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    Two other films worth mentioning are "The Player"from 1992 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwnhRRRQtaI

    and for some reasons a film that never made a major impact at the box office, (in fact Ive never even seen it on TV) "Before the Rain" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uJkStUpB0M a film which deals with Macedonian and Albanian ethnic strife -but dont let that put you off it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heliodorus View Post
    Any chance a mod would set up a poll?
    Guys, i can only put 15 options in a poll. Can we try and whittle it down to that? I cant help but feel we are missing a few fairly important films from this thread still though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by A face View Post
    Guys, i can only put 15 options in a poll. Can we try and whittle it down to that? I cant help but feel we are missing a few fairly important films from this thread still though.
    We could put them into groups like
    Summer Blockbuster,
    Sleeper Movie (did they have them back then),
    Irish Filum pre-Michael Collins (1996),
    Irish Filum post-Michael Collins (1996) ...etc.
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    or just do the years one , maybe instead of years you could have decades

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    Quote Originally Posted by HarpoJoyce View Post
    We could put them into groups like
    Summer Blockbuster,
    Sleeper Movie (did they have them back then),
    Irish Filum pre-Michael Collins (1996),
    Irish Filum post-Michael Collins (1996) ...etc.
    Ahhh that would be a tough one i'd say.
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    Doing years would probably be easiest, decades is too broad

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    agreed - year by year since, i dunno, the seventies?
    I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jebus View Post
    Thin Red Line
    Great Film


    I hate it but I suppose it has to be mentioned is "The Blair Witch Project".

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    Quote Originally Posted by SkStu View Post
    agreed - year by year since, i dunno, the seventies?

    The '60s, surely.

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    Quote Originally Posted by noby View Post
    The '60s, surely.

    Personally, I consider the 40's the greatest decade for movie making. But surely thats a debate for another thread?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heliodorus View Post
    Personally, I consider the 40's the greatest decade for movie making. But surely thats a debate for another thread?
    Mods, can we have a poll on whether the 40s was the greatest decade for movie making is a debate for another thread?
    That question was less stupid, though you asked it in a profoundly stupid way.

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    We should debate whether the mods should put up a poll. Or will we run a poll on it?

    Anyway, we can't go back as far as the '40s without going back one more decade to capture the greatness of the Marx brothers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by noby View Post
    We should debate whether the mods should put up a poll. Or will we run a poll on it?

    Anyway, we can't go back as far as the '40s without going back one more decade to capture the greatness of the Marx brothers.
    Or indeed the Universal Monster movies of the 30's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heliodorus View Post
    ...Universal Monster movies...
    Which takes us nicely to Waterworld - the great financial monstrosity of the 1990s.
    That question was less stupid, though you asked it in a profoundly stupid way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by A face View Post
    Guys, i can only put 15 options in a poll. Can we try and whittle it down to that? I cant help but feel we are missing a few fairly important films from this thread still though.

    Suggest a few then yourself.

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    have saving private ryan or philadelphia been mentioned yet

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    Quote Originally Posted by oscar View Post
    have saving private ryan or philadelphia been mentioned yet
    Hopefully not
    That question was less stupid, though you asked it in a profoundly stupid way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heliodorus View Post
    Suggest a few then yourself.
    I'll give it a go i suppose, obviously alot of them have been said already. 'Jackie Brown' and 'Reservoir Dogs' have to be in with a shout. 'Usual Suspects' is in there as well. I hate Michael Douglas and avoid his films to be honest but 'Falling Down' was good. 'Braveheart' would get a mention, with loads of the extras being Irish lads in the FCA as well. 'Rob Roy' while we're at it (or was that late 80s?). Would the 'The Phantom Menace' get a mention? Or would it be on the strength of the other films, was it THAT good?

    Did the 'Matrix' get mentioned? The first one, which was the best one i thought to be honest. Herself would say 'You've got mail', Fargo was mentioned was it? Twelve Monkeys always gets mentioned but i dont think it was that good, not a top 15 anyway. What Bond movies and Batman movies were out during the 90s, actually i dont think any of them would make the top 15
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    Goodfellas - 1990
    Terminator 2 - 1991
    Unforgiven, Reservoir Dogs and My Cousin Vinny!!! - 1992
    Falling Down - 1993
    Shawshank, Clerks & Pulp Fiction - 1994
    Heat, Casino, Seven - 1995
    Fargo & Swingers - 1996
    Donnie Brasco & Face Off (daft but highly amusing) - 1997
    American History X, Big Lebowski, Pi, Thin Red Line, Tere's Something about Mary - 1998
    Being John Malkovich, The Matrix % Three Kings -1999

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    A few I'm not sure got a mention yet:

    Boyz in the Hood (1991)
    Scent of a Woman (1992)
    Schlinders List (1993)
    Quiz Show (1994)
    Braveheart (1995)
    Boogie Nights (1997)
    Rounders (1998)
    American Beauty (1999)
    Quoting years at random since 1975

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