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I have over 250 titles in there right now, but I'm just curious as to what everybody's top 20 priorities are.
Mine:
1. The Hills Have Eyes (1977) (I hate Craven, but I have to see it before I see the remake.)
2. Battle Royale (Finally!)
3. Layer Cake
4. Annie Hall (It's about time I finally see this.)
5. Eraserhead (I don't have any trust in Lynch whatsoever, so I'm not blind-buying, but this movie has always interested the hell out of me.)
6. Fando y Lis (OOP)
7. Friday The 13th (That's right, I've never seen it. I don't trust mainstream-ish horror movies enough to blind-buy them.)
8. Oldboy
9. City of God
10. Ran
11. Breakfast At Tiffany's
12. The Red Shoes
13. Good Night, and Good Luck
14. Bad Taste (I've been meaning to see since the first time I saw (and loved) Dead-Alive, but I didn't want the bare-bones edition, and I was a little uneasy about paying $30+ for the OOP Limited Edition. Now I can finally see it!)
15. King Kong (1976) (Only version I haven't seen yet. I don't expect to like it, but hey.)
16. Hellraiser (Another mainstream-ish horror movie I haven't trusted enough to buy.)
17. The Conversation
18. Jacob's Ladder
19. Wild Strawberries
20. The Brood
Post subject: Re: Top 20 Films In Your Netflix Queue
Posted: Sun Feb 19, 2006 9:40 pm
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LoathedVermin72 wrote:
I have over 250 titles in there right now, but I'm just curious as to what everybody's top 20 priorities are.
Mine:
1. The Hills Have Eyes (1977) (I hate Craven, but I have to see it before I see the remake.) 2. Battle Royale (Finally!) 3. Layer Cake 4. Annie Hall (It's about time I finally see this.) 5. Eraserhead (I don't have any trust in Lynch whatsoever, so I'm not blind-buying, but this movie has always interested the hell out of me.) 6. Fando y Lis (OOP) 7. Friday The 13th (That's right, I've never seen it. I don't trust mainstream-ish horror movies enough to blind-buy them.) 8. Oldboy 9. City of God 10. Ran 11. Breakfast At Tiffany's 12. The Red Shoes 13. Good Night, and Good Luck 14. Bad Taste (I've been meaning to see since the first time I saw (and loved) Dead-Alive, but I didn't want the bare-bones edition, and I was a little uneasy about paying $30+ for the OOP Limited Edition. Now I can finally see it!) 15. King Kong (1976) (Only version I haven't seen yet. I don't expect to like it, but hey.) 16. Hellraiser (Another mainstream-ish horror movie I haven't trusted enough to buy.) 17. The Conversation 18. Jacob's Ladder 19. Wild Strawberries 20. The Brood
City of God is a hell of a movie
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In Her Shoes
Best of the Chris Rock Show: Vol. 2
Carnivale: Season 1: Disc 2
Empire Records: Remix! Special Fan Edition
Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room
Just Like Heaven
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
Waiting for Guffman
Raging Bull
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome
Lewis Black: Black on Broadway
Falling Down
The Awful Truth: Season 2: Disc 1
Swimming Pool
Ginger Snaps
Unconstitutional
Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price
The Awful Truth: Season 2: Disc 2
Barton Fink
Bad Education
Some of these are the wife's choices.
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tron
nausicaa of the valley of the wind
city of god (thats a popular one here, it seems)
seven samurai
ichi the killer
lost season 1 (all the discs)
underworld
that movie with christian bale thats kind of matrix-like, i think its equilibrium
a bunch of others....
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1. Celebrity Mix (bunch of short films)
2. Man on Fire
3. Dead Man Walking
4. Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance
5. Unbreakable
6. The Way of the Gun
7. LA Confidential
8. A Tale of Two Sisters
9. Ocean's Twelve
10. The Pledge
11. Con Man
At home:
Desperado/El Mariachi (no matter what I do I can't get director commentary off )
Enron: Smartest Guys in the Room
Collateral
The Usual Suspects
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Mine changes all the time. I basically just add movies I want to see as I think of them, and then adjust it dependent upon my mood when I'm returning something.
Right now:
Radiohead- Meeting People Is Easy (always wanted to see this, I caught part of it on tv several years ago)
City of the Living Dead (never seen it)
David Cross - Let America Laugh
Phenomena
The Hills Have Eyes (refresher before the remake, I haven't seen it since I was a kid)
Undeclared (this is taking up 4 slots, damn tv shows)
Killer Klowns From Outer Space (love this movie, and it's been a while)
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I like to make fun of my friends somtimes ...
Friend 1 wrote:
At Home 1 The Island 2 Rebound 3 Stealth
Top of Queue Madagascar The Rosa Parks Story Batman Begins The Dukes of Hazzard The Upside of Anger
Friend 2 wrote:
At Home 1 Crash 2 Cracker: Series 1: Disc 1 3 Me and You and Everyone We Know 4 Lost: Season 1: Disc 4 5 2046
Top of Queue Junebug Happy Endings National Lampoon's Barely Legal Saints and Soldiers Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle
Friend 3 wrote:
At Home Saw 2
Top of Queue The Constant Gardener Red Eye Doom The Devil's Rejects Robots
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At home: Cries and Whispers, The Trip to Bountiful
1. Wit
2. Pickpocket
3. The Hiding Place
4. Junebug
5. Metropolitan
6. A Short Film About Killing
7. Raise the Red Lantern
8. Ugetsu
9. To End All Wars
10. Taste of Cherry
11. The Secret of Nimh
12. Wallace and Gromit
13. Tony Takitani
14. The World
15. The Best of Youth (2 Discs)
16. The Squid and the Whale
17. A History of Violence
18-24. Unseen Cinema: 1884-1941 (short, avant-garde and experimental films)
At home: Cries and Whispers, The Trip to Bountiful
1. Wit
2. Pickpocket
3. The Hiding Place
4. Junebug
5. Metropolitan
6. A Short Film About Killing
7. Raise the Red Lantern
8. Ugetsu
9. To End All Wars
10. Taste of Cherry
11. The Secret of Nimh
12. Wallace and Gromit
13. Tony Takitani
14. The World
15. The Best of Youth (2 Discs)
16. The Squid and the Whale
17. A History of Violence
18-24. Unseen Cinema: 1884-1941 (short, avant-garde and experimental films)
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Walk the Line
Cinderella Man
The 40-Year-Old Virgin
SNL: The Best of Eddie Murphy
Neil Young: Red Rocks Live
Rolling Stones: Sympathy for the Devil
Elizabethtown
Proof
Bubble
Kings and Queen
Forty Shades of Blue
The Exorcism of Emily Rose
Serenity
The Work of Director Mark Romanek
Wet Hot American Summer
My Summer of Love
One Missed Call
The Perfect Crime
The Aristocrats
In Good Company
there's a bunch of family guy discs in my queue, i'll leave'em out for films:
1. cecil b. demented
2. pecker
3. sling blade
4. swingers
5. super size me
6. harvey
7. the apartment
8. lock, stock, and two smoking barrels
9. the abyss
10. amelie
11. rain man
12 solaris
13. on the waterfront
14. annie hall (already seen it, but hey)
15. made
16. road to perdition
17. gangs of new york
18. blood work
19. the insider
20. saving private ryan
21. ran
22. field of dreams
23. searching for bobby fischer
24. the people vs. larry flynt
25. american movie
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Some of these are the wife's choices.
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