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Picklebobble · 56-60, M
Two great answers above mine !
1. The usual suspects.
2. 12 angry men.
3. Fargo
4. Cast away
5. Never let me go
6. Blazing saddles
7. The godfather
8. Heat
9. Fearless (Jeff Bridges)
10. Being there
All good. Not all well known. But good examples of good writing; good acting; good storytelling.
1. The usual suspects.
2. 12 angry men.
3. Fargo
4. Cast away
5. Never let me go
6. Blazing saddles
7. The godfather
8. Heat
9. Fearless (Jeff Bridges)
10. Being there
All good. Not all well known. But good examples of good writing; good acting; good storytelling.
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Picklebobble · 56-60, M
Yes FairPlay !
A lot of folk don't quite get the humour of Python.
But those who do can laugh endlessly !!
I also agree with Leon. Good movie !
Another good movie with Jean Reno is 'Roseanna's grave'.
A beautiful farce with Mercedes Ruhel.
'Marcello' runs a small cafe in southern France. His wife is seriously ill and her one wish is to be buried in the same graveyard as her daughter.
Unfortunately the graveyard is filling up quickly !
So Marcello runs round the town desperately making sure that everyone does nothing stupid !!!
A wonderful movie !
A lot of folk don't quite get the humour of Python.
But those who do can laugh endlessly !!
I also agree with Leon. Good movie !
Another good movie with Jean Reno is 'Roseanna's grave'.
A beautiful farce with Mercedes Ruhel.
'Marcello' runs a small cafe in southern France. His wife is seriously ill and her one wish is to be buried in the same graveyard as her daughter.
Unfortunately the graveyard is filling up quickly !
So Marcello runs round the town desperately making sure that everyone does nothing stupid !!!
A wonderful movie !
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There are so many. I'm way behind too, but here are a few of my favorites:
1. Les Miserables
2. The Count of Monte Cristo
3. Dead Poet's Society
4. Amadeus
5. Pride & Prejudice
6. The Pelican Brief
7. Men of Honor
8. Lone Survivor
9. Leon: The Professional
10. Unbroken
On The lighter side:
1. (Disney) Tangled
2. (Pixar) Inside Out
3. The Proposal
4. Hot Pursuit
5. Liar,Liar
1. Les Miserables
2. The Count of Monte Cristo
3. Dead Poet's Society
4. Amadeus
5. Pride & Prejudice
6. The Pelican Brief
7. Men of Honor
8. Lone Survivor
9. Leon: The Professional
10. Unbroken
On The lighter side:
1. (Disney) Tangled
2. (Pixar) Inside Out
3. The Proposal
4. Hot Pursuit
5. Liar,Liar
QueenOfSmiles · 46-50, F
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@DixieChick: I've been told about Schindler's List but I'm waiting for a day where I feel emotionally strong enough for that movie lol
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Metropolis from the silent era. To see a classic example of propaganda - The Triumph of the Will. His Girl Friday for screwball comedy. The Seventh Seal for a huge art house hit. The French Connection for a great hollywood action flick. The Forbidden Zone for a wacky experience. And then try out the Iranian New Wave with A Seperation.
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Why extended 🤔
RCGPruett · 26-30, M
@UnicornSparkles: Twice the epicness <3 there's a lot of really insane scenes that simply didn't make it into the theater because they weren't absolutely necessary for you to understand the story and because they would've made those movies even longer than they are already. The extended editions have like 1.5 hours of extra time per movie.
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@RCGPruett: holy crap I need to block like a half the day for that 😂
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@UnicornSparkles: I was impressed with the movie.
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Ugh, Trainspotting... that movie was dark. I saw they made a second one.
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@Kindheartedguy: I think the second is either just coming out or has come out already
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shadowplay · 26-30, M