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Profcrab said:
Frodaddyg said:
Profcrab said:
Pearl Harbor

I give this thread a 9.3.

Pig can't get into Michael Bay movies. Too "arty" for him to wrap his feeble little mind around...

 

That's true.  Maybe Coyote Ugly?

I give that post a 9.8.

Both excellent suggestions but after recently watching The Day After Tomorrow, I think it may have spoiled all other movies for me. Epic win all over that film, especially the part where the freezing blast was held back by a wooden door.

 




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Some Japanese live action movies that dont suck
-Love and Pop
-2LDK

Also, everyone should watch

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Just a few more movies from different genres and countries.

Nicolas Roeg: Don't Look Now, Insignificance
Charles Laughton: The Night of the Hunter
Sean Penn: The Pledge
Alan J. Pacula: Klute, The Parallax View

John Boorman: Point Blank, Hope & Glory
Orson Welles: Touch of Evil
François Truffaut: Fahrenheit 451, Jules et Jim, La Nuit américaine (Day for Night)
Jean-Pierre Melville: Le cercle rouge
Jean-Luc Godard: À bout de souffle, Alphaville
Louis Malle: Atlantic City, Ascenseur pour l'échafaud (Elevator to the Gallows)
Jim Jarmush: Stranger Than Paradise, Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai
Shari Springer Berman: American Splendor
Terry Zwigoff: Ghost World
Barry Levinson: Liberty Heights
Ang Lee: Eat Drink Man Woman
Wolfgang Becker: Good Bye, Lenin!
Wim Wenders: Der Himmel über Berlin (Wings of Desire)
Michael Haneke: Funny Games
Pedro Almodóvar: Todo sobre mi madre (All About My Mother), Volver, La mala educación (Bad Education)
Walter Salles: Central do Brasil (Central Station)
Marleen Gorris: Antonia's Line
Jan Sverak: Kolya
Wong Kar-wai: Fallen Angels, Chungking Express, In the Mood For Love
Akira Kurosawa: Rashomon, Shichinin no samurai (Seven Samurai)

And here are my 3 most favourite comedies for rainy Sunday afternoons:
Ken Annakin: Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines (best nationality stereotyping ever)
Blake Edwards: The Great Race (Jack Lemmon is sensational in this one)
Norman Panama: The Court Jester (by far my most favourite Danny Kaye movie)



Plan 9 From Outer Space

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rocketpig said:
Profcrab said:
Frodaddyg said:
Profcrab said:
Pearl Harbor

I give this thread a 9.3.

Pig can't get into Michael Bay movies. Too "arty" for him to wrap his feeble little mind around...

 

That's true.  Maybe Coyote Ugly?

I give that post a 9.8.

Both excellent suggestions but after recently watching The Day After Tomorrow, I think it may have spoiled all other movies for me. Epic win all over that film, especially the part where the freezing blast was held back by a wooden door.

 

rofl. that is soooo true. MAN, that movie sucked....

Edit OT: don't know of any good obscure movies.



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@ okr...I much prefer Performance by Nicolas Roeg to Don't Look Now.



super_etecoon said:
@ okr...I much prefer Performance by Nicolas Roeg to Don't Look Now.

Okay, but it was not in my list as I only recommend movies which I know and I've never seen (and was never interested to see) Performance.



The Ghost of RubangB said:
Happiness of the Katakuris by Takashi Miike in 2001. It has everything I've ever wanted out of a film. It's not to be confused with his more famous ultra-gore shocker movies like Visitor Q and stuff. It's brilliant.

 

 This. If you want Japanese gore try the Guinea Pig series.



okr said:
super_etecoon said:
@ okr...I much prefer Performance by Nicolas Roeg to Don't Look Now.

Okay, but it was not in my list as I only recommend movies which I know and I've never seen (and was never interested to see) Performance.

Sorry, okr.  I didn't mean to offend.  You should look into Performance.  It's a great film.

 

 



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