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jamestkirk wrote:
MistyJm wrote:Hot.
Hot's good too, MJ!
I know. :oops:
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Got a choice of watching Titanic or Scarface tonight. Gonna go for Scarface. =)

I will have to rent this one soon for sure. Still love this movie.

Wild Orchid
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MistyJm wrote:Got a choice of watching Titanic or Scarface tonight. Gonna go for Scarface. =)

I will have to rent this one soon for sure. Still love this movie.

Wild Orchid
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=86kh3CdKI ... re=related

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=bb12lRtkw ... re=related

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That's not a choice. Scarface is way better than Titanic.
Tony Montana is a fucking bad ass. Pacino did a very good job.
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Scarface (1932)
Also great.
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Scarface & Goodfellas.....great movies.

Now for something completely different.....watched "My Cousin VINNY" last night. I still laugh to tears with that flick!! :lol:
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I am trying to find a way to watch this one. It hasn't been released yet in Holland. :(

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I think you'll like it. :wink: Check out Death Proof as well. =)
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Thank you for bring this one to my attention D. ;0
I didn't even know it existed.
There's got to be a way I can watch this. Maybe download it from somewhere with Dutch subtitles. I'm gonna hunt for it. =)
I love Tarantino and Dennis Hopper is in it. I know I am so going to like this.
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I don't know if you can get this one outside of Holland.
De Dominee.
A movie about the life of this man:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klaas_Bruinsma_(drug_lord)

Klaas Bruinsma
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=MFvl9cN3F6o


As you can read he was the biggest in Dutch Mafia in that time. Got shot in the early 90's.
Also you can read that his former bodyguard said one of our princesses from the Royal family fucked Bruinsma. Of course she denied it. She said she just spend a night on the boat sleeping doing nothing there. But I'm telling you she's fucking lying. =) I know for a fact that you do not get to spend time with such a man without him getting something in return.
No charity, no friendly sleepovers. That's not how it works.
Anyway I like this movie. For Dutch standards it's a good one.

Sadly there are not many previews to find on you tube.

De Dominee Trailer
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De Dominee
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Forgot to post these. Some more scenes from Turks Fruit ( Turkish delight) on you tube.
Still love this movie.

Turks fruit (1973) - wine and rain
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Turks fruit (1973) - bed, mirror and candles
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Turks fruit (1973) - statues, bridge, stealing the flowers
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Some classic TV shows that seem to fit here now since they are presented on DVD movie format. The spy genera .......

I Spy (the Don Quixote episode with Boris Karloff, especially), The Man From U.N.C.L.E., The Avengers =) , Secret Agent....

and my favorite.... The Prisoner. :mrgreen: That big menacing "balloon" taking down Patrick got me every time!!
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wha happened wrote:Good movie. But my fav QT film is still Reservoir Dogs.
That is one of my tops as well.....I love Mr. Pink :lol:
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jamestkirk wrote:"On The Waterfront" is a great one! It must have one of the greatest scenes ever..
......."I coulda' been a contender....."

I LOVE Brando.. A Streetcar Named Desire is what did it for me.

That man was a genius. <3
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violentblossom wrote:
jamestkirk wrote:"On The Waterfront" is a great one! It must have one of the greatest scenes ever..
......."I coulda' been a contender....."

I LOVE Brando.. A Streetcar Named Desire is what did it for me.

That man was a genius. <3
STELLA!!!! :-o
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jamestkirk wrote:
violentblossom wrote:
jamestkirk wrote:"On The Waterfront" is a great one! It must have one of the greatest scenes ever..
......."I coulda' been a contender....."

I LOVE Brando.. A Streetcar Named Desire is what did it for me.

That man was a genius. <3
STELLA!!!! :-o
yeah, lol. we did that play in High School.

the audience was a bit shocked in some parts, to say the least.
"The eyes that actually saw the light melted out of sheer ecstasy. For one instant, everybody was the same color. It made angels out of everybody.?
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TheDoorsMusic wrote:I think you'll like it. :wink: Check out Death Proof as well. =)
I love Death Proof!!

