movies

[Camby Savelle]

can someone recomend me some great movies?

gothy movies would be nice, but just anything would be great. doesn't have to be real new, but post 1995 would be nice.

[Camby Savelle]

no one watches movies anymore?

[Spaceman Spiff]

How about Fight Club, American History X...umm...Donnie Darko is good...lets see...I watched Jarhead the other day, its like Full Metal Jacket for the next generation, it wasn't awsome but I'd watch it again.

...maybe those will help, or at least get you on the path to finding some others.

[Morning Glory]

the good the bad and the ugly

[Angel Slayer]

lock, stock, and two smoking barrels... and boondock saints.

[Mirren]

Calvaire, Haute Tension, Feux Rouges.

[sheramil]

just saw Alien Vs Predator. if you go into the experience without high expectations, it's not that bad. the very last scene made me laugh.


..oh, GREAT movies?

Catch-22 ("THEY'RE SHOOTING AT ME!" "They're shooting at EVERYONE, Yossarian.")

Kelly's Heroes ("Always wit da negative waves, Moriarity.")

Dr Strangelove ("Shoot, a feller could have a pretty good time in Vegas with all that stuff.")

[Angel Slayer]

oh, and if you happen to fall on the ninjas' side, check out any Sho Kosugi movie.

[hewhoisagod]

There's a movie out here called Renaissance, it's a sci-fi black and white animated movie, my friends said it's ok. But I don't know when it'll come to the states.

The City of Lost Children is one of my favorites actually. Although it is kinda funny listening to Ron Perlman speaking french.

somebody said the Boondock Saints already. So um yeah.

[Angel Slayer]

The City of Lost Children is one of my favorites actually.

that too! see it right away!

[Morning Glory]

la gay art filme

[Nudemuse]

Salò o le 120 giornate di Sodoma, the uncut version of Caligula, Spirited Away, The World According to Garp, The Last Emporer, Dangerous Liasons, The Message, Spartacus, The Happy Hooker.

[Mr Karl]

fear and loathing in las vegas, jacobs ladder, the ninth configuration, high plains drifter, coneheads, kill bill, unforgiven,

hmmm so many, so many

[-=Asmodeus=-]

The 40 Year Old Virgin"Laughed my ass off"...Man on Fire....Sin City...They....Mr & Mrs Smith....Equilibrium....Super Troopers....Shaun Of The Dead....Snatch....Band of Brothers (10 part movie about WWII if you like war flicks this movie Rocks Dunno if you can rent it though)....Saw II....Batman Begins....Exorcism Of Emily Rose....A Clockwork Orange (CLASSIC)....

Too many too list...Just go to IMDB and start looking...

[Mirren]

The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover, Delicatessen, Amores Perros.

[mmmcherry]

The World According to Garp

they made that a movie?? my mom has that book... i tried to read it once when i was like.. 10.. 11 something like that... it was just too long for me at the time haha...

i recently saw crash (the new one, not hte old sex n car accidents one... altho also good) it was so awesome. very sad though... maybe a bit of a chick flick though haha... i did watch it with a bunch of girls too...
jarhead was good though (further masterbation) but someone said that already...
fern gully the last rainforest?

[hewhoisagod]

la gay art filme

it's le film d'art pédé. si tu veux jeter les insultes, il te faut parler la langue connard.

[BloodredProject2402]

sin city, benchwarmers(saw it this weekend, not very gothy but funny as hell), fullmetal jacket(as seen above), clockwork orange, all the monty python you can get your hands on, 4 brothers, vanilla sky, 28 days later....thats all that comes to mind right now

[HempKnight]

The World According to Garp

they made that a movie??
<snip>

Ummm... yeah... 1982
John Lithgow in a dress is
priceless... excellent movie,
one of Robin Williams best
... just don't expect it to
mirror the John Irving novel
because it doesn't, I actually
think it's better.

John Irving appears in a
brief cameo, as the referee.

[interzone]

...Donnie Darko is good...

i don't believe that anyone, the director included, really knows what donnie darko is about.
Apart from that i'd recommend anything by david chronenburg.

[Toe Cutter]

'Fishing with John' it's a series but check it out. It's funny as hell. It's hosted by John Lurie and stars Jim Jarmusch, Willem Dafoe, Matt Dillon, Tom Waits & Dennis Hopper.


You gotta rent 'Down by Law' it's directed by Jim Jarmusch. Wicked Good!

[Spaceman Spiff]

i don't believe that anyone, the director included, really knows what donnie darko is about.
Apart from that i'd recommend anything by david chronenburg.

So now movies have to make sense to be "good".
...I figure if I tell enough people to watch it, someday someone will be able to explain to me what it really means.

[vinylkitty]

I really enjoyed the old Crash with James Spader. I agree...anything Cronenberg is usually good.

[the_darkness_calls]

So now movies have to make sense to be "good".
...I figure if I tell enough people to watch it, someday someone will be able to explain to me what it really means.

i love that movie. what i get from it is that it's about the physics of time travel, and at the end (not to spoil the ending for those who haven't seen it) he time travels back. still doesn't explain frank the rabbit, tho. *shrugs*

[the_darkness_calls]

oh yeah, other good movies.... the black cat; evil dead 1, 2, and 3; suspiria.... sorry about all i watch is horror movies.. hehe

[BloodredProject2402]

man, i love the evil dead series

[Spaceman Spiff]

i love that movie. what i get from it is that it's about the physics of time travel, and at the end (not to spoil the ending for those who haven't seen it) he time travels back. still doesn't explain frank the rabbit, tho. *shrugs*

Yeah, thats pretty much what I got from it too. Best I could figure the rabbit is some kind of temporal guide or something. Its a little funny that everyone seems to speculate, no one that I've talked to is able to declair that they know exactly what it all means. It probably makes for a more memorable movie that way.

[HempKnight]

Two words for Donnie Darko...
DIRECTOR'S CUT

Resulting in a movie that tells a
much more coherent story....
but then again, if you don't get it..
you just don't get it... still entertaining,
especially loaded.

[HempKnight]

Even better, go read the book
The Philosophy of Time Travel
online... since it's not a 'real'
book from the movie... or
watch the flick a couple more
times. But the book explains it
all... just like Clarissa.

Frank is explained by the passage:
"The Manipulated Dead are more powerful than the Living Receiver.
If a person dies within the Tangent Dimension, they are able to contact
the Living Receiver through the Fourth Dimensional Construct.

The Fourth Dimensional Construct is made of Water."

Frank is the manipulated dead.
He died within the Tangent Dimension
and now has contacted Donnie to right the wrongs.

[halo_11]

DONNIE DARKO <3<3

Bram Stoker's Dracula with Gary Oldman & Winona Ryder is beautiful too.
& Closer! ^^