by gilwarrior 137 Replies latest social entertainment
Farkel; nice playing! My girlfriend would be jealous; she has to do piano lessons as part of her Conservatory course, and I know she'd LOVE to be at your level. What's the parrot saying though? I swear at one point I made out the words 'rock'n'roll'!!
People living in glass paradigms shouldn't throw stones...
Duh......I forgot:
The Manchurian Candidate
Watched it years ago - no impact. Rewatched it last week, upon the recommendation of my Psych. Prof.
Was fascinated!
I agree with Farkel; Harold and Maude is one of my all-time favorites.
But my favorite movie of all time is:
Night on Earth
Absolutely the funniest movie I've ever seen. We've played it for friends and they never fail to crack up. Norm even had us play it a second time. It's hard to find; most movie-rental places don't have it, but you can order it from Amazon. I highly recommend it.
Night on Earth
Is that the one where Wynona Ryder plays a cab driver?
"Wings of the Dove" was an awesome movie too.
In the same theme as Wings of the Dove...has anyone seen the Red Violin (Samuel L Jackson)? Firelight is a really good movie too. Or Immortal Beloved?
Geez, I really need to stay away from this thread .
Oh, and I detested Trainspotting. I couldn't get past the part about the baby.
Sadie
Steel Magnolias
Fried Green Tomatoes
Beaches
Waiting to exhale
Desperately seeking Susan
Grease
Paint your Wagon
Yes, I'm kidding. Here is my real list:
Phenomenon
Conrac
The Razors Edge
The Fisher King
The Bride of Reanimator
Killer clowns from outer space
Gego
O Brother Where art thou
Empire of the sun
Oh wow, I can't believe I forgot this one! "American Dreamer" with Jobeth Williams and Tom Conti...one of my favorite movies of all times!!! Sigh...a romantic comedy...great chick flick, don't know if the guys would get into it tho.
Dana(planning a trip to the video store)
"Ordinary People"
TMS
I love a good movie!
The Ref with Dennis Leary and Kevin Spacy
PCU with Jeremy Piven and David Spade
Love Stinks with French Stewart
Comedy classics, every one - check 'em out
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life is the opportunity for art
Sadie,
You're right. "The Red Violin" is an excellent movie. I love dark romances, especially intertwined with mystery.
Cheers,
Rational
Mozzer4life, Sixofnine and Dedalus
Hey guys I was shocked to hear that you all liked Rushmore.
I watched it and thought it was the worst movie ever.
Now you have got me wondering what I missed. What was the point of the movie? What style was it trying to acheive? What was the message? It left me baffled and I felt sure that nobody else had enjoyed it either. Now it seems that I must have missed a big piece of the puzzle. I would appreciate any help in understanding this film.
