Gimme some suggestions on movies to watch PLEEEEASE!!!!

I just got around to watching 'Stranger than Fiction' last night. Have any of u seen it? It has the same actress, Maggy Gillenhall (sp??) who was in 'The Secretary', which is my favorite movie of all times. I just love her :-) And in 'Stranger than Fiction' she has a half sleeve tattoo which makes her even hotter :-)

Anyhow, I really enjoyed the movie.

I hate films with violence, although I like horror flicks. I also don't like action movies, or shoot em up cop movies. I like art house films or main stream films that mimic art house films. I like love stories but only quirky ones. I liked 'Pans Labrynth'.

So help me along, what should I put on the NetFlix que???

The Secretary is also one of my all time favorites...securing Maggie Gyllenhaal a permanent place in my heart and my panties. James Spader too. And yes,Stranger Then Fiction was brilliant,I absolutely loved it.

Let's see though,good films...Have you seen Me,You and Everyone We Know? Very quirky love story,but I can watch it over and over,it's very funny and endearing. Also if you like foreign films Audrey Tatou has been in a couple of great off-beat french romances..Amelie is a masterpiece,and A Very Long Engagement is also a good one.
If you haven't seen Garden State put that one on your que,it's a great movie for so many reasons. Or hey,how about David Lynch's Wild at Heart? Or Natural Born Killers? Or even True Romance? Those are all a little more violent than the rest I've mentioned but I'd still rate them pretty high up in my favorite romances.

Hope that helps a little. =) Wish we lived closer,I'd love to have a chic flick night w/ you Scar,we could eat popcorn and drool over Maggie Gyllenhaal together.

There's violence in it, but "Chopper" was quite good.

Everyone should see Easy Rider at least once.

'Last night' is different and it's filmed in toronto

"After Hours"-nyc at it's finest. comedy

"Everything is Illuminated" is a Great Film! It features Eugene Hutz from Gogol Bordello. Extremely Intense yet funny at the same time.

OEC

Return to Oz,Gladiator, Dark Crystal, Wallace and Grommit curse of the Were Rabbit, American Beauty, SLC Punk, Crank, Mr and Mrs Smith..those are all fun :D

Asian horror flicks. Bobby and I collect them:

Tale of Two Sisters
The Wishing Stairs
Memento Mori
Cello
Acacia
Cinderella
Phone
Pray
One Missed Call 1 & 2
The Maid
The Locker 1 & 2
The Eye 1 & 2
ect.

I was watching "In The Army Now" and "The Son In Law" last night. Great Pauly Shore movies. Check them out if you havent.

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"After Hours"-nyc at it's finest. comedy

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One of my favorite movies of all time. I'm always surprised when people I know haven't seen After Hours or Repo Man.

Try Shaun of the Dead with the Zombie Trivia subtitles on. Some very funny things on that.

We're just waiting for Hot Fuzz to come out on dvd.

Eko Eko Azarath 3

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or Repo Man.

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that's my favorite movie!

man i'm always quoting repoman LOL...

"...shrimp... or... plate of shrimp..."

hahaha... i love that movie, repoman's always intense....

...and of course, "i'm a baaaad man"

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u guys r so nice. I am gonna refer to this when I make my man sign onto Netflix next....

Knowing my love for bad (and good) horror movies a friend of mine got me a Korean flick called The Host. More a monster movie than a scary movie but it was a lot of fun.

Things to do in Denver when your Dead is laying on my floor, so I must have liked that one.

Way of the Gun really makes me want to see Benicio as an old west gunfighter. So I think that is worth seeing if you haven't, or if you have.

I can't think of any movies right now where no one gets shot... maybe I need a little more sun. :p:

After hours +++++++

Devil's Backbone by Guillermo Del Toro

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Devil's Backbone by Guillermo Del Toro

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A friend of mine was just telling me about that film, I'm looking forward to seeing it myself. I heard it's wicked.



p.s. I saw 28 Weeks Later and it kicks ass!

The Hunger if you can find it, its awesome horror/cheeseball/lesbian awesomeness. Has David Bowie guest starring as well... so yum!

Dangerous Beauty
Kentucky Fried Movie
Quills
Dracula II - Ascension (I love cheesy Vampire Flicks)
Fearless
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (if you can stand Silent Flicks)
Suicide Club (Japanese)
Bubba Ho-Tep

Cannibal Holocaust.

That film is -very- violent tho...

wild at heart is the greatest movie in the whole world ever. if you haven't seen it then you can't understand why I just said that........... SEE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
seriously, you'll love it. It's my favorite movie of all time.

i like this movie called "steelyard blues" with donald sutherland and jane fonda and peter boyle

but nobody i know has ever seen it or heard of it

also i'm a weirdo but i like the miazaki films porco rosso,howls moving castle,spirited away,castle in the sky,even kiki and totoro were fun

children of men was pretty good. I also love anything by Hayao Miyazaki.

