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Sun 25/11/01 at 03:12
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Ok, based on films I like and think others might enjoy,I thought I'd recommend a few a why:

Sexy Beast - Because it's the only UK gangster flick that matters since The Long Good Friday

Withnail & I - It's one the best written comedies ever, and improves with repeated viewings.

Natural Born Killers - An art film disguised as a stupid Hollywood blockbuster.

The Princess Bride - Funny, witty, clever and nice.

Heathers - Nasty, funny, dark and gleefully black hearted

Pump Up The Volume - See above reasons

City of Lost Children - A magical, surreal, perfect sci-fi/comedy/romance/horror movie. In French, but don't let that be the reason you never see this.

Spinal Tap - Rock and Roll mockumentary so funny it hurts.

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that's it for now, I must try to sleep
Sun 25/11/01 at 19:15
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"Devotion 2The Ocean"
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You should!

It cost me £26.99 from Amazon, but it was worth it!

:)
Sun 25/11/01 at 18:13
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Cool... I'll have to watch that Shogun thingy.
Sun 25/11/01 at 18:11
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"Devotion 2The Ocean"
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I recommend Shogun!

The 9 hours version!

It's a quality period Japanese film. About this English guy getting stranded in Japan with some of his ship mates!

You should check it out. Or read the book! Shogun by James Clavell.

:)
Sun 25/11/01 at 17:28
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Memento...yeah..umm..

I saw this and thought it was ok. Not brilliant, just ok. It was stunning until the last 10 mins, when the scriptwriter just had a nice big plot-w*** and spoilt it.

I just wanted to know who did the wife and why.
Instead? "It wasn't even anyone, you're just mental! No, I'm lying actually, it was me. No, it was you, but you forgot. Did you forgot that I'm a cop? Except you do my dirty work, but you don't actually, beacuse you just forgot"

Bah, take you surprise endings and shove 'em somewhere warm.

Mike from Neighbours was exceptional though.
Sun 25/11/01 at 14:29
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Where do I begin?...

Memento - ruddy brilliant thriller with Mike from Neighbours and Joe Pantoliano.

Swingers - hilarious comedy with Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau. 'You're money baby, you're so money and you don't even know it'.

Way of the Gun - bloody gun movie with Ryan Philippe and the best actor ever, Benicio Del Toro. 'I'll come over there and funstart your head.'

American Beauty - a film you have to see, simply for the best performance of the century from Kevin Spacey (except, perhaps, for his performance in Seven).

Cube -my head hurts.

That should do for now.
Sun 25/11/01 at 11:15
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Grosse Pointe Blank: Underachieving achieving comedy starring John Cusack and Dan Ackroyd, damn good film.

Animal House: The film that spawned a million others, this is the sort of thing they based films like American Pie and Road Trip on, damn funny film,

Porkys: Hillarious film, think American Pie with more nudity and even ruder humour.
Sun 25/11/01 at 11:15
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"funky blitzkreig"
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Amores Perros... I really cannot emphasise how important it is that you see this film.

So much so, that I am going to become a one man Amores Perros publicity machine.

Vottanator has "Heat"
Stryke has "Dogma"
and me, "They call Mr. Amores Perros Happy" (or should that be "They call me Mr. Tibbs!"

On a side note that is one of the great things about having a film buff English teacher I got to do the major piece of my English GCSE coursework on a film, "In the Heat of the Night"... another good film but avoid the follow ups.
Sun 25/11/01 at 10:25
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"I am Bumf Ucked"
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Fight Club. Because it's the only DVD I own.
Sun 25/11/01 at 10:11
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"Rong Xion Tong"
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No go on. Watch Armageddon just for the corny lines.

"Permission to shake the hand of the daughter of the bravest man I've ever met."
Sun 25/11/01 at 09:55
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1 - Dogma - No, Glengarry Glenross is not the funniest film ever, this is. Beutifully scripted, and the K Smith regulars love it.

2 - Titanic - Just kidding!

3 - Dragonheart - Possibly one of the most underestimated films ever. Great Dark Ages flick, and Sean Connery is a dragon. Superb.

4 - Armageddeon - Again, I'm having you on.

5 - Heat - You want to see the best police film ever, this is it. The pitched gunfight down a raod is a must-see. There you go Ross, I admit it. Heat rules. ;-)

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