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by Ice Cream Jonsey 04/02/2016, 11:57am PDT |
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Fullofkittens wrote:
fabio wrote:
They used to have Die Hard, which might be expensive but then how is on three times a week on basic cable then? How much could it have possibly cost to keep Glengarry Glen Ross? It's hard to check right now because of their retarded "John Stamos" April Fools prank.
Anyway, the best of great movies right now (according to my watch it again (with John Stamos) category:
Full Metal Jacket
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
Hot Fuzz
The Exorcist
Swingers
Pee Wee's Big Adventure
Big Trouble in Little China
Election
Wet Hot American Summer
Blade Runner
Unforgiven
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
From mine:
Best In Show
Re-Animator
Let The Right One In
Groundhog Day
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
(All of Tarantino's movies)
Never Sleep Again (Nightmare on Elm Street documentary)
Amelie
E.T.
Tucker and Dale vs Evil*
*I hesitate to call this a great movie despite it being a personal favorite. If Bill and Ted make the cut then I get to put Tucker and Dale in!
The Shawshank Redemption
Rounders
Training Day
Clockwork Orange
Sin City
The Passion of the Christ
I've never seen Amadeus, but didn't it win best picture? And if FoK gets to put Tucker and Dale in, then I get to add the documentary Four Falls of Buffalo.
I am wondering if the collection of movies on Netflix.com is just going to be viewed by them as a hook to get people to watch their original programming. I'd also like to have a longer discussion with everyone about V for Vendetta, which is quite watchable with great performances, but murdered in its plot because of course people would rather pick democracy over fascism. The source material was fascism versus anarchy. I don't get how you can make that movie and wreck the point so badly. But the movie is so well-made!
ICJ
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