Muse and my recent playlist:

Pan's Labyrinth
Kinsey
Hero
House of Daggers
Beyond the Law
Pick of Destiny
Smokin' Aces
Domino
Get Carter (2000 remake)
Employee of the Month
Factotum
Rated X
Wonderland
Romper Stomper
Bad Lieutenant
Faust: Love of the Damned
Naked Lunch
School for Scoundrels
Hellboy: Director's Cut
Running with Scissors
Henry Rollins: Shock & Awe Tour
Evening with Kevin Smith (1 & 2)
Clerks: The Animated Series
Idiocracy
Eragon
Idlewild
Taxi Driver
Crash (1996)
The World's Fasted Indian
SNAKES ONNAMUTHAFUCKIN PLANE
The Boondock Saints
Decline of Western Civilization I: The Punk Years
Pornography: A Secret History of Civilization
Pornstar - The Legend of Ron Jeremy
Shane MacGowan: If I Should Fall From Grace
Tom Waits - Big Time
American Hardcore
Nick Cave: Live at the Paradiso

Just a few I can think of off the top of my head,
I'm sure I'm missing a bunch, with over 2700 DVDs
it's hard to remember what we've just watched
and not sure just how many of them would be
available on NetFlix. :thumb:

Here are my other picks:

Lost Highway
Wild Zero
Cradle Of fear
Ichi the killer zero
Ghost World
Maye
Ginger Snapps 1-3
Decline Of Western Civilization part 3
Rasputen
Nosferatu
The Bride
Van Helsing's Curse
Strangeland
Halloween 666: The producer's cut

The most fucked movie of all time is Naked Lunch. Voted #1 by Bizarre Magazine, and that's saying a lot. Number two is Gummo. Number three is Eraserhead. All hard to find. I have them all. Then watch the movies Le Petit Mort (above) mentions.

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The most fucked movie of all time is Naked Lunch. Voted #1 by Bizarre Magazine, and that's saying a lot. Number two is Gummo. Number three is Eraserhead. All hard to find. I have them all. Then watch the movies Le Petit Mort (above) mentions.

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Does it still say alot when Bizarre (even though I am victim to buying some issues in the past) yanks Blue Blood images for advertisements without permission?

meet the feebles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzURl...elated&search=
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qw7b8...elated&search=
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCcaM...elated&search=

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Ginger Snapps 1-3

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Those are really fun to watch. I love that series!

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I just got around to watching 'Stranger than Fiction' last night. Have any of u seen it? It has the same actress, Maggy Gillenhall (sp??) who was in 'The Secretary', which is my favorite movie of all times. I just love her :-) And in 'Stranger than Fiction' she has a half sleeve tattoo which makes her even hotter :-)

Anyhow, I really enjoyed the movie.

I hate films with violence, although I like horror flicks. I also don't like action movies, or shoot em up cop movies. I like art house films or main stream films that mimic art house films. I like love stories but only quirky ones. I liked 'Pans Labrynth'.

So help me along, what should I put on the NetFlix que???

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or better yet you can watch my movie on my website..its only 4 min. long

www.thistleharlequin.com
enter then click on the tv
wait for it to load for like 2 min...sit back, eat your popcorn and enjoy ;P

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The most fucked movie of all time is Naked Lunch. Voted #1 by Bizarre Magazine, and that's saying a lot. Number two is Gummo. Number three is Eraserhead. All hard to find. I have them all. Then watch the movies Le Petit Mort (above) mentions.

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I'd submit my list of the most fucked up movies of all time, not neccesarily in this order.

1. Salo aka 120 days of sodom
(probably the best one. it's intent is to be the most fucked up movie is for the purpose of showing how fucked up it is that people make violent movies as entertainment and to show how horrible it is in reality.)

2. The men behind the sun
(pretty much the same historical imperitive as salo, but I got the impression that it was moreso doing it to be shocking and exploitation cinema. overall it's a pretty cheesy movie, but once again it's the reflection of reality that gives it the impact.)

3. Irreversible
(I haven't seen this one and I'm not really sure what it's about, just that the story is shown backwards and that it's supposed to be a really good, but brutal movie. I guess the key scene is a pretty graphic **** sequence that I believe was banned in europe and brought a lot of publicity to the film because of it.

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I'd submit my list of the most fucked up movies of all time, not neccesarily in this order.

1. Salo aka 120 days of sodom
(probably the best one. it's intent is to be the most fucked up movie is for the purpose of showing how fucked up it is that people make violent movies as entertainment and to show how horrible it is in reality.)

2. The men behind the sun
(pretty much the same historical imperitive as salo, but I got the impression that it was moreso doing it to be shocking and exploitation cinema. overall it's a pretty cheesy movie, but once again it's the reflection of reality that gives it the impact.)

3. Irreversible
(I haven't seen this one and I'm not really sure what it's about, just that the story is shown backwards and that it's supposed to be a really good, but brutal movie. I guess the key scene is a pretty graphic **** sequence that I believe was banned in europe and brought a lot of publicity to the film because of it.

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I own the Criterion Collection version of
Salò o le 120 giornate di Sodoma ,
the only way to see it, if indeed you want to.
Criterion recently acquired the rights and
are planning on re-releasing it sometime this
year, hopefully restoring all previous versions
cut scenes and better than the Gaumont and BFI
versions as well. Pasolini was very prolific and a
tortured genius, not to mention his life ultimately
imitating his art and first novel, Ragazzi di vita,
when he was murdered by a male prostitute. 30 years
since his death, new evidence has been found, his
accused killer has recanted and the investigation
was re-opened in 2005.

Have not seen Men Behind the Sun, but own both
fucked up French films, Irréversible and Baise-moi,
both very graphic and violent, both are must-see
as very poignant point of views... especially if
the viewer has never been brutalized, neither are
for the weak-stomached or sexually victimized. Also
own a copy of yet another French film, although not
as fucked up as the others, Romance is an explicit
mainstream movie that has Rocco Siffredi in a non
porn but penetrative role (no money shot).

Bruce La Bruce's Skinflick and The Raspberry Reich
are also in my stack of 2700+ DVDs too.. both
interesting but neither are NetFlix appropriate...
as are none of the others either:1orglaugh