Oh I'm sorry, Did I Break Your Conversation........Well Allow Me A Movie Thread by S&T

Gone With The Wind is a slog. Don't waste your time.

Some of my favorite classics are:
Cool Hand Luke
A Streetcar Named Desire
Sunset Blvd.
Double Indemnity
The Third Man
Cape Fear
Rear Window
Dial M for Murder
Strangers on a Train
I Wake Up Screaming
All About Eve
Born Yesterday (1950, not the remake)
Anatomy of A Murder
A Witness for the Prosecution
Scarlett Street
Home From The Hill
Night of the Hunter
 
I remember reading something about the worst films of all time. This Movie 43 was #1.
I can see why. I can’t take my eyes off of this train wreck. I need to read something real about this film, and see how I’m the **** they tricked all of these A listers into participating in this trash. This film is awful, there has to be a reason behind it.......to be continued.........
 
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I remember reading something about the worst films of all time. This Movie 43 was #1.
I can see why. I can’t take my eyes off of this train wreck. I need to read something real about this film, and see how I’m the **** they tricked all of these A listers into participating in this trash. This film is awful, there has to be a reason behind it.......to be continued.........
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www.theguardian.com

Movie 43: why did so many Hollywood stars sign up for the humiliation?

Critics have described grossout comedy Movie 43 as the worst film of all time. So how did the likes of Halle Berry and Hugh Jackman end up in it, asks Catherine Shoard
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Couple more to add to those fire lists...

One Flew Over The ****oo's Nest
Guess Who's Coming To Dinner
The Hustler (1961)
The Color of Money (sequel to The Hustler)
Escape From Alcatraz
Mean Streets
The Deer Hunter
Dog Day Afternoon
Deliverance
Bullitt
Blazing Saddles
Planet Of The Apes (1963)
Night Of The Living Dead
Rosemary's Baby
The Omen
The Exorcist

P.S why tf is ****oo's censored? :lol:
 
jpzx jpzx , my guy...

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... you've GOT to, my friend! 🤙😎
 
my never seen list is probably shocking
Toy Story (pretty much all cartoon movies). I'm sure i saw the Lion King when i was younger but don't really recall.
most war movies
Jurassic Park
Star Wars
Goonies, all that stuff
I don't know what i was watching as a kid or if i just don't remember seeing them
 
I remember one time we had this discussion YEARS ago. Can't remember if it was in this thread, or in a movie discussion in S&T, but I remember it was a GRIP of movies I hadn't seen and everyone was all flipping out. I remember the only Tarantino movie I had seen at the time, I think, was Reservoir Dogs. I remember saying I hadn't seen It's A Beautiful Life, Matrix, nothing from Leo DiCrappio, as I used to call his him with his ever-so-punchable looking face (this was WELL before Revenant, Wall Street, even Shutter Island, I think).

Now I've seen all that. Even Matrix. Just the first one. I can't get past Keanu's voice!! UUUGGGHH!!! 😂😂😂😬🤦‍♂️

Still no Rocky, though. Or Rambo, actually.
 
The only Tarantino movie I have seen is OUATIH...

I enjoyed Rocky 1 - 4 as a young buck. They would always show the marathons, and I would watch them as a warm up to the actual PPVs on Saturday nights (illegal cable ftw) :pimp:

Not too sure how I would receive them for the first time as an adult. I haven't revisited them, but I heard the racist and/or political propaganda was pretty overt.
 
el presidente said:
The only Tarantino movie I have seen is OUATIH...

I enjoyed Rocky 1 - 4 as a young buck. They would always show the marathons, and I would watch them as a warm up to the actual PPVs on Saturday nights (illegal cable ftw) :pimp:

Not too sure how I would receive them for the first time as an adult. I haven't revisited them, but I heard the racist and/or political propaganda was pretty overt.
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But for real what are you even doing in this thread? Doesn’t the title confuse you??
 
Three Identical Strangers (2018)

7/8

Interesting look on nature versus nurture. A few "twists" as well. Hulu has a :emoji_fire: documentary collection, I might have to knock a few out.
 
el presidente said:
The only Tarantino movie I have seen is OUATIH...

I enjoyed Rocky 1 - 4 as a young buck. They would always show the marathons, and I would watch them as a warm up to the actual PPVs on Saturday nights (illegal cable ftw) :pimp:

Not too sure how I would receive them for the first time as an adult. I haven't revisited them, but I heard the racist and/or political propaganda was pretty overt.
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Man Pulp Fiction is one of the most American film ever. Log off & go watch that ****, now.
 
I’ve seen basically everything from the 80s and 90s and most of movies from before then that are widely regarded as all-time greats (shout out to the film class I took at UCSB). But still a few Hitchcock movies I need to get too.

