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Let's talk classics.
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Gamma Rays
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Umm, not the scene, appreciate the effort.
Got some grabs, the image is in itself quite dark, the plane is moving in the footage so that makes it more visible, so I put up 2 shots, hoping to high light the direction of travel.
As you can see, a large jetliner flying low and straight at the twin towers. Yikes
Got some grabs, the image is in itself quite dark, the plane is moving in the footage so that makes it more visible, so I put up 2 shots, hoping to high light the direction of travel.
As you can see, a large jetliner flying low and straight at the twin towers. Yikes
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spronk
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didn't wanna make a new thread for this but a bunch of people from the Godfather reunited at the Tribeca film festival last night and had a 90 minute panel to reminisce about filming the first two movies. Its only on facebook at the moment, if it gets a youtube version I'll change the link. One of my top 3 movies of all time so pretty amazing watching Coppola, De Niro, Al Pacino, James Caan, and Robert Duvall talk about the movie. RIP Abe Vigoda
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I second Casablanca . Love this movie and its famous quotes.
Cemetery Man I am not sure I would consider this a classic per say but its a vastly underappreciated/unknown film.
Shane This movie always gets me.
Cemetery Man I am not sure I would consider this a classic per say but its a vastly underappreciated/unknown film.
Shane This movie always gets me.
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Sanrith Descartes
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Casablanca (as others have mentioned)
Big Trouble in Little China
Godfather 1 & 2
The Great Escape (WW2 prison break with everyone who was anyone in Hollywood at the time)
Seven Samurai
Magnificent Seven (Seven Samurai in the old West)
Dr. Strangelove
Big Trouble in Little China
Godfather 1 & 2
The Great Escape (WW2 prison break with everyone who was anyone in Hollywood at the time)
Seven Samurai
Magnificent Seven (Seven Samurai in the old West)
Dr. Strangelove
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Caliane
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I was astounded how good Casablanca is, when I first saw it back in college. Most old movies you can watch for nostalgia, history etc, but yeah, hard to watch for enjoyment, or interest. I found Casablanca genuinely still good and watchable. If it was on TV, I would still watch it.
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Sanrith Descartes
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I have had younger friends roll their eyes when I tell them to watch Casablanca. Almost all of them admit afterwards what a great movie it is.
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Gamma Rays
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Yeah, that's a gap in my viewing history.
I've never seen Casablanca, I will make an effort due to the positive comments here.
I've never seen Casablanca, I will make an effort due to the positive comments here.
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List of stuff I like in no particular order or real commentary.
-Three Days of the Condor
-The French Connection
-The Friends of Eddie Coyle
-Chinatown
-In the Heat of the Night
-Marathon Man
-Apocalypse Now
-Carnal Knowledge
-The Deer Hunter
-Deathwish
-Midnight Run
-The Conversation
-Kramer vs Kramer
-Three Days of the Condor
-The French Connection
-The Friends of Eddie Coyle
-Chinatown
-In the Heat of the Night
-Marathon Man
-Apocalypse Now
-Carnal Knowledge
-The Deer Hunter
-Deathwish
-Midnight Run
-The Conversation
-Kramer vs Kramer
meStevo
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There Will Be Blood was already mentioned, really love all things Paul Thomas Anderson.
- Inherent Vice
- There Will Be Blood
- Punch-Drunk Love
- Magnolia
- Boogie Nights
- Hard Eight
Hard Eight also goes by Sydney in some regions. It's got Sam Jackson, John C Reilly, Gwyneth Paltrow and Phillip Seymour Hoffman in 1996. All of his movies have great casts, though he's a big fan of re-using 'his guys' too.
- Inherent Vice
- There Will Be Blood
- Punch-Drunk Love
- Magnolia
- Boogie Nights
- Hard Eight
Hard Eight also goes by Sydney in some regions. It's got Sam Jackson, John C Reilly, Gwyneth Paltrow and Phillip Seymour Hoffman in 1996. All of his movies have great casts, though he's a big fan of re-using 'his guys' too.
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Stridulum (The Visitor) Filmed 1972 Released 1979
Italian-made movie. Features Space Jesus and God doing battle against an intergalatic demon named Sateen. Has Lance Henriksen (Bishop, Aliens) and Shelley Winters.
Kind of hard to describe, but entertaining as fuck.
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The hardest thing about watching Casablanca is wanting to watch it.
Once you pass that hurdle the movie is just a gem.
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BrutulTM
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Anything by Scorsese is an instant classic. I have recently been re-watching The Aviator and it is one of my favorite movies. Leo should have won best actor for that over his role in The Revenant. For that matter Gangs of New York was better than the Revenant and even though DDL stole the show Leo was great in it as well.
Might as well add in some Kubrick while we're at it. The Shining and Full Metal Jacket are fucking awesome. I'm told A Clockwork Orange, 2001:A Space Odyssey, and Dr. Strangelove are as well, but I watched them all when I was young and didn't really get them. Maybe I should try them again now.
Might as well add in some Kubrick while we're at it. The Shining and Full Metal Jacket are fucking awesome. I'm told A Clockwork Orange, 2001:A Space Odyssey, and Dr. Strangelove are as well, but I watched them all when I was young and didn't really get them. Maybe I should try them again now.
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iannis
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