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#81 Posted : 1/31/2011 8:04:13 PM

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"The Nines"

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#82 Posted : 1/31/2011 8:25:46 PM

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Have to second "the Nines". Everyone on this forum should see it. Gibran2 recommended it to me and I rented it, watched it twice in 2 days then ordered my own copy from amazon. Not a perfect film, but conceptually will strike a few chords with most here, I believe.

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#83 Posted : 2/1/2011 1:43:03 AM

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jbark wrote:
Have to second "the Nines". Everyone on this forum should see it. Gibran2 recommended it to me and I rented it, watched it twicw in 2 days then ordered my own copy from amazon. Not a perfect film, but conceptually will strke a few chords with most here, I believe.

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Yeah I agree. Not perfect but interesting. And different.
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#84 Posted : 2/17/2011 8:44:26 PM

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I've seen some great selections on this list. Thanks all for the recommendations.

I don't believe i saw this one yet : The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus

Heath Ledgers last film. Def worth the time to check out.

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#85 Posted : 2/17/2011 10:27:49 PM

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Soulshine wrote:

I don't believe i saw this one yet : The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus



That's a really good movie, you should definitely watch that movie, It has an very interesting concept. Also it has very good acting IMO.
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#86 Posted : 2/17/2011 10:30:17 PM

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Soulshine wrote:

I don't believe i saw this one yet : The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus



That's a really good movie, you should definitely watch that movie, It has an very interesting concept. Also it has very good acting IMO.
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#87 Posted : 2/17/2011 10:43:23 PM

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Mr Nice is a good film.
 
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#88 Posted : 2/18/2011 4:57:17 AM

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theres two that i haven't seen but iv heard and read amazing things.
Apocalypto
Blueberry

heres a link to a scene from Blueberry: http://www.youtube.com/w...bO7A&feature=related WARNING!! POSSIBLE SPOILER ALERT

also check out Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange

great stuff hopefully these will keep you entertained

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#89 Posted : 2/23/2011 11:02:06 PM

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Just finished watching "The Nines"

Excellent film I likely would of never seen were it not for this thread.
 
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#90 Posted : 2/24/2011 12:07:58 AM

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#91 Posted : 2/24/2011 12:13:57 AM

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I would thoroughly recommend all the Zeitgeist documentaries, especially the latest one Moving Foward.

Waking Life
American Psycho
Seven Pounds -- Was very moved by this movie

Many more but memory escapes me at the moment

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#92 Posted : 3/4/2011 12:05:25 AM

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Fantastic Planet (La Planete Sauvage)
1973 animated science fiction film with an awesome Funky soundtrack. It's about humans being kept as pets of giant aliens, dope.
 
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#93 Posted : 3/4/2011 12:45:43 AM

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Fantastic Planet (La Planete Sauvage)
1973 animated science fiction film with an awesome Funky soundtrack. It's about humans being kept as pets of giant aliens, dope.


YES! I have an old VHS and have been meaning to get the DVD. VERY strange - dates a bit, but well worth watching. Reminded me a little of the book "voyage to arcturus" by David Lindsay. Anyone read it?

Hypophantasychedelitrippholistica!! Both of em!

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#94 Posted : 3/4/2011 2:36:37 AM

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Stalker(1979) by Tarkovsky.

SWIM's has not seen deeper/philosophical movie than this. Although SWIMs lucky hes able to understand its original language and set/settings/atmosphere hence it resonated strongly with him. Even then it was a difficult watch however.

Huge props to anyone whos seen it and was able to understand it(even just fraction of it) and sit through its entire 3 hours and maybe even like it a little bit without having Russian background Very happy


Loved stalker, own it and watch it at least once a year. Check out The Sacrifice and Solaris by him as well.
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#95 Posted : 3/4/2011 2:38:12 AM

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jbark wrote:
qu3tz wrote:
Fantastic Planet (La Planete Sauvage)
1973 animated science fiction film with an awesome Funky soundtrack. It's about humans being kept as pets of giant aliens, dope.


YES! I have an old VHS and have been meaning to get the DVD. VERY strange - dates a bit, but well worth watching. Reminded me a little of the book "voyage to arcturus" by David Lindsay. Anyone read it?

Hypophantasychedelitrippholistica!! Both of em!

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Wow, that book sounds very interesting. Fantasy, philosophy and science fiction, now thats my cup of psychedelic tea!
 
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#96 Posted : 5/17/2011 7:04:51 AM

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#97 Posted : 5/18/2011 8:35:10 AM

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A lot of these are already posted. But theyre so awesome I'll post them again:

Waking Life

American Beauty

Dead Man (I don't think I saw this in the posts, its considered an "Acid Western", absolutely brilliant)

Enter The Void

Donnie Darko

Mulholland Drive

Fight Club

Locked up inside you, like the calm beneath castles, is a cavern of treasures no one has been to.

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#98 Posted : 5/18/2011 8:41:49 AM

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I don't know if these have been listed, but they are worth mentioning.

Pay it forward - A+++ on principle. The world needs more kids like that.

And a movie that just leaves your jaw dropped saying "Dayyyyum" is a 10 min movie called "Spider" available on NetFlix. Definitely worth checking out. Quote from the movie - "You always have to take everything one step too far"
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#99 Posted : 5/18/2011 8:54:12 PM

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PRIMER - awesome new twist on time travel, done more realistically(i think) but unique.
LOST IN TRANSLATION -bill murray semi-serious
SOMEWHERE - Done by same as ^
SPHERE - trippy horror flick
THE ABYSS - classic alien
SUNSHINE - beautifully done "save earth by re-igniting the sun"
A BEAUTIFUL MIND - genius w/schizophrenia
VANILLA SKY - psycological/beautifully done
THE ADJUSTMENT BUREAU - matt damon, twist on fate etc...
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#100 Posted : 5/18/2011 9:59:19 PM

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Some films I've enjoyed, * denotes my favorites:

Wristcutters: A Love Story*
Mr. Nobody
Eden Log
The Last Mimzy
Contact
The Cell
The Happening*
The Village*
Signs*
Lady in the Water
Romper Stomper (Think American History X, but with Russell Crowe as the lead)
Hard Candy (this one is quite disturbing, but good)
I am Legend*
I, Robot*
The Pursuit of Happyness
The Island
Fido (hilarious Zombie movie)
Pineapple Exress* (Bromance)
Law Abiding Citizen

That I saw already mentioned:

Black Swan (no love/interest of ballet required, it's a great film)
The Truman Show*
Memento
Total Recall
Natural Born Killers
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer
Cube trilogy
K-Pax
Highlander*
Dark City 1998
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind*
Fight Club
Twelve Monkeys
A Clockwork Orange*
Waking Life*
Into the Wild
Trainspotting
Spun
Seven Pounds
Gran Torino* (This one made me cry Laughing )
Shutter Island
Inception*

And if we go into TV:
Breaking Bad*
The Walking Dead*
Dune & Children of Dune Miniseries' (follows the books much more closely, more in depth)

One's on my list to see:
The Adjustment Bureau
Source Code
Paul
SuckerPunch
Hanna
Super 8
Iron Sky
 
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