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  1. 30.06.2009, 20:05 #1
    NathanC
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    Default Just looking for some great obscure or amazing films

    I just watched Taxi Driver, fucking epic. I need some more epic.

    what should I be looking for?
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  2. 30.06.2009, 20:06 #2
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    I'm not quite sure if you just called Taxi Driver obscure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Turnip Head
    I'm not quite sure if you just called Taxi Driver obscure.
    no but it was an amazing film.


    less discussion more movies.
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    As for recentish movies, I still really like Burn After Reading.

    Recently rewatched The Fly, Invasion of the Pod People, and The Thing. All fuckwin.
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  7. 30.06.2009, 20:11 #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Turnip Head
    As for recentish movies, I still really like Burn After Reading.

    Recently rewatched The Fly, Invasion of the Pod People, and The Thing. All fuckwin.
    you know, everytime I go to the used book/dvd store I always pass up the thing, I checked out some scenes online and I just wasn't impressed, what makes it so special?
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    i once watched a movie called man of the century, i dont remember much about it, i just remember the main character being from the 20s and working for the paper or something but it's set in modern times


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    Quote Originally Posted by NathanC
    Quote Originally Posted by Turnip Head
    As for recentish movies, I still really like Burn After Reading.

    Recently rewatched The Fly, Invasion of the Pod People, and The Thing. All fuckwin.
    you know, everytime I go to the used book/dvd store I always pass up the thing, I checked out some scenes online and I just wasn't impressed, what makes it so special?
    It's like the ultimate sci-fi/horror movie. You just have to check it out.
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    Do The Right Thing (do not ignore this)

    City of God

    True Romance
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    Quote Originally Posted by rev. the mike
    Do The Right Thing
    Let the Right One In
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    Quote Originally Posted by rev. the mike
    Do The Right Thing (do not ignore this)

    City of God

    True Romance
    I watched City of God finally.

    Seeing gangs of 5 year olds with guns is pretty intense.
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    Anything Kubrick.
    Remember: "It is better to keep your [hands still] and appear stupid than to [respond] and remove all doubt."
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex Coe
    Anything Kubrick.
    lolClockwork Orange

    Oh, you can always watch Videodrome.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BMV
    Quote Originally Posted by rev. the mike
    Do The Right Thing (do not ignore this)

    City of God

    True Romance
    I watched City of God finally.

    Seeing gangs of 5 year olds with guns is pretty intense.
    Shits real.

    When I was just a baby, this little kid around 7 years old tried to car jack my mom with a knife.

    She ran his ass over.
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    Paid In Full
    Carlito's Way
    Belly
    Shottas
    Manda Bala
    Der Baader Meinhof Komplex (I can send you that one with subtitles)
    King of New York
    Natural Born Killers
    Dead Presidents

    That should get you started if you like gangster shit.
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    chinatown

    eyes wide shut http://www.watch-movies-links.net/mo...yes_wide_shut/

    the pianist

    sunset boulevard

    notorious

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    double indemnity

    lawrence of arabia

    american werewolf in paris (personal favorite)

    heat

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    Quote Originally Posted by rev. the mike
    Do The Right Thing (do not ignore this)

    City of God

    True Romance
    Yes. Haven't seen Do The Right Thing but it looks good. In addition: Trainspotting, Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, Waking Life, Fargo, more I can't think of.
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