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Old 08-08-2008, 11:33 AM
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Default Good movies recently?

Anyone catch anything good recently?

We watched Live Free or Die Hard last night. Wasn't that good in my book, not sure how it got such high ratings on imdb.

Did catch a showing of The Dark Night, was excellent, a little on the long side.

I am also slowly plugging away at Ken Burns documentary, The War. Fascinating stories just hard to get through a 15 hour documentary

Anyone else catch something I should toss in my netflix queue?
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Old 08-09-2008, 06:57 PM
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You could try these out (in no special order):
In Bruges
Perfume
The Big Blue
Ten Canoes
Right at Your Door
Black Water
Out of the Blue
Outsourced
Cleaner
Ong Bak
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I liked In Burges
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Hellboy 2
And yes, I am 49
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Default Just rented

Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Its not bad. Its a good hangover movie for a sunday afternoon.
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Can a post a few that might have slipped the cracks?

To End All Wars - sleeper from 2002. Keifer Sutherland. True story of Japanese POW camp.
The Legend of 1900 - Tim Roth. Love this flick. From the guy who brought you Cinema Paradiso. In English.
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"The Kingdom" was a good flick with Jamie Foxx
But if your into the mini seris by chance HBO's "Rome" seasons 1 and 2 were awsome.
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Few movies I've seen recently that were better then I expected, and yes some of them are old:

1) The Money Pit - 1986 movie with Tom Hanks in it, hilarious movie.

2) No Country For Old Men - 2007 - Best movie i've seen in awhile

3) Children of Men - 2006 - Awesome movie, and very philosophical

4) Ong Bak - Agreeing with gordo, one of the best martial artist movies. and...

5) Tom yum goong - AKA "The Protector" - Photos from The Protector

If you thought Ong Bak was good, this is better.

6) O Brother, Where art Thou? - 2000 movie, one of the most hilarious movies I've ever seen.

7) Road to Perdition - 2002 - One of the best "evil" Tom Hanks performances

8) The Usual Suspects - 1995 - In my mind its a slow movie, but how it turns out is outstanding and downright mind boggling.

my last one...

9) Casablanca - If you want to know where a ton of spoofed lines came from, this is the movie to see.
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