Point Blank (Boorman)
Three Colours: Red (Kieslowski)
Le Mepris (Godard)
The Big Lebowski (Coens)
The Big Sleep (Hawks)
Bitter Victory (Ray)
On Dangerous Ground (Ray -"Nothing's with me!")
The Long Goodbye (Altman)
The Wild Bunch (Peckinpah)
The Apartment (Wilder)
Rear Window (Hitchcock)

Can I have one more please?

Anchorman (But seriously... I have watched this film five times in the past six months and it has never failed to make me smile.)

you can have one more but are you sure about keislowski.....

Off the top of my head (in no particular order), hmmm...




Alice in the Cities
The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Kings of the Road
Lolita
McCabe and Mrs. Miller
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid
The Seven Samurai
A Woman Under the Influence
The Wild Bunch

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:Lolita

Do you have a Lolita preference (1997 or 1962)?

bumble wrote:

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:Lolita

Do you have a Lolita preference (1997 or 1962)?

1990.

holy shit!

I forgot to tell you, bumble--my mom and dad met Jeremy Irons this week.



so cool.

So great. Jeremy Irons was perfect as HH.

I am guessing that your parents did not have this conversation with him.

p.s. - 1990?

Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:McCabe and Mrs. Miller

Fuckin A. I love this movie. Maybe Altman's best. And that Leonard Cohen soundtrack! And that shot of McCabe dying in the snow! And toothless whores! And Butler, one of the best, most fearsome characters ever created in a western (and he's Scottish)!

I remember Roger Ebert called the death of Keith Carradine's character (the aw-shucks gangly blonde kid) "one of the most affecting and powerful deaths there has ever been in a Western." This scene just makes me fucking angry as all hell.

kerble wrote:holy shit!

I forgot to tell you, bumble--my mom and dad met Jeremy Irons this week.

so cool.

you forgot to tell me too.