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Quote: Originally Posted by BubbaStrangelove Eating Raoul - One of my favorite comedies, and aside from people I've watched the movie with, I haven't come across anyone else who's seen it. I'm pretty sure I've seen it. I remember liking it. Isn't there a revenge scene where someone throws a bug zapper into a swimming pool?

My Top 20 Dramas: 1. American Beauty (1999) 2. Crash (2005) 3. The Passion of the Christ (2004) 4. Brokeback Mountain (2005) 5. Into the Wild (2007) 6. Citizen Kane (1941) 7. To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) 8. A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) 9. East of Eden (1955) 10. Forrest Gump (1994) 11. Fried Green Tomatoes (1991) 12. Atonement (2007) 13. 12 Angry Men (1957) 14. The Shawshank Redemption (1994) 15. The Door in the Floor (2004) 16. Ordinary...

Quote: Originally Posted by urbanlegend23 1. Taxi Driver (1976) 9/10 3. The Shawshank Redemption (1994) 10/10 5. Unforgiven (1991) 10/10 7. Raging Bull (1980) 8/10 10.Terminator 2:Judgement Day (1991) 10/10 12.The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007) 9/10 13.The Silence of the Lambs (1991) 10/10 15.Too Kill a Mockingbird (1962) 9/10 19.The Terminator (1984) 8/10 20.Die Hard (1988) 8/10 21.Psycho (1960) 10/10 23.There...

Quote: Originally Posted by CosmicPuppet Tyler, If you want to see a more obscure Pacino film, check out Scarecrow (which I'm not too sure how popular it is now on DVD). You talk to any Pacino fan on the streets and you'll hardly ever hear about that one, which I think might be the only role he ever did where he was a nice guy with bad luck and never would hurt a soul. He plays the kind of role you're not used to seeing him...

Quote: Originally Posted by BubbaStrangelove Not a revenge, just another means to rid the world of those dirty filthy swingers. Has anyone seen the movie 1900 (Novecento)? I keep reading about it on the can from my Leonard Maltin guide, but have never heard of it, and it sounds freaking epic. There's around 7,000 votes on IMDb so I guess it's been seen - still, I haven't heard it outside of that book....

The Master of Disguise Jingle all the Way Kung Pow The Stupids Corky Romano (It has its moments) Son of the Mask The Benchwarmers The Waterboy Inspector Gadget RocketMan The Grinch Mr. Accident Nacho Libre The Pink Panther (2006) Tommy Boy Mystery Men Space Jam Ernest Goes to Jail The Cable Guy Mr. Magoo The list goes on...Hey, I'm a fan of silly comedies.

Movies widely considered mediocre to awful that I think are great or superb: Sunshine The Village Kingdom of Heaven Pearl Harbor Alien 3 Superman Returns

Quote: Originally Posted by Tyler Durden4 I feel that beyond the people that are really into movies, Dog Day Afternoon is rarely talked about. I blind-bought it a couple years ago and I love it. Tyler, I don't mean to be a dick, but did you read the first post? I know that even though I started it, this isn't my thread, and it will go whichever direction the people who reply take it, but for God sake's man, do we really have to...

Quote: Originally Posted by ProgWizardry I'm pretty sure I've seen it. I remember liking it. Isn't there a revenge scene where someone throws a bug zapper into a swimming pool? Not a revenge, just another means to rid the world of those dirty filthy swingers. Has anyone seen the movie 1900 (Novecento)? I keep reading about it on the can from my Leonard Maltin guide, but have never heard of it, and it sounds freaking epic....

Quote: Originally Posted by ProgWizardry That is a dark, dark film. I really think that it is Bridge's best work and Heard's as well. It's on John's short list. Jeff doesn't have a short list. Damn near everything he's ever done is sterling (at least for my money.) Lisa Eichorn is another one of those actors who should have had a better career. She's also good in Yanks and the Merchant-Ivory production of...