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[QUOTE=The_J_Hat;40393031]Alien Pandorum[/QUOTE] this is it? do u even watch movies scrub?
It's not really his fault. I asked a similar question before but I got movies that are already well known and I've already watched. There's a severe lack of space horror films today, well, good ones anyway
watched sunshine(2007) yesterday, reminded me of event horizon. pretty good
Sunshine wasn't entirely based around horror like Event Horizon. Besides it was recommended a few pages back when I asked the same question. Like you gotta specifically say what you wanna watch. I thought you meant horror taking place in outer space. [editline]26th April 2013[/editline] Since you liked Sunshine, you should check out Tarkovsky's Solaris if you haven't already.
I'm looking for science fiction movies. It has to be at least semi-hard science fiction, no Star Wars-style fantasy movies set in space and no dystopian settings like Children of Men. I've already seen (and liked): I, Robot, Surrogates, Minority Report, Gattaca, AI and Bicentennial Man.
[QUOTE=Robber;40454627]I'm looking for science fiction movies. It has to be at least semi-hard science fiction, no Star Wars-style fantasy movies set in space and no dystopian settings like Children of Men. I've already seen (and liked): I, Robot, Surrogates, Minority Report, Gattaca, AI and Bicentennial Man.[/QUOTE] Cypher Also, perhaps The Thirteenth Floor?
[QUOTE=Robber;40454627]I'm looking for science fiction movies. It has to be at least semi-hard science fiction, no Star Wars-style fantasy movies set in space and no dystopian settings like Children of Men. I've already seen (and liked): I, Robot, Surrogates, Minority Report, Gattaca, AI and Bicentennial Man.[/QUOTE] Tron Tron: Legacy Total Recall (1990, haven't seen the remake) The Terminator Terminator 2: Judgement Day Blade Runner (make sure it's the Final Cut)
drive was pretty cool because of ryan gosling's character and the miami thing they had going on anything like it [editline]28th April 2013[/editline] ryan gosling was pretty hot in that [editline]28th April 2013[/editline] does anybody have nudes of ryan gosling
u barely saw drive??? wow. embarrassed to post in same forum as you
[QUOTE=shrektheturd2;40458084]u barely saw drive??? wow. embarrassed to post in same forum as you[/QUOTE] wot
I think he's trying to say that Drive sucks, which is wrong.
Any good movies on the American Civil War?
Glory
There's always 'Glory'. I didn't like 'Gettysburg' all that much personally but give it a watch. Same with 'Gods and Generals'. 'Gone with the wind' takes place during the civil war but as you know, it doesn't entirely focus on the war. Still good though.
abraham lincoln vampire hunter
abraham lincoln vs zombies
Looking for movies during Accident Japan/Asia/Korea that are well done and well made
accident? do you mean ancient?
[QUOTE=theevilldeadII;40462832]Looking for movies during Accident Japan/Asia/Korea that are well done and well made[/QUOTE] Yojimbo Sanjuro Seven Samurai These are specifically samurai movies (arguably among the best ever made) but I suppose they fit those criteria.
[QUOTE=Im Crimson;40464293]Yojimbo Sanjuro Seven Samurai These are specifically samurai movies (arguably among the best ever made) but I suppose they fit those criteria.[/QUOTE] Absolutely this. You want good old samurai movies, those are it.
You should also watch Red Cliff Part 1 and 2 Romance of the Three kingdoms tv series Zatoichi series (if not bothered, 2003 is good to watch) Kurosawa's films Hero Curse of the Golden Flower The King and the Clown
I just wanted to commend you for not suggesting The Last Samurai
Your commendations are much appreciated Mr. Parrot. That movie lacked invincible white man Tom Cruise showing who's boss with his bad ass samurai skills.
