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Somewhat obscured by The Illusionist and released at the same time was "The Prestige" - a little more interesting and though-provoking IMHO. I need to watch it again.
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A few more..
Serenity: Great sci-fi based on the series FireFly.
Pitch Black and Chronicles of Riddick.
Babylon A.D.
Lost in Translation: Bill Murray, Scarlott Johansson and Giovanni Ribisi.
ZombieLand is in my top 5 favorites of all time!
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^ LOVE Serenity, especially for the comedy. "Goin' on a year now I ain't had nothin' twixt my..."
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^ HaHaHa..
Boy, it sure would be nice if we had some grenades, don't you think?
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I don't remember if this was from the movie or the series, but "I'll be in my bunk."
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From the movie sir.. it's just an instant classic!
Ten percent of nuthin is...let me do the math here...nuthin into nuthin...carry the nuthin...
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gutterslob wrote:Somewhat obscured by The Illusionist and released at the same time was "The Prestige" - a little more interesting and though-provoking IMHO. I need to watch it again.
yes! indeed.
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^^ Wrong - it's from the episode "War Stories". I just looked it up. It is a beautiful line though, innit?
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^You are right.. I have watched them all so many times it gets confusing.
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Somewhat obscured by The Illusionist and released at the same time was "The Prestige" - a little more interesting and though-provoking IMHO. I need to watch it again.
Ah yes, forgot to mention that one. Great film indeed. I actually caught that before I heard about Illusionist. A darker trip, definitely.
Some others I watched/re-watched recently:
Sexy Beast - Gotta admit I have a huge man-crush on Ben Kingsley >.<
Lantana - Kinda snuck up on me, this one. Decent/mystery detective movie.
Senna - The name says it all. Film-Documentary about the God of Speed!!
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Point & Squirt
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Sexy Beast - Gotta admit I have a huge man-crush on Ben Kingsley >.<
you are not alone
Napoleon Dynamite - oh i loved this movie.
Hard Candy - i got a crush on Ellen Page since i watched 'Juno', but in this movie it proves to be dangerous to have a crush on Ellen Page - really suspenseful and a great surprise ending (imo).
Man on Wire - about the biggest tribute to the American WTC i can think of, this documentary is about an awesome French tightrope-walker (Philippe Petit) and his mission to walk a tightrope between the Two Towers (illegally, of course). beautiful, funny and amazing.
i will give you more when i think of them
keep the thread going and keep bringing awesome movies!
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Sexy Beast - Gotta admit I have a huge man-crush on Ben Kingsley >.<
Sexy Beast is a fine movie. Kingsley is a peculiar character though. He does these awesome movies on one hand, and then he turns around and stars in low budget BS like Bloodrayne. I've always wondered why, it's not like they pay him huge amounts of money for B movies.
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My top ten, hmm actually yes it's my top ten foreign movies about 10 years but sometimes ranking changed.
1. Stalker
2. Dom za Vesanje
3. Brazil
4. Blade Runner
5. Bab'Aziz
6. Monty Python and the Holy Grail
7. 2001: A Space Odyssey
8. Zerkalo
9. Solyaris
10. Bronenosets Potyomkin
And yes i love sci-fi and Russian art.
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Movies: Blade Runner, A Scanner Darkly, Slacker, subUrbia. Most films based on PKD works or directed by Richard Linklater or created by Makoto Shinkai.
I don't watch television.
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"can dialectics break bricks?" by René Viénet 1973
martial arts meets radical critique. interesting re-sync of an 1972 kung fu flick.
it's avaiable for free here:http://www.ubu.com/film/vienet_dialectics.html
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"can dialectics break bricks?" by René Viénet 1973
martial arts meets radical critique. interesting re-sync of an 1972 kung fu flick.it's avaiable for free here:http://www.ubu.com/film/vienet_dialectics.html
Love it! Have you seen the society of the spectacle? I've never read anything by Viénet but I've read Raoul Vaneigem's The Revolution of Everyday Life which I loved.
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@Eren: Great list, seems you have a similar taste to mine. But what I do not like is Monty Python, never understood the British humor. Though, I do not think that I watched Stalker yet, somehow missed that one, will put it immediately on my list.
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But what I do not like is Monty Python, never understood the British humor.
humor is a strange thing. i once read that lots of jokes we like here are just not thought to be funny in Russia, and that what Russians find funny about the Netherlands is that grass grows between our streetcar-tracks. which is something i don't understand is funny. (btw, not implying you're Russian ivanov, don't know where you're from exactly.. just read that stuff about Russians).
i love Monty Python, think it is about the funniest stuff i've seen in my life. it is absurd and weird and strange and i love that.
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^rhowaldt
On that note, I find that you cannot explain Spamalot to anyone who hasn't seen it;)
I would also like to note that during intermission, I overheard "I don't get it... Where's the plot?". Those folks were truly in the wrong theater (theatre).
-H
"Sometimes I wish I hadn't taken the red pill" -Me
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i love things that have no plot whatsoever, just complete and utter nonsense. how do those guys come up with that? amazing stuff
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@Eren: Great list, seems you have a similar taste to mine.
But what I do not like is Monty Python, never understood the British humor. Though, I do not think that I watched Stalker yet, somehow missed that one, will put it immediately on my list.
Thanks mate. Actually this movies are hard to watch, like Stalker, when i offer it my friends, everytime they say too long, too complicated, i quit in the first 30 minute something like these. Monty lol, humor is really strange, when everybody laugh something but you don't, you laugh but everybody don't. I love Monty's criticism about feudal society, inquisition, knighthood, and yeah Arthur The King of The Kings.
And one my favourite part;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAaWvVFERVA
- Who the Britons? We're all, we all are Britons!
And the legendary trailer;
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^ "Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government!"
Movies (in no specific order):
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Lightning Barrels
Persepolis
Dark City
Adaptation
Taking Sides
Oh Brother Where Art Thou
'Multiple exclamation marks,' he went on, shaking his head, 'are a sure sign of a diseased mind.', {Eric}
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And a few more great movies..
The Fifth Element
Night Watch & Day Watch: two great Russian films based on the 3 novels "The Night Watch Trilogy"
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Oh Brother Where Art Thou
Great movie.. John Turturro and Tim Blake Nelson were so funny!!
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