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utterly perplexed
registered: 10/23/2004 00:00
posts: 2
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i was just wondering what types of films, fellow hive lovers like?
posted: 10/25/2004 07:07Reply | PM | Edit | IP
00chaz
registered: 7/19/2004 00:00
posts: 172
 I like pulp fiction
as i find parts of it funny and the layout of it is really weird..
And i like the matrix too.
posted: 10/25/2004 10:38Reply | PM | Edit | IP
utterly perplexed
registered: 10/23/2004 00:00
posts: 23
omg!
i love pulp fiction its a great movie, i also like the matrix, i think it was the best one out of the 3 the other 2 were kinda crappy.
posted: 10/25/2004 10:56Reply | PM | Edit | IP
Yeahvolition
registered: 10/14/2004 00:00
posts: 7
Well..
There is many, American history X is a god one :)
posted: 10/25/2004 11:02Reply | PM | Edit | IP
utterly perplexed
registered: 10/23/2004 00:00
posts: 24
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anyone seen donnie darko, apt pupil or mothman prophecies?
posted: 10/25/2004 11:05Reply | PM | Edit | IP
Danuka
registered: 6/24/2004 00:00
posts: 1219
i love...
TRAINSPOTTING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
posted: 10/25/2004 11:05Reply | PM | Edit | IP
POLLYNAPOLEON
registered: 9/23/2004 00:00
posts: 231
 A Clockwork Orange!
A Clockwork Orange is the most fantastic film ever made! It's a source of major "rah rah" inspiration for my droog Molly and me. We plan on parading around town dressed as the main character, Alex, this coming Halloween.

Donnie Darko and The Mothman Prophecies are equally freaky. Both leave me too afraid to look in the mirror or out the window at night!
posted: 10/25/2004 12:36Reply | PM | Edit | IP
a.k.a.idiot
registered: 9/30/2004 00:00
posts: 115
i like...
whats eating gilbert grape
girl,interrupted
thirteen
life of david gale
sleepy hollow
the lotr trilogy
donnie darko
se7en
edward scissorhands
chocolat
10 things i hate about you
save the last dance
posted: 10/25/2004 12:44Reply | PM | Edit | IP
TheHivesAreMedicine
registered: 7/25/2004 00:00
posts: 293
yeah
Pulp Fiction
Fisher King
Lawrence of Arabia
Adaptation
Lonestar
Three Kings
Get Shorty
Bonnie and Clyde
Ernest Goes to Jail
LOL
posted: 10/25/2004 13:37Reply | PM | Edit | IP
POLLYNAPOLEON
registered: 9/23/2004 00:00
posts: 238
 Well...
Anything with Johnny Depp is usually pretty good. Edward Scissorhands is superb. That zombie movie, 28 days, (I think it was) was pretty okay.

Has anyone see Quadrophrenia?!
posted: 10/25/2004 14:35Reply | PM | Edit | IP
RockTheCasbah
registered: 7/31/2004 00:00
posts: 42
 here are some
I want to see...
Quadrophenia & Tommy, because I am a big Who fan and all I own is The Kids Are Alright (which is terrific by the way)
I've seen Hell W10, which is OK (it's the Clash film)
Here are some great movies to see: Taxi Driver, High Fidelity, Reservoir Dogs, Monty Python's Meaning of Life, and of course the most recent...Napolean Dynamite
posted: 10/25/2004 14:55Reply | PM | Edit | IP
POLLYNAPOLEON
registered: 9/23/2004 00:00
posts: 242
 Tommy is the 2nd Best Film of All Time!
The visuals are great, very stark and vivid! Plus, the music is excellent (of course). Pete Towshend is a genius!
posted: 10/25/2004 15:14Reply | PM | Edit | IP
POLLYNAPOLEON
registered: 9/23/2004 00:00
posts: 243
 Tommy is the 2nd Best Film of All Time!
The visuals are great, very stark and vivid! Plus, the music is excellent (of course). Pete Towshend is a genius!
posted: 10/25/2004 15:14Reply | PM | Edit | IP
SqueeX25
registered: 9/1/2004 00:00
posts: 829
Well...
Big Fish
Nightmare Before Christmas
Edward Scizzorhands
(Basically any Tim Burton film)

Basically any Hayao Miyazaki film, but my favorite of his is definitely Spirited Away.

