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Hmmm. I just watched "Wandafuru raifu" ("Afterlife") a 1998 Japanese release. Not sure whether it was brilliant or just a great sleep aid. Actually, it was definitely closer to the second camp.
Sort of like a cross between an Ingemar Bergman movie and Sarte's "No Exit" if you get what I'm saying.
Holy shit, "no exit" was possibly the least entertaining movie ive ever seen, provocative, yet still like watching shotputQuote:
Originally posted by shamrockpow
Hmmm. I just watched "Wandafuru raifu" ("Afterlife") a 1998 Japanese release. Not sure whether it was brilliant or just a great sleep aid. Actually, it was definitely closer to the second camp.
Sort of like a cross between an Ingemar Bergman movie and Sarte's "No Exit" if you get what I'm saying.
oh yeah one more: "Kids"
Sorry, that movie is junk, IMO.Quote:
Originally posted by dipstik
oh yeah one more: "Kids"
Some of my favs, in no particular order:
(I'm guessing most of you have not seen very many of these!)
Coca Cola Kid - Supremely confident American gets knocked down a peg or two (or several dozen) in small town Australia. Funny stuff, a token shower boobie, and a little kid cute enough to make even the most dedicated bachelor consider fatherhood.
Elvira, Mistress of Darkness - Mindless T&A entertainment, featuring the amazing, gravity-defying bosom of the tit(le) actress. Signature line: "I'd stand on my head an eat a bug." Hmmm, those knockers look real good upside down.
Swingers - Road tripping fun to Vegas, etc. Check out the classic video games the doods are playing. This movie IS the origin of the phrase: "You are soooo money."
The Way of the Gun - Recent Hollywood Taratino-esque flick with a fairly predictable plot. But the early sequence of the main characters waiting in line at a club and getting in a verbal spat with a woman is an absolutely f-ing classic. Enough foul language to make sailors, and even the South Park kids, blush with embarrassment.
The Sting and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid - Okay, these are by no means sleeper films. But I recently discovered that there is a whole generation of movie goers who have not seen, or even heard of these classic "buddy" films. I rented The Sting a while back and brought it over to a friend's house. My buddy and his wife enjoyed it a ton and couldn't get over that Newman and Redford were actually in a movie together! Of course then my buddy's wife mentioned that when the film was made she was not even born.
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Other obvious choices:
Dazed and Confused - Actually filmed during my junior high graduate!
The Stuntman - No, not a Hal Needham film with Burt Reynolds, but much, much more.
Sorority House Massacre II - Mostly famous for its theme song, Hose Me Down, played while some of the local HS girls do a gratuitous shower sequence.
Beneath the Valley of the Ultra Vixens - A classic in the Russ Meyers Bosom-mania series. Early 70s porn at its best. Shockingly alluring for us pre-teens at the time, but lamer than an episode of Charmed on TV today. :D
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Just downloaded and watched Boondock Saints...
Fuck
ing
Sick
One of the best movies I've ever seen, may have even replaced Pulp Fiction as my favorite mob/action/comedy flick. Although, I'll have to watch it a few more times before I make it official.
Best line ever: "Shut that bitch up before I come over there and fuckstart her head."Quote:
Originally posted by Eldo
The Way of the Gun - Recent Hollywood Taratino-esque flick with a fairly predictable plot. But the early sequence of the main characters waiting in line at a club and getting in a verbal spat with a woman is an absolutely f-ing classic. Enough foul language to make sailors, and even the South Park kids, blush with embarrassment.
Get the DVD, homes. You won't be sorry. :cool:Quote:
Originally posted by Dantheman
Just downloaded and watched Boondock Saints...
Fuck
ing
Sick
One of the best movies I've ever seen, may have even replaced Pulp Fiction as my favorite mob/action/comedy flick. Although, I'll have to watch it a few more times before I make it official.
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good bahston movies make a guy proud.
o.k. just so everyone here knows, "open range" w/ kevin costner sucked...............
that said, lets talk about michael rappaport on drugs in these two fine flicks.......
illtown
kicked in the head....pretty amazing if you are a rappaport fan
both flicks co-star Kevin Corrigan.......whom I like as well
it's an oldie but a goodie....."mean streets"........I'll throw it up there just cause I watched it the other night
dan is becoming more and more the man as we speak
update-i bought city of god today (this may not sound liek much but it is one of otu three of my non-ski-movie dvd collection (c.o.g., boondock saints, and the usual suspects)