MickeyBlue42
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Lawless is great!
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I like killing Flys
Its on Netflix, its a documentary about a guy who runs a diner in NYC. This dude cooks like 35 menu items in this little closet of a kitchen, and is a very strange character. If you like movies about cooking and real life this is a sure fire hit.
Its on Netflix, its a documentary about a guy who runs a diner in NYC. This dude cooks like 35 menu items in this little closet of a kitchen, and is a very strange character. If you like movies about cooking and real life this is a sure fire hit.
I just thought of another.
Law abiding citizen with Gerard Butler.
Law abiding citizen with Gerard Butler.
storminmormon
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In Bruges is pretty dark comedy. I hope you enjoy it!
saw premium rush it was a adrenaline rush. Also bourne legacy which was also good for Video.
any stanley kubrick film imo.. only a very small percent of people understand and can decipher what he is saying in films like the shining or 2001 a space odyssey..
and the usual suspects..
and the usual suspects..
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SeaMaiden
Oh! If you're into justice-seeking and questioning kind of movies..
12 Angry Men -- A classic, and both versions are very good, IMO.
A Reasonable Man -- South African flick, IIRC, sometimes a bit cheesy in the dialog department, but the concept and acting are good enough to make my recommended list.
A Patch of Blue -- Another oldie, but goodie.
12 Angry Men -- A classic, and both versions are very good, IMO.
A Reasonable Man -- South African flick, IIRC, sometimes a bit cheesy in the dialog department, but the concept and acting are good enough to make my recommended list.
A Patch of Blue -- Another oldie, but goodie.
Hit and Run was lame - to much Girlfriend bullshit. did have a couple funny moments
I got baked and watched TED -- i found it to be hilarious and a great "Stoner movie" and Milla Kunis isn't bad either
I got baked and watched TED -- i found it to be hilarious and a great "Stoner movie" and Milla Kunis isn't bad either
The whistleblower starring Rachel Weisz.
The true story of Kathryn Bolcovac and what she revealed about the UN contractors Dyncorp using and trading in sex slaves in Bosnia after the war, and the UN covering it up.
The true story of Kathryn Bolcovac and what she revealed about the UN contractors Dyncorp using and trading in sex slaves in Bosnia after the war, and the UN covering it up.
Larry Crowne just came on HBO recently. That movie was pretty good.
Into the white
"English and German pilots shoot each other down, and later find themselves at the same cabin. In order to survive the tough winter in the Norwegian wilderness they have to stand together. It's the start of a long and unlikely friendship. "
Source: Imbd link below.
Trailer: http://youtu.be/r3FZNHumVCs
IMBD: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1876277/
"English and German pilots shoot each other down, and later find themselves at the same cabin. In order to survive the tough winter in the Norwegian wilderness they have to stand together. It's the start of a long and unlikely friendship. "
Source: Imbd link below.
Trailer: http://youtu.be/r3FZNHumVCs
IMBD: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1876277/
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I agree, Kubrik all the way. But let's not get completely enveloped by the Shining (the best film adaptation of Stephen King ever IMO) or 2001 (great as well) and forget my favorite droogie movie of all time...'A Clockwork Orange'.
Where Anthony Burgess writes a very damning novel and Kubrick somehow transcribes it into a slightly less, but still damning film.
A choice removed through physical and mental anguish makes not a man. I think Kubrick explored all of it in these films.
I'm really not what most would call a movie buff. I hardly ever watch movies these days. I do have a few that I will watch when I'm in the mood though. Ever since I was 18, I just lost interest in movies, but I do like a lot of them that I have seen, usually comedy.
Here...might not be rated good on metacritic, but for a stoner, they'll do
The Hobbit: an Unexpected Journey
The Crow
Half Baked
Pink Floyd The Wall
Willow
The Goonies
Here...might not be rated good on metacritic, but for a stoner, they'll do
The Hobbit: an Unexpected Journey
The Crow
Half Baked
Pink Floyd The Wall
Willow
The Goonies
legalizeDK
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Boondock saints
Pulp fition
lock stock and two smoking barrels
starwars
House of flying daggers
Pulp fition
lock stock and two smoking barrels
starwars
House of flying daggers
im with HOPS5K, can't go wrong with The Goonies
i'll also go with Stand By Me, Revenge Of The Nerds, Wargames, What About Bob, Groundhog Day, Top Gun, and every Star Wars movie that doesn't have Jar Jar Binks
i'll also go with Stand By Me, Revenge Of The Nerds, Wargames, What About Bob, Groundhog Day, Top Gun, and every Star Wars movie that doesn't have Jar Jar Binks
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I'm trying to think of one movie in particular that you all would really dig. I will find it here...It's called Dark City. It came out in 1998 (shout out to class of 98', ) My summary of it is along the lines of, well, what makes us human...they try to find out what makes humans 'human'. It's really cool, and kind of on the dark side too. It makes you think about what makes you tick and puts you in a philosophizing mood.
) My summary of it is along the lines of, well, what makes us human...they try to find out what makes humans 'human'. It's really cool, and kind of on the dark side too. It makes you think about what makes you tick and puts you in a philosophizing mood.
