent Hill so you know it's good
TMobotron 07.06.13	Inland Empire is great but yeah long and a little challenging. Lost Highway rules too. I like Eraserhead a lot but more as a technical achievement - I think a lot of his other stuff works in ideas from Eraserhead in a lot more viewable ways.
eleventhsun 07.06.13	2001: A space Odyssey Almost Famous Big Fish Boogie Nights There will Be Blood The Big Lebowski The Shining The Evil Dead 1+2 The Exorcist Children of Men
MrElmo 07.06.13	"leprechaun 2" lol, looks fun just for seeing Warwick Davis wanting his gold back
MuhNamesTyler 07.06.13	I once watched all the leprechaun movies in jail with 30 something male african american feds on st. pattys day, it was great
sonictheplumber 07.06.13	leprechaun 3
sonictheplumber 07.06.13	love the lep series
ZombicidalMan 07.06.13	I think everyone's said what I will Lost In Translation Drive Alien The Thing Shawshank Redemption Dark City (this exceeded all my expectations) Deer Hunter Ronin Reservoir Dogs Pulp Fiction Snatch Kill Bill Hellboy (love it only because Hellboy is great) Moonrise Kingdom Usual Suspects Gran Torino Chinatown 2001 Evil Dead Shaun Of The Dead I think those are all of the ones I thought were good enough to buy. There's a lot more though... also open for recs, and I really need to see 28 Days Later
MrElmo 07.06.13	"I think a lot of his other stuff works in ideas from Eraserhead in a lot more viewable ways." Damn you couldn't be more right. Still I don't think he'll ever top that movie but that's just me
eleventhsun 07.06.13	I could make a list of just horror films to be honest. And 28 days later was great, you should see it.
MrElmo 07.06.13	28 days later is a good zombie film, better than what followed anyway
salzared 07.06.13	pulp ficton man.
eleventhsun 07.06.13	28 weeks later was thoroughly enjoyable though.
MrElmo 07.06.13	Horror films are life, but they're getting worse as time passes
eleventhsun 07.06.13	They are life. They go up and down, if you keep your eye on the indie and foreign stuff its been steadily awesome. My career revolves around horror movies so I just always seem to find impressive ones.
MrElmo 07.06.13	Cool, what are the latest good ones?
eleventhsun 07.06.13	Maniac remake was very surprising, brutal stuff. Amazing soundtrack (best I've heard in years) The Conjuring was decent for a mainstream ghost movie. The VHS movies were both pretty entertaining. American Mary was a good indie Canadian movie. John Dies at the End was wacky. Detention was pretty surprising.
sonictheplumber 07.06.13	heavy metal heavy metal parking lot
MuhNamesTyler 07.06.13	John Dies at the end is like wth, don't think I understood it that well and I didn't really care, but it had some cool moments that made me feel like I should
ZombicidalMan 07.06.13	I'll have to be patriotic and check out American Mary... Right now I'm watching Twin Peaks on Netflix and damn, the synth coupled with the crazy killing sequences are fucking terrifying. In a great way.
MrElmo 07.06.13	Nice, Conjuring looks great, what are the VHS movies?
eleventhsun 07.06.13	Also highly recommend Maniac. If anything for the love of Synths and very grimy killing. Plus Elijah Wood is nassssty in it.
TMobotron 07.06.13	Twin Peaks is so fucking great, and that soundtrack is pure classic IMO.
eleventhsun 07.06.13	VHS are like anthology movies, a few shorts tied into one, directed by different people. The second one just released on Netflix USA but there are other ways of finding it. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2105044/?ref_=sr_2
MrElmo 07.06.13	Never watched twin peaks, heard it was cool. Atm I've decided to watch more Noire films after seing Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (awesome forgotten movie btw). But me and my friends are always looking for more good horror
eleventhsun 07.06.13	There are tonnes of good horror from the last few years. Martyrs, Inside and Frontiers were all French horror that destroyed our North American stuff. Just seems the major studios push out crap in that genre.
MrElmo 07.06.13	I'll start watching VHS tonight then and wait for a few mates for conjuring, thanks a lot for the recs, me and my friends were a tad dissapointed with Mama so this should compensate.
eleventhsun 07.06.13	I think Conjuring is in theaters. I saw a screening. It was decent, nothing to freak out about but much better then most mainstream stuff. The others I named are much more intense. VHS has it's moments. 2nd one has my favourite segments. Twin Peaks is classic. Best intro music ever, when it ends on those sinister minor chords ahhhh!! legendary.
MrElmo 07.06.13	Yeah main studios are worthless now (heard they remaked Evil Dead, what a terrible idea), Martyrs was good yeah
eleventhsun 07.06.13	Just saw Evil Dead remake last night. Was ok. The gore was pretty good but overall just an alright movie. Didn't hate it though and would recommend giving it a shot but nothing groundbreaking.
ZombicidalMan 07.06.13	Looking forward to Pacific Rim though. I just don't see how it can't be great
eleventhsun 07.06.13	My boss got to go to a VIP viewing, he said it was rad. He's a monster fan to the death though but I trust his word.
eleventhsun 07.06.13	I want to see it 3D. I still haven't seen one 3D film yet.
