Suggest a movie for me....

[Trenton Romulox]

Gone Baby Gone, best movie I've seen in a while.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, amazing.
American History X, classic.

 

[lockwood81]

Btw, now that I have my iPhone, I'm really not entirely sure that subtitles are out of the question on this screen....converting Motorcycle Diaries now so I can test my hypothesis!

Hey if the subtitles work okay, then "Apocolypto" is certainly worth watching. Very entertaining.

 

[KristinaS]

I'm actually quite impressed with Leo. He went from being a young punk in sappy movies, to a pretty gritty actor.

Me too. I thought he was fantastic in The Departed. What a great movie. Haven't seen Blood Diamond yet, but keep hearing good things about it. I did like a few older Leo movies, though, too, like The Basketball Diaries.

I also second Trenton's suggestion about Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and American History X. Those are two of my personal favs. I'd also recommend Donnie Darko (love that movie!). I can come up with some more, but I'll have to think about it.

 

[rob91]

A really different movie... but quite graphic (NSFW ):

Tian bian yi duo yun (aka The Wayward Cloud) by Tsai Ming-liang.

A very good movie with only little dialogue and a disturbing end. I consider this art, as opposed to mainstream / boring blockbusters.

Hah, it's kind of funny that you would recommend Tsai to someone out of the blue...at least to me. Haven't seen The Wayward Cloud but I'm a big fan of his work, "What time is it There", "The Hole", and "The River". I just don't see his movies as for everyone...at least not for most. I'm sure you know what I'm talking about? :mrgreen:

On a semi-related (in that they're both obscure asian directors) I watched "Syndromes and a Century" recently and it's great - you seen that one?

For Corry I recommend one of my favorites, "Blow Up". It's about photography, and maybe the meaning of art and life as well.

 

[Rick Waldroup]

This one may be a bit difficult to find, but it is well worth it if you can locate it. Moonlighting starring Jeremy Irons.

 

[Corry]

And the verdict is....subtitles are totally ok even on that small screen! Woot!

 

[rmh159]

Memento
Donnie Darko
City of God
Born Into Brothels (story about photography... nudge nudge)
The Big Lebowski ("Fu#k it Dude, let's bowl.")

 

[Jeff Canes]

--World's Fastest Indian--

i liked this film alot:thumbup::thumbup:

Did you know that a lot of that was filmed in Edmonton? I was going to rent it the other day but passed.---

Alberta did look a lot like Kansas to me

 

[RyanLilly]

Bullitt- Steve McQueen, The first Car chase ever to be filmed at actual chase speeds. Doubt you'll find it on iTunes though.

I thought "The worlds fastest Indian" was very good as well. Its not really about racing or motorcycles, its about a man following his dream, and the friends he makes along the way. Great performance by [SIZE=-1]Anthony Hopkins.[/SIZE]

 

[Mitica100]

I thought "The worlds fastest Indian" was very good as well. Its not really about racing or motorcycles, its about a man following his dream, and the friends he makes along the way.

Yep, that's what got me back in the saddle.