Suggest me a good film to watch

21 jump street
OR check this
http://www.imdb.com/list/igZr5PIBVEk/

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Reply 4101

Moselle18

Original post by math1234

21 jump street
OR check this
http://www.imdb.com/list/igZr5PIBVEk/

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Thankss

Reply 4102

philistine

14

Original post by hogso

To follow on from my last post in another thread, as it has not been mentioned, and to add some much needed credibility to the thread;

Das Boot.

I approve. Also, I have never had so many filthy dreams about a woman as I have Anna Karina.

Good gravy, that's one fiiiiiiiiiiiiine looking woman.

And to everyone saying Shawshank Redemption: stop it. Le Trou is the best prison escape film, and that's all there is to it. A consolatory mention for Bresson's A Man Escaped.

Reply 4103

affleming

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can anybody recommend any good korean films?
Ive seen the vengeance trilogy, memories of murder, i saw the devil, jsa and quite a few more but has anybody got a good recommendation?

Reply 4104

MrCarmady

Original post by affleming

can anybody recommend any good korean films?
Ive seen the vengeance trilogy, memories of murder, i saw the devil, jsa and quite a few more but has anybody got a good recommendation?

are you looking to branch out into other genres or stick with the crime/thriller stuff?
if the former, go for the host (very entertaining monster film) and peppermint candy (brutally sad drama), i'm not a huge expert on the latter, though.

Original post by philistine

I approve. Also, I have never had so many filthy dreams about a woman as I have Anna Karina.

Good gravy, that's one fiiiiiiiiiiiiine looking woman.

And to everyone saying Shawshank Redemption: stop it. Le Trou is the best prison escape film, and that's all there is to it. A consolatory mention for Bresson's A Man Escaped.

respect. i'd mention con air, o brother, where art thou? and escape from ny as well, for some different (lighter) perspectives

Reply 4105

philistine

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Original post by MrCarmady

are you looking to branch out into other genres or stick with the crime/thriller stuff?
if the former, go for the host (very entertaining monster film) and peppermint candy (brutally sad drama), i'm not a huge expert on the latter, though.

respect. i'd mention con air, o brother, where art thou? and escape from ny as well, for some different (lighter) perspectives

Good choices. Both Peppermint Candy and The Host are awesome. Did you ever see Failan?

Reply 4106

MrCarmady

Original post by philistine

Good choices. Both Peppermint Candy and The Host are awesome. Did you ever see Failan?

no, but i've heard great things, thanks for the reminder

Reply 4107

stive

I have recently watched and really enjoyed - You Can also.

Kick-*** (2010)
The Prestige (2006)
Exit Through the Gift Shop (2010 Documentary)
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998)
Restrepo (2010 Documentary)
Midnight in Paris (2011)
A Few Good Men (1992)
Children of Men (2006)
Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father (2008 Documentary)

Reply 4108

Starsong

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I really loved The Science of Sleep, it's kind of...rom-com-ish?

Reply 4109

Roger Mexico

The Darjeeling Limited
The Royal Tenenbaums
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
Rushmore
Bottle Rocket
Moonrise Kingdom

GO GO, WES ANDERSON!

Reply 4110

blacklistmember

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[video="youtube;ul4CZrnEFxU"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ul4CZrnEFxU[/video]

Reply 4111

battycatlady

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A Streetcar Named Desire

It's old, but my God is Marlon Brando gorgeous :') Plus it's just generally a great film and Vivian Leigh is fantastic!

Reply 4112

JoeBiden

Original post by Moselle18

Well I just finished my A level exams this morning. I am now bored. LOL

Can anyone give me a good films to watch please :smile:

I like watching chick flicks or comedies.

Thanksss xx

BigWetButts - Luscious Lopez & Olivia O'Lovely.

Reply 4113

RollandGarros

Original post by JoeBiden

BigWetButts - Luscious Lopez & Olivia O'Lovely.

That's tonight sorted :wink:

Reply 4114

Ra Ra Ra

10

Original post by battycatlady

A Streetcar Named Desire

It's old, but my God is Marlon Brando gorgeous :') Plus it's just generally a great film and Vivian Leigh is fantastic!

Best reply in this thread. OP, watch the classics! There's a reason they're still admired to this day!

And yes, Marlon Brando:

Reply 4115

aspirinpharmacist

20

Original post by stive

I have recently watched and really enjoyed - You Can also.

Kick-*** (2010)
The Prestige (2006)
Exit Through the Gift Shop (2010 Documentary)
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998)
Restrepo (2010 Documentary)
Midnight in Paris (2011)
A Few Good Men (1992)
Children of Men (2006)
Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father (2008 Documentary)

I really wanted to buy that the other day. Sadly had no money. Gutted.

OP, if you like chick flicks and comedies...

Any of the Monty Python films :love:

History Boys
Starter For Ten
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Love Actually
27 Dresses
Leap Year
Pride and Prejudice

I'll add a few others when I think of them. Ok, so they're not all great classics which are amazingly made, but I like them.

(edited 11 years ago)

Reply 4116

thegenius31416

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Original post by affleming

can anybody recommend any good korean films?
Ive seen the vengeance trilogy, memories of murder, i saw the devil, jsa and quite a few more but has anybody got a good recommendation?

Oldboy. I can't look a hammer the same way again.

Edit: just remembered, it's part of the vengeance trilogy but a recommendation to other people nonetheless.