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Harold and Maude
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LA Confidential: I love James Ellroy's books and Crowe, Spacey, and Pearce were all incredible in it.
Saving Private Ryan
Schindler's List
The Usual Suspects - Spacey again
Memento : Need to watch it multiple times; Pearce and Chris Nolan!
The Last King of Scotland: Whitaker is wonderful as Amin
The 39 Steps
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Apollo 13
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Primal Fear: Norton was just amazing in this!
Iron Man
A Beautiful Mind
Indiana Jones 1 and 3
School of Rock
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Good Night and Good Luck: Straithairn blows me away as Murrow.

I could go on, and many of my favorites have already been mentioned

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nikininja wrote:
Andy you should look out for 'The Acid House' based on another book by Irvine Welsh.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0122515/

That really will leave you tainted and thinking. Its a messed up film.


Thanks nn! It's in my Netflix queue!
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Well there are some good movies up here. Some I disagree with, some I don't even know.

I just realized that this thread is a good resource for finding new movies.

Can someone name the top 10 war movies they have seen? I love war flicks... :]
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KRAD wrote:
Well there are some good movies up here. Some I disagree with, some I don't even know.

I just realized that this thread is a good resource for finding new movies.

Can someone name the top 10 war movies they have seen? I love war flicks... :]


Platoon comes to mind.
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It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World - This was a classic, in my view. Plenty more, could go on for ever with this. Some have been mentioned already.
Oh yeah!! I love John Wayne westerns.
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Gran Torino is a good one too.
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A Luc Besson classic that introduced Natalie Portman to major success.

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BigJay wrote:
nikininja wrote:
Dont forget

Leon

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A Luc Besson classic that introduced Natalie Portman to major success.


I love that movie. I think it was released in the US under "The Professional". But Leons first introduction was actually as "the cleaner" in another super-hitman move if I recall....was it La Femme Nakita? Cant remember, but the in the plot, a messy killing takes place and home-base calls in "the cleaner".....Leon. The charactor was so interesting they made a movie about it. I think....or else my brain is mush.


They should do a follow up and show what happens to the girl. She was trained by Leon...
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And speaking of class acts.....Madeline Kahn....Who wouldnt..."Woof!"


Oh man, I can play this game all night...

Howzabout:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nerOAryk8H4

Cheers - C
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BigJay wrote:
Ceri wrote:
BigJay wrote:
And speaking of class acts.....Madeline Kahn....Who wouldnt..."Woof!"


Oh man, I can play this game all night...

Howzabout:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nerOAryk8H4

Cheers - C


That woman had real "talent"....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au5f6pMg ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dt1ABv53D3U

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