Someone sent me a dvd that I don't really want, so I'm going to try to exchange it for something that I'd actually want. I'd like something really classic and good, but that I'll want to watch on repeat viewings. I also don't want something too obvious like the Godfather.
Post subject: Re: What classic movie should I buy?
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 2:46 am
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I'll just name some random films that I've enjoyed: Children of Men, Sin City, Chinatown, Sideways, Raging Bull, The Deer Hunter, Gosford Park, Lost in Translation, Donnie Darko, Royal Tenenbaums, the Sergio Leone stuff.
My DVD collection is pretty small, I probably own less than 10 or 15 films. I've been a huge renter but I'd like to buy something I haven't already seen. I'd like a classic but I'm also interested in less-mainstream things like Le Samouraï or something.
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the big lebowski and fear and loathing in las vegas are prime movies for multiple viewings
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Post subject: Re: What classic movie should I buy?
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 5:26 am
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bondcfh007 wrote:
The Big Sleep Maltese Falcon The Sting Cool Hand Luke
The Big Sleep and The Sting look really good, I'm going to bump them up on my list. I've been meaning to see Maltese Falcon for a long time. I downloaded Cool Hand Luke when I was at college 3 years ago but don't know what ever happened to it. Probably deleted it when I was overloading my HD with porn.
Post subject: Re: What classic movie should I buy?
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 5:29 am
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invention wrote:
bondcfh007 wrote:
The Big Sleep Maltese Falcon The Sting Cool Hand Luke
The Big Sleep and The Sting look really good, I'm going to bump them up on my list. I've been meaning to see Maltese Falcon for a long time. I downloaded Cool Hand Luke when I was at college 3 years ago but don't know what ever happened to it. Probably deleted it when I was overloading my HD with porn.
i have seen Cool Hand Luke once - tell me wtf is wrong with me but at the end of it i was like "wtf is wrong with this movie?" - fuckin boring, it goes nowhere
Post subject: Re: What classic movie should I buy?
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 5:29 am
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psychobain wrote:
12 monkeys or
PI
I rented 12 Monkeys years ago and I didn't really like it, but I think that was just my young age. I'm definitely going to check out Pi though, I liked Requiem for a Dream and I thought the Fountain looked good even though it got bad reviews and I didn't end up seeing it.
Post subject: Re: What classic movie should I buy?
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 5:32 am
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Theresa wrote:
Psycho...or The Birds
I really liked the Birds when I rented it a long time ago. I'm almost positive I saw Pyscho when I was little but can't remember much. I really like Hitchcock though, Rear Window is one of my favorites. I've been planning on getting Vertigo or North by Northwest for a long time.
Post subject: Re: What classic movie should I buy?
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 5:35 am
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invention wrote:
psychobain wrote:
12 monkeys or
PI
I rented 12 Monkeys years ago and I didn't really like it, but I think that was just my young age. I'm definitely going to check out Pi though, I liked Requiem for a Dream and I thought the Fountain looked good even though it got bad reviews and I didn't end up seeing it.
yeah, pi is cool, i think youll like since i saw Donnie Darko in your list i need to check the fountain
btw, 12 monkeys is one i love watched it more than 12 times, thats sure
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Post subject: Re: What classic movie should I buy?
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 5:37 am
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psychobain wrote:
invention wrote:
psychobain wrote:
12 monkeys or
PI
I rented 12 Monkeys years ago and I didn't really like it, but I think that was just my young age. I'm definitely going to check out Pi though, I liked Requiem for a Dream and I thought the Fountain looked good even though it got bad reviews and I didn't end up seeing it.
yeah, pi is cool, i think youll like since i saw Donnie Darko in your list i need to check the fountain
btw, 12 monkeys is one i love watched it more than 12 times, thats sure
I think I'm going to revisit 12 Monkeys at some point. I think I was just too young to appreciate it and I didn't really know what to expect at the time.
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