1. The World
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    27 Sep '17 19:38
    Originally posted by @divegeester
    Ok you've got me interested.
    Can I press you on what it is that grabs you second time around?
    There is, in the first watch, a major twist at the end, probably far too well known now. But in the second watch you see clues that aren't obvious when first watching.

    Shawshank is an amazing film, and book/novella by the mighty Stephen King.
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    27 Sep '17 19:40
    Shankshaw redemption is definitely a very good movie.

    As is "The usual suspects"

    I would also recommend "The Game" starring Michael Douglas

    Salmon fishing in Jemen was also quite a nice film.
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    27 Sep '17 19:41
    Originally posted by @paul-a-roberts
    There is, in the first watch, a major twist at the end, probably far too well known now. But in the second watch you see clues that aren't obvious when first watching.

    Shawshank is an amazing film, and book/novella by the mighty Stephen King.
    I know nothing about The usual suspects, other than the accolades over time. I'll give it a watch and report back.
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    27 Sep '17 19:42
    Richard Gere had his best fim (in my opinion) in "Mr. Jones". He did really well in depicting a person with bipolar disorder.
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    27 Sep '17 19:46
    Another good movie: The sixth sense
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    27 Sep '17 19:54
    Originally posted by @mghrn55
    Or get busy subscribing. 😀
    Okay okay, I subscribed.

    You meant to mumsnet,...right?
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    27 Sep '17 20:03
    Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
    Okay okay, I subscribed.

    You meant to mumsnet,...right?
    what about Dr Zhivago, at least it won acadamy award for music score. A deep look at the times before and after the Russian revolution of 1917 and an earlier one in 1905.
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    27 Sep '17 20:373 edits
    Pulp Fiction
    The Green Mile
    Psycho
    Rope
    Shadow Of A Doubt (!)
    Festen
    Eraserhead
    Ben Hur
    Ghostbusters
    Unforgiven
    The Talented Mr. Ripley
    Shaun Of The Dead/Hot Fuzz
    Twelve Monkeys
    Melancholia
    2001: A Space Odyssey
    Requiem For A Dream
    Donnie Darko
    12 Angry Man
    Misery
    North By Northwest
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    27 Sep '17 20:421 edit
    Originally posted by @great-king-rat
    Pulp Fiction
    The Green Mile
    Psycho
    Rope
    Shadow Of A Doubt (!)
    Festen
    Eraserhead
    Ben Hur
    Ghostbusters
    Unforgiven
    The Talented Mr. Ripley
    Shaun Of The Dead
    Twelve Monkeys
    Melancholia
    2001: A Space Odyssey
    Requiem For A Dream
    Donnie Darko
    12 Angry Man
    Misery
    Ben Hur?

    Edit: from you..
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    27 Sep '17 20:43
    You got red on ya...
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    27 Sep '17 20:541 edit
    Originally posted by @divegeester
    Ben Hur?

    Edit: from you..
    Great film. Brilliant piece of fiction.
  13. The World
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    27 Sep '17 22:04
    I'm also a fan of Pulp Fiction, and another classic, Demolition Man.
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    27 Sep '17 22:29
    Here are a couple of my oldie but goodie favorites if you don't mind a stroll through yesteryear:

    Play Misty for Me.
    Primal Fear.

    and even a musical ?!? --> Paint Your Wagon.
    Just in case you have never heard Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood sing.
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    27 Sep '17 22:39
    I think No Country For Old Men was a very good movie
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