Mr Pig
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Blackandblue said:
It's not that great, not in the same class as some of the others mentioned anyway. You've seen Bladerunner and Pulp Fiction I assume?
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It's not that great, not in the same class as some of the others mentioned anyway. You've seen Bladerunner and Pulp Fiction I assume?
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Blackandblue
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Yes, seen Bladerunner and Pulp Fiction and they also fall into the right category. Watched Bladerunner again the other day on Sky. Such a great film, such a great soundtrack.
Other greats include Heat, Green Mile, Sixth Sense, and of course Shawshank Redemption.
I have recorded American History X but I need something my missus will also watch and she's not keen on the theme of that film.
Other greats include Heat, Green Mile, Sixth Sense, and of course Shawshank Redemption.
I have recorded American History X but I need something my missus will also watch and she's not keen on the theme of that film.
mickle
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American history X still gives SWMBO nightmares.
The Godfather I and II. Pachino's performance is chilling. Seen it more than twenty times but it still does the business.
The Godfather I and II. Pachino's performance is chilling. Seen it more than twenty times but it still does the business.
Sittingduck
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Mr Pig said:
Couldn't actually believe it when the link to the top movies revealed TDK at number 4
It wasn't bad but certainly nowhere near that standard!
Steve Austin
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Pans labyrinth or The orphanage
Both guillermo del toro films and both great films
Both guillermo del toro films and both great films
dan_bo
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Sexy beast is a belter, as is dog soldiers.
Don't bother with requiem for a dream if you want uplifting.
Don't bother with requiem for a dream if you want uplifting.
mickle said:
If moral ambivalence and audience manipulation is your thing, "Man Bites Dog" may be up your street. I believe It almost didn't get a certificate but the bbfc decided it could go through on artistic merit.
Like 'American History X', it has a scene that you're unlikely to forget.
papercorn2000
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Really? I have it on DVD to be watched when SWMBO is out.
Sh4rkyBloke
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Another vote for Pan's Labrynth (has to be on BluRay though - breathtaking clarity!)
also Crash (not the Cronenburg one), City of God, The Bucket List which I thought was rather poignant and interesting, or Riegn Over Me which; although a little dark; was well acted and a bit off the radar from the usual stuff.
also Crash (not the Cronenburg one), City of God, The Bucket List which I thought was rather poignant and interesting, or Riegn Over Me which; although a little dark; was well acted and a bit off the radar from the usual stuff.
mr Mag00
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cube, only saw a part of it due to various reasons yet to see it fully but what i saw intrigued me
Sh4rkyBloke
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Yeah, Cube is another 'different' film - they went a bit crazy with the sequels (and a prequel) which never recaptured the art of the original... but the plot is an interesting one.
mr Mag00
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sequels and prequels?
mr Mag00
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the boy in the striped pyjamas, i had read the book before i went as had my son. clearly some ppl in the cinema had not and the stunned silence, well, amazing
