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ehbrums1 wrote:

joeki wrote:

ehbrums1 wrote:

Hypefiend wrote:spirited away.

that movie scared the fuck outta me a kid

wow, 2001 ? Youngster in the house!!!

i was 7

I was 17 this is fun what game are we playing?

capo ultra wrote:

ehbrums1 wrote:

joeki wrote:

ehbrums1 wrote:

Hypefiend wrote:spirited away.

that movie scared the fuck outta me a kid

wow, 2001 ? Youngster in the house!!!

i was 7

I was 17 this is fun what game are we playing?

Oh snap, I was 22

I think that means you are winning

I'm not sure.
Has anyone mentioned the rules yet?

I was 8, least I'm beating ehbrums

Electric_Head wrote:

gwa wrote:just seen the new spiderman and that's easily one of the best comic book films out there.

fuck me it was awesome

Really?

yeah big time. it went on for quite a while.

I'd go see it anyway if you liked the cartoons etc

Cool, thanks gwa.

noam wrote:

joeki wrote: The Assassination of Jesse James .... (2007)

perhaps my favourite film of all time

duno what it was about it, maybe it was where i was in my head when i first watched it, thought it was incredible.

genuinely think its one of the most beautifully shot and scored films of all time

and nick cave with his cameo appearance!

jameshk wrote:

Hypefiend wrote:spirited away. yet to see any other films by/with miyazaki
i want to get into cowboy bebop but little too lazy to look up anything online

All the ghibli's are gold! check the castle of caligastro and work your way forward!

They are all worth checking..Princess Mononoke is up there as one of the 'darker' ones for me

node wrote:

jameshk wrote:

Hypefiend wrote:spirited away. yet to see any other films by/with miyazaki
i want to get into cowboy bebop but little too lazy to look up anything online

All the ghibli's are gold! check the castle of caligastro and work your way forward!

They are all worth checking..Princess Mononoke is up there as one of the 'darker' ones for me

I just watched that travelling castle one. I rated it.

8 1/2


Dr.Strangelove

Pan's Labyrinth. Amazing film, I always cry at the end.

My favorite Fellini is Juliet of the Spirits with Amarcord as a close second..then Roma
81/2 is certainly his most important film...but these 3 continue it

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Neptune wrote:Pan's Labyrinth. Amazing film, I always cry at the end.

Beat me 2 it... love it visually & the story line is great.

Apocalypto - Had me on the edge of my seat the whole way through

There will be blood - So intense

loads have already been mentioned but Gaspar Noe's work stands out as things I would like to see fresh again for me personally

wysockisauce wrote:Dark City

yeh this and
Leon
Fight Club
Big
Training day
Coming to america
Heat
Dragon - The bruce lee story
Boyz in da hood/menace to society
Lion king
toy story

Dead Rats wrote:No Country for old men

Good call on that.

spire wrote:

Dead Rats wrote:No Country for old men

Good call on that.

Watched that again last night.

Kind of hyped for batman this weekend. First time i actually agree to pay 10 bucks to watch a movie in a long time

Saw Run Lola Run tonight
(she's a good runner)
after delaying the pleasure for too long.
Feels like I've seen it 3 times already.

sd5 wrote:Saw Run Lola Run tonight
(she's a good runner)
after delaying the pleasure for too long.
Feels like I've seen it 3 times already.

Had to watch that for school like 6 or 7 years ago. Isn't that girl the same girl from the Bourne films?