Hey Lawrence of Arabia is awesome. It does have some rather elongated scenes at times but its still a classic.awol360 said:
Movies That You Doubt Others Have Seen
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and unfortunately that's what it gets compared to every time, apples to oranges my friend, might be the same mental instability, but still different premise of move.smudgey said:
Italian for Beginners. It is a 2000 film from Scandinavia (Denmark) based on the novel Evening Class. Found it while flipping through one of the Starz channels. Really engrossing, watching these train wrecks of people deal with issues. Powerful, No. Funny, No. It is just so bad you have to keep watching these people fail.
Boo ya, in the process of watching it. I've watched Part I and am saving Part II for a particular rainy day.awol360 said:
I'm guessing not too many people have seen the Canadian made-for-TV movie "Iron Road". It was actually pretty good and even had Peter O'Toole in it.
And all my movies are obscure to my friends. Meh.
i can sure name a couple that nobody have seen, like louis 19(altough, you probably seen the amrican remake of it EDTV, which was pretty much awfull compare to the original movie), nikita (the original french movie), bon cop bad cop, sur le seuil, etc... but they are not english movies, so it's not fair.
but for english movies i would guess Mutant Chronicles, and maybe screamers and of course the incredible melting man !
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076191/
but for english movies i would guess Mutant Chronicles, and maybe screamers and of course the incredible melting man !
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076191/
Agreed - The Host is one of my favorites, everyone should see that. And the Orphanage has one of the most effective scenes involving ghosts that I can remember.ArtticWitchica said:
Also I recommend: Let The Right One In (Swedish), A Tale Of Two Sisters (Korean), District 13 (French), and for good measure, just about everything Alfred Hitchcock ever did, cus I imagine many of you youngsters haven't experienced a whole lot of that.
Oh I loved that movie!AbsoluteVirtue18 said:
OT: The People Under The Stairs.
It's about this black kid living in the Bronx that goes with his brother and his brother's friend to steal from their landowners. That's just the beginning, though. I'm not gonna spoil the rest of the plot.
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I've seen many of those :3 My mom and I love Rear Window, mostly because we love Jimmy Stewart. I'm pretty savvy on most of the older movies because I was raised on that sort of thing which might be why I hate with a passion most modern comedy.
Romancing the Stone is a fun little romantic adventureand I don't know how many of you remember "The Great Mouse Detective."
My mom loves this movie, watches it constantly.ArtticWitchica said:
I watched it one rainy afternoon. Long, but scenic.bawkbawkboo1 said:
watched this with my friend. I want Billy Connolly as my pet zombie!ProfessorLayton said:
A classic. I've also read the book. And met the author.Chancie said:
To add to this thread:
Kytice [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0239102/]. a Czech movie beautifully depicting some classic Slovak poems, from a collection named "Kytice". I gre up on these poems, the movie does them real justice. I'm not sure how well it all translates to English though.
Pontypool. watched this recently and I wish I could wrap my head around it.
Shock Treatment. People may have seen the Rocky Horror Picture Show...but I think few have actually managed to sit through the sequel.
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I think it released the same week as a star Wars or LOTR movie, so it's box office sales were horrible.
I think it released the same week as a star Wars or LOTR movie, so it's box office sales were horrible.