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i have too many favorites to post pictures of... damn.
And loads more
QUOTE(GnomeIdeals @ Aug 18 2006, 08:08 PM) 
I'd want to watch those, what are these?
the first 2 are PECKER (I think) and ART SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL
and the last one is LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE
and the last one is LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE
QUOTE(Ihatemusic @ Aug 18 2006, 09:21 PM)
I'd want to watch those, what are these?
"Pecker" (A John Waters Film)
"Art School Confidential"
"Cashback" (A short film)
and
"Little Miss Sunshine" (Out in theaters)
Here they are...
QUOTE(LaurenNicholls @ Jul 9 2006, 10:57 AM)
i love finding nemo....
Mine?
mine!
QUOTE(Aurélie @ Aug 26 2006, 10:16 PM)
I saw that film not too long ago. It was cute, well the concept of "the game" was.
QUOTE(GnomeIdeals @ Aug 19 2006, 04:08 AM)
what a great scene
im gonna die if someone doesnt get me a fuckin weiner
QUOTE(GnomeIdeals @ Aug 29 2006, 12:03 AM)
BEST MOVIE EVER. lol even the tv show was good(yes the spin off!)
Isn't it? It's hysterical. I used to love the televsion show.
Attack of the KILLER Tomatoes!
They just don't make good television, or ridiculous cult classic films like they used to.
Attack of the KILLER Tomatoes!
They just don't make good television, or ridiculous cult classic films like they used to.
I Shot Andy Warhol
QUOTE(AnnaNicholls @ Apr 8 2006, 02:43 AM)
I love that movie!
I love it too!,it's actually one of my favourite movies
QUOTE(GnomeIdeals @ Aug 29 2006, 06:59 PM)
I Shot Andy Warhol
i just watched that twice
it was really good
The Death of Salvador Dali.
oliver and company
^ I loved that movie when I was little 
i still love it 
Harold and Maude.
i love how whiny he is at the start..."why cant you all just die and leave me alone"
No contest...Bram Stoker's Dracula
First who came in mind:
These are in the top of my favourite Japanese movie:
The real "Kairo" not that stupid remake "Pulse"
Ringu not "The Ring"
I hate all those remake that Americans directors are making....Japanese movies got a soul...
There's many more Jpanese movies that I would like to put....
Quentin Tarantino was a real genius when he made Pulp Fiction but not for KillBill. In many interviews Tarantino said that he was inspired by "ShurayukiHime"a-k-a "Lady Snowblood".
Inspired my ass, he just made a rip-off of that beautiful movie. That thing of revenge, the battle with the crazy 88, even some shooting are the same like when the Bride see the four deadly vipers while she's on the floor...I used to be a fan of Tarantino but after that....
The real "Kairo" not that stupid remake "Pulse" Ringu not "The Ring"I hate all those remake that Americans directors are making....Japanese movies got a soul...
There's many more Jpanese movies that I would like to put....
QUOTE(Nadj' @ Sep 25 2006, 08:36 PM)
Quentin Tarantino was a real genius when he made Pulp Fiction but not for KillBill. In many interviews Tarantino said that he was inspired by "ShurayukiHime"a-k-a "Lady Snowblood".
Inspired my ass, he just made a rip-off of that beautiful movie. That thing of revenge, the battle with the crazy 88, even some shooting are the same like when the Bride see the four deadly vipers while she's on the floor...I used to be a fan of Tarantino but after that....
love that movie
QUOTE(lady_snowblood @ Sep 26 2006, 01:47 AM)
These are in the top of my favourite Japanese movie:
I hate all those remake that Americans directors are making....Japanese movies got a soul...
There's many more Jpanese movies that I would like to put....
Quentin Tarantino was a real genius when he made Pulp Fiction but not for KillBill. In many interviews Tarantino said that he was inspired by "ShurayukiHime"a-k-a "Lady Snowblood".
