Movies to recommend...

[Badfish74]

I would recommend that you see 'Into the Wild' It was a very good film and it reminded me of myself.

That movie was downright incredible! I ended up watching it 4 times back to back!

I love true story movies like that!

Two very enthusiastic thumbs up!! 8)

[covetousjew]

gran torino that movie rocks :!:

[HK11]

On the list for today and tomorrow...Passengers and Friday the 13th(new one) hopefully ill enjoy both

Just FYI to everyone I am a huge movie buff and watch at least 3 movies a week thats why i started this one

I watched the new Friday the 13th and didnt expect much. It was actually pretty decent.

[Cy]

I have a thing for cheesey action films so heres some of my favs, most are older from the 80's

Bloodsport
Kickboxer
Hard Target
Lionheart
Fast and Furious 1-4
Delta Force 1-2
Rambo 1-4 (although IMHO I thought the first one had some depth to it)
Predator

And probably one of the best cheesey action films I found is called Undefeatable. Its a great movie to watch drunk with friends. Heres a spoiler of it, the final fight scene

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxkr4wS7XqY

[texasmade]

gran torino that movie rocks :!:

i forgot about that...this is def a must see its a great movie

[Badfish74]

gran torino that movie rocks

Have you ever seen a Clint Eastwood movie that didn't rock?

[Qor]

Basic.

John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson.

Awesome movie about a former Ranger (Travolta) turned D.E.A. agent, coming back to investigate a crime that has taken place at his old training base that involved his old hard ass instructor (Jackson). The movie is great from start to finish with some very amazing twists throughout.

-Qor

[CM]

Band Of Brothers (2009/2010 is coming the next mini-movie series, The Pacific)

Gran Torino
Borat
American History X

[ctimb2002]

So out of the 2 movies I watched yesterday surprisingly enough I place

Friday the 13th(remake) recommend
Passenger avoid like the plague

That is all...resume your lives (or lack there of)

[sundog]

Some of my recent favorites,
Apocalypto
The Fountain
Kingdom of Heaven
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World

[dEFinitionofEPIC]

Pulp fiction
American History X
American Beauty
Gladiator
Requiem for a Dream
Braveheart
The Matrix
Boondock Saints
Man on Fire
Goodfellas

[9 Jack 9]

If I'm flipping through cable and if I find either Patton, The Great Escape or Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, I have to stop what I'm doing and watch the movie all the way through to the end, no matter how many times I've seen 'em before.

[whokilledmyhooker]

The hangover is one of the funniest movies I've ever seen.

[Jason]

Boondock Saints

Good one. Actually, I was going to comment on your avatar in another thread.

It looks like they are making a sequel, but unfortunately it looks as if William Defoe isn't going to be in it.

[9 Jack 9]

Good one. Actually, I was going to comment on your avatar in another thread.

It looks like they are making a sequel, but unfortunately it looks as if William Defoe isn't going to be in it.

If you haven't seen the documentary "Overnight", I highly recommend it. It's the story of Troy Duffy and how he went from being an East Boston bartender working on a script to a successful screenwriter and director... and then how he lost it all by letting the fame go to his head, pissing off the wrong people (like Harvey Weinstein at Miramax), etc. It's kinda depressing at the end, but it explains why Boondock Saints never got a big theater release and why a sequel is a long time coming.

(Also, Troy never bothered to negotiate DVD/video royalties when he made his film deal, so he never got one red cent when Boondock Saints became a sleeper hit on DVD.)