13 assassins is really good [editline]29th April 2013[/editline] [img]http://hollywoodtheatre.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/13assassins2.jpg[/img] just look at the fucking cover, you can tell it's good
[QUOTE=theevilldeadII;40462832]Looking for movies during Accident Japan/Asia/Korea that are well done and well made[/QUOTE] [IMG]http://images.moviepostershop.com/shogun-movie-poster-1980-1020466602.jpg[/IMG] It's one of my favorite films ever. It is 8 hours long, so remember to take a break every hour and a half while watching it
[QUOTE=shrektheturd2;40465376]13 assassins is really good [editline]29th April 2013[/editline] [img]http://hollywoodtheatre.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/13assassins2.jpg[/img] just look at the fucking cover, you can tell it's good[/QUOTE] speaking of 13 assassins i also recommend the hara-kiri remake, same director.
[QUOTE=PollytheParrot;40464738]I just wanted to commend you for not suggesting The Last Samurai[/QUOTE] I'll be honest, I almost recommended it, but then I realized he wanted an ancient setting.
Can someone recommend me a movie?
[QUOTE=Just2Rusty;40523376]Can someone recommend me a movie?[/QUOTE] You can try my incomplete list of favorites posted not awhile back. If none pleases you, do post again. [editline]4th May 2013[/editline] Here it is [QUOTE] The Fly original and remake The Thing The King of Comedy Hugo American Psycho Punch Drunk Love Mulholland Drive Cast Away Drive Evil Dead trilogy Quo Vadis (1951 film) Airplane In the Mouth of Madness The Sacrifice Solaris Stalker Ghostbusters Groundhog Day Gone With The Wind Poltergeist Enter the Dragon Hot Fuzz No Country For Old Men Fargo Unforgiven Hans Moleman Presents: Man Getting Hit By Football The Last Temptation of Christ Vertigo The Jungle Book Jaws Schindler's List Heat History Of The World Part 1 Spaceballs The Sixth Sense Jason and the Argonauts Taegukgi Old Boy The Seekers (1954 film) The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Fist of Fury Way of the Dragon Spirited Away Kiki's delivery service Princess Mononoke The Thing from Another World Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Brazil It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World Who Framed Roger Rabbit Fight Club Batman (1989 film) Pulp Fiction Casablanca Citizen Kane Forrest Gump Patton Giant (1956 film) Planet of the Apes Ben-Hur Fantasia Jurassic Park One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Rosemary's Baby China Town The Green Mile The Terminal It's a Wonderful Life Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Psycho Rear Window My Fair Lady The Sound Of Music The Silence Of The Lambs Lawrence of Arabia Commando Predator Aliens Alien Beauty and the Beast Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Raiders of the Lost Ark Leon The Professional The Lord of the Rings Trilogy The Thomas Crown Affair Spider Man 2 Spider-Man The Sword in the Stone 2001: A Space Odyssey Cube Terminator 2 Terminator Star Wars Seven The Godfather Part II The Godfather Once Upon a Time in America The Great Dictator The Great Escape The Gold Rush City Lights The Outlaw Josey Wales Taxi Driver Rocky Raging Bull Goodfellas Platoon Back to the Future Trilogy Spaceballs Superman: The Movie Jacob's Ladder 2001: A Space Odyssey Pan's Labyrinth The Last Starfighter Ferris Bueller's Day Off The Big Lebowski The Shawshank Redemption Watchmen The Circus Nostalghia Big Trouble in Little China 12 Monkeys Cross of Iron Enter the dragon Poltergeist Hot Fuzz Fargo This Is Spinal Tap Saving Private Ryan Schindler's List Unforgiven Gone with the Wind Scarface Amadeus The Shining The Exorcist Die Hard Casablanca Vertigo Roman Holiday Blade Runner Doctor Zhivago Donnie Darko Full Metal Jacket[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Just2Rusty;40523376]Can someone recommend me a movie?[/QUOTE] ... Any movie? Well, first one that popped up in my folder was Boyz n the Hood (1991). It's a quite intriguing good feel-good/feel-bad movie that pretty much started the "hood" trope in Hollywood, and it's evident GTA: San Andreas has picked up so many cues from this film.
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