Movies That You Doubt Others Have Seen

[Bagaloo]

Gentlemen Broncos

I put that on my Netflix queue as soon as I saw it was on DVD... still haven't got it yet, but my Netflix queue is insanely long and I'm just now getting movies I put on there months ago. The director of Napoleon Dynamite + Jemaine Clement is an amazing combo. How was it, by the way?

Idiocracy

Every time I mention this movie people think Im crazy

You must live in a pretty boring place if no one has even heard of that movie.

For me? The Baader Meinhof Complex (recent German film about the Red Army Faction and a thought provoking view into the minds of terrorists), Pandora's Box (foreign silent film from the 20's... featured one of the world's first flappers so I guess there's a bit of history behind it), Fido (less obscure, but I'm just hoping someone will say "Oh, I've seen that movie!" so I can add them as a friend because if you have you are amazing.), Whatever Works (or any Woody Allen movie, for that matter. Kids these days just don't appreciate Woody Allen like they should), and Adam (excellent indie drama that was so much better than Paper Heart which got more publicity than it needed to). I have a bunch that the people I know in real life haven't seen, but the Escapist is probably more familiar with such as Everything is Illuminated, Traitor (such and underrated movie), and Fantastic Mr. Fox.

Ah, Pandora's Box. A movie I pretended to watch and subsequently used the wikipedia entry of to use it as part of my argument for a history essay surrounding the topic of Weimar German film. I would have liked to have actually watched it, but my procrastination forced myself into a rather uncomfortable time constraint, and well...

 

[zHellas]

-snip-

Well...shit. I guess you have seen it.

Okay then...Perfect Blue?

Which one is that?

 

[JUMBO PALACE]

Equilibrium. It's a scifi movie that came out around the same time as the matrix so it go overlooked. It's really good though.

 

[Panda Mania]

Milo and Otis.

My favorite movie as a kid.

Ahhh! The one that scarred me & my classmates with the birthing scene...?

 

[Krion_Vark]

Equilibrium. It's a scifi movie that came out around the same time as the matrix so it go overlooked. It's really good though.

If thats the one with Christian Bale then I agree with you there good movie.

OT: Better Off Dead.
If you can say the famous line from it I will not have lost all faith in Cult Movies

 

[molester jester]

Brick, but I'm pretty sure I got the idea to watch it from this forum.

Probably one of my favourite films of all time

 

[joshthor]

UHF - with wierd al. terrible effin movie.

 

[G1eet]

Milo and Otis.

My favorite movie as a kid.

You... are my new hero. I still remember my favorite scene.
<spoiler=Thank you, Youtube><youtube=nc7X2cO1fCM>

On topic: Mary and Max, Primer, Leon the Professional, and Dark City. Especially Leon. I've heard people mention Dark City and Primer, but never Leon.

Monkey Shines:

A story of a man who is disabled in an accident and has a helper monkey assist him. The monkey begins to get more obediant until eventually it starts to share a sort of psycic link with him and soon starts killing a lot of people who he hold resent for.
It sounds retarded but it was actually pretty good. It was directed by George Romero, meaning this is a good non zombie movie from the king of zombie movies.

I LOVE Monkey Shines! It was the original helper monkey... that killed. How, oh how I would fucking love one of those little guys.

 

[Gigaguy64]

Milo and Otis.

My favorite movie as a kid.

You... are my new hero. I still remember my favorite scene.
<spoiler=Thank you, Youtube><youtube=nc7X2cO1fCM>

On topic: Mary and Max, Primer, Leon the Professional, and Dark City. Especially Leon. I've heard people mention Dark City and Primer, but never Leon.

That will now be in my head...all night...
thank you.
And now im thinking of the main theme.
Well were gonna take a walk outside today.
Gonna see what we can find today!

 

[Gigaguy64]

Milo and Otis.

My favorite movie as a kid.

Ahhh! The one that scarred me & my classmates with the birthing scene...?

Hmmm, i don't remember a Birthday scene.
Do you remember what happened?

 

[Assassin Xaero]

Doomsday

Just bought that the other day. I love that movie.

Idiocracy

Love that movie too.

Boo
That was a weird movie, sort of reminded me of FEAR.

Oh, and all 4 Tremors movies, but a lot of people here have probably seen the first.

 

[Clueless Hero]

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Now, I'm sure some of the people on this board have seen it, but keep in mind I'm 14. I have yet to find a single person in my age group that has seen the movie.

 

[Jfswift]

The Naked Lunch by David Cronenburg

(it's just disturbing as all hell... make sure you're .. well.. um.. there's really no way to prepare for this one so just try and endure as best you can.. Enjoy! XD)

 

[Z(ombie)fan]

ZOMBIE BLOODBATH.

not THAT good... but cult classics or something like that.

 

[Baron_Rouge]

How about Robogeisha? I'd be very surprised if anyone else has seen this...highly experimental piece of cinema.

 

[ICanBreakTheseCuffs]

HOT FUZZ or SHAWN OF THE DEAD best movie comedys ever

 

[Quiet Stranger]

I would say Cit of The Living Dead

 

[Enigma6667]

Devil's Backbone. I'm sure enough people have seen The Orphanage and Pan's Labyrinth, but The Devil's Backbone is up there with Del Toro's greatest stuff.