The original Wicker Man (one of the best movie endings if you have not seen)
The Taking of Pelham 123 is a classic crime movie, often shown on tv.
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The original Wicker Man (one of the best movie endings if you have not seen)
The Taking of Pelham 123 is a classic crime movie, often shown on tv.
much the same , he goes to america , very enjoyable and loads of action/assasination set-piecesQuote:
Originally Posted by Neish
The Searchers.
Saw it again recently and still enjoyed. Saw it along long time ago and didn't really get the racist bigotry at the time.
I'd well recommend Pierrepoint to anyone who's not seen it.
it's about Britains (and ours actually) last hangman.
Black Hawk Down - a quiet classic.
2 very funny films possibly mentioned here before are Best In Show and A Mighty Wind. Both are mocumentary style and have the same cast and directorship.
For anyone who saw them: "Wha happened?"
Seconded.Quote:
Originally Posted by finlma
A simple egyptian style graphic in Best of Show made me fall off my chair laughing. One of my all time favourites
Being John Malkovich, Adaptation (bit complicated so never to concentrate) & Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind all written by Charlie Kaufmann.
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That's a really good "little" movie alright. Starring the ever dependable Walter Matthau. He's also in a really good film with Jack Lemmon, where he plays a hitman, and Lemmon is a suicidal man in the apartment next door to where Matthau is waiting to carry out a hit. The name escapes me though. A real classic British film from the early sixties is "Whistle Down the Wind" with Hayley Mills, where a group of kids become convinced that an escaped convict hiding in their barn is Jesus. Really good.Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Buddy BuddyQuote:
Originally Posted by TonyD
Its very good , but highly depressing really , the final "Hello Tish , Hello Tosh" scene will always stay with meQuote:
Originally Posted by Lionel Ritchie
Yep, that's the one. Cheers.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Another class quote:Quote:
Originally Posted by finlma
"The abuse was mostly musical in nature" :D
Genuinely one of the funniest movies you'll ever see is Batman: The Movie, as in the 60s TV show spin off movie. So knowingly camp its great, plus once you're done laughing at the movie turn on the commentary by Burt Ward and Adam West and laugh even louder! :) This is just one of many quality scenes in it, but gives a real taste as to what the movies about :D:D
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Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
hard to believe the same guy(Joe Carnahan) wrote and directed "Narc", though I gotta say Alicia Keyes looked pretty hot in Smokin Aces, even if I didn't think much of her before.
Another old favourite of mine - Point Blank.
Point break was also good I thought.
This one? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062138/Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
I thought you might mean Grosse Pointe Blank for a moment, which is fun, though I wouldn't expect it to come up here.
I liked Wonderland with Val Kilmer and Dylan Mcdermott, Kilmer plays John Holmes as his life really starts to hit rock bottom.(not a gay porn reference)
Highly recommend Grosse Pointe Blank. Pogues track included.Quote:
Originally Posted by John83