Legendary Cult movies you never got...

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scotty wrote:
markfiend wrote:
Ramone wrote:The Rocky Horror Picture Show : WTF was all that fuss about ?!! It was awful.
No argument from me on that one! :lol:
:eek: I love that film........I'm hurt :cry:
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markfiend wrote:
Ramone wrote:Silence of the lambs : I love going to Boots and watching the sulky floor staff when you announce that 'It puts the lotion in the basket'
Manhunter sh*ts all over Silence Of The Lambs IMO.
Ramone wrote:The Rocky Horror Picture Show : WTF was all that fuss about ?!! It was awful.
No argument from me on that one! :lol:
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James Blast wrote:
markfiend wrote:
Ramone wrote:Silence of the lambs : I love going to Boots and watching the sulky floor staff when you announce that 'It puts the lotion in the basket'
Manhunter sh*ts all over Silence Of The Lambs IMO.
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Especially if you have a look at who's on the soundtrack 8)
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Obviousman wrote:Especially if you have a look at who's on the soundtrack 8)
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markfiend wrote:
Obviousman wrote:Especially if you have a look at who's on the soundtrack 8)
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... and The Mighty 'Back! 8) :notworthy: 8)
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Anything by Tarintino: sure he can write well, but copies just about thing else

Belly of an Architect (sorry James it's the only Greenaway movie I can't watch)

Anything Lynch: That art school nonsense is getting old

The Matrix series: Or how not to film a HK flick

Anybody with a bad word about Jim Jarmusch :)

Star Wars Ep 1-3: Bad idea and badly executed
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Aye, The Matrix................pish!!!!!
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scotty wrote:Aye, The Matrix................pish!!!!!
Actually I find so forgettable that I just... forgot to mention it. ;D
Poor man's Philip K. Dick. :roll:
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spot778 wrote:Belly of an Architect (sorry James it's the only Greenaway movie I can't watch)
No fight here, I just enjoyed that one, even though it didn't have a Nyman soundtrack.
Nothing after it :eek:
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Oh god, I just remembered.. Saw II. Was made to watch it at a friend's birthday.

I hate gore films, and that was just pure PISH. :urff:
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try some early Greenaway, it will cure you ;D
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Kattatonia_x wrote: Dagon
After HP Lovecraft I suppose ? Is there any one good movie made after Lovecraft ? Apart from Reanimator I suppose, which is considered a good one by some (not including me). But Reanimator has nothing to do with Cthulhu and the great ancients, which is the most difficult thing to translate into actual pictures. Without being ridiculous, that is. :?
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James Blast wrote:try some early Greenaway, it will cure you ;D
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I actually had the pleasure of seeing Michael Nyman and band live. He played several Greenaway tracks it was flipping AWESOME !
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Badlander wrote:
Kattatonia_x wrote: Dagon
After HP Lovecraft I suppose ? Is there any one good movie made after Lovecraft ? Apart from Reanimator I suppose, which is considered a good one by some (not including me). But Reanimator has nothing to do with Cthulhu and the great ancients, which is the most difficult thing to translate into actual pictures. Without being ridiculous, that is. :?
OK, one of the best adaptations:

The Real Ghostbusters - The Collect Call of Cathulhu (sic).
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Obviousman wrote:Boondock Saints. What an utter pish movie, pretending to be some kind of B-movie but lacking every single quality of those.
I really like it :roll:
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Has anybody metioned the godawful Kill Bill - 1 & 2.
& I wholeheartedly agree about Rocky Horror - Ultra pish
And I also agree with The Blast - anything with Adam Sandler or Jack Black would make me kill my TV. :evil:
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mh wrote:
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canon docre wrote: What the f**k? You can't be serious, Dave! :eek: Don't do that to me in my own thread. :cry:
Jess, as you know full well, I don't get it. No-one has yet managed to successfully explain what the point of it all is. The original is a masterpiece, so why bother. It's like me releasing a recording of my version of Crash & Burn (okay, bit tooo far there, but you get the point). Sorry Jess. I'd say remakes generally, but The Hills Have Eyes bucks the trend.
And The Thing.
And A Fistful of Dollars.
And The Magnificent Seven.

Hold on a mo - remakes are GREAT!!!!
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nick the stripper wrote:
weebleswobble wrote:Don't Dream It-Be It

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Is it wrong that I know the lyrics to all the songs off by heart? :lol:
no, that's a goooood thing!


come on people, I don't get it
everyone is s**t on all my favorite movies in this topic :(
I'd better get out of here :(
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randdebiel² wrote: come on people, I don't get it
everyone is s**t on all my favorite movies in this topic :(
I'd better get out of here :(
TBH I have a problem with Audrey Tautou. Find her really annoying. This might not help. :oops: :innocent:
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Star Wars (all)
Omen (und other stupid spooky films)
Alien (all)
most of recent polish films
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Bartoszek wrote:Star Wars (all)
Omen (und other stupid spooky films)
Alien (all)
most of recent polish films
You're just daft! ;D

The Full Monty - one funny bit, then bugger all
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canon docre wrote:Inspired by Badlanders topic, I ask around which "must-see" cult movies you never fully got.

For me:

Blues Brothers :urff: (must be rather a boys thing)

Stalker (should be a masterpiece by Tarkowski, but for me just the most boring movie I've ever seen in the cinema...)

Godfather: and this is very embarrassing, isn't it? I mean everybody must like the Godfather otherwise something is considered very wrong with you. (I heard that the second part is better, but I never took the effort....)

The Godfather rules. Although Goodfellas is better though.
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James Blast wrote:
Bartoszek wrote:Star Wars (all)
You're just daft! ;D

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