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Movies you want to see?

im sure this is the 1,000,000 version of this thread but havent seen one around for a while.

so what movies are u looking forward/want to seeing soon? or what are ur favorite movies? im building up my DVD collection and i wanna get some good movies i havent heard of yet so give me some recomendations.

i really want to see these ones:

[REC] - (the original version of the newley released Quarentine, but without the hollywood crap):



Black Sheep :



How to Lose Friends and Alienate People:



and

Where In The World Is Osama Bin Laden?:




what do u want to see?

November 7.

Casablanca

Crazy as Hell
The Piano Tuner of Earthquakes
CSA Confederate States of America
The Machinist
From Hell
Vulgar
I Shot Andy Warhol
The Believer
Land of the Blind
Stigmata
Brain Damage
Adaptation
Junebug
The Man Who Wasn't There
Barton Fink
Interstate 60
The Jacket
Happy Accidents
Chumscrubber
The Darjeeling Limited
Apartment Zero
My Own Private Idaho
The City Of Lost Children
The Nines
The United Stats of Leland
The Invisible
The Thumbsucker
After Life (japanese)
Chung King Express
Dream With Fish
Bothersome Man
The Big Empty
What Dreams May Come
The Dog Problem
The Science Of Sleep
May
Defending Your Life
The Hanging Garden
Brick
The Royal Tenenbaums
Haiku Tunnel
Stranger Than Fiction
Filth & Wisdom

lol! I have "Black Sheep," and it's a pretty decent gore/slasher to pass the time. Same thing with the movie "Shrooms."

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Originally posted by whiskers The Machinist From Hell Barton Fink The Jacket Chumscrubber The City Of Lost Children The Nines The United Stats of Leland May

All of those are excellent films.

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I've watched about 40 minutes of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Wouldn't mind watching the rest of that crazy movie. I've heard that The Shining is one of the best horror movies out there, so I want to watch that one too for Halloween

After Stephen Colbert talked about it, Nights in Rodanthe.

I can't wait to watch American Pie 1,2 and 3.

I've seen them all before but seen as all my spare time is spent with my fiancee and she don't wanna watch that stuff I'm stuck til... well, some day unknown.

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Originally posted by eROs.au Casablanca

Round up the usual suspects!

Max Payne ( Mark Wallberg )

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Originally posted by whiskers After Life (japanese)

That's a really interesting film.

Public Enemies... set to be relased in 2009

dircted by Michael Mann (love his directing)... description---> The Feds try to take down notorious American gangsters John Dillinger, Baby Face Nelson and Pretty Boy Floyd during a booming crime wave in the 1930s.

Starring:
Johnny Depp- John Dillinger
Christian Bale- Melvin Purvis
Channing Tatum- Pretty Boy Floyd
Billy Crudup- J.Edgar Hoover
Giovanni Ribisi- Alvin Karpis
Steven Graham- Baby Face Nelson (this guy played "Tommy", Turkish's sidekick in Snatch)

RocknRolla

new guy ritchie movie

Get Smart.

My wife on the other hand has almost 300 films in our Netflix queue.

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Originally posted by Saka I can't wait to watch American Pie 1,2 and 3. I've seen them all before but seen as all my spare time is spent with my fiancee and she don't wanna watch that stuff I'm stuck til... well, some day unknown.

If you're old enough to have a fiancee you'll find them pretty lame.

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Originally posted by fbgdavidson If you're old enough to have a fiancee you'll find them pretty lame.

I'm 22 and they remind me of simpler times in my teenage years, I personally think my lass would love 'em, but she dunt so, peer pressure and I'll get my way

American Pie 1 and 2 really do bring me back in a nostalgia kinda way. I've seen them both recently, and they don't really stand the test of time (ever since Judd Apatow and crew hit the scene, 90's teen flicks are tame and not really all that funny), yet I find myself enjoying them. American Wedding was absolute garbage, though. Seann William Scott was just plain annoying.

Road Trip is better than all of those.


As for movies I'd like to see...

Burn After Reading - Still haven't gotten around to seeing it. I'm a big Coen Brothers fan; their style of comedy is great, and I'm sure I'd dig this flick.

Quantum of Solace - Bond is back, and I'm an enormous 007 fan. This is an obvious movie to look forward to, especially considering the near-perfect Casino Royale.

Public Enemies - Not hitting theaters until July 2009, but the wait only builds the anticipation for me. With a cast including Johnny Depp and Christian Bale, and a plot concerning a Chicago crime spree in the 1930's, and Michael fucking Mann directing, this will be a no-doubt winner.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button - Brad Pitt and David Fincher (Fight Club) reteam in a movie where Pitt's character ages backwards. Industry pundits have already labeled this flick Oscar material. Pitt might finally get his first Best Actor nod.

Valkyrie - Tom Cruise plays a German Officer who plots to kill Hitler. Might sound silly, but with Bryan Singer (first two X-men movies) behind the camera, this is very promising. Originally, it was set for a June 2008 release, but the studio had to delay simply because the movie wasn't finished. The movie was then pushed to October, but production still wasn't finished. Date got pushed again, this time to Valentines Day 2009, which is ridiculous considering the plot and how love has absolutely nothing to do with it. (even Conan O'Brien mentioned this on his show) Filming is now done, and a new release date of Dec. 26th is now carved in stone, which makes me think that the studio believes this to be Oscar-bait, which is good news.


I still want to check out Tropic Thunder as well, I'll rent the DVD.

Saka... watch Superbad instead of the American Pie movies... much better for something in a similar genre.

Not that this would happen to you, but I watched American Pie after not seeing it in about 6 years, and I was sitting there wondering why I thought it was so funny the first time I saw it.

I know, I'm some sort of thread necromancer. But this doesn't belong in the Recommendations thread for obvious reasons.



Cloverfield + Voltron? Yes, please. Guillermo can do no wrong.

Fuck yes! Looks awesome! Guillermo with a big budget spells good times.

Plus it's got the girl computer voice from Portal.

Man of Steel, The Great Gatsby

the most intense movie i watched was irrevisble. People threw up and left the cinema etc and had a 8 min long rape scene of monica belluci.

Le Hobbit
Gravity
Star Trek - Into Darkness
Oblivion
Monsters University
After Earth
Anchorman: The Legend Continues
World War Z
Broken City
Despicable Me 2
Evil Dead (yes, they're remaking it)
The World’s End
Pacific Rim
Elysium


Most are due in 2013, I think...

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On I know, I'm some sort of thread necromancer. But this doesn't belong in the Recommendations thread for obvious reasons. Cloverfield + Voltron? Yes, please. Guillermo can do no wrong.

I think I jizzed as soon as I heard Ellen McLain's voice. *hyped*

World War Z looks nuts. I've never read the book though.

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