What is Your Favourite Film?
I know it's hard to choose but my favourite film for the past few years has to be 'Sympathy for lady Vengeance' I love revenge films, and the camera work and score as well as the direction of this film is outstanding.
Hollywood are to remake this film with Charlize Theron, twats.
As a side thought, when i've asked a Thai what their favourite film is they always say the last one they saw? Anyway, what's your favourite movie?
'After the game, the king and the pawn go into the same box'
This is Spinal Tap - a pure piece of comedy genuis. As relevent today as the day it was made, full of awesome quotes. Every time I hear the word sexist I find myself asking "whats wrong with being sexy?"
...a dress on a man can say that this person works in the cabaret or a cross-dressing or both
Boom
I've never seen that, i saw "best in Show' though which I think is the same group of people that was really funny.
'After the game, the king and the pawn go into the same box'
simple yet so perfectly complex.
^^ Good choice samsara. A girlfriend dragged me to the cinema to see Lost In Translation, I really was expecting the worst. But its great!
...a dress on a man can say that this person works in the cabaret or a cross-dressing or both
Boom
^for us world travelers and romantics nothing reaches the inner core quite like coppolas masterpiece.
The Bad Lieutenant
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I'm not sure i got 'Lost in Translation' on the dvd cover it said 'Hilarious' I think I missed something.
What did you like about this film, didn't Harvey Kietel have a wank in that.Originally Posted by MonkeyBoy
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'After the game, the king and the pawn go into the same box'
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^Great choice, one of my favorites as well.
I gotta go with:
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"It's better to burn out than to fade away."
-Neil Young
gots it all. war. boxing. hostess bars. knife fights. busted bottles. daytime trysts. fisticuffs. rank insubordination. justice. racy beach scenes. drinking to excess. and donna reed as a good time girl; who woulda' thunk it?
Once is great.
Twice is too much.
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One of my all-time favs...
Slacker is a wonderfully inventive film by Richard Linklater about the intellectual, creative, and many times weird, do-nothings in Austin, Texas. With this film, Linklater defines the term "slacker" and brings it into the pop lexicon. Anyone who has lived in the vicinity of a major university will recognize many of the characters in this film. Perhaps you may even recognize yourself.
"It'd be the best gig around, if it wasn't for the f#*king kids!"
-Bozo the Clown reflecting on his career
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Maybe I missed something, but this film was painfully slow and I just couldn't see it going anywhere. I find most of Richard Linklater's films to have too much dialogue. Just my two cents though.One of my all-time favs...
more time for wastin'
I don't know if I have a favorite, but this one ranks pretty high in my book.
the power of one
i really enjoyed the movie and love the soundtrack
to be or not to be.......didn't know will was a tefler
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