A recent film should have been released in cinemas no more then 18 months ago, a not so recent film should have been released no less then 18 months ago.
I liked Wall.E and Resident evil apocalypse
Your favorite recent/not so recent films
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[13:50:53] <Zeph> omfg 1950s jazz 
[13:50:57] <WorldCupE> ZEPH
[13:51:01] <WorldCupE> WHAT
[13:51:11] <WorldCupE> hpw
[13:51:12] <WorldCupE> how
[13:51:12] <Zeph> everyone wears out halfway through the match
[13:51:15] <WorldCupE> ._.
[13:51:17] <WorldCupE> you
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[13:51:24] <WorldCupikaze> I think the broadcasters lowered the volume for certain frequencies
[13:51:35] <WorldCupikaze> WOAH
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[13:51:49] <WorldCupE> but not here
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[13:52:38] <WorldCupikaze> No
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[13:52:46] <WorldCupE> xD
[13:52:47] <Zeph> holy shot I'm vibrating to 1950s relaxing jazz
[13:52:58] <WorldCupE> ZEPH
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[13:54:18] <WorldCupE> precisely
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I'd have to say Wall-E is my favourite recent film, as well as the best film ever, in my opinion.
In recent films... I found Horton Hears A Who to be quite emotional (I get touchy with these 'child-like' things). Twilight was very good, too. And Stardust, which I recently watched, was very good. I think that's about it for recent films, though.
In recent films... I found Horton Hears A Who to be quite emotional (I get touchy with these 'child-like' things). Twilight was very good, too. And Stardust, which I recently watched, was very good. I think that's about it for recent films, though.
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My favorite recent films are covered in the top ten of 2008 topic, but so far as non-recent goes:
A Clockwork Orange, Dr. Strangelove, 2001: A Space Oddessy, The Big Lebowski, Gerry, Pulp Fiction, Fight Club, Requiem For a Dream, Eraserhead, Mulholland Dr., The Life Aquatic, American Beauty, Eternal Sunshine..., Being John Malkovich, Magnolia, Alphaville, Memento, Aliens, The Machinist, Rosemary's Baby, A Shot In The Dark, Apocalypse Now.
That about covers it. Basically anything -not- directed by Brian de Palma.
A Clockwork Orange, Dr. Strangelove, 2001: A Space Oddessy, The Big Lebowski, Gerry, Pulp Fiction, Fight Club, Requiem For a Dream, Eraserhead, Mulholland Dr., The Life Aquatic, American Beauty, Eternal Sunshine..., Being John Malkovich, Magnolia, Alphaville, Memento, Aliens, The Machinist, Rosemary's Baby, A Shot In The Dark, Apocalypse Now.
That about covers it. Basically anything -not- directed by Brian de Palma.
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Not recent:
Aliens, Alien, Blue Velvet, Buffalo 66, La Belle Et La Bette, Brick, Spirited Away, Fight Club, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Dark City, LOTR trilogy, etc...
Basically anything -not- directed by Michael Bay.
Aliens, Alien, Blue Velvet, Buffalo 66, La Belle Et La Bette, Brick, Spirited Away, Fight Club, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Dark City, LOTR trilogy, etc...
Basically anything -not- directed by Michael Bay.
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Fight Club and the LotR movies were good.
However, Animal House is the best movie ever made.
Also Dazed and Confused.
However, Animal House is the best movie ever made.
Also Dazed and Confused.
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Man on the Moon
Nightmare Before Christmas
Spirited Away
Kung Fu Panda
Duck Soup (Marx Brothers)
Wall-E
Dark Knight
Nightmare Before Christmas
Spirited Away
Kung Fu Panda
Duck Soup (Marx Brothers)
Wall-E
Dark Knight
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Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull!!!
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Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade!!!
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I really liked Yes Man, but not much else recently.
As for not-so-recent, Be Kind Rewind, Dan in Real Life, and The Truman Show. I have a thing for movies that make you laugh as well as really hit you in the face as a beautiful piece of work. You don't really expect Jack Black, Steve Carrell, and Jim Carrey (respectively) to do that, but hey...
I want to see Synecdoche, New York but I can't find it anywhere.
As for not-so-recent, Be Kind Rewind, Dan in Real Life, and The Truman Show. I have a thing for movies that make you laugh as well as really hit you in the face as a beautiful piece of work. You don't really expect Jack Black, Steve Carrell, and Jim Carrey (respectively) to do that, but hey...
I want to see Synecdoche, New York but I can't find it anywhere.
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I saw that this past June. wonderful, wonderful! movies I have recently seen and enjoyed watching: Sin City, [/i]The Dark Knight[/i] I saw for the 3rd time today. oh yeah, Gandhi too, last month, of course.OneSevenNine wrote:I really liked Yes Man, but not much else recently.
As for not-so-recent, Be Kind Rewind, Dan in Real Life, and The Truman Show. I have a thing for movies that make you laugh as well as really hit you in the face as a beautiful piece of work. You don't really expect Jack Black, Steve Carrell, and Jim Carrey (respectively) to do that, but hey...
I want to see Synecdoche, New York but I can't find it anywhere.
movies I saw a looooooong time ago: too many to name, I named most of em on some thread on the old forums. main three: [/i]The Pagemaster[/i], Hero (w/ Jet Li, Tony Leung, Maggie Cheung), The Bugs Bunny & Roadrunner movie
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I just watched Oldboy (2003).
This is a Korean film with English subtitles and my god was I impressed. It was a deep, complicated and confusing story that slowly explains itself bit by bit, which left me in awe. The acting was superb and I don't know what else to say, other than watch it.
This is a Korean film with English subtitles and my god was I impressed. It was a deep, complicated and confusing story that slowly explains itself bit by bit, which left me in awe. The acting was superb and I don't know what else to say, other than watch it.
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wedgie wrote:I just watched Oldboy (2003).
This is a Korean film with English subtitles and my god was I impressed. It was a deep, complicated and confusing story that slowly explains itself bit by bit, which left me in awe. The acting was superb and I don't know what else to say, other than watch it.
They're remaking it, WITH WILL SMITH!
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Ah so it seems. That would be...interesting. I think it would be a real stretch for Will Smith to play such a role though. :/
EDIT: I've also just watched The Pianist. It was pretty long, and I'm not much a fan of war films anyway, but this was a well made film that carried some real emotions home.
EDIT: I've also just watched The Pianist. It was pretty long, and I'm not much a fan of war films anyway, but this was a well made film that carried some real emotions home.
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