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YEEEEEEEEEEEEEA!!!!!!! ive got a new stalker!!!! he he!!!
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MINE IS,SOME WHERE IN TIME, NOT THE BEST FILM BUT ONE THAT JUST STICKS WITH YOU IT WAS PLAYED BY THE SUPER MAN GUY WHO DIED
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dont know that one mac... whats it about? how ironic was that christopher reeves accident?
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it was about a guy stoped in a hotel for week end and a old lady. came up to him and said come back to me,
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Despite the fact that I'm supposed to be doing research and writing an article, I can't resist this one! I LOVE movies!
However, like music, there's no way to choose ONE favorite! There's differnt genres and countries and production value that make it impossible to compare films (and music) side by side.
Here are some of my favorites:
A Clockwork Orange The Shining Catch 22 Apocalypse Now! The Godfather Trilogy The Star Wars Trilogy Once Upon a Time in the West Trainspotting Eraserhead The Seven Samurai KOYAANISQATSI, POWAQQATSI, NAQOUQATSI Trilogy Amadeus The Sixth Sense Latcho Drom Y Tu Mama Tambien Tous Les Matins Du Monde (All the Mornings of the World) Heist
and I should stop there . . .
So, what do you you think that says about me?
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Qanungi, welcome to ES. and i cant complain about your love of movies, after all... i started this thread!!! AND neither can anyone else, this thread has the most hits so it seems were all suckers for a good movie!!!!
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I know the guy is a cannibal but i can't remember he liked to wear somebody else's skin.
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quote:Originally posted by Learner: i saw it but it was a long time ago.
I know the guy is a cannibal but i can't remember he liked to wear somebody else's skin.
The dude was hunting down "fat chicks" to starve them in a dried up well in his basement. Then forced them to put this taning solution onto their skin so the skin would loosen up.
Then he'd kill them and strip their skin off to make a "female suit". He was a cross-dresser.
I have seen the film like 4 times mostly on cable.
The last scene where Jody Foster kills him in the dark I have nightmares over and over again about.
Now my husband is the cross dresser in my dreams. I got to stop having this dream. Posts: 1765 | Registered: Mar 2006
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hanibal lectar is the one who leads her to the killer.... the man who cuts women up to make a dress out of their skin.
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quote:Originally posted by Charm El Feikh?: hanibal lectar is the one who leads her to the killer.... the man who cuts women up to make a dress out of their skin.
Hannibal Lecter was in prison during these killings.
Jody Foster went to him because she figured this guy was a former patient of Hannibal Lector.
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if he was just stuck in prison... why was he in the film? he is the one that makes her figure it out. AND he gets out.
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quote:Originally posted by Charm El Feikh?: if he was just stuck in prison... why was he in the film? he is the one that makes her figure it out. AND he gets out.
Because they needed a sequel. Or that is how the book was written before anyone even thought about a movie edition.
I don't know go back to the original author.
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This is why I check out the tv schedule online and try to predict what mother will watch on the weekends.
No matter what I am doing even if I am asleep I need to explain the plot to her. So I look up online and thanks to the predictability of movies I can cover the gaps in her comprehension.
Charm having a brew by any chance?
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got some seriously good class A that might make you think its writing itself though!
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I haven't seen flicks I understand here...so excuse me for the language barrier...
Just saw recently... "Geisha" and "The ConstanT Gardner" to good films well done!
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Labrynth - I used to love David Bowie in this thought he was gorgeous, but I was only about 5, but I still love the film today. "Matrix" "green mile" I watched "Babe" with my dad the other day we watched it together, and he cried at the end, not a very tough cockney gent.
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Ocean's Twelve was as great as the first one (which is in fact a remake of an old film with Sinatra) , but i really didn't like the way the 'french guy' was depicted (for propaganda matters i assume). He was like fingered at like being a solitary mad stealer.
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mine is not the first heart broken ,my eyes r not the first to cry ...
