Recommended Movies

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I loved this movie and became an instant fan of the music. Now playing at the Landmark theatres! Go see it!

Not recommended: Waitress. The worst movie I've seen in a long, long time.

my all-time favorite movie…

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I bought the three colors movies about 5 years ago and still have not watched them. I don't know why.

Recently watched and enjoyed:

Half Nelson
Little Children
Science of Sleep
Casino Royale

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also… the puffy chair. you me and everyone we know.

I watched Little Children this weekend and thought it was great. Reminds me a lot of the Lincoln Park posse of stay-at-home moms. We even have an extramarital affair that everyone knows about it but noone discusses (in the open).

weird!

Squid and the Whale was also awesome.

Beerfest

i highly recommend it. watch all of them within a reasonable time too so you can catch the similarities in all three movies.

Originally posted by K8teebug:
I bought the three colors movies about 5 years ago and still have not watched them. I don't know why.

Recently watched and enjoyed:

Half Nelson
Little Children
Science of Sleep
Casino Royale

Raising Victor Vargas is one of my faves :)

Crumb

Recently?
The Lives of Others

Seven Samurai

Breathless

The Party

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also… the puffy chair. you me and everyone we know.

My best friend did foley work on this movie.
I really loved Half Nelson too.

For those of you that haven't yet check out The Proposition. Screenplay and musical score by Nick Cave….an amazing movie.

Originally posted by econo:
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The Lives of Others

I second that emotion.

Also The Wind That Shakes the Barley, although kind of a downer was very well done I thought.

Buster Keaton's The General at AFI is a lot of fun.

Second the Proposition. It kicked ass.

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these are two of my favorite films. i saw diego luna at the tribeca film festival. he seemed pretty cool and so friendly. i wished i wasnt working so i could have gone and talked to him.

Third for The Proposition.
When i heard the movie was being made, I figured it was going to be good.
I was still suprised at how great is really is.

Am I the only American person who turns on the sub-titles for Australian and Britsh 'english' movies?

Oldboy is another good movie.

Originally posted by bizou311®:
my all-time favorite movie…

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I cast my vote for that one as well. Hell of a storyline, good acting, just an all-around great movie. Some may need to watch twice to tie-in all the storylines, though . . . .