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If you have not seen these movies yet, I have to recomend them, I cant help myself. There are ofcourse many movies I would recomend, but these are the most recent movies Ive seen that are awsome.

Primer

Oldboy
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Lynchfanatic wrote: Oldboy
Sorry to disagree, but this one I didn't like much. I guess it's for modern oriental movies fanatics. I didn't like this sort of glorification of violence. And it's gloooooomy. :urff:
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Gloomy can sometimes be good ;)

Btw, I was kinda hoping for others to recomend too...
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Lynchfanatic wrote:Gloomy can sometimes be good ;)
Sure. It's just not my cuppa tea.
When it comes to violence, Scorsese is da man.

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Badlander wrote:
Lynchfanatic wrote: Oldboy
Sorry to disagree, but this one I didn't like much. I guess it's for modern oriental movies fanatics. I didn't like this sort of glorification of violence. And it's gloooooomy. :urff:
Speaking of oriental... Do you like THIS sort of glorification of violence, then? ;D (seeing you seem to like the Troma Team movies).

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Izzy HaveMercy wrote: Speaking of oriental... Do you like THIS sort of glorification of violence, then? ;D (seeing you seem to like the Troma Team movies).
Never heard of. I guess the difference between a movie like Old Boy and Troma is that Troma flix are utterly, totally weird, mad, funny, crazy, deranged, loco, etc.
It's the apparent lack of humour or even second degree in Old Boy I found unpleasant and unsettling.
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Izzy HaveMercy wrote: Speaking of oriental... Do you like THIS sort of glorification of violence, then? ;D (seeing you seem to like the Troma Team movies).
Never heard of. I guess the difference between a movie like Old Boy and Troma is that Troma flix are utterly, totally weird, mad, funny, crazy, deranged, loco, etc.
It's the apparent lack of humour or even second degree in Old Boy I found unpleasant and unsettling.
Ah, then that Tetsuo movie will go down smoothly. It's about as weird and deranged as it comes, IMO ;D

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May I recommend Videodrome? The greatest surrealistic movie ever made.

EDIT: I used to like Troma movies when I was twelve. I dunno why, but I began to utterly detest them. I always see them as cheapening the audience and having nothing to offer but transvestites chewing on phallic pieces of jelly.
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nick the stripper wrote:May I recommend Videodrome? The greatest surrealistic movie ever made.
Agreed :notworthy: , and Debbie Harrygets them oot :eek: :twisted:
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Primer was VERY well done !

I haven't been that impressed by a debut in awhile.

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nick the stripper wrote:May I recommend Videodrome? The greatest surrealistic movie ever made.
Are we talking recent movies or hidden gems ? Just to know what kind of thread we want. 8)
EDIT: I used to like Troma movies when I was twelve. I dunno why, but I began to utterly detest them. I always see them as cheapening the audience and having nothing to offer but transvestites chewing on phallic pieces of jelly.
Once in a while is okay. Also, you can't take them at first degree. You OD quite easy with that kinda stuff, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy them. I certainly wouldn't watch Troma flix when I was 12.
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I'v enot seen primer or Old Boy but I absolutely love 21 grams. And love Sean Penn - he can do no wrong.
Videdrome is quality too.

Can I also recommend....
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0290673/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0245712/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113247/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0419677/
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Hom_Corleone wrote:I'v enot seen primer or Old Boy but I absolutely love 21 grams. And love Sean Penn - he can do no wrong.
Videdrome is quality too.
Mystic river was absolutely fantastic. A true masterpiece. :notworthy:
Hollywood sunrise was nice and pretty loony.
Sean Penn is a real nice guy and a true democrat, which is always a bonus.
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Badlander wrote:
Hom_Corleone wrote:I'v enot seen primer or Old Boy but I absolutely love 21 grams. And love Sean Penn - he can do no wrong.
Videdrome is quality too.
Mystic river was absolutely fantastic. A true masterpiece. :notworthy:
Hollywood sunrise was nice and pretty loony.
Sean Penn is a real nice guy and a true democrat, which is always a bonus.
And they still slagged the bloke off for helping in New Orleans. :roll:
A friend of mine was over in New York recently and went out for a smoke and Sean Penn was there smoking too. He got talking to him and found out how long he was staying etc...and was suprised not to see him again.
Then he saw the news the next day that Chris had died.
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Hom_Corleone wrote: Then he saw the news the next day that Chris had died.
Chris who ? :oops:
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emilystrange wrote:chris penn
His bro.....
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emilystrange wrote:chris penn
Didn't know. The news hadn't crossed the Atlantic (or the Channel, depending on where you're standing at).

I didn't see Irréversible. I trust your good judgement, but I must say I'm not a fan of Monica Bellucci. She's not the smartest actress I've ever seen and I find her a bit plastic.

Charlize Theron gets more credit in my book.
Monster had quite an effect on me. :notworthy:
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Badlander wrote:
nick the stripper wrote:May I recommend Videodrome? The greatest surrealistic movie ever made.
Are we talking recent movies or hidden gems ? Just to know what kind of thread we want. 8)
Videodrome is a hidden gem, as is a lot of David Cronenberg’s movies.

If you like hand melded cancer guns, men with vagina dentate style orifices in their stomachs, television caused hallucinations, conspiracy theories, and media prophecies, then you’ll love Videodrome.

I highly recommend the following movies from David Cronenberg - the master of body horror's Oeuvre:
  • Videodrome
  • Shivers
  • The Brood
  • Scanners
  • Crash
  • Naked Lunch
  • Dead Ringers
  • The Brood
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If you like gloomy, try this forgotten classic
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James Blast wrote:If you like gloomy, try this forgotten classic
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Piccy ?
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Badlander wrote:
James Blast wrote:If you like gloomy, try this forgotten classic
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Piccy ?
shows up here, try this one then...
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its River's Edge BTW
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Yum yum...Ione Skye.
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Blue Velvet :notworthy:
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Brideoffrankenstein wrote:Blue Velvet :notworthy:
Don't be a good neighbor anymore to her. I'll have to send you a love letter! Straight from my heart, f**ker! You know what a love letter is? It's a bullet from a f**king gun, f**ker! You recieve a love letter from me, and you're f**ked forever! You understand, f**k? I'll send you straight to hell, f**ker!... In dreams... I walk with you. In dreams... I talk to you. In dreams, you're mine... all the time. Forever
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