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    If you're in need of a good cry, I HIGHLY reccommend "Grave of the fireflies" Don't dismiss it cause It's "just a japanese cartoon" It's a really sad tale with beatiful animation and characters that I just fell in love with. It's my ALL TIME favourite movie.

    In fact ANYTHING studio Ghibli is WORTH the definatley worth the movie rental fee.

    AND if you're in need of a good laugh... then go for KUNG-FU Hustle. BUT only watch it in subtitles. The Written translation is SOOOO much better than the dub.

    Can you tell I'm a subtitle buff???

    other than that. Anything directed by Baz Lurhman. (Moulin Rouge, Romeo and Juliet, Strictly Ballroom. (Swoon)) or with Ewan McGregor in it.

    Whale Rider's an awesome movie too! ^_^
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    All That Jazz--Bob Fosse's autobiographical movie with spectacular dancing, sets, costumes, and irony to boot.

    Tombstone--a really outstanding job on the Doc Halliday/Wyatt Earp story. Val Kilmer as Doc will charm your socks off.

    The Abyss--a wonderful sci fi-ish, deep sea movie with Ed Harris. Very cool.

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    Highlander (the first one, not any of the others)... my fave all-time romance (despite all the head-chopping)

    Fight Club... brilliantly written script, though rather violent

    Serendipity, Notting Hill - lovely feel-good romances

    As Good As It Gets - again, extraordinarily clever lines at times... a bit of reality...

    Blade... a vampire movie, but my fave vampire movie - very sexy without the sex

    Predator, Terminator, Alien, Matrix - the firsts of all four very good sci-fi. Subsequent sequels sometimes disappointing

    Jaws (one of course) - a movie that still stands the test of time.

    Hunt for Red October - well scripted, well-filmed.

    The Black Stallion - hardly any speech and could be discounted as a kids film but the cinematography on this is just awesome

    I love movies, I'm sure I'll return to this thread


    Courage does not always roar. Sometimes, it is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying,
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    Quote Originally Posted by RoadRaven
    Highlander (the first one, not any of the others)... my fave all-time romance (despite all the head-chopping)

    Fight Club... brilliantly written script, though rather violent

    Serendipity, Notting Hill - lovely feel-good romances

    As Good As It Gets - again, extraordinarily clever lines at times... a bit of reality...

    Blade... a vampire movie, but my fave vampire movie - very sexy without the sex

    Predator, Terminator, Alien, Matrix - the firsts of all four very good sci-fi. Subsequent sequels sometimes disappointing

    Jaws (one of course) - a movie that still stands the test of time.

    Hunt for Red October - well scripted, well-filmed.

    The Black Stallion - hardly any speech and could be discounted as a kids film but the cinematography on this is just awesome

    I love movies, I'm sure I'll return to this thread
    I think we were made from the same cloth. All your movies I love and own on dvd. How funny!
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    Sorry about the post title miss spelling there. I must have been tired and wasn't paying attention when I wrote it.
    Blessed are the flexible, for they shall not be bent out of shape.
    > Remember to appreciate all the different people in your life!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brandi
    I think we were made from the same cloth. All your movies I love and own on dvd. How funny!
    Ah... we just have excellent taste... what can I say?

    Can I add in... Witches of Eastwick (a bit of wicked fun)


    How did I leave the Shawshank Redemption and Mystery Men... or Scent of a Woman and the Wedding Singer off my list? Excellent calls, Eden and Lenusik.

    Napolean Dynamite - I didn't know quite what to make of that movie Newbie... would I watch it again? - yup. could I tell anyone what it is about? - prolly not!


    Courage does not always roar. Sometimes, it is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying,
    "I will try again tomorrow".


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    LoL i just thought it was funny sort of "stupid" funny. Most of us have a little Napoleon Dynamite in us. I really liked the dance show part :-)

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    Another movie worth adding is Layer Cake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by salsabike
    All That Jazz--Bob Fosse's autobiographical movie with spectacular dancing, sets, costumes, and irony to boot.

    Tombstone--a really outstanding job on the Doc Halliday/Wyatt Earp story. Val Kilmer as Doc will charm your socks off.

    The Abyss--a wonderful sci fi-ish, deep sea movie with Ed Harris. Very cool.
    Yes, yes, yes... good choices Salsa

    All That Jazz has two most excellent dance/songs in it...
    Tombstone has - Val Kilmer - need I say more?
    The Abyss - a really nice spin on sci-fi - worth watching


    Courage does not always roar. Sometimes, it is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying,
    "I will try again tomorrow".


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    My top 10:

    The Blues Brothers

    Ferris Bueller's Day Off

    Lost in Translation

    Breakfast at Tiffany's

    Office Space

    Napoleon Dynamite (though I hated it initially)

    One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

    Life is Beautiful (In Italian, not dubbed in English)

    Casablanca

    Moulin Rouge
    "Only the meek get pinched, the bold survive"

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    I know there are many great films but Hotel Rwanda and Million dollar baby by Clint Eastwood have had the biggest effect on me. Last year I saw Million dollar baby and I thought "This is definitely film of the year" and the week later I saw Hotel Rwanda and it is even better cause it's made by true event.
    Advice: prepare many tissues, you'll need it
    "Life is not measured with the quantity of breaths you take, but with the quantity of moments that took your breath away..."

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    ifka

    (HEy ifka,

    If you liked hotel rwanda, look at picking up a copy of retired General Romeo Dallaire's "shake hands with the devil"-a great read however i'm not sure if it's been transalated into Croatian)

    Movies..

    Chungking express
    pulp fiction
    Grease
    The circle(an iranian film)
    Once were warriors
    Apocalypse now
    Das Boot
    Fargo
    Cinema paradisio

    I can't think of all the cool films i like atm...will have to think...

    c

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    don't forget the Triplets of Bellevue!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazycanuck
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    Movies..

    Chungking express

    c

    I second Chungking Express, or for that matter, pretty much any other Wong Kar Wai movie (Ashes of Time, etc.). The connections between soundtrack and cinematography in those movies are pretty remarkable.

    "Big Fish" is one of my favorite movies, as is "Lost and Found" (from HK - it is half in english and half in cantonese.)

    For the weirdest movie ever (in my book) - Killer Klowns from Outer Space.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazycanuck
    (HEy ifka,

    If you liked hotel rwanda, look at picking up a copy of retired General Romeo Dallaire's "shake hands with the devil"-a great read however i'm not sure if it's been transalated into Croatian)

    c
    I've tried to find it on internet pages but there is no croatian translation for the title of the film so I think it's not translated. Maybe I'll have better luck in video stores. Thanx, anyway
    "Life is not measured with the quantity of breaths you take, but with the quantity of moments that took your breath away..."

 

 

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