Good films you have seen that nobody else has...
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Alicatt1 said:
I Remember them, there was another in the same lines about the bard offspring between a farmer and his goat but for the life of me I can't remember the title of it - thank goodness
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102783/So long as we're going down this road - evil aliens.
Nik da Greek said:
Halb said:
Never liked Bad Taste, I did go and watch Braindead at the cinema, I wouldn't watch it again, but should be fun for fans of PJ.
I'd forgotten about Braindead. So funny. "Your momma ate my dawg!" Alicatt1 said:
I Remember them, there was another in the same lines about the bard offspring between a farmer and his goat but for the life of me I can't remember the title of it - thank goodness
I'm struggling to think of any circumstance where such offspring would be considered 'legitimate' . Dead Man's Cards. Gritty, violent movie about a washed up boxer who takes on a job working the doors in a dodgy bar in Liverpool and ends up having to take on the local security firm when he and his partner decide not to "join" the firm and stay independent. I presume it went straight to DVD as I'd not come across it before but it was really well done.
Alicatt1 said:
I Remember them, there was another in the same lines about the bard offspring between a farmer and his goat but for the life of me I can't remember the title of it - thank goodness
Revenge of Billy the Kid(d)I knew the special effects guys on it - he is now used for high spec TV and films.
Planet Claire said:
paulwirral said:
La Haine , subtitled black and white French movie set in the Paris no go area
I've seen that Really wish I'd smuggled in a video camera to bootleg it. The mix of people was everyone from dread-locked teenage hippies to 60 year old men in posh suits. Seeing everyone on their feet jumping around to ADF whilst watching the film was an amazing experience.
TheExcession said:
Planet Claire said:
paulwirral said:
La Haine , subtitled black and white French movie set in the Paris no go area
I've seen that Really wish I'd smuggled in a video camera to bootleg it. The mix of people was everyone from dread-locked teenage hippies to 60 year old men in posh suits. Seeing everyone on their feet jumping around to ADF whilst watching the film was an amazing experience.
We watched it in a French lesson at school.
I can still remember the whole monologue from the start. C'est l'histoire d'un mec qui tombe d'un immeuble de cinquante etages....
The Wave (2008). Brilliant (subtitled) film about a teacher's experiment to show what dictatorships are like, that gets a bit out of hand.
QuantumTokoloshi said:
I don't know that it's rarely seen, it's a cult film.But anyway, your post inspired me to watch again, which I am doing now. Sensational.
otherman said:
The Wave (2008). Brilliant (subtitled) film about a teacher's experiment to show what dictatorships are like, that gets a bit out of hand.
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