Most underrated movie ever

Poena is Koning.

Originally posted by divegeester
TMD is a cringing embarrassment of a movie, made before Hollywood figured out what a Brit flick was really supposed to be like e.g. Four Weddings (except of course for the revolting Andie MacDowell who no British guy would go for anyway and totally spoils the whole film).

Umm... Are you sure we're talking about the same film? It's a British made film and I'd rather watch it than that abhoration 4 weddings, any day.

a boy and his dog

Originally posted by bot 6
a boy and his dog

Do you mean the Don Johnson classic, A Dog and His Boy? Bizarre story to tell, considering the times.

Originally posted by FMF
Belongs in a 2'fer pack with John Carpenter's 1974 film "Dark Star".

Funny, I tried to find out how much money Dark Star made but was unsuccessful. Found the budget, 68 thou! The only scene I remember is one of the cast smoking pot in an observation window, unless that was Silent Running🙂

no, i mean the Don Johnson classic "a boy and his dog"

Here's a couple that seem to have fallen under the radar of most:

"Edvard Munch" directed by Peter Watkins

"Another Woman" directed by Woody Allen

Of all my favourite movies, AI is the most underrated.

I don't fully know why I love this movie, but I do. Perhaps you need to be a parent for it to involve you on the intended level.

Henry Fool
The Book of Life

both by Hal Hartley

Excalibur

thin red line , one false move

Originally posted by mcmahon
thin red line , one false move

The Thin Red Line is one of my all time faves. Nice call.

Originally posted by epiphinehas
The Thin Red Line is one of my all time faves. Nice call.

But is it underrated?

Originally posted by Starrman
Alas not, but if it comes highly recommended I'll give it a look.

It's absolutely pants!

Visually,my favourite movies are Atonement and Baraka.

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Originally posted by Gatecrasher
Of all my favourite movies, AI is the most underrated.

I don't fully know why I love this movie, but I do. Perhaps you need to be a parent for it to involve you on the intended level.

Agreed, you and I seem to be in the minority when it comes to that movie, but I think the philosophical explorations in the movie are second to none.

Death to Smoochie is a very underrated movie, which I think is class.

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