TMobotron 07.06.13	yeah i love guillermo's stuff
TMobotron 07.06.13	IMO 3D animated movies are the best for actual 3D. There are a few other ones that looked great too like Avatar.
eleventhsun 07.06.13	I would imagine animated would be the best. From what I hear, Hugo was fantastic but I would imagine Scorsese would figure it out if anyone.
ZombicidalMan 07.06.13	I thought the 3D in Prometheus was fantastic, only movie I thought has done it well. Even though the movie was not great, the effects were incredible.
eleventhsun 07.06.13	Only saw it on BR. But I enjoyed the first part of the movie, then it lost it for me.
TMobotron 07.06.13	ahh yeah i never saw Hugo, always wanted to. Prometheus looked beautiful for sure - just in general though. I loved that movie actually, everyone i saw it with hated it tho.
ZombicidalMan 07.06.13	I thought Hugo was quite overrated. It was definitely very beautiful, well done, and well acted, but it got more praise than I personally think it deserved. Being a huge Alien fan I was let down by Prometheus. The beginning was really well done, and it had that nice air of mystery to it, plus a great cast. Michael Fassbender was absolutely perfect as the android. But as you said, after about halfway it took a turn for the worse. Still, it was cool seeing the alien ship, so eerily similar to that of the first movies.
eleventhsun 07.06.13	I just thought it could have been profound but instead turned into an action flick at the end.
MrElmo 07.06.13	That scene towards the end where the few guys left in the ship decided to sacrifice themselves ruined it for me, it felt forced beyond mesure
TMobotron 07.06.13	yeah that part was pretty cliche and it's definitely a flawed movie but the visuals, grandiosity and mystery kept me captivated as hell from start to finish.
eleventhsun 07.06.13	If anything I suppose it got people interested in making new sci-fi. Which IMO has been sort of lacking lately. If it's not a corny alien invasion movie then it's dry.
EyesWideShut 07.06.13	Last movie ive seen was Delicatessen, good flick..
Blackbelt54 07.06.13	so who's seen Despicable Me 2? cuz I thought it was fantastic
MrElmo 07.06.13	Lynch is pretty good but not a very consistent director imo, he seems to prefer trying many things and it doesn't always works
EyesWideShut 07.06.13	@Elmo, you speak the truth.. what Lynchians tend to do is make everything he touches sounds amazing when it could be shit.
eleventhsun 07.06.13	The thing with Lynch is that he has been able to establish a style and brand his films in a fashion that when you're watching you know it's Lynch. As a filmmaker that in itself takes a level of skill. He may not be a great storyteller but he is quite a competent visual director.
Curse. 07.06.13	"Last movie ive seen was Delicatessen, good flick.." Delicatessen is so awesome. The director also did City of Lost Children which is a favorite film that I forgot about.
JokineAugustus 07.07.13	Has anyone seen Synecdoche, New York? Probably the most fucked up movie I've seen in a while.
keyokeyo 07.07.13	My cousin was the executive producer ^^^
eleventhsun 07.07.13	Props on the Delicatessen and City of Lost Children shout outs. Great films.
Blackbelt54 07.08.13	Synecdoche New York is amazing it almost made my list
DikkoZinner 07.08.13	Barry Lyndon Props on 19 Tarantino's a hack
Blackbelt54 07.08.13	yeah i feel like even though people love Bruce Lee they don't really talk about his actual movies, 19 is my favorite of his
keyokeyo 07.14.13	Truman Show/The Cable Guy are good too
Blackbelt54 07.14.13	yeah cool I heard those are good
somnolence 07.14.13	i watch films~
Blackbelt54 07.14.13	sorry I don't really watch films I only watch movies
InbredJed 07.14.13	Truman Show/Man On The Moon
climactic 07.14.13	"Tarantino's a hack" stfu hipster scum
taxidermist 07.14.13	Nice, some Once Upon A Time In The West in peoples' lists.
Blackbelt54 07.14.13	yeah I need to see that one too
eleventhsun 07.14.13	stfu hipster scum (2) I lol really hard. You choose the asbolute most boring Kubrick film as your favourite and then call Tarantino a "hack."
somnolence 07.14.13	Any Bresson fan present?
Blackbelt54 07.14.13	I like every Tarantino movie I've seen a lot except maybe Death Proof
Crymsonblaze 07.14.13	tarantino is ok i like the movies he just wrote like true romance and from dusk till dawn much better than those he wrote and directed though like pulp fiction and reservoir dogs
Azn. 07.14.13	I liked Ip Man a lot
Blackbelt54 07.14.13	crymson yeah I've been meaning to watch those two yeah Ip Man is awesome
demigod! 07.14.13	Fight Club, Star Wars V and The Royal Tenenbaums. Oh and Big Lebowski
BigPleb 07.14.13	Look left
Blackbelt54 07.21.13	Fight Club is decent. I recorded Big Lebowski I'll probably watch that soon
MuhNamesTyler 07.21.13	I am the walrus
somnolence 07.21.13	no Bresson fan? k, life-declining assertion.
Havey 07.21.13	only seen a man escaped, rules but can't really call myself a fan after 1 film the wind bloweth where it listeth~
PistolPete 07.21.13	11 and 25 would be waayyyy higher on my own list, good movies!
Blackbelt54 07.21.13	yeah pwalcher 11 might be the most quotable movie, that and Clerks