The Coca-Cola Kid Forbidden Planet Blowup Casino Royale The World of Henry Orient The Mouse That Roared On the Beach
They just came out with it on DVD a while back and i have been meaning to rent it. I still havent seen a Michelangelo Antonioni flick but he is supposed to be really good.
Thats also how i saw it. I also think its a tad better that City of Lost Children. It would be really nice if were to be released on DVD.
If it still counts: Swingers. And I think it does, since it never really had a big run in the theaters. But if you've seen if you love it.
just thought of another one... Scavenger Hunt. classic movie....If you enjoy comedies, and have seen this, you probably loved it.
....but you don't mention two of my favorites, <i>Being There</i> and <i>Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb</i>? Which version?
That is a good movie....just seems to lack appeal to a broad audience. <hr color=red> <hr color=yellow> <hr color=green> <hr color=blue> <hr color=indigo> <hr color=violet> There was a movie that used to be shown years ago at Midnight......<i>Rainbow Bridge</i>. It was lacking in the movie area, but many of the patrons were quite <i>mellow</i> and unable to recognize the quality issues.
Boondock Saints. Donnie Darko is also one of my faves. I wouldn't call it a cult film, but everyone should see Dio's "Sacred Heart: The DVD" concert recording before they die. Dude fights a dragon onstage with a lightsaber!
agreed on boondock saints I was wondering if anyone was going to say it! it is a great movie I loved billy connellys part in the movie, it was an odd part for him but cool to see my favorite comedian in a part like that
i concur boondock saints is a very good movie. one of my favorites. i just hope they didnt have to kill a cat in making the movie
I figured out that I was making a long list of films by Peter Sellers, and thought I'd better stop! I'm a huge fan. Which version of Blowup? 1966, Directed by Antonioni- Starring David Hemmings, Vanessa Redgrave, and Sarah Miles. I haven't seen the new DVD version yet, but I can't wait. I remember seeing it with my parents when it came out. Quite a shocker for the time. Excellent film. Is there another Blowup? (I can't remember)
[excluding those named previously] Meet the Feebles True Romance Krull Silent Night, Deadly Night El Mariachi Beastmaster
In a documentary on Mickey Spillane, Tarantino claimed the glowing suitcase was a direct reference to the film, KISS ME DEADLY (A Mike Hammer movie). This film featured a glowing suitcase.
Here's a few more: Blues Brothers Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein and all other Mel Brooks movies Brazil and Time Bandits and all other Terry Gilliam movies Meet the Hollowheads Fear of a Black Hat Up in Smoke Life of Brian and Holy Grail (and every other Python flick) All the old Hammer produced horror flicks... Night of the Living Dead (original)
I'm here! I was going to put it on my list, but it was already listed a couple of times, so I took it off. Thanks for thinking of me, though. Replicants rule!!
