QuoteJust saw Alien V Predator.Great stuff, cant wait for the sequel.
should be good ,also can't wait to see There will be Blood and the Darjeeling Limited , 3 of my favourite directors all having releases round about now
Just saw Alien V Predator.Great stuff, cant wait for the sequel.
The Proposition. Starring Ray Winstone, set in 1880's Australian outback, not bad.
Lost Angels. Starring Donald Sutherland, A troubled youth is sent to a private psychiatric hospital.... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097782/
I would'nt say that either of them are the best films I've ever seen but they're interesting... well to me they are anyway
Fight Club. Y'all know about this one I'm guessin.
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'30 days of night' is a very good film.Originally Posted by Dodge
the polar express.... as gaelige
Finally got to see THIS IS ENGLAND and yeh def worth a look.
Golden Compass:Was expecting more though tbh,cuts off in the middle of the movie like Lord Of The Rings.
They must have G C 2 & 3 in the pipeline.
Can't believe nobody has mentioned Crash in this thread- top class.
watched the assasination of jesse james the other day
thought it was very good. slow and moody and the tension leading up to the assasination is class.
wouldnt go to a late showing tho as its quite a long film!
I also went to see this last week. 2 hrs 30 minutes but it flew by. Brad Pitt was excellent as Jesse James. Not your 'regular' western but if you like Mallick you'll love this.
"If God had meant football to be played in the air, he'd have put grass in the sky." Brian Clough.
You'll NEVER beat the Irish.......you'll just draw with us instead!!!
For downright weird you cant beat Donny Darko. Spend the whole film thinking where is this going until it all fits together.
belgian black comedy called "aaltra"
about 2 guys who end up in wheeelchairs and set off to finland to sue the owners of the tractor that caused their injuries.
deeply un-pc and deeply funny
Shamrock Rovers- Where trophies are won and envy is scarce
Eventually got around to watching Downfall last night. Have to say it's a fantastic film. Just being back from a short holiday in Germany made it all the more moving.
Got me thinking about other subtitled films I'd recommend, I think they've been mentioned on here already, but two from my collection are Battle Royal and Brotherhood of the Wolf.
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Talking about quality sub-titled fims, Das Boot comes to mind!
There'll be snow on that one.
Enjoyed Black Books - dutch resistance movie out last year
Stalingrad - seen it in Manchester in 94
Anybody seen The Killing Of John Lennon yet ? was going to go but it's been getting mixed reviews to date and as it's only on in IFI don't fancy an expensive trip into town (Beers Cabs etc.) if it's shyte
Another quality one I have to say.
I'm sure Run Lola Run has been mentioned already too.
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Thought the Last King Of Scotland was superb.
Other good ones I've watched again recently (in the Western Genre) Unforgiven and Once Upon A Time in The West.
Mention of Downfall reminds me I lent it out some time ago and it's gone missing. Got it for €10 in HMV It's now €29 or €39. Can't remember I got such a shock.
Must watch Das Boot again. Absolute classic
"Look at them. They're all out of step except my son Johnny"
Mrs. Delaney
Was the movie not just the TV progrmmes chopped, i seem to remember BBC 2 showing them all one week
Don't know if they've been mentioned already but I thought "Nigh****ch" and "Daywatch" were pretty cool.
EDIT: Just saw that t w a t in the middle of the first film title is bleeped out
Outstanding
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