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Both of you bitches knock it off.
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| Originally posted by Miss Bliss Motherfucking fuck, I wanna go to fucking W-M-fucking-C, for fuck's sake!  |
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| Originally posted by Member of X Older movies are cool, I used to try to watch all the movies nominated for Best Picture back in the day. Sorry, these are pretty standard but I don't have the time or energy to search too deeply. Maybe Highmay will provide more of the "artsy" ones... Here's some of my favorites: 70's -One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (one of my 5 favorite movies) -Deer Hunter -Deliverance -Taxi Driver -Chinatown -Clockwork Orange -Apocalypse Now 60's -The Hustler, with Paul Newman (precursor to Color of Money) -To Kill a Mockingbird -Doctor Zhivago (sort of chick flick but damn good) -Midnight Cowboy Before 60's -On the Waterfront (Marlon Brando is awesome) -Grapes of Wrath -Citizen Kane |
Was gonna go just for Ultra... but thats dumb to spend $400 on plane tix for one party, stay one weekend... I'll wait till I'm 21 and can go to 10 parties, then the fixed cost will be worth it... so March 2007 here I come... woohoo 
you ever check out the list of all the movies that the Jeopardy champ Ken Jennings watched?
http://jenningsbaby.8m.com/
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| Originally posted by verndogs you ever check out the list of all the movies that the Jeopardy champ Ken Jennings watched? http://jenningsbaby.8m.com/ |
i'm watching The Notebook for about the 1000th time right now 
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| Originally posted by glittergirl i'm watching The Notebook for about the 1000th time right now |
cant i do it tomorrow
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| Originally posted by glittergirl i'm watching The Notebook for about the 1000th time right now |
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| Originally posted by Miss Bliss Was gonna go just for Ultra... but thats dumb to spend $400 on plane tix for one party, stay one weekend... I'll wait till I'm 21 and can go to 10 parties, then the fixed cost will be worth it... so March 2007 here I come... woohoo |
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| Originally posted by Highmay then go watch manhattan and see how a REAL romantic movie is supposed to be made... |
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| Originally posted by Highmay then go watch manhattan and see how a REAL romantic movie is supposed to be made... |
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| Originally posted by verndogs so what other pre 1980 movies do you suggest? |
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| Originally posted by Highmay You, my friend, have taste... I haven't seen neither Deliverance nor The Grapes of Wrath yet...theyre on my list, but I have to finish off Bergman and Antonioni first (Blowup was fucking awesome)...I already gave people my favorites in a previous thread... 8 1/2 Godard's Breathless Apocalypse Now Amarcord Cries & Whispers Touch of Evil (Orson Welles's Cut) Passion of Joan of Arc Double Indemnity The Descreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie Duck Soup Annie Hall Manhattan Godfather Shawshank Redemption Memento Mulholland Drive Elephant Man Sexy Beast Schindler's List It Happened One Night... The Seventh Seal Forrest Gump ...btw Member of X, if you liked Citizen Kane, you'll adore Touch of Evil...make sure you get orson welle's director's cut and not the bullshit studio release... |
Let's not forget Ben Kingsley in "House of Sand & Fog." To me a wonderful movie even though I wanted to kill myself after watching it. One of the most depressing movies ever.
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| Originally posted by Member of X Cool, I own like half your list but there's 7-8 I haven't seen. I've been looking for something to rent besides all the current garbage that inundates the shelves. "Deliverance" is pretty intense, of course famous for one particular scene but also for the "Dueling Banjos" song. Ahhh, "Grapes of Wrath" with Jimmy Stewart. He's in that and one of my other favorite holiday movies in "It's a Wonderful Life." "Sexy Beast!" I love that movie even though it took me like the first 20 minutes before I gathered the accent well enough. Hard to look past Ben Kingsley as one of the best actors too (Sexy Beast, Schindler's List, Ghandi). I first saw "Citizen Kane" in my History of Motion Pictures class at college. It was remarkable and I think a must see for anyone that cares about film because it sparked so much further development in later films. I don't typically like Woody Allen but I thought Annie Hall was very good, very funny. Anthony Hopkins in Elephant Man looks young. One of my most memorable lines too, "I'm not an animal!" |
w00t
who's up?
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| Originally posted by madhattared w00t who's up? |
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| Originally posted by verndogs I am....finishing up a cover letter now |
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| Originally posted by madhattared cool still rockin dorvak? |
nice. did u decide where you're applying?
what kinda job are you lookin for?
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| Originally posted by madhattared nice. did u decide where you're applying? what kinda job are you lookin for? |
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| Originally posted by verndogs Just not software testing |
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| Originally posted by madhattared yeah sw test blows, i've been doing it for the last 5 years as a summer job. what makes it bearable is that i get to do it on big speakers. what kind sw test did u do? |
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