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recommend me some films please................

that was one of the things i promised myself was that when i was back at work i'd get a ps3 or a xbox360 or something

computers are ok, but there's something about playing on the telly
 
that was one of the things i promised myself was that when i was back at work i'd get a ps3 or a xbox360 or something

computers are ok, but there's something about playing on the telly

specially on a HDTV

I was amazed at the difference in gaming when I got mine
 
The Nines - Really strange but interesting film

The Fall - Really visually stunning film, all locational, next to no CGI.

Best In Show - Really, really funny.

:cool::cool:

Respect on the first two, although The Fall is really only good for the visuals, the acting isnt that great. Story is though. If you like that then The Cell by the same producer is also amazing visually. In fact its not just amazing, its fucking amazing.

I also recommend Delicatessen, and The City of Lost Children.

The Animatrix
Brazil
Spider (loved this film)
eXistenZ (or any of cronenbergs latest films in fact)
Underworld 1 and 2
 
The City of Lost Children was by the same director, or is that wrong? I have seen it also but I can't really recollect much about it.

Yep, Jean Charles Jeunet. I'm a big fan :cool:

He also did Amelie, A Very Long Engagement and Alien 4 (although Alien 4 doesnt really have any of his characteristics in it such as orphans.....although actually it does thinking about it.......interestingly featured people, that little elf type guy who's in all his films and slightly eccentric thought monologues)
 
The (Original) Matrix
The Kingdom
LOTR
Star Wars
Batman Begins/The Dark Knight
Any Ghibli movie
Seven Samurai
Equilibrium

...I could go on, but I would literally go on forever.
 
Another vote for Dead Man's Shoes.

All the President's Men (about Watergate), Casablanca, Amelie, Three Colours Trilogy, La Haine, Les Indigenes (about French Algerians who fought with the French during WWII), Donnie Darko, Control Room, Little Miss Sunshine, Snowcake (indy film starring Sigourney Weaver as an autistic woman, and also Alan Rickman, and I think Carrie Moss too), Wall-E, In the Mood for Love, Lan Yu (a Chinese Brokeback Mountain, but without the cowboys, horses and mountains), Beijing Bicycle.

The 9th Company http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_9th_Company Russian film set in Afghanistan, has been compared with Platoon and Full Metal Jacket etc.

More recent films Frost/Nixon and Australia.

And I'll probably think of some more...
 
Just ordered the following films:

Dead man's shoes

Tyson the movie

Mean streets


and have bids om Taxi Driver & 12 angry men


Will look into getting the fall at a later date I thinks
 
that was one of the things i promised myself was that when i was back at work i'd get a ps3 or a xbox360 or something

computers are ok, but there's something about playing on the telly

Yeah you'll pay the same or more as in the UK for the console, but the games will be markedly cheaper.
 
Yep, Jean Charles Jeunet. I'm a big fan :cool:

He also did Amelie, A Very Long Engagement and Alien 4 (although Alien 4 doesnt really have any of his characteristics in it such as orphans.....although actually it does thinking about it.......interestingly featured people, that little elf type guy who's in all his films and slightly eccentric thought monologues)

You can definitely tell it's him though when you watch Alien 4. The visual style is exactly the same, and while it's the poorest Alien film, I quite liked the fact that he didn't change his style to suit the mass audience.
 
Respect on the first two, although The Fall is really only good for the visuals, the acting isnt that great. Story is though. If you like that then The Cell by the same producer is also amazing visually. In fact its not just amazing, its fucking amazing.

I also recommend Delicatessen, and The City of Lost Children.
With "The City of Lost Children", make sure (for fuck's sake!) that you get a version with french language and English subtitles, rather than getting the English-dubbed version, which is distracting, and badly done.
 
now let's see...

off the top of my head



This is England
Taxi Driver
Once Were Warriors
City of God
Sexy Beast
The Edukators
Happiness
Last night
Raging Bull
Sunset Boulevard
The Shining
Kind Hearts and Coronets
Badlands
Wings of desire (original version)
Fargo
Big Lebowski
Breaking the waves
Midnight Cowboy
Barton Fink
The Princess Bride
I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang
Boogie Nights
Festen
United 93
Nil by mouth
Capturing the Friedmans
24 Hour Party People
Rabbit-Proof Fence
The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada
Double Indemnity
Bandit Queen
Hoop dreams
Quiz show
Fresh
In the Name of the Father
The Last Seduction
Once Were Warriors
The Daytrippers
The Searchers
Lawrence of Arabia
Donnie Brasco
Living in Oblivion
Proof
Matinee
Dogma
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Goodbye, Lenin
Chopper
Hideous kinky
Party Monster
 
American Beauty, Buena Vista Social Club, Dead Poets Society, Garden State, Infernal Affairs (Hong Kong originals), Leon, Pulp Fiction, Secretary, When Harry Met Sally.
 
Trust

I know what you're thinking. Seen one American film and you've seen them all. Well not quite. This one's actually rather good.
 
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