sandy cant you see im in misery we made astart now we aprt theres nothing left for me love has grown all alone i sit and wonder whyyyyyyyyy u left me oh saaaaaaaaaaaaaand
just reminissin.. Posts: 1602 | From: the banana island shake me tweeeeeeee | Registered: Jan 2006
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My head is saying "fool, forget him", my heart is saying "don't let go" Hold on to the end, that's what I intend to do I'm hopelessly devoted to you But now there's nowhere to hide, since you pushed my love aside I'm not in my head, hopelessly devoted to you Posts: 1602 | From: the banana island shake me tweeeeeeee | Registered: Jan 2006
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We go together like ramma lamma lamma ka dinga da dinga dong Remembered forever as shoo-bop sha whada whadda yippidy boom da boom Chang chang changity chang shoo bop that's the way it should be Waooo Yeah
We're one of a kind like dip da dip da dip do whap de dobby do Our names are signed boogedy boogedy boogedy boogedy shooby do wap shoo bop Chang chang changity chang shoo bop we'll always be like one Wa-wa-wa-one
When we go out a night (oh-h oh) And stars are shining bright (oh-h, oh) Up in the skies above Or at the high school dance Where you can find romance maybe it might be lo-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uve
Ramma lamma lamma ka dingity ding da dong Shoo bop shoo wadda wadda yippity boom da boom Chang chang changity chang shoo bop Dip da dip da dip do wop da dooby do Boogy boogy boogy boogy shooby sho wap sho wap Sha na na na na na na na yippity dip da do Ramma lamma lamma ka dingity ding da dong Shoo bop shoo wadda wadda yippity boom sha boom Chang chang changity chang shoo bop Yip da dip da dip shoo bopp sha dooby do Boogedy boogedy boogedy boogedy shooby do wap sho bop Sha na na na na na na na yippity dip da do A womp bop a looma a womp bam boom
We're for each other like womp bop a looma a womp bam boom Just like my brother is sha na na na na na na na yippity dip da do Chang chang changity chang shoo bop we'll always be together Waooo Yeah!
We'll always be together We'll always be together We'll always be together We'll always be together We'll always be together We'll always be together We'll always be together
WE CAN CHARM THE CHIMPS OFF ANY ONE ... Posts: 1602 | From: the banana island shake me tweeeeeeee | Registered: Jan 2006
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have u ever thought of reacting SINGING IN THE RAIN in cairo s streets HAVE U SEEN THE SIZE OF THE KERBS .as any ine really seen the size of them they are bloody whopping ....
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My favorite film will definitely be FIGHTCLUB,
THE FIRST RULE OF THE FIGHTCLUB IS: YOU DON'T TALK ABOUT FIGHTCLUB
THE SECOND RULE OF THE FIGHTCLUB IS: YOU DON'T TALK ABOUT FIGHTCLUB
THE THIRD RULE OF THE FIGHTCLUB IS: IF IT'S YOUR FIRST NIGHT ON THE FIGHTCLUB, YOU HAVE TO FIGHT.
Each time i see this movie, i'm saying to myself: enjoy your flight. And each time i do enjoy the flight. The film is full of small references on how people get enslaved... but i'm not really sure about the solution they adopt in order to free themselves.
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wow.. i forgot about this thread! been watching a bit of TV have we?!!!!
i saw a great short film the other night... im sure you could find it online... its called SCUMMY MAN, and its a film to show what the song WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN (by the arctic monkeys) is all about. (drugs and prostitution).
if you can find it, its well worth a watch.. it was on channel 4.. the only film channel worth watching.
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i think it has to depend on the genre now - scrooge 1970? i dont know. i keep thinking of greats like taxi driver, agree with the omen (that gave me nightmares), love grease and know all the words, rocky horror picture show, gladiator (go the gluteus maximus!!), the magnificent seven and the original seven samurai. have a very soft spot for fifth element and scary spot for deep blue sea. if you want to check out aussie movies - the greatest of all time is mad max 1,2,& 3. see mel gibson before he found christ...its worth it!! also romper stomper (russell crowe), peaches (thats a new one out), the castle and priscilla queen of the desert - show that one to egypt guys!!!
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X Men 3 - The last stand. Fantastic effects, but remember to watch to the end of the credits! Ps. Helps if you've seen X1 and 2 as well.
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quote:Originally posted by iamthej9: i think it has to depend on the genre now - scrooge 1970? i dont know. i keep thinking of greats like taxi driver, agree with the omen (that gave me nightmares), love grease and know all the words, rocky horror picture show, gladiator (go the gluteus maximus!!), the magnificent seven and the original seven samurai. have a very soft spot for fifth element and scary spot for deep blue sea. if you want to check out aussie movies - the greatest of all time is mad max 1,2,& 3. see mel gibson before he found christ...its worth it!! also romper stomper (russell crowe), peaches (thats a new one out), the castle and priscilla queen of the desert - show that one to egypt guys!!!
watch that scrooge with albert finney..round Christmas time..and then tell me it's not in the top ten all time..
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mad max was good, it was so futuristic for us back in the eighties LOL. Dont think they would " get" the castle, its a bit too localised aussie humour. I swear my neighbours husband is exactly like the father in that film LOl " tell em they're dreamin "
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