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A movie you should watch!
The 2009 movie transformer 2 is one of the biggest hit in theater. Its the next battle, about fighting for people right to rule the country that is intended for them. It gives you the lesson upon protecting your own country. You should watch it.
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09-09-2009, 11:40 AM
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I'm going to ignore the post 1990 limit because I like old movies:
Kwaidan Eyes without a Face Sparticus Battle Royale The Tenant Fiend without a Face Suspiria The Exorcist Rollerball Planet of the Apes The Red Shoes Black Narcissus Female Prisoner Scorpion Blood & Black Lace Les Diaboliques Ms 45 The Exterminator The Warriors Class of 1984 Trick or Treat Blind Beast The Cockettes Priscilla Queen of the Desert The Phantom of the Paradise The Forbidden Zone Repo Man Big Lebowski Raising Arizona Tetsuo the Iron Man Tokyo Gore Police Salo Andy Warhol's Frankenstein/Dracula The Holy Mountain Lady Snowblood School of the Holy Beast El Topo Santa Sangre
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09-09-2009, 11:44 AM
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How anyone can extract any meaning from a plotless headache like Transformers is beyond me. It's pretty to look at and the robots are amazing and if all you want from a film is building and vehicles being destroyed then this the Citizen Kane of tumbling masonry.
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09-09-2009, 02:22 PM
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The following are still on my list of "movies to see": Lady Snowblood The Tenant Eyes Without a Face I loved the following: Andy Warhol's Frankenstein/Dracula Raising Arizona Suspiria The Exorcist Rollerball Planet of the Apes Sparticus Battle Royale Tokyo Gore Police And I thought these were entirely overrated: Salo Repo Man Big Lebowski I'm not at all knocking your list. Just giving my opinion on a few of them. I really appreciate you sharing some of your favorites. Boy, those Andy Warhol flicks couldn't have been more goofy if they tried (when the hero is some sort of wanna-be commie, you know things are going to be good). Never understood some of the critical praise for Salo, though. I saw it this year and found myself bored. Same for Repo Man. I liked Lebowski better than the first time I saw it, but I still didn't get as much out of it as a few of my friends (a couple of them recite lines from the film every chance they get).
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09-21-2009, 09:04 AM
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I recommend Pump up the Volume. Really cool. You just might want to check out also films from Asia. Akira Kurosawa is one of the best filmmakers the world has ever seen and his movie Seven Samurai is a classic. Modern Hong Kong filmakers has a lot of potential too. Lately they were able to produce great movies like Ashes of Time, Lust Caution and Chungking Express
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09-24-2009, 02:12 PM
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new here and wanting say hi
Hi all,
stumbled across this forum whilst trolling around and just wanted to say hi. Also, love the list below... some top films in there. M Quote:
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09-25-2009, 05:24 PM
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Welcome to Cinema Threads - I'm glad you're here!
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09-30-2009, 03:18 AM
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I prefer movies that make you think or are jsut so effing good
Memento Across The Universe Children of Men Reign Over Me Lady In The Water Garden State
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10-14-2009, 11:47 AM
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If you're looking for good films to watch, then you might visit our sister site, Only Good Movies. The writers there post weekly lists of good movies to watch. Some of the more recent articles there include:
Good Movies to Rent Good Action Movies Good Robot Movies
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12-05-2009, 01:12 AM
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AMY (beautiful and moving film about a young deaf girl who communicates through music - starring tv's Brothers and Sisters Rachel Griffiths)
RED ROSES AND PETROL (hilariously dark irish flick starring Malcolm McDowell)
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