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Cold Turkey (1971). I'm amazed this didn't become some kind of cult classic. The scene where the town completely whores itself to the mainstream media is hilarious, and the last shot was one of the biggest FUs in cinema history.
Blow Up (1966) is another amazing movie, a swinging 60s film noir with some cinema verite thrown in for good measure.
Bandits. I simply don't know why this movie isn't more popular. Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Cate Blanchett. It is absolutely hilarious, and I'll guarantee you, you won't see the end coming. I bought it years ago on a whim, and it quickly became one of my favorites.
Bandits. I simply don't know why this movie isn't more popular. Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Cate Blanchett. It is absolutely hilarious, and I'll guarantee you, you won't see the end coming. I bought it years ago on a whim, and it quickly became one of my favorites.
When I saw this in the theater, I immediately decided to buy it. So I have it on DVD, but I've never watched it again since. I can barely remember any details about it. Guess it's time to watch it again.
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We do still make "burning feathers" jokes, though.
Any great (in your opinion), but widely unknown or panned movies you like?
You know I was recently thinking about past stars, and was wondering what ever happened to Teri Garr. She used to be such a fun guest on Johnny Carson back in the day.
One of my favorite holiday movies is Planes, Trains and Automobiles.....I miss the irreplaceable John Candy.
Terrifying, in a sense, and probably absolutely ripe for a stage production:
"The Man From Earth," a movie from maybe ten years ago.
An immortal(?) man reveals himself to academic colleagues, with astounding and predictable(?) results. Oh, with one huge twist. Or is the whole thing a twist? And even one final twist in the last few minutes...
Almost entirely narrative, and a quite thought-provoking story.
It's out there on DVD, not sure about Netflix or other media sites. Will never rise above the obscure, but fascinating if that sort of tale appeals.
I fell asleep twice: once reading your post and second reading the description on IMDB LOL
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