Also the Lord of the Rings. Mystic River was good also.

Oh! And Mary Poppins! Gosh I love that movie.

Urgh...there are definitely more, but I seem to be having trouble thinking of them at the moment, so I'll leave it at that for now...
posted: 10/25/2004 15:20Reply | PM | Edit | IP
SqueeX25
registered: 9/1/2004 00:00
posts: 830
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OH!

How could I forget????

Most any Monty Python film! But my favorite of those is definitely Monty Python and the Holy Grail!
posted: 10/25/2004 15:21Reply | PM | Edit | IP
ArronIsWFJ
registered: 8/20/2004 00:00
posts: 3
I love sci if!
...also techno...
Don't hate me! :D
posted: 10/25/2004 21:46Reply | PM | Edit | IP
kimbobway
registered: 7/16/2004 00:00
posts: 880
i like pretty much every genre, which pretty much makes it impossible for me to have a favourite movie.
posted: 10/25/2004 23:03Reply | PM | Edit | IP
LoAndBeholden
registered: 10/25/2004 00:00
posts: 0
FILMS
Horror and silent films are my favorite as well as biographical/historical films. Every now and then a decent drama will fly my way, but I tend to expect either a twist in the plot at some point or the presence of a profound statement. I despise romance films unless they are realistically and intelligently written (i.e.-As Good As It Gets). As far as comedies, I'm not a big fan because most current comedy has gotten ridiculous and is more obnoxious than clever. My basic list of enjoyable films would be something to the effect of:
Psycho ('60)
Nosferatu
Philadelphia
Malcom X
American History X
Identity
Night of the Living Dead
Being John Malkovich
Silence of the Lambs
What's Eating Gilbert Grape?
The Shawshank Redemption
Seven
posted: 10/25/2004 23:04Reply | PM | Edit | IP
kimbobway
registered: 7/16/2004 00:00
posts: 881
that's a good list of movies you got going there.
posted: 10/25/2004 23:07Reply | PM | Edit | IP
ajali
registered: 8/28/2004 00:00
posts: 23
 cold mountain
cold mountain because of jack white:)
posted: 10/26/2004 04:16Reply | PM | Edit | IP
I'm a Wicked One
registered: 8/30/2004 00:00
posts: 209
well
trainspotting is pretty good
posted: 10/26/2004 04:23Reply | PM | Edit | IP
Vigilanteshouldworkout
registered: 7/11/2004 00:00
posts: 128
LOng LIVE!..
THe liVing dead!..
The Dead trilogy that is!.
Except for Day, quite dissapointing..:(
Blair witch project is underestimated!!!,
Only chicken shit* people try to disquise it as bad.

Watch it alone.

Btw, 28 days later is a great movie,
Though the rules for infections arn´t as good.


2005 LAND OF THE DEAD!!
The 4th SEQUEL EVERYBODY!!!
posted: 10/26/2004 05:30Reply | PM | Edit | IP
utterly perplexed
registered: 10/23/2004 00:00
posts: 28
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i agree 28 days later is a wicked movie, has anyone seen the alternative ending???
posted: 10/26/2004 05:33Reply | PM | Edit | IP
The Devotchka
registered: 7/26/2004 00:00
posts: 35
Movies
All excellent choices of movies!!

Has anyone seen Requiem for a Dream? That movie was ca-raaazy. But I loved it.
posted: 10/26/2004 14:32Reply | PM | Edit | IP
LoAndBeholden
registered: 10/25/2004 00:00
posts: 2
Yeah
I found that movie to be rather disturbing, but not in a bad way, rather more of an enlightening way. Similar to my perception of "Basketball Diaries". Sometimes there is just no way to sugarcoat the story.
posted: 10/26/2004 18:30Reply | PM | Edit | IP
The Devotchka
registered: 7/26/2004 00:00
posts: 37
Yup
I agree with you, Requiem for a Dream and The Basketball Diaries are pretty shocking, but very effective and done really well.
posted: 10/26/2004 21:22Reply | PM | Edit | IP

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