Recomend A Good Movie That You Dont Think Think Everyone Has Seen

Sunshine (definitely)

Trainspotting

The Proposition

In Bruges

City of God

Let The Right One In

American Psycho

13th Warrior

Stardust

Pitch Black/Chronicles of Riddick

The Abyss

Slumdog Millionaire (Is it just me or does hardly anybody IRL know about this film?)

Pineapple Express

Role Models

Platoon

Taxi Driver

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The Shawshank Redemption. Watched it yesterday, a very good film. I recommend it if u want to watch something "different".proview

Paprika; it is japanimotion. That may take off the interest, but believe me. That is one of the best movies I have ever seen. EVER!! there is also a mexican film called "Matando Cabos". If you can find it, I am sure you will like it. Two AAA movies granted.curono

[QUOTE="super_mario_128"]Taxi Driver. Well, it's very well known, but see it anyway! :P Also, try A Clockwork Orange.pygmahia5

[QUOTE="curono"]Paprika; it is japanimotion. That may take off the interest, but believe me. That is one of the best movies I have ever seen. EVER!! there is also a mexican film called "Matando Cabos". If you can find it, I am sure you will like it. Two AAA movies granted.gbpman630

[QUOTE="gbpman630"][QUOTE="curono"]Paprika; it is japanimotion. That may take off the interest, but believe me. That is one of the best movies I have ever seen. EVER!! there is also a mexican film called "Matando Cabos". If you can find it, I am sure you will like it. Two AAA movies granted.curono

Persepolis

Tekkonkinkreet

Ong Bak

Paprika

I loved it the first time I saw it (just recently). But I agree with what your saying, It really seems like a film that gets better with repeated viewings, I wasn't so surprised that I liked it but rather surprised to find myself completly drawn into everything going on onscreen. I know I can't pretend to totally understand the film after on eviewing but I don't think I need another one to tell this is a masterpiece and a fantastic meditation on life. I cannot wait to see it again and it's probably my second favorite film of the decade. So thanks for always talking about it that definatly got me to just bite the bullet and pick it up.

JackMcSexbeard

The film is pretty meditative. I think one of my favorite things about it are the luminous lights in some of the scenes (especially when NJ takes a trip to Japan). Too bad Edward Yang died a couple of years ago because he was a very promising talent in modern cinema. What is also unfortunate is the fact that none of his other films are distributed in the U.S. and even those copies are extremely hard to find. There is a low quality version of A Brighter Summer Day on Google video, which I hear is supposed to be his best film, but I haven't gotten around to watching it because watching a four hour film on the computer can be taxing to the eyes. I'm just hoping that Criterion gets around to distributing more of his films. The word about this filmmaker needs to be spread.

Well, I really liked "Felon". It's pretty good, I gave it a 8/10.

And also watch "Taken", I gave that a 8.5/10

Let the right one in. (Låt den rätte komma in- swdish translation).

Swedish romantic horror movie, I loved it and I don't think too many people have seen it.

[QUOTE="JackMcSexbeard"]

I loved it the first time I saw it (just recently). But I agree with what your saying, It really seems like a film that gets better with repeated viewings, I wasn't so surprised that I liked it but rather surprised to find myself completly drawn into everything going on onscreen. I know I can't pretend to totally understand the film after on eviewing but I don't think I need another one to tell this is a masterpiece and a fantastic meditation on life. I cannot wait to see it again and it's probably my second favorite film of the decade. So thanks for always talking about it that definatly got me to just bite the bullet and pick it up.

ernie1989

The film is pretty meditative. I think one of my favorite things about it are the luminous lights in some of the scenes (especially when NJ takes a trip to Japan). Too bad Edward Yang died a couple of years ago because he was a very promising talent in modern cinema. What is also unfortunate is the fact that none of his other films are distributed in the U.S. and even those copies are extremely hard to find. There is a low quality version of A Brighter Summer Day on Google video, which I hear is supposed to be his best film, but I haven't gotten around to watching it because watching a four hour film on the computer can be taxing to the eyes. I'm just hoping that Criterion gets around to distributing more of his films. The word about this filmmaker needs to be spread.

Wow I didn't even know... this is the icing on the cake for a terrible day. The thought of a man with so much talent just no longer being is so sad. However I did check on google and they seem to have a Brighter Summer Day and it looks pretty decent quality.

And unfortunatly there are ALOT of great filmmakers who go completly unnoticed.

3 words City Of God.

And Crow Zero cause it's just frekkin awesome. :P

Audition had me pinned to my seat lol.

The Brotherhood of the Wolf or Le Pacte des Loups is a really good film that co-stars Vincent Cassel and Monica Bellucci. That reminds me, I should see the this again.