Need a film to watch

daviesee
daviesee Posts: 6,386
edited November 2013 in The cake stop
Sadly, the one I have watched the most is The Matrix.

However

The one I always enjoy when re-watching is True Romance.
None of the above should be taken seriously, and certainly not personally.
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  • thegreatdivide
    thegreatdivide Posts: 5,807
    Blade Runner
  • mrfpb
    mrfpb Posts: 4,569
    High Noon
    Fort Apache
    A Matter of Life and Death

    I've just seen that the Life and Times of Colenel Blimp is on this weekend, a very good (if controversial) choice for Remembrance Day.
  • seanoconn
    seanoconn Posts: 11,671
    Not yet a classic but 'Drive' stylish, brooding and violent, is one on the best films I've see for a while. Great soundtrack as well :D
    Pinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי
  • blackpoolkev
    blackpoolkev Posts: 474
    If you're stuck for tomorrow night,"Run Lola Run" or "A Simple Plan" are both superb.
  • mr_goo
    mr_goo Posts: 3,770
    Ronin

    or

    Leon

    Damn good films in my opinion.
    Always be yourself, unless you can be Aaron Rodgers....Then always be Aaron Rodgers.
  • napoleond
    napoleond Posts: 5,992
    Ronin is a cracker!
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  • izza
    izza Posts: 1,561
    The Pinchcliffe Grand Prix - Murray Walker at his best.
  • Pross
    Pross Posts: 43,462
    Don't waste it on The Matrix!
  • daviesee
    daviesee Posts: 6,386
    madasahattersley wrote:
    The Matrix, there's a biggie I've never seen. That's my eve sorted, cheers!
    Its a PITA.
    1st watch - WTF?
    2nd watch - Understanding.
    3rd watch - Enjoyment.

    After the first watch you have to decide whether you can be bothered to acquire the taste.

    And don't bother with parts 2 or 3.
    None of the above should be taken seriously, and certainly not personally.
  • laurentian
    laurentian Posts: 2,548
    Goodfellas
    Wilier Izoard XP
  • mpatts
    mpatts Posts: 1,010
    Ferris Buellers Day Off is my all time fave.

    Other good ones are:

    Worlds Fastest Indian
    Untouchable (not the untouchables!)
    Insert bike here:
  • Bozman
    Bozman Posts: 2,518
    Whisky Galore.
    Get Carter(M Caine).
    The Train.
    Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid.
  • TheCoo'sTail
    TheCoo'sTail Posts: 113
    The Quiet Man!
    At the erse end o' a coo!
  • jordan_217
    jordan_217 Posts: 2,580
    seanoconn wrote:
    Not yet a classic but 'Drive' stylish, brooding and violent, is one on the best films I've see for a while. Great soundtrack as well :D

    +1. Agree with you on both points! Although, my Missus now want's to add Ryan Gosling to her 'allowed' list. The list is now longer than my Wiggle wishlist FFS.
    “Training is like fighting with a gorilla. You don’t stop when you’re tired. You stop when the gorilla is tired.”
  • seanoconn
    seanoconn Posts: 11,671
    jordan_217 wrote:
    seanoconn wrote:
    Not yet a classic but 'Drive' stylish, brooding and violent, is one on the best films I've see for a while. Great soundtrack as well :D

    +1. Agree with you on both points! Although, my Missus now want's to add Ryan Gosling to her 'allowed' list. The list is now longer than my Wiggle wishlist FFS.
    I actually bought the silk scorpion jacket (I so could have pulled off the look) but my wife made me send it back :lol:

    And don't worry, watch 'Only God Forgives' starring Gosling with the same director, your Missus will soon go off him.
    Pinno, מלך אידיוט וחרא מכונאי
  • afx237vi
    afx237vi Posts: 12,630
    If you liked Drive, I recommend:

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  • secretsam
    secretsam Posts: 5,120
    Right

    - 28 Days Later - scary as a scary thing with horns on
    - In Bruges - Violent, excellent, funny - like Tarantino only better with fewer Yanks and more Irish
    - Blade Runner - get the latest version you can, NOT the original which is ruined by stupidity
    - Fargo - see "In Bruges"
    - Sideways - like a French film, only set in California with Americans
    - Little Miss Sunshine - I nearly wee'd myself the first time I saw it
    - The 40 year-old Virgin - also funny
    - The Bournes are good
    - The latest Bond is a good film, full stop - let alone a good Bond film

    That'll do for now. Nothing in black 'n' white, 'cos frankly I've yet to see a decent B&W film - from the Battleship Potemkin onwards, they are either dreary or have too many "Darling?", "Yes, Darling?" "Oh, gosh, Darling" moments in it (see: Brief Encounter). The only exception is Le Samurai because it's French and has Alain Delon in it.
    It's just a hill. Get over it.
  • jordan_217
    jordan_217 Posts: 2,580
    seanoconn wrote:
    jordan_217 wrote:
    seanoconn wrote:
    Not yet a classic but 'Drive' stylish, brooding and violent, is one on the best films I've see for a while. Great soundtrack as well :D

    +1. Agree with you on both points! Although, my Missus now want's to add Ryan Gosling to her 'allowed' list. The list is now longer than my Wiggle wishlist FFS.
    I actually bought the silk scorpion jacket (I so could have pulled off the look) but my wife made me send it back :lol:

    And don't worry, watch 'Only God Forgives' starring Gosling with the same director, your Missus will soon go off him.

