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i liked american gangster with denzel but what kind of movie are you wanting to watch

Sin City
City of God
Sweeney Todd
Hot Fuzz
Shaun of the Dead
God Hates ****

*God Hates F.ags

La vie en rose. The story of Edith Piaf. Haven’t watched it myself but been told it’s really good.

Ever After with Drew Barrymore if you like romance and fairy tales
The Departed With Matt Damon and many others if you like thinking or want a good story to follow
Godfather Trilogy [A classic, no one should describe it to you, just watch it, lol]
Beowulf
Butterfly Effect
Pirates of the Carribean: Curse of the Black pearl

depends on what types of movies you enjoy, like if you enjoyed Underworld and Interview with a vampire and Labyrinth, I’d go for fantasy
If you enjoy: must love dogs and you’ve got mail, your a romantic
lookie, more movies

Good Will Hunting is a good movie

Welcome To Dongmakgol

Bon Cop, Bad Cop
The Emporer’s New Groove
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Thelma and Louise
Breakfast at Tiffany’s
Pulp Fiction
Persepolis
Taxi Driver
Star Wars
Dr.Stragelove: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Zoolander
A Clockwork Orange
BadLands
Anything directed by Stanley Kubrick
Gun Crazy
Rocky Horror Picture Show

Moulin Rouge

Rain Man
I Am Sam is a good cry

Happy Feet! Those penguins are soooo cute. I want penguins to dance at me. I love penguins. It makes me sad when they die. But happy dancing penguins! It makes you go ‘Yaaaaaay penguins’

They are so cute and black and white and waddly! Waddle waddle.

Be Kind, Rewind!

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JesusMurphy! wrote:
Be Kind, Rewind!

whut?

The new movie out with Jack Black and Mos Def.
Speaking of Mos Def, 16 Blocks is also a good movie

Blow
I Am Legend
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Nightmare Before Christmas
Fight Club
I found Scarface way overrated, but a lot of people like it

Man, I could do this all day :P

You better watch all of these, Woa! :P

the shawshank redemption old but amazing watched it loads of times

Have you ever seen the film “Heat”, by Michael Mann?

It’s pretty long. That puts some people off, but not me because I’m a nerd, haha. It’s one of those movies that sucks you in so you don’t notice that it goes for ages though. It’s really rewarding!

It’s basically a cop drama/thriller movie, but the reason it’s so long is because it goes into the characters’ personal lives and stuff, so instead of it just being “cops chasing bad guys”, you actually care about the characters and want to see what happens. It’s REALLY well-acted and REALLY exciting, but it also kind of makes you think about crime, and why people do it, and why other people don’t do it, etc. The storyline is easy to follow, without being so straighforward that it’s insulting, if you get me.

It’s got a great cast, Al Pacino, Bobby Deniro, Val Kilmer, Ashley Judd, Natalie Portman, etc

And another great thing going for it is that it LOOKS really nice. LA is shot with all these big groovy sweeping wide shots of cityscapes and stuff.

Go for it!
-Fallon

i am legend is a good movie

Go with the Cohen brothers:

Fargo, Miller’s Crossing, Barton Fink, No Country For Old Men, Raising Arizona, The Big Lewbowski, Blood Simple…

I like Michael Mann too. Check out ManHunter, the first incarnation of Hannibal Lecter on screen. Boy does he love the colour blue!

If you like quality stuff then check these out (I like movies that stay with me long after I watch them):

The cook, the thief, his wife and her lover. Dir: Peter Greenaway
All or nothing. Dir: Mike Leigh
Magnolia. Dir: Paul Thomas Anderson
Dogville. Dir: Lars Von Trier
Happiness. Dir: Todd Solondz
Hiroshima, mon amour. Dir: Alain Resnais
Zorba the Greek. Dir: Mihalis Kakogiannis
Come and see. Dir: Elim Klimov (hope I spelled that right…)
Amelie. Dir: Jean Pierre Jeunet
The unbelievable truth. Dir: Hal Hartley

— this is all I have time for now…back to work!

‘No Country for Old Men,’ easily the best Coen Bros. movie to date.

Astro-Man wrote:
‘No Country for Old Men,’ easily the best Coen Bros. movie to date.

**Cohen, sorry.

Fallon wrote:
It’s pretty long. That puts some people off. . .

Not I. My favorite film is one of the longest films ever made; Seven Samurai (dir. Akira Kurosawa, 1954) clocks in at about 3 hrs, 40 min!

Astro-Man wrote:
‘No Country for Old Men,’ easily the best Coen Bros. movie to date.

I have been wanting to see that movie. Hard to find time to watch movies that the kids can’t watch.

JesusMurphy! wrote:
Sin City
City of God
Sweeney Todd
Hot Fuzz
Shaun of the Dead
God Hates ****

Shaun of the Dead is so funny.

for a wide variety:
ghandi
enemy of the state
a clockwork orange
2001: a space odyssey
the matrix

old black and white:
it’s a wonderful life
the philadelphia story
citizen kane

my favorite comedy..
raising arizona

Has anyone here saw the movie Simon Birch?

It is based on the book A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving. The book is my favorite one of my favorites. My son is named Owen after the character in the book. The movie is good just not as good as the book.

Lord of the Rings
Kingdom of Heaven
Pirates of the Carribean