2010 had some great flicks
The social network
Kick ***
Machette
Let me in
Kids Are Alright
The Town
127 Hours
are a few that come to mind.
The social network
Kick ***
Machette
Let me in
Kids Are Alright
The Town
127 Hours
are a few that come to mind.
"Last Picture Show" was no Retroplex last night -- Cybill Shepherd takes the oxygen right out of the room.
Now that resurrected this thread, I scrolled through.
No one has yet mentioned these two films:
Gandhi (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Closely Watched Trains - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
No one has yet mentioned these two films:
Gandhi (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Closely Watched Trains - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Erm....Ingmar Bergman was Swedish. Just saying.
Porky's 3.
Bah, this thread has been contaminated. Calling the bug killers professional exterminators (mods). Do you read me? No titties allowed here.
Porky's 3.
Bah, this thread has been contaminated. Calling the bug killers professional exterminators (mods). Do you read me? No titties allowed here.
I never try to see a German film so don't know what kind of chemical imbalance could result if I did. Sorry guys for this lack of information.
You sure you're not from West Virginia?, or perhaps a member of the British nobility?
I don't do directors.
I started learning banjo a couple weeks ago. Made me want to put my car up on blocks, take up cigarettes, lose half my teeth, marry my sister, and drink Bud.
Not from West Virginia but I've read that Hitler is the product of inbreeding. Don't try this at home folks, you'd likely get bad results.
Not necessarily in this order...
Goodfellas
Dr. Zhivago
Gone With The Wind
Blade Runner - THE DIRECTOR'S CUT (accept no vandalized substitutes.)
Dr. Strangelove
Singin' in the Rain
Fargo / The Big Lebowski (tie)
Annie Hall
Rear Window
The Life of Brian / Meaning of Life (tie)
Duck Soup
Blue Velvet
A Clockwork Orange
Amadeus
No Country For Old Men
... and in the wings ... It is too soon to tell, but True Grit (2011) is growing on me. I
guess one might say I am a Coen Bro. fan.
Oh. One more thing. Citizen Kane blows. If you have not seen it, I will save you the bother. Rosebud was his snow sled.
Goodfellas
Dr. Zhivago
Gone With The Wind
Blade Runner - THE DIRECTOR'S CUT (accept no vandalized substitutes.)
Dr. Strangelove
Singin' in the Rain
Fargo / The Big Lebowski (tie)
Annie Hall
Rear Window
The Life of Brian / Meaning of Life (tie)
Duck Soup
Blue Velvet
A Clockwork Orange
Amadeus
No Country For Old Men
... and in the wings ... It is too soon to tell, but True Grit (2011) is growing on me. I
guess one might say I am a Coen Bro. fan.
Oh. One more thing. Citizen Kane blows. If you have not seen it, I will save you the bother. Rosebud was his snow sled.
Funny how the brain works, I joke about professional exterminators and next thing I find myself talking about Hitler. Anyway, good opportunity to recommend a GREAT and SHOCKING documentary film: Shoah. It's not for everybody, 9 hours long and... terribly depressing. I have seen it several times and still can't believe it. I go from being shocked to being depressed, I take a little break when I notice I'm starting to go insane. Really hardcore. Children and immature minds: stay away from this one.
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