The Best Movie You've Never Seen

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[quote]Jillybop wrote:
Acogida wrote:
Great fucking movie.

I’ll had “The Power of One” to the list… another great one that most people haven’t heard of.

Did that take place in Australia? I saw that and it was really good - but I read the book several years earlier and it was great.
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I could be mistaken, but I believe it was South Africa. I remember watching it in a history class way back in the day (7th or 8th grade).

Thanks for pointing out that it was based on a book. That was news to me… I’ll have to pick that one up this weekend

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[quote]lazyaxus11 wrote:
Boondock Saints and Equilirbium if you havent seen either of those they are great. Especially Boondock Saints… one of my all-time favorites.[/quote]

Boondock Saints is an all time great movie, i love it. Not many have seen it but everyone who does wants to buy it.

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Joe’s Apartment

O.K., so I’ve got a soft spot for talking cockroaches…

But funny as hell.

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“Things to do in Denver when your dead”

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Street Trash. These crazy bums find some old booze that makes em dissolve like it was industrial acid or something.

It has a lot of base ( my kind of ) humor,
and it was made by troma studios so its gotta be good.

Also… Cannibal the Musical! Made by the same people that make South Parker , Trey and Matt…its basically about a real-life cannibal they convicted but didnt hang in the 1800’s…he eats a few people then they dance and sing about it. Classic!

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[quote]Jillybop wrote:
Acogida wrote:
Great fucking movie.

I’ll had “The Power of One” to the list… another great one that most people haven’t heard of.

Did that take place in Australia? I saw that and it was really good - but I read the book several years earlier and it was great.
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South Africa. Great book too.

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I agree with Shaun of the Dead. Slim Suzy is surprisingly good for a foreign B-grade comedy. Jenny McCarthy’s Dirty Love got terrible reviews but I thought it was hilarious in a disgusting kind of way. (“Touch my bass! Touch it!”) And I’m sure everybody’s seen Kung Fu Hustle.

Just my 2 cents.

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City of God

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memento, mulholland dr., requiem for a dream, chopper

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memento, mulholland dr., requiem for a dream, chopper

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Samurai X: Trust & Betrayal

Anime but astounding nevertheless

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Clockwork Orange, by Kubrick

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“A History of Violence”

DD

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The Thin Red Line

Rope

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American History x

romper stomper

near dark

the wild bunch

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Wolf Creek. Set in outback Australia. Does wonders for tourism im sure.

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[quote]keysersozae wrote:
Jillybop wrote:
Acogida wrote:
Great fucking movie.

I’ll had “The Power of One” to the list… another great one that most people haven’t heard of.

Did that take place in Australia? I saw that and it was really good - but I read the book several years earlier and it was great.

South Africa. Great book too.[/quote]

Doh! That’s right… It’s been a while since I saw it.

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“The Burbs” with Tom Hanks and Bruce Dern. It didn’t do well at the theaters but I find it hilarious.

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“Chopper” with Eric Bana. Act like you know.

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Here are some truly obscure ones:

Curdled (1996)

Orphans (the 1987 one with Albert Finney)

Lawn Dogs