[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]The prophet's song wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Second would be Heavenly Creatures. It's got such a strange plot it's hard to believe it all happened; everything from the dreamworld the two girls created to the killing the mother with a brick in a stocking part.
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It didn't happen at all!!
This is a fake documentary by Peter Jackson. It's a fictional story filmed as a documentary for creative purposes. This is why PJ doesn't have a cameo on this film (one of two in his filmography in wich it doesn't happen, the other being The Feebles for obvious reasons), it would be a dead giveaway that it was not a real documentary.
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This could be a good thread, but I'm hoping that it won't just be a list of your 20 favorite movies.
Pick one. And then give us a little something.
GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS - 1992
Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Ed Harris, Kevin Spacey, Alec Baldwin, Alan Arkin
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Probably the ultimate ensemble piece. A total of 4 sets used for the whole movie. Alec Baldwin's greatest role to date.
Pick one. And then give us a little something.
GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS - 1992
Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Ed Harris, Kevin Spacey, Alec Baldwin, Alan Arkin
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Probably the ultimate ensemble piece. A total of 4 sets used for the whole movie. Alec Baldwin's greatest role to date.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Micrówave wrote: [/QUOTENAME]This could be a good thread, but I'm hoping that it won't just be a list of your 20 favorite movies.
Pick one. And then give us a little something.
GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS - 1992
Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Ed Harris, Kevin Spacey, Alec Baldwin, Alan Arkin
---------------
Probably the ultimate ensemble piece. A total of 4 sets used for the whole movie. Alec Baldwin's greatest role to date. [/QUOTE]
Always be closing.
Pick one. And then give us a little something.
GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS - 1992
Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Ed Harris, Kevin Spacey, Alec Baldwin, Alan Arkin
---------------
Probably the ultimate ensemble piece. A total of 4 sets used for the whole movie. Alec Baldwin's greatest role to date. [/QUOTE]
Always be closing.
Commando
Back To School
Revenge of the Nerds
Animal House
Crash
Blues Brothers
The Producers
Anchorman
40 Year Old Virgin
Seven
The Big Lebowski
Back To School
Revenge of the Nerds
Animal House
Crash
Blues Brothers
The Producers
Anchorman
40 Year Old Virgin
Seven
The Big Lebowski
The Dude Abides
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]MDNA wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]The prophet's song wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Second would be Heavenly Creatures. It's got such a strange plot it's hard to believe it all happened; everything from the dreamworld the two girls created to the killing the mother with a brick in a stocking part.
[/QUOTE]
It didn't happen at all!!
This is a fake documentary by Peter Jackson. It's a fictional story filmed as a documentary for creative purposes. This is why PJ doesn't have a cameo on this film (one of two in his filmography in wich it doesn't happen, the other being The Feebles for obvious reasons), it would be a dead giveaway that it was not a real documentary.[/QUOTE]
Sorry, got this mixed up with another movie of his. ignore this post.
Second would be Heavenly Creatures. It's got such a strange plot it's hard to believe it all happened; everything from the dreamworld the two girls created to the killing the mother with a brick in a stocking part.
[/QUOTE]
It didn't happen at all!!
This is a fake documentary by Peter Jackson. It's a fictional story filmed as a documentary for creative purposes. This is why PJ doesn't have a cameo on this film (one of two in his filmography in wich it doesn't happen, the other being The Feebles for obvious reasons), it would be a dead giveaway that it was not a real documentary.[/QUOTE]
Sorry, got this mixed up with another movie of his. ignore this post.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Micrówave wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Pick one. And then give us a little something.[/QUOTE]
Yes that was what I thought. But then eveyone started making their top 10 or whatever. I was thinking that everyone pick few movies and then write why is movie one of their favourites, their thoughts and things they liked about the movie. I wrote up there how should eveyone do it...but fuck it...it didn't worked :P
Yes that was what I thought. But then eveyone started making their top 10 or whatever. I was thinking that everyone pick few movies and then write why is movie one of their favourites, their thoughts and things they liked about the movie. I wrote up there how should eveyone do it...but fuck it...it didn't worked :P
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]g_pretender wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]MDNA wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]The prophet's song wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Second would be Heavenly Creatures. It's got such a strange plot it's hard to believe it all happened; everything from the dreamworld the two girls created to the killing the mother with a brick in a stocking part.
[/QUOTE]
It didn't happen at all!!
This is a fake documentary by Peter Jackson. It's a fictional story filmed as a documentary for creative purposes. This is why PJ doesn't have a cameo on this film (one of two in his filmography in wich it doesn't happen, the other being The Feebles for obvious reasons), it would be a dead giveaway that it was not a real documentary.[/QUOTE]
Sorry, got this mixed up with another movie of his. ignore this post.[/QUOTE]
S'all good :)
I heard one of the girls is living in England now as a writer, can't remember what happened to the other one.