    Twinned with some Rapha Pro leather mitts, that would look the dogs :D
    “Training is like fighting with a gorilla. You don’t stop when you’re tired. You stop when the gorilla is tired.”
  • steviecfb
    steviecfb Posts: 31
    Intouchables.
  • Bozman
    Bozman Posts: 2,518
    afx237vi wrote:
    If you liked Drive, I recommend:

    PointBlank_Ger1.jpg

    Quality
  • jawooga
    jawooga Posts: 530
    I watched The Departed the other night for the first time. That is ace. Another classic is Training Day.
  • giantorangedale
    giantorangedale Posts: 79
    No country for old men
    should of used giantorangecannon
  • metronome
    metronome Posts: 670
    jordan_217 wrote:
    seanoconn wrote:
    jordan_217 wrote:
    seanoconn wrote:
    Not yet a classic but 'Drive' stylish, brooding and violent, is one on the best films I've see for a while. Great soundtrack as well :D

    +1. Agree with you on both points! Although, my Missus now want's to add Ryan Gosling to her 'allowed' list. The list is now longer than my Wiggle wishlist FFS.
    I actually bought the silk scorpion jacket (I so could have pulled off the look) but my wife made me send it back :lol:

    And don't worry, watch 'Only God Forgives' starring Gosling with the same director, your Missus will soon go off him.

    Twinned with some Rapha Pro leather mitts, that would look the dogs :D

    The Place beyond the Pines is another good Gosling movie. Saying that I don't think he can do any wrong. Cool dude and awesome actor.
    tick - tick - tick
  • meursault
    meursault Posts: 1,433
    http://www.afi.com/100years/movies.aspx

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    Superstition sets the whole world in flames; philosophy quenches them.

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  • afx237vi
    afx237vi Posts: 12,630
    SecretSam wrote:

    That'll do for now. Nothing in black 'n' white, 'cos frankly I've yet to see a decent B&W film - from the Battleship Potemkin onwards, they are either dreary or have too many "Darling?", "Yes, Darling?" "Oh, gosh, Darling" moments in it (see: Brief Encounter). The only exception is Le Samurai because it's French and has Alain Delon in it.

    ...and it's in colour :wink:
  • mamba80
    mamba80 Posts: 5,032
    In no particular order - inglorious basterds, shaw shank redemption and fried green tomatoes
  • thomthom
    thomthom Posts: 3,574
    edited November 2013
    Festen/The Celebration
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKe_AxTFGXc

    That is all.

    Powerful movie.
  • giantorangedale
    giantorangedale Posts: 79
    afx237vi wrote:
    SecretSam wrote:

    That'll do for now. Nothing in black 'n' white, 'cos frankly I've yet to see a decent B&W film - from the Battleship Potemkin onwards, they are either dreary or have too many "Darling?", "Yes, Darling?" "Oh, gosh, Darling" moments in it (see: Brief Encounter). The only exception is Le Samurai because it's French and has Alain Delon in it.

    ...and it's in colour :wink:

    Twelve angry men. Some like it hot.
    should of used giantorangecannon
  • ballysmate
    ballysmate Posts: 15,930
    giantorangedale wrote:
    afx237vi wrote:
    SecretSam wrote:

    That'll do for now. Nothing in black 'n' white, 'cos frankly I've yet to see a decent B&W film - from the Battleship Potemkin onwards, they are either dreary or have too many "Darling?", "Yes, Darling?" "Oh, gosh, Darling" moments in it (see: Brief Encounter). The only exception is Le Samurai because it's French and has Alain Delon in it.

    ...and it's in colour :wink:

    Twelve angry men. Some like it hot.

    It sounds like a gay porn film. :shock:
  • MichaelW
    MichaelW Posts: 2,164
    Quality B&W films:
    Battle of Algiers (Hit him darling)
    A Man Escaped (darling, he's gone)
    Attack!!!! (darling, follow me)
    The Bicycle Thief (darling, Have you seen my bike)
    The Big Sleep (Not tonight darling)
    Some Like It Hot (Give me some duvet, darling)
    High Noon (What time is it darling)
    Casablanca (Where's a nice place for some winter sunshine darling)
    Ace in the Hole (Darling, have you seen my...OK, found it)
    Seven Samurai (Darling, I'm sure I had eight)

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