I’ve never watched a John Wayne movie (that I can recall) and don’t really feel compelled to now, but I do want to check out a couple of the old Clint Eastwood Westerns like A Fistful of Dollars, etc., which I also have not seen.
 
lawdog1 said:
I’ve never watched a John Wayne movie (that I can recall) and don’t really feel compelled to now, but I do want to check out a couple of the old Clint Eastwood Westerns like A Fistful of Dollars, etc., which I also have not
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The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance is the way to go for John Wayne. It's really a Jimmy Stewart movie but you get enough of Wayne in it too
 
I think there's so many classic movies out there that unless you are a devoted film buff or someone put you on, you're going to miss something somewhere. For some, there really is a big gap in going back and watching old movies. . and I know for people my age and younger, they consider the 60s and 70s old

Me for example, back in college I made a point to watch as many classic movies as possible one year. I was knocking down like 6 a week but for whatever reason I never got around to westerns.. so that's the biggest hole in my film knowledge
 
HBO Max must sees (all on my to watch list):

Wise Blood
Voyage of the Damned
Under the Volcano
Ugetsu
Tokyo Story
To Be or Not To Be
Thunderbolt & Lightfoot
A Taste of Honey
Through A Glass Darkly
The Threepenny Opera
The Testament of Dr. Mabuse
Stromboli
Tess
The Stepfather
Stake out
Sisters
Smithereens
Shock Corridor
Shadows
Scenes from A Marriage
Seance on A Wet Afternoon
Senso
Salesman
Safety Last!
Sabotage
Sawdust & Tinsel
Rome, Open City
Running On Empty
A Room with a View
The Red Shoes
Richard III
The Ruling Class
Fashion
The Private Life of Henry the VIII
Rembrandt
Red Desert
Reds
The Postman Always Rings Twice
Quadrophenia
Point Blank
A Patch of Blue
Picnic At Hanging Rock
Persona
A Perfect World
Paris, Texas
Orpheus
The Parallax View
Ordinary People
Osaka Elegy
Our Man Flint
47 Ronin
The 400 Blows
The 39 Steps
Battleship Potemkin
Bicycle Thieves
Black Orpheus
Brute Force
Breathless
Carnival of Souls
Chimes at Midnight
Countdown
The Circus
Dr. Zhivago
Emperor Jones
Eraserhead
Exodus
Eyes Without A Face
Europe '51
Fantastic Planet
Elevator to the Gallows
The Entertainer
Faces
F for Fake
Foreign Correspondent
The Four Feathers
Front Page.
Great Expectations
Hanzo the Razor 1-3
Hamlet
The Hidden Fortress
Intermezzo
Ivan the Terrible
A King in New York
Lady Snowblood
The Last Wave
Late Autumn
Late Spring
Le Samourai
Lone Wolf & Cub 1-6
The Lodger
Long Voyage Home
Look Back in Anger
Love in the Afternoon
M
Mikey & Nicky
The Naked City
My Dinner with Andre
Nanook of the North
The Night Porter
Of Mice & Men
 
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Getting ready to watch Indiana Jones at the drive in
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Master Zik said:
HBO Max must sees (all on my to watch list):

Wise Blood
Voyage of the Damned
Under the Volcano
Ugetsu
Tokyo Story
To Be or Not To Be
Thunderbolt & Lightfoot
A Taste of Honey
Through A Glass Darkly
The Threepenny Opera
The Testament of Dr. Manure
Stromboli
Tess
The Stepfather
Stake out
Sisters
Smithereens
Shock Corridor
Shadows
Scenes from A Marriage
Seance on A Wet Afternoon
Senso
Salesman.safety Last!
Sabotage
Sawdust & Tinsel
Rome, Open City
Running On Empty
A Room with a View
The Red Shoes
Richard III
The Ruling Class
Fashion
The Private Life of Henry the VIII
Rembrandt
Red Desert
Reds
The Postman Always Rings Twice
Quadrophenia
Point Blank
A Patch of Blue
Picnic At Hanging Rock
Persona
A Perfect World
Paris, Texas
Orpheus
The Parallax View
Ordinary People
Osaka Elegy
Our Man Flint
47 Ronin
The 400 Blows
The 39 Steps
Battleship Potemkin
Bicycle Thieves
Black Orpheus
Brute Force
Breathless
Carnival of Souls
Chimes at Midnight
Countdown
The Circus
Dr. Zhivago
Emperor Jones
Eraserhead
Exodus
Eyes Without A Face
Europe '51
Fantastic Planet
Elevator to the Gallows
The Entertainer
Faces
F for Fake
Foreign Correspondent
The Four Feathers
Front Page.
Great Expectations
Hanzo the Razor 1-3
Hamlet
The Hidden Fortress
Intermezzo
Ivan the Terrible
A King in New York
Lady Snowblood
The Last Wave
Late Autumn
Late Spring
Le Samourai
Lone Wolf & Cub 1-6
The Lodger
Long Voyage Home
Look Back in Anger
Love in the Afternoon
M
Mikey & Nicky
The Naked City
My Dinner with Andre
Nanook of the North
The Night Porter
Of Mice & Men
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bookmarked for later. Good looks. Might make a list also!
 
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