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  1. #1
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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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    The Muppet Movie - the first and original from the 1970's. The later ones don't count

    Amelie - a feel-good movie, but then most of my favorites are

    Men In Black 1 and 2 - Mr. Smith and Mr. Jones....

    Sweet Home Alabama - awwwww, cute

    Twister - I know scientists like these!

    Contact - Carl Sagan and Jodie Foster, how can you go wrong?

    Tomb Raider - but not the 2nd one. It sucked.

    there are so many movies I've missed because i just don't go to movies and can never remember what I wanted to see when I go to the video store. And I don't go to the video store often enough. I'll have to write some down from this thread. Thanks!
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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 miffy'sFuji
    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.
    How funny you should mention killer klowns, that is a wierd one. But for me the strangest is a movie called "The Dark backward" Bill Paxton and Robert Downy Jr it was... like my husband said you need to know where the bottom is.. very twisted!
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    I love Japanese Anime! Truth be told at 38 years I still love Cartoons. "Spirited Away" was wonderful. And the Triplets of Bellevue I liked a lot as well even though it was odd. I just saw one not to long ago caleed something castle can't remember the whole name. Moving castle? Anyway it was good. I am going to check out some of these recommendations here, keep em coming!
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    Well, this list could be rather long. I will try to be short:

    The God Father - this one will aways stay the favorit
    Scent of a Woman
    Seven year in Tibet
    The Wedding singer (it's just funny)
    Must Love Dogs (my recent pick)

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    I'm with light saber - anything Studio Ghibli is worth watching - my favorite is Princess Mononoke - it is stunningly beautiful, but beware though it is animated it is quite violent. I love the fact that ideas of good/ evil are very blurry in the movie.

    Other greats IMHO:
    The Shawshank Redemption - one of the best movies ever!
    Seven - Caution - extremely disturbing and violent.
    Delicatessan - French, but so good you'll forget you had to read the subtitiles
    Caro Diario - Italian, slow moving, rambling but strangely compelling - great music.
    Jean de Florette / Manon of the Spring - French, 2 wonderful movies
    Raise the Red Lantern - Chinese

    maybe not great but really entertaining:
    Office Space
    Enchanted April - this movie is really sweet - not my normal thing, but for some reason I quite liked it.
    Mystery Men - good super hero spoof
    Ringu (the ring the original Japenese version - I haven't seen the US remake) - very scary in a suspense-not-gross and gory way.
    Priscilla Queen of the Desert
    Hero - even if you don't like martial arts movies this is eye candy to the extreme -it was so beautiful just to watch - plus I quite liked the story line.

    given time to think I'm sure I could think of more..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brandi
    I love Japanese Anime! Truth be told at 38 years I still love Cartoons. "Spirited Away" was wonderful. And the Triplets of Bellevue I liked a lot as well even though it was odd. I just saw one not to long ago caleed something castle can't remember the whole name. Moving castle? Anyway it was good. I am going to check out some of these recommendations here, keep em coming!
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    Okay, I love chick flicks I admit it so my list of favorite movies includes:

    The Quiet Man (an oldie by goodie)
    The Notebook
    Pretty Woman
    Singin' in the Rain

    Makbike

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    Not in order:
    Rocky Horror (Richard O'brien ,another New Zealand triumph. Are we a sick race or what!?)

    Casablanca (Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she has to walk into mine)

    Shane (We have battered down words that might have been spoken...)

    Sunday Bloody Sunday (But something... we were something)

    Chariots of Fire (But [God ] also made me fast - edited to avoid masc pronoun for God)

    The film at Te Papa (and not just for the Sibelius - one for the kiwi's)

    All you need is love...la-dee-da-dee-da...all you need is love!

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    If you want a night on a coach with a box of kleenex definitely watch "Head in the clouds" with Cheriz Theron and Penelopa Cruz.
    Another good movie is "Closer",
    Napoleon Dynamite
    Office space
    Look at me ( independent movie-french)
    Birth with Nicole Kidman
    Under the Tuscon Sun
    Unfaithful

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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
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