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Have any of you people seen THe Cell? <br>If not check it out! It's a definate mind trip.

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(1901-1971) American Jazz Musician

[quote author=dean link=board=general;num=1035941944;start=15#20 date=11/17/02 at 05:03:27]Slaughterhouse Five, Monty Python & The Holy Grail, The Meaning of Life, Dr. Strangelove, Baby Snakes, Spinal Tap, Pulp Fiction, The Big Lebowsky, Best In Show and dare I say it, Cabin Boy are a few that quickly come to mind.[/quote]<br><br><br>What is your favorite color?<br><br>Blue.... NO! Green<br>AAHHHHHHHHHHH

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"There's only two ways to sum up Music: Either it's good or bad. If it's good you don't mess about it: You enjoy it."
-Louis Armstrong-
(1901-1971) American Jazz Musician

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200 Motels<br><br>Not really a movie though, more of an experience

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Help all the rednecks and the flatfoot policemen on the terrible functions they all must perform. God help the winos, the junkies, and the weirdos and every poor soul who's adrift in the storm.

I'd have to say Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.

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The Producers<br><br>or<br><br>Citizen Kane

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Pick one:<br><br>Chinatown<br><br>A Night On Earth<br><br>Short Cuts<br><br>Lagri Di Bicicletta (Probably misspelled, i mean the Bicycle Thief)<br><br>Apocalypse Now<br><br>Taxi Driver<br><br>Kauas Pilvet Karkaavat (Drifting Clouds)<br><br>So many of us forumers like similar movies, i could´ve just copy/pasted almost any of the previous lists. Has anybody ever seen Charlie Chaplin stuff on the big screen? Believe me, it´s a thrill!

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[quote author=palokas link=board=general;num=1035941944;start=105#108 date=03/13/03 at 15:34:12]<br><br>Apocalypse Now<br>[/quote]<br><br>Kurtz:  Are you an assassin, Willard?<br>Willard: I'm a soldier.<br>Kurtz:  You're neither. You're an errand boy, sent by grocery clerks, to collect the bill.<br><br><br>This weekend I rented Lynch's "Mulholland Drive"...had never seen it before...outstanding!<br><br>I put it on around 8:00 pm on Sat, watched it thru, and was thoroughly confused after it ended.  I thought about what I'd seen for about an hour, rewound it and watched it again...excellent...the best movie I've seen in quite sometime. Can't stop thinking about it. In some ways reminiscent of "Sunset Boulevard". Now I gotta get "Lost Highway"...I've never seen that one either.<br><br>

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the entire Cohen brothers movies!<br><br>Citizen Kane<br>The Great Dictator (Chaplin)<br>2001<br>Solaris (the original russian version)<br>Magnolias<br>Boogie nights<br>The others<br>Frenzy (Hitchcock)<br>200 Motels<br>Bowling for Columbine<br><br>And there's so much more, but I'm really tired, I'll be back some other time...<br> ;D

Does anybody here know Sergio Leone's<br>"Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo"?<br>In english would be... "The nice one, the ugly one and<br>the bad one"...<br>If anyone knows, well this is my favourite movie and<br>I'd like to know how is translated in other languages.<br><br>Mizzu

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[quote author=MIZZU link=board=general;num=1035941944;start=105#115 date=03/23/03 at 00:14:55]Does anybody here know Sergio Leone's<br>"Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo"?<br>In english would be... "The nice one, the ugly one and<br>the bad one"...<br>If anyone knows, well this is my favourite movie and<br>I'd like to know how is translated in other languages.<br><br>Mizzu[/quote]<br><br>Yes Mizzu, around these parts it's known as "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly"...great flick...and a great score by Ennio Morricone...this movie is a good companion to another favorite of mine, "A Fistful Of Dollars"...because these and others were American cowboy movies made by Leone in Italy, they came to be known as "spaghetti westerns"...they also made Mr. Eastwood into an international star...<br>

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[quote author=sleeping_in_a_jar link=board=general;num=1035941944;start=105#116 date=03/23/03 at 07:14:11]<br><br>Yes Mizzu, around these parts it's known as "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly"...great flick...and a great score by Ennio Morricone...this movie is a good companion to another favorite of mine, "A Fistful Of Dollars"...because these and others were American cowboy movies made by Leone in Italy, they came to be known as "spaghetti westerns"...they also made Mr. Eastwood into an international star...<br>[/quote]<br>Thamks Sleeping in a Jar, you made me happy!!!!<br>Happy to know those things! This kind of films drive me crazy, really. Now I try with another... does anybody know a film called "They called him Trinity" or simply "Trinity"? It's a funny western-film with two italian actors with english name: Bud Spencer (when I was a child I would like to become strong as him!) and Terence Hill.

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brazil

USUAL SUSPECTS....GREAT TWIST!<br> ;D ;D ;D ;D

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Out of all the movies I've seen in my life so far, its a tie:<br><br><br><br>and<br><br>

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The 1st one that comes to mind is, Psycho. Godfather part 1 and 2 also.<br>I don't really watch movies.

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I just think I have to say David Lynch, And there you have mine favorit movies ;D.<br><br>Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet, Lost Highway Is his best.<br>

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