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Yeah, I thought it was a pretty good movie. Gave it a 5/5 star rating on Netflix. Those are the types of movies I like. :)

Watched Edmond last weekend. That was pretty trippy.
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Edmond....have not heard of that one.

I'll have to check it out.


Google the top ten most disturbing movies of all time, some of them are actually really good...some of my fav's. Many of them are the original foreign films, but the foreign movie remakes now a days are usually the sellers in the US. Some of them are banned from the US but you can easily get a bootlegged copy off the net somewhere.


and to add an edit: Death Proof somewhat parallels HWY.....but in a completely different tone (I have been drinking so I hope that makes sense????)
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I saw Valkyrie yesterday! I hadnt heard of any operation called valkyrie during the WW2 .Exc+ movie ! it seems tha the course of the world can change within a moment ..
you should see it !
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Takes me a while to catch up, but I saw......

Royal Tenenbaums .......
on Saturday & beyond the great cast & the off-beat, absurdist, black humor....the soundtrack blew me way:

Tracks by:
Vince Guaraldi
John Lennon
The Clash
Bob Dylan
NICO....for all you Nico lovers!
Velvet Underground
The Ramones
Paul Simon
NICK DRAKE
Rolling Stones
Beatles
Eric Satie
Van Morrison
& more

Don't get the first release soundtrack CD....several tracks are withheld.

Anyone else enjoy this Owen Wilson & Wes Anderson film? :mrgreen:

How about some more absurdist films with great sound tracks? What's your favorite soundtrack? Doors excluded !!
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I've always enjoyed Robin Williams and his wild improv. He can still get me laughing to tears on late night TV.
I remember enjoying Mork & Mindy but never would have guessed at the time that he would show such powerful talents on the big screen.

Of all his great roles, I kind of enjoy a smaller movie best..."The Fisher King" gets me every time. Of course, any film involving a Monty Python alum will get me in, even if it's "only" with Terry Gilliam as director. A story of forgiveness & redemption......

Williams' movies are destined to become classics and stand the test of time, I think.

What are your faves from Robin?? :mrgreen:
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From Robin Williams? That has got to be Goodmorning Vietnam.
Loved that movie.
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Yup, the Fisher King is a great movie. I haven't watched it for years, though


I'm going through a Woody Allen phase, lately. The man is a genious,
I loved all the movies of his I saw
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kostis wrote:Yup, the Fisher King is a great movie. I haven't watched it for years, though


I'm going through a Woody Allen phase, lately. The man is a genious,
I loved all the movies of his I saw
I enjoyed fisher king too,i love robin williams!
Kostis have you seen Match point ?Great movie ,one of my best!
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lizardkingteo wrote:
kostis wrote:Yup, the Fisher King is a great movie. I haven't watched it for years, though


I'm going through a Woody Allen phase, lately. The man is a genious,
I loved all the movies of his I saw
I enjoyed fisher king too,i love robin williams!
Kostis have you seen Match point ?Great movie ,one of my best!
I haven't watched that yet. It's in my plans :)

"plans".. well. whenever I'm in the mood
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In keeping with the Holiday season....guess I'll pop in Harvey!! :wink:
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I always loved Kalifornia with Brad Pitt, Juliette Lewis and David Duchovny.

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Just got the first season of Steve McQueen in "Wanted: Dead or Alive"...really nice.

The king of cool....always.



Time to pull out "The Great Escape". =)
Hey SF, where's a sunglasses smilie!!??




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jamestkirk wrote:Just got the first season of Steve McQueen in "Wanted: Dead or Alive"...really nice.

The king of cool....always.
He deserved an Oscar for Papillon.
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"johnny got his gun" gotta be one of the cruelest movies ever.
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