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vincent 2 fly wrote:More proper movie recommendations!

Looking for more movies to add to my list, these are currently my favs.
Shawshank Redemption
Blade Runner
Stalker
Se7en
Le Samourai
Dark Days
Pulp Fiction
Groove
Akira
Momento
Scanners
No Country For Old Mum
Glengarry Glen Ross
The Usual Suspects
Senna
Enter The Void
Ninja Scroll
Human Traffic

Sick, I'll check that out.

vincent 2 fly wrote:More proper movie recommendations!

Looking for more movies to add to my list, these are currently my favs.
Shawshank Redemption
Blade Runner
Stalker
Se7en
Le Samourai
Dark Days
Pulp Fiction
Groove
Akira
Momento
Scanners
No Country For Old Mum
Glengarry Glen Ross
The Usual Suspects
Senna
Enter The Void
Ninja Scroll
Human Traffic

Bit random but jackie brown is a great tarantino film if you haven't seen it
King of new york for some christopher walken gangsta shiz

AllNightDayDream wrote:Bit random but jackie brown is a great tarantino film if you haven't seen it
King of new york for some christopher walken gangsta shiz

Can definitely vouch for Jackie Brown.

Stepping into the fire

Nice documentary about a guy who went from being one of the best stock brokers in America at one point , earning a shit ton of money, but living an unhappy life, to eventually dedicating his life to spreading awareness and healing via Ayahuasca ceromonies in Peru by digging into his life's savings to build a place to do this as well as sponsoring and funding those who can't afford it.

It's interesting to see the depth and full spectrum of character development of him aswell as his freinds and family who all had a somewhat negative and skeptic attitude to begin with. Especially his wife who really has a noticeable shift of perspective afterwards .Also shows the "before's and afters" of people going there to treat addiction,depression aswell as a cancer patient who knew the plant medicine would teach him how to heal himself, and develop a deeper understanding of the process of life and death.

loved it

Anyone else gonna see beats, rhyme and life? i'm seeing the chicago showing next month

firky wrote:

Just checked this out, good plot! Andy Garcia just being Andy Garcia.

Wow


What a film

Zoo (1981)
Christiane F

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082176/

I enjoyed Captain America cos it didn't self-reference in that wink-wink way, so I could laugh freely.
Tree of Life was eventually white-anted by the director's need to prescribe meaning but it was a fascinating portrayl of a young male's internalization of mundane events.

Just watched 30 mins of Enter the Void before turning it off. What a load of complete wank.

astronauts wife

shite, obviously

made me chuckle. especially master legend

Love it

Zatoichi meets Yojimbo


Yeah, the blind swordsman AND Toshirô Mifune. Can't really go wrong.
If you were ever in doubt of Mifune's acting versatility, then give this a go. He's not just your average Samurai/Ronin badman in this. Still a badman though - that goes without saying!
8/10

Finally got around to see this:



Wow, very powerful stuff! Liked it very much, the music, art style... just wow!

Anyone else just about to watch 'The Devil's Backbone'.

Sky +'d it along with From Dusk till Dawn.


Not really a fan of horror films but eh