1. Standard memberSeitse
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  2. Standard memberRapidfyre
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    26 Mar '08 19:16
    Napoleon Dynamite and The Ringer.
  3. Illinois
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    26 Mar '08 23:28
    Excalibur. I've watched that movie more times than I can remember over the years.
  4. Standard memberamannion
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    27 Mar '08 01:29
    Boogie Nights
    Magnolia
    (I'm a bit of a PT Anderson fan.)

    Guilty pleasure: Point Break
  5. R
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    I think I will just delete my list because it is so embarassing.
  6. tinyurl.com/ywohm
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    27 Mar '08 02:201 edit
    Originally posted by yo its me
    That you could watch again and again?

    For me, Good Will Hunting and Spirited Away.
    I'm afraid my choices may seem shallow:

    Twister
    Close Encounters of the Third Kind
    any musical
    A Beautiful Mind
    most James Bond movies
    the earlier Star Wars movies
    .....thinking ....
    etc.
  7. Standard memberamannion
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    27 Mar '08 05:28
    Originally posted by pawnhandler
    I'm afraid my choices may seem shallow:

    Twister
    Close Encounters of the Third Kind
    any musical
    A Beautiful Mind
    most James Bond movies
    the earlier Star Wars movies
    .....thinking ....
    etc.
    I love the newest James Bond - Casino Royale.
    That is a great film - gets rid of most of the stupid and pointless humour of the Brosnan and Moore incarnations.
  8. Standard memberc99ux
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    27 Mar '08 13:372 edits
    Originally posted by Seitse

    * Kieslowski's The Decalogue & Three Colors
    As Ragnorak pointed out, there are more than 2 films here. Dekalog (Decalogue) is a series of 10 films, each based on one of the 10 Commandments; Trzy Kolory (3 Colours) are Czerwony (Red), Niebeski (Blue), and Bialy (White). I don't remember which colour is which number film though, because I haven't watched any of them.

    Here's my dozen Polish films...

    Psy (Dogs) and Psy 2;

    Kieslowski's Rejs (The Cruise), Dzieciol (Woodpecker), Amator (Camera Buff); A Short Film About Love;

    Sara (the girl's name);

    Tato (Dad);

    Polanski's The Pianist;

    Mis (The Bear);

    Seksmisja (Sex Mission);

    Kiler (Killer)
  9. Standard memberSeitse
    Doug Stanhope
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    27 Mar '08 14:021 edit
    Originally posted by c99ux
    As Ragnorak pointed out, there are more than 2 films here. Dekalog (Decalogue) is a series of 10 films, each based on one of the 10 Commandments; Trzy Kolory (3 Colours) are Czerwony (Red), Niebeski (Blue), and Bialy (White). I don't remember which colour is which number film though, because I haven't watched any of them.
    And?

    Both are a unity, anyway.

    For example, even though white is lacking some of the power of blue and red, they still are a united message KK wants to push through.

    Thus, they may be separate pieces, as with the D., yet I like the whole block.
  10. weedhopper
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    27 Mar '08 14:04
    Bad News Bears
    Billy Jack
    Videodrome
    Phantasm
    Dawn of the Dead
  11. Standard memberPalynka
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    27 Mar '08 14:10
    Originally posted by c99ux
    I don't remember which colour is which number film though, because I haven't watched any of them.
    Bleu, Blanc, Rouge. Like the French flag.
  12. Hmmm . . .
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    Just a loose selection, based on the watching again and again—

    Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
    The Matrix (part 1 only)
    The Last Samurai (Ken Watanabe’s incredible acting)
    The Lion in Winter (incredible acting, period)
    Ushpizin
    Sleuth
    Zorba the Greek

    On the strictly fun side—

    Pirates of the Caribbean
    The Magnificent Seven
    Moulin Rouge (musicals generally not my thing; didn’t think I’d like this one, was surprised)
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    Wings of Desire - directed by Wim Wenders
    ..Nick Cave in it, and Columbo. A beautiful film.

    Faraway So Close! (sequel to the above) is also good.. with Lou Reed singing.

    ..and Paris Texas still makes me cry (or sob)..
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    28 Mar '08 16:442 edits
    "The Great Santini"
    "Round Midnight"
    "Toto the Hero"
    "The Sacrifice"
    "Another Woman"
  15. weedhopper
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    28 Mar '08 18:48
    Originally posted by epiphinehas
    Excalibur. I've watched that movie more times than I can remember over the years.
    That was a very good film.
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