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Film Buffs, recommend me films!

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sploatee

formerly Oynox Slider
Persona by ingmar Bergman. Amazing film about identity , incredibly shot- it'll sear your retinas

Weekend by Jean luc Godard - anarchic and passionate anti-capitalist film. Famous 18 min tracking shot of a car jam.
 

A Fish Aficionado

I am going to make it through this year if it kills me
Don't know if GAF is a fan, but I really enjoyed The Diving Bell and the Butterfly. Good French film based on a true story. Some great performances, visuals, and an awesome soundtrack

The book is equally as beautiful.


Can't believe this wasn't mentioned already:
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All of Joe Wright's films actually.
 
Too many genuinely good movies in this thread. OP is gonna want to rinse his palette with a bit of shlock.

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Gloriously insane and imaginative stuff. It's like the studio asked Dan Aykroyd to write a movie in the vein of Ghostbusters, but he wrote the script during an LSD trip while Texas Chainsaw Massacre was playing on his TV. He also apparently did not receive the memo that the 80's were over, and I am grateful for it.
 
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This fiction-documentary hybrid uses a sensational real-life event—the arrest of a young man on charges that he fraudulently impersonated the well-known filmmaker Mohsen Makhmalbaf—as the basis for a stunning, multilayered investigation into movies, identity, artistic creation, and existence, in which the real people from the case play themselves
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Beta Stage

Neo Member
All the President's Men

Excellent movie with, I always felt, very natural acting and one of my top 5 favorites.

The Paper

Hilarious movie filled with likeable assholes and also on my top 5 list.

Metropolis

The only silent film that I have watched from beginning to end and a sci-fi classic.

Superman-yes-Superman

This is my favorite movie of all time. While yes it has some seventies camp sprinkled in, I feel that it has the greatest adapted work casting of all time with Christopher Reeve as Superman, who exuded a natural likeable charm that I think very few actors have had. Plus it helps that he could actually act as shown when he would effortlessly change from the timid and clutzy Kent to the kind yet strong Superman. And now I realize that I am rambling, so I should probably stop now.
 

Aselith

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Way of the Gun
Gattaca
Fulltime Killer
Payback
North by Northwest
12 Monkeys
3 Days of the Condor
The Seventh Seal
Sword of Doom
 

impact

Banned
One person in this whole thread wrote Jacob's Ladder


well... I guess it's better than no one writing Jacob's Ladder...
 
Eyes Wide Shut
Blow Out
Mon Oncle
World on a Wire
Wild Tales (Relatos Salvajes)
Easy Rider
Vanishing Point
Jodorowsky's Dune (doc)

I promise I'm done now.
 

Kozak

Banned
Hey guys I'm after some good medival/fantasy movies. Preferably more on the adventure side.

Can't seem to find much good apart from what I've already seen :(

- LOTR
- Hobbit
- Harry Potter
- Arthur
- Robin Hood
- First Knight
- A Knights Tale
- Snow White
- Troy
- Braveheart
- Kingdom of Heaven
- Dracula
- Van Helsing

Love the time.
 
Hey guys I'm after some good medival/fantasy movies. Preferably more on the adventure side.

Can't seem to find much good apart from what I've already seen :(

- LOTR
- Hobbit
- Harry Potter
- Arthur
- Robin Hood
- First Knight
- A Knights Tale
- Snow White
- Troy
- Braveheart
- Kingdom of Heaven
- Dracula
- Van Helsing

Love the time.

You could do well with 80s movies

Ladyhawke (1985)
Dragonslayer (1981)
Excalibur (1981)

Then more on the fantastical side.
Willow (1988)
Legend (1985)
Beastmaster (1982)
 
Hey guys I'm after some good medival/fantasy movies. Preferably more on the adventure side.

Can't seem to find much good apart from what I've already seen :(

- LOTR
- Hobbit
- Harry Potter
- Arthur
- Robin Hood
- First Knight
- A Knights Tale
- Snow White
- Troy
- Braveheart
- Kingdom of Heaven
- Dracula
- Van Helsing

Love the time.

Ironclad (2011) it's more Braveheart than LotR but it's very medieval and the battle scenes are even more brutal than Braveheart

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Currygan

at last, for christ's sake
Hey guys I'm after some good medival/fantasy movies. Preferably more on the adventure side.

Can't seem to find much good apart from what I've already seen :(

- LOTR
- Hobbit
- Harry Potter
- Arthur
- Robin Hood
- First Knight
- A Knights Tale
- Snow White
- Troy
- Braveheart
- Kingdom of Heaven
- Dracula
- Van Helsing

Love the time.



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might be a little too wordy maybe. The superior but a bit dated Olivier version is also recommended

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Demonlover (2002)

Tetsuo: The Iron Man (1989)

964 Pinocchio (1991)

Morning Patrol (1987)

Save The Green Planet (2003)

Hellevator: The Bottled Fools (2004)

Immortel (2004)

The City of Pirates/ Le Ville Des Pirates (1983)

Scanners (1981)

The Fly (1986)

The Cube (1997)

Event Horizon (1997)

Hellraiser (1987)

Hellraiser II (1988)

Pitch Black (2000)

City of Lost Children (1995)

Delicatessan (1991)

Noisy Requiem (1988)

Techotise: Edit & I (2009)

The Doom Generation (1995)

Mysterious Skin (2004)

Heat (1995)

Project Shadowchaser (1991)

Moon 44 (1990)

Project Shadowchaser 2 (1994)

The Guyver: Dark Hero (1994)

American History X (1998)

Dark City (1998)

Death Machine (1995)

Ratatoullie (2007)

Altered States (1980)

.....tried going for a good mix of popular and obscure films, many classics and some more b-movie but nonetheless highly enjoyable. These are my particular favorites aside from obvious picks like Alien, Terminator, Fight Club, Pulp Fiction, The Matrix etc.
 

Violet_0

Banned
Hey guys I'm after some good medival/fantasy movies. Preferably more on the adventure side.

Can't seem to find much good apart from what I've already seen :(

- LOTR
- Hobbit
- Harry Potter
- Arthur
- Robin Hood
- First Knight
- A Knights Tale
- Snow White
- Troy
- Braveheart
- Kingdom of Heaven
- Dracula
- Van Helsing

Love the time.

The Princess Bride
Stardust

both lighthearted, funny, legitimately great fantasy movies (take note, op)

and I just noticed that I forgot to mention David Bowie's Labyrinth, and no one else has yet. Watch that, too
 
Sure.

Metropolis
The Great Dictator
Castle in the Sky
Princess Monoke
Only Yesterday
All About Eve
Sunset Blvd.
Kiss Me Deadly
Charade
Gaslight
Gojira
Mothra
Dial M for Murder
Monsters Inc.
Casino Royale
The Pirate
The Bad and the Beautiful
Born Yesterday
The Grapes of Wrath
Singing in the Rain
The Philadelphia Story
The Maltese Falcon
Ball of Fire
Sorry, Wrong Number
His Girl Friday
The Women (1939)
A Patch of Blue
The Sound of Music
 

Amir0x

Banned
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Christiane F. Harrowing true story movie about heroin addiction, set in decrepit 1970s Berlin with a David Bowie soundtrack. Phenomenally acted (if you can see it in its original German language with a decent sub downloaded from the internet; the US release only had an English language dub which was abysmal) and extremely thought-provoking, it broke a lot of the stereotypes people had about opiate abuse and who it impacts. The woman the movie is about is still alive today and still fighting addiction.
 
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