This is Spinal Tap
the granddaddy of mockumentaries
YouTube - Spinal Tap - These Go Up To 11
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This is Spinal Tap
the granddaddy of mockumentaries
YouTube - Spinal Tap - These Go Up To 11
I would have to say Back to the Future series, Casino, Godfather Trilogy, Star Wars Saga and Fight Club
I tend to find myself regularly watching the cult Aussie films,
Stone
Mad Max
The Odd Angry Shot
The Light Horsemen
Breaker Morant
Shawshank Redemption has been on cable for the past few months. I think I've watched it 15 times so far this year.
Great movie about the human condition.
The Godfather Trilogy
Casino
Once Upon A Time In America (I love the music in that film)
Scent of a woman
Scarface
Carlito's way
I also saw Al Pacino in The Merchant Of Venice that I'd like to see again
Serpico in fact anything with Al Pacino.
+1 on shawshank
Scent of a woman
.... is one of my favourites, but thats a movie I have to follow and cannot just run in the background.
all of Akira Kurosawa's movies, but mainly yojimbo and sanjuro which a fistfull of dolalrs and afew dollars more is based on.
And also "the hidden fortress" which influenced the story of star wars.
And seven samurai which became the magnificent 7.
We watched the whole series The Rivers Run, with Sigrid Thornton and John Waters, still stands up ver well, great scenes of paddle boats on the River Murray!!Quote:
Originally Posted by AussiePostie
Gentlemen,
In my house, when "Vertigo" comes on, or "Laura," "My Fair Lady" and "Casablanca" — well that will do for starters — the world stops. I watch them for dialogue, mood, music, and everything else, technical or non-technical, one can think of. Most of all, I watch them over and over again, because they are great movies.
Obie
any Judy Garland movie and any zombie movie
-dan-
Equilibrium
This was released overseas and limit release in US theatres back 10/2002
It's up on youtubed as well for those who care to watch it. IIRC it's $10 at best buy :Beer:
YouTube - Equilibrium U.S. Trailer Christian Bale
Movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dH5U...eature=related
I watched this movie over dozen times hahah i need a life :P
I recently saw Zombie Strippers. Not really Oscar worthy, but what do you think? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by sinnfein
"Army of Darkness" - I don't know if I like it. It just seems to always be on and I do get chuckles out of it. Maybe it appeals to my childlike innocent side?:)
zombie strippers is an awesome movie totally funny, most of my zombie movies just the cheezy comedies like "black sheep" not the chris farley one but the one about sheep that get zombified.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hillie
-dan-
Oh yeah. Add Razorback to that list too.Quote:
Originally Posted by AussiePostie
Some great movies already mentioned.
Repo Man.
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oh Razorback is a good one and Repo Man as well.
Last nite I've seen Braveheart, unfortunately chopped up by a lot of commercial breaks.
Guess I'm going to get me the DVD and see if its one of those repeatable ones.
Clive Barkers Nightbreed
YouTube - Nightbreed Trailer
Gotta love David Cronenberg in that role :)
And anything Film Noir. I have so many DVD's its scary, have to buy a new apartment for my razors........................
Big Fish
Paths of Glory
Kaurismäki's 'Man without a past'
Cool Hand Luke
just to mention a few...
I enjoy watching, 8 Seconds, All the Pretty Horses, Three Burials of Meliquiada Estrada, The Searchers, Band of Brothers. When I collect any DVDs they are generally old favourites that stand re watching many times.
Cheers
It's A wonderful Life -Jimmy Stuart
Just got both parts of Elisabeth and I guess its a keeper as well.
The person is portrayed brilliantly and the pictures are just very beautiful.
Well and Clive Owen .... ;)
Tin Cup
Remember the Titans
My Cousin Vinny
The Sting
Animal House
Animal Shack
Vacation
Christmas Vacation
Running Scared
FM
Suckers
Boiler Room
And anything with Paul Newman, Robert Redford, Edward G. Robinson, Bogart, James Cagney, Henry Fonda and Jimmy Stewart.
RT
I haven't seen one of my all time favorite movies mentioned yet. It was a sleeper at the box office, but a beautiful film.
Clever plot, great acting, well written. I've probably watched it 100 times.
Stranger Than Fiction
Most of the movies already mentioned are good, but if I watched them over and over again I would get sick of them pritty quick. But one movie I can watch again and again (and I can't believe no one has mentioned it yet) is The good the bad and the ugly.
Here are some films I always enjoy watching:
Hell Boy
El Topo
Lucky Number Slevin
The Godfather
I fall in love for this movie about 15 years ago! At first i couldn't recognize Ennio Morricone music - i already were a fan with "the Good, the Bad and the Ugly" music.. and movie; and "the mission" 1986.
It is a fantastic movie dated 1988 / 89! My wife tells me that i love this movie because i was kind like the boy on the movie..living in a small village to:)..
I've seen this movie a lot at times.. never thought it could be a movie that caused me this "effect"
I will put the trailer here, but please see the entire movie but the shorter version - "Old Version" not the new.. (there are 2 versions the shorter one was the Cannes winner..Academy award..)
YouTube - Cinema Paradiso Trailer