Inspired my ass, he just made a rip-off of that beautiful movie. That thing of revenge, the battle with the crazy 88, even some shooting are the same like when the Bride see the four deadly vipers while she's on the floor...I used to be a fan of Tarantino but after that....
ooh no i love so much this movie !!
i'll check out if i could see "lady snowblood" !!!
QUOTE(wednesday @ Sep 26 2006, 02:05 PM)
love that movie
ooof course !!! i saw a very long time ago i do not remember everything ...aw i have to saw it again but it's so ahrd to find here!!
My four favourite movies.
Garden State
The Phantom of the Opera
Dirty Dancing Havana Nights
Ghost World
Garden State
The Phantom of the Opera
Dirty Dancing Havana Nights
Ghost World
My faverite asian movies:
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Edward Scissorhands
Moulin Rouge
The Nightmare before Christmas
Corpse Bride
The Notebook
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Alice in Wonderland
And at last, but not least, The Breakfast Club
I'm sorry, there are too many
Moulin Rouge
The Nightmare before Christmas
Corpse Bride
The Notebook
Alice in Wonderland
And at last, but not least, The Breakfast Club
I'm sorry, there are too many
Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind
Crash
A Night At The Roxbury
Crash
A Night At The Roxbury
i love nanny mcphee
Omg. That movie was so scary.
Edward scissor hands.......i love that movie, poor edward i cried first time i saw the bit when he destroyes the hands and the end.
you know what else i love, waynes world
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you know what else i love, waynes world
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City Of God - love that movie!
I know it looks kinda scary but it really is a wonderful film...
I know it looks kinda scary but it really is a wonderful film...
QUOTE(Eugenia_Nicholls @ Oct 26 2006, 10:08 AM)
And at last, but not least, The Breakfast Club
*gasp* The Breakfast Club!!!!!
The Dead Poet's Society
I got that out but i never watched it
I want to now
I want to now
QUOTE(wednesday @ Oct 29 2006, 10:17 AM)
Edward scissor hands.......i love that movie, poor edward i cried first time i saw the bit when he destroyes the hands and the end.
i did too. In school.
QUOTE(Ava Adore @ Oct 30 2006, 12:01 AM)
I got that out but i never watched it
I want to now
You mean Dead Poet's Society? Great movie. Watch it!
Um, let's see . . . how about the Green Mile, anyone?
Pianiste, La
A story of love and obesession that is really interesting and quite sick at times, but beautiful story.
Summery:
Erika Kohut (Isabelle Huppert), forty, is a honourable piano teacher to the Academy of Vienna. Carrying out a life of bachelor confirmed in her old possessive mother (Annie Girardot), this musician leaves free course to her sexuality unslung by épiant the others. Secretly attending the peep-shows and the cinemas porns, Erika Kohut plunges in a morbid voyeurism and inflicts mutilations by pure pleasure masochist. Until the day when Walters (Benoit Magimel), a pupil of a score of years, fall in love with it. From this affection is born a disconcerting relation, animated and perverse between the Master and his disciple.
A story of love and obesession that is really interesting and quite sick at times, but beautiful story.
Summery:
Erika Kohut (Isabelle Huppert), forty, is a honourable piano teacher to the Academy of Vienna. Carrying out a life of bachelor confirmed in her old possessive mother (Annie Girardot), this musician leaves free course to her sexuality unslung by épiant the others. Secretly attending the peep-shows and the cinemas porns, Erika Kohut plunges in a morbid voyeurism and inflicts mutilations by pure pleasure masochist. Until the day when Walters (Benoit Magimel), a pupil of a score of years, fall in love with it. From this affection is born a disconcerting relation, animated and perverse between the Master and his disciple.
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Frida.
^ Any movie with them in it is amazing.
if there's any movie that is absolutely beautiful, it's this one.
^ Harold and Maude . . . one of my all-time favorites.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off:
Ferris Bueller's Day Off:
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