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Old 03-03-2003, 01:03 AM   #76
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1. Brain Candy
2. Do the Right Thing
3. Batman
4. Unbreakable
5. Silent Running
6. Naked Gun
7. Blood Hook
8. Tremors
9. Spanking the Monkey
10. UHF
Three cheers for Unbreakable and Tremors!

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Old 03-03-2003, 01:06 AM   #77
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Three cheers for Unbreakable and Tremors!

(Sorry, I'm in a weird mood right now.)
Whose list was that? I'll give three cheers for "Do The Right Thing".
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Old 03-15-2003, 10:31 AM   #80
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I thought this would be a list I could relate to upon seeing the first pick, but I was disappointed by the following 8, and figured the last one was a fluke. How can you so enjoy Amelie, but also enjoy the likes of Shrek, Lilo and Stitch, and Legally Blonde, etc...??? [/B]
BrooksB, I know what I like, and I'm sorry you can't relate to me, but hey. You need some laughs to balance out the tears.... I'm not going to try and justify my choices too much, because they are *my* choices and I have a horrible time trying to explain myself. But I'm glad you liked Amelie. That movie was so beautiful...and Monty Phython was just so funny.

As for the animated features, don't try and downplay animation as a "kid" thing....it's an art. I admire Lilo and Stitch's watercolor backgrounds, and Shrek is just genius (in terms of animation)

As for your final question, I can't give you an answer that you would understand...you would need to know me much deeper to understand any answer I would give.
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Old 03-16-2003, 09:52 PM   #81
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BrooksB, I know what I like, and I'm sorry you can't relate to me, but hey. You need some laughs to balance out the tears.... I'm not going to try and justify my choices too much, because they are *my* choices and I have a horrible time trying to explain myself. But I'm glad you liked Amelie. That movie was so beautiful...and Monty Phython was just so funny.


It's just that I put Amelie on a higher level than most of the ones you mentioned. I didn't mean to cut you down or anything. I like Monty Python too. I also have funny movies on my list, including Amelie-- it's not a straight up comedy, but it's quite funny nonetheless.

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As for the animated features, don't try and downplay animation as a "kid" thing....it's an art. I admire Lilo and Stitch's watercolor backgrounds, and Shrek is just genius (in terms of animation)


I like animate movies too, just not the ones yoy listed. Those just annoy me, and I don't place them as high as Amelie as far as quality goes. Especially Shrek *shudders*

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That's cool, it was a rhetorical question anywho
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brooksb, thanks for responding... sorry for the "animation is an art" speech - I'm put on the defensive all the time at school, so it's hard for me not to be... well happy movie watching days...
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I just saw 'M,' a movie on VictoryRose's list. Wow, very good stuff. Amazing that it was made in '31. It might be added to my list pretty soon.
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In no particular order, I think...

1-Amelie
2-Magnolia
3-Run Lola Run
4-The Empire Of The Sun
5-Ghost World
6-13 Conversations About One Thing
7-Kung Pow:Enter The Fist
8-In The Bedroom
9-American History X
10-The Royal Tenembaums

I'm yet to see Adaptation, Amores Perro, and Our Lady Of The Assassins.I've heard they're worth checking out, so...
No offense...but 8 of these 10 are movies from the 2000s...haven't you seen any real classics?
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No offense...but 8 of these 10 are movies from the 2000s...haven't you seen any real classics?
Very, very, very, very Good point. I always love lists filled with every hip indie film from the last 3 years, but they fail to catch any classics from before 1980.
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I just saw 'M,' a movie on VictoryRose's list. Wow, very good stuff. Amazing that it was made in '31. It might be added to my list pretty soon.
"M" is in my queue. There are a few flicks from the '30s that I want to see, badly...but they are so darned hard to find.

I'm really stoked to watch Metropolis...from all I've heard...it's amazing.
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I'm really stoked to watch Metropolis...from all I've heard...it's amazing.
Yeah, that is another one I am meaning to see...

Let me know when you have seen The Addiction.
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Yeah, that is another one I am meaning to see...

Let me know when you have seen The Addiction.
It's not at Netflix...so wish me luck in finding it anywhere here in Alaska...
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It's not at Netflix...so wish me luck in finding it anywhere here in Alaska...
Ah, that sucks majorly. Hopefully your movie rental places have a really good selection. Or you could complain to Netflix about it.
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