movies

[crisis]

I know I moaned about the "whats your favorite this and that" type of threads and favorite movies is not entirely original, but I want to try to start a list of your favorite "out there" type films. Not Lord of the rings or terminator but films like A clockwork Orange and things that others may not have seen that left an impression on you.
A couple of my favorites are 2001 (another Kubrik) and Blue Velvet by David Lynch. I like films that are just a bit more clever than me or ones I nearly undertand. Things that mess with you brain or are really uncomfortable to watch in a disturbing kind of way. Im having therapy for it.

[baddabang]

my favorite movies are the first two tremmors movies. i didnt like the third one or the series. but i dont know if ne one you know there but lets see the sum of all fears, rollerball (nice use of cars in that movie) and riegn of fire

[crisis]

my favorite movies are the first two tremmors movies. i didnt like the third one or the series. but i dont know if ne one you know there but lets see the sum of all fears, rollerball (nice use of cars in that movie) and riegn of fire

Love all the Clancy films and books. Reign of Fire was a real surprise package. Not what I was expecting.

[DasModell]

liked Snatch .. by Guy Ritchie(sp?)

[Wouter Melissen]

Anybody interested in a list of my dvd collection? It's quite long so before I start let me know if you're interested.

[The Tuner]

id like to kno wat dvd's u have....
and has any1 seen "the count of monte cristo"?
very nice, but i still prefer the book. the swordfighting at the end is amazin tho!

[Wouter Melissen]

Alright, I'll probably forget a couple, listed by Director:

Coen brothers:
Blood Simple
Raising Arizona
Miller's Crossing
Fargo
Big Lebowski
O Brother Where art thou
The Man who wasn't there

Stanley Kubrick:
Lolita
Dr Strangelove
2001, A Space odyssey
A Clockwork Orange
Barry Lindon
The Shining
Full Metal Jacket
Eyes wide shut

Quentin Tarantino:
Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
Jacky Brown

Guy Ritchie:
Lock Stock and two smoking barrels
Snatch

Martin Scorsese:
Mean streats
Taxi driver
Casino

Sergio Leone:
For a few dollars more
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Once upon a time in the west
Once upon a time in America

Various:
Godfather trilogy
Mad Max trilogy
Indiana Jones trilogy
Matrix
Lola Rennt (german)
Kalifornia
Desperado / El Mariachi
Apocalypse now
Being John Malkovich
Fear and loathing in Las Vegas
LOTR I SE
Deer hunter
Sexy Beast
American History X
Blade
Devil's Advocate
Donnie Brasco
Mars Attacks
US Marshalls
Taxi (french)
Taxi 2 (french)
Bullitt
Ronin
Shawshank Redemption
Starwars I
Fight Club
One flew over the Cuckoo's nest
Scarface
City of industry

[henk4]

man you should work on your website in stead of writing down these impressive lists

[NoOne]

Crisis, A Clockwork Orange is a must see, the first time I tried to watch it I turned it off because there is a lot of made up langauge, that made it difficult to watch ... slang type version of russian and gypsytype references and casual rhyming of words.

But after giving it another watch, admittedly a year or so later, I realized the langauge wasn't as important as the message being portrayed. It is and has remained my all time favourite movie, aside from the fact there are still comments/phrases used that I still can't quite comprehend.

Up there in favorite movies are American History X another movie that forces you to put yourself into the main character'sworld, even moreso if you have ever known or at least been exposed to someone blinded by rascism.

And finally The Blues Brothers, cheer for the underdog !!!

So if I could only own 3 movies, this would be them.

[Batmobile_Turbo]

anyone seen O Brother Where art Thou?

[Wouter Melissen]

anyone seen O Brother Where art Thou?

I'm quite sure this wasn't directed at me ..

[henk4]

2001, Space Odyssey, just for the opening scene

[Batmobile_Turbo]

I'm quite sure this wasn't directed at me ..

just asking if anyone saw it because it's a very good/funny movie.

[crisis]

2001, Space Odyssey, just for the opening scene

I loved it all plus the sequels. Love the concept.

[elmajul]

I think one of those is a recently movie called dot the "i" with Gael Garcia, its amazing you wont believe the end