What movie were you thinking of?
Second would be Heavenly Creatures. It's got such a strange plot it's hard to believe it all happened; everything from the dreamworld the two girls created to the killing the mother with a brick in a stocking part.
[/QUOTE]
It didn't happen at all!!
This is a fake documentary by Peter Jackson. It's a fictional story filmed as a documentary for creative purposes. This is why PJ doesn't have a cameo on this film (one of two in his filmography in wich it doesn't happen, the other being The Feebles for obvious reasons), it would be a dead giveaway that it was not a real documentary.[/QUOTE]
Sorry, got this mixed up with another movie of his. ignore this post.[/QUOTE]
S'all good :)
I heard one of the girls is living in England now as a writer, can't remember what happened to the other one.
What movie were you thinking of?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]The prophet's song wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]g_pretender wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]MDNA wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]The prophet's song wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Second would be Heavenly Creatures. It's got such a strange plot it's hard to believe it all happened; everything from the dreamworld the two girls created to the killing the mother with a brick in a stocking part.
[/QUOTE]
It didn't happen at all!!
This is a fake documentary by Peter Jackson. It's a fictional story filmed as a documentary for creative purposes. This is why PJ doesn't have a cameo on this film (one of two in his filmography in wich it doesn't happen, the other being The Feebles for obvious reasons), it would be a dead giveaway that it was not a real documentary.[/QUOTE]
Sorry, got this mixed up with another movie of his. ignore this post.[/QUOTE]
S'all good :)
I heard one of the girls is living in England now as a writer, can't remember what happened to the other one.
What movie were you thinking of?[/QUOTE]
Forgetten Silver.
It's a fake documentaru about a New Zealand film maker that doesn't exist.
Second would be Heavenly Creatures. It's got such a strange plot it's hard to believe it all happened; everything from the dreamworld the two girls created to the killing the mother with a brick in a stocking part.
[/QUOTE]
It didn't happen at all!!
This is a fake documentary by Peter Jackson. It's a fictional story filmed as a documentary for creative purposes. This is why PJ doesn't have a cameo on this film (one of two in his filmography in wich it doesn't happen, the other being The Feebles for obvious reasons), it would be a dead giveaway that it was not a real documentary.[/QUOTE]
Sorry, got this mixed up with another movie of his. ignore this post.[/QUOTE]
S'all good :)
I heard one of the girls is living in England now as a writer, can't remember what happened to the other one.
What movie were you thinking of?[/QUOTE]
Forgetten Silver.
It's a fake documentaru about a New Zealand film maker that doesn't exist.
"Sicko" by that fat guy is good.
The best movie I saw all year was Dan In Real Life. That's a goodun.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=pink>Poo wrote: [/QUOTENAME]"Sicko" by that fat guy is good.[/QUOTE]
"that fat guy" has a name, it's Michael Moore, probably one of the best non-fiction film makers of our time. Please be a litle more respectful.
"that fat guy" has a name, it's Michael Moore, probably one of the best non-fiction film makers of our time. Please be a litle more respectful.
Rocky Horror Picture Show (starring Tim Curry)
Chicago (starring Renee Zellweger and Catherine Zeta-Jones)
Happy Gilmore (starring Adam Sandler)
Coming to America (starring Eddie Murphy)
Forrest Gump (starring Tom Hanks)
Orange County (starring Jack Black)
Nacho Libre (starring Jack Black)
Chicago (starring Renee Zellweger and Catherine Zeta-Jones)
Happy Gilmore (starring Adam Sandler)
Coming to America (starring Eddie Murphy)
Forrest Gump (starring Tom Hanks)
Orange County (starring Jack Black)
Nacho Libre (starring Jack Black)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]g_pretender wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=pink>Poo wrote: [/QUOTENAME]"Sicko" by that fat guy is good.[/QUOTE]
"that fat guy" has a name, it's Michael Moore, probably one of the best non-fiction film makers of our time. Please be a litle more respectful.[/QUOTE]
This is the internet. I can be as disrespectful as I like and I honestly don't think anyone will care.
"that fat guy" has a name, it's Michael Moore, probably one of the best non-fiction film makers of our time. Please be a litle more respectful.[/QUOTE]
This is the internet. I can be as disrespectful as I like and I honestly don't think anyone will care.
Uhuhuhuhuh.
I really like.
The Phantom of the Opera, as well. It is a definite favorite.
I really like.
The Phantom of the Opera, as well. It is a definite favorite.