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cool kids inc. posted:I just streamed Antichrist on a whim because hey, I love Wilem Dafoe, and I've heard good things about this Von Trier cat. Good movie. My favorite part was the fox telling Willem Dafoe that chaos reigns.
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roboshit posted:Good movie. My favorite part was the fox telling Willem Dafoe that chaos reigns. I like the part when you're given an explicit shot of a penis ejaculating blood and I had to stop watching because I got incredibly nauseous.
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MadRhetoric posted:Ferris Bueller is a little better than a random movie from the 80s. You could also make the same argument about the original Star Wars trilogy; to people who only know the modern sequels the original trilogy are three random movies that share the same name. You can't because people have been doing "I am your father" parodies up into this year and beyond.
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Feb 6, 2013 18:37
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Junkie Disease posted:Some are french. Boobs are always not work safe, sad as I am to hide them. Fair warning that movie is AWFUL. Go with Lips of Blood for better Jean Rollin.
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If you ever wanted more Adam West batman movies but without Mr.West or Batman take a garner at In Like Flint its the inspiration of Austin Powers.
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roboshit posted:Good movie. My favorite part was the fox telling Willem Dafoe that chaos reigns. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vmn9asN-8AE dawww....
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Mechafunkzilla posted:I like the part when you're given an explicit shot of a penis ejaculating blood and I had to stop watching because I got incredibly nauseous. I could not watch that movie in one sitting.
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Junkie Disease posted:If you ever wanted more Adam West batman movies but without Mr.West or Batman take a garner at In Like Flint its the inspiration of Austin Powers. In Like Flint and Our Man Flint are both incredible movies in their absolute terribleness. The acting is atrocious and the fight choreography is even worse - but it makes the movies so good. Also I'll take this as another opportunity to recommend the OSS 117 movies since we're talking about international spy movies and they rank among the best. Edit: Thwomp posted:And once you watch it, read up on the Ferris Doesn't Exist theory and watch it again. Doing this now and... It's amazing. Ferris is Camerons smirking revenge. It all makes so much sense. Fiendish Dr. Wu fucked around with this message at 03:24 on Feb 7, 2013 |
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The OSS 117 movies are basically what Austin Powers would be if they were funny and smart.
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Feb 7, 2013 04:46
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Ooh, Nacho Libre is available. http://movies.netflix.com/Movie/Nacho_Libre/70044883 I think this movie gets a bad rap. Thoroughly enjoyable movie here.
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Feb 7, 2013 04:59
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Nacho Libre really finds its stride once the corncob goes INTO THE BAD GUY'S GODDAMN EYEHOLE HOLY loving poo poo
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speaking of Adam West. This is the cover Netflix now has. Man are the Nolan generation kids going to have their minds blown clicking on this. Also I recommend Sam Raimi's The Gift its a good redneck murder mystery.
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Ohvee posted:Ooh, Nacho Libre is available. http://movies.netflix.com/Movie/Nacho_Libre/70044883 I still love Napoleon Dynamite and was pretty stoked to see this when it came out and no, it totally deserves the reputation it has.
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Fiendish Dr. Wu posted:Yeah I tried to be as vague as possible. Seriously great movie, and I agree with you on the ending. Oh man, that movie. It's brilliant snappy and leaves you guessing even after the whole thing is over and done with. I definitely recommend this to everyone wanting a good horror movie that's past the usual B movie standard fair. Plus David Hyde is a great actor in his own right.
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Short Penguin posted:Oh man, that movie. It's brilliant snappy and leaves you guessing even after the whole thing is over and done with. I definitely recommend this to everyone wanting a good horror movie that's past the usual B movie standard fair. Plus David Hyde is a great actor in his own right. I really liked the first two thirds of the movie, but I felt the last third of the film after the dinner-party hostage conceit was over really went off the rails, and the movie lost focus quite a bit. Still, worth a watch for DHP's performance alone.
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Feb 7, 2013 18:43
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Popular Human posted:I was JUST coming to this thread to recommend this movie - I saw it got added last night. It's a great slow-burn horror film that NOBODY saw. I'm glad it's up on streaming, since it wasn't even available from Netflix as a DVD/Bluray last time I checked. As an english student, I LOVE Pontypool. So much. 
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Cpt. Spring Types posted:I just watched the pilot thanks to this post, and it was excellent. Definitely looking forward to watching the rest. Thanks for the heads up! SPACED. Oh man, I love this series more than life itself.Simon Pegg and Nick Frost never ever fail to deliver. WORTH the watch.
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Priss In Plate posted:Even if you're not a huge fan of Formula One, I've gotta recommend Senna: Senna is amazing. F1 driving is seriously crazy. But lovely.
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Feb 7, 2013 19:20
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Vinestalk posted:All three parts of Red Riding look like they've been available on instant queue for awhile. It's a pretty intense adaptation of a series of books about corruption and murder in northern England during the '70s and early '80s. Some of the acting in it is really solid. Later in the series there are several Red Riding is amazing because, aside from never let me go, it's some of Andrew Garfield's strongest acting Plus it does help he's a cutie. I also felt like I learned a thing or two along the way.Basically: watch it.
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How annoying, Red Riding isn't available in the UK.  Agree with ^ this man though. Definitely some must watch TV.
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Short Penguin posted:SPACED. Oh man, I love this series more than life itself.Simon Pegg and Nick Frost never ever fail to deliver.
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SRM posted:It's also really great to see how it feeds into Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz. There's a lot of actors from Spaced that show up in small roles, and the filmmaking techniques evolve from show to movie to movie. Spaced rules. Spaced is terrific when it's not terrible (around 5-10% of the time).
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Feb 7, 2013 20:09
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Harminoff posted:Netflix's first original series Lilyhammer just went up. No idea what it's like, but pretty awesome that they put up all episodes at once. Lilyhammer is amazing. It makes me want to live in Sweden even more than I already do, and it has some great lulzy moments. I'd def. recommend it.
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morestuff posted:Spaced is terrific when it's not terrible (around 5-10% of the time). What episodes are terrible? I loved like all of them!
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Feb 7, 2013 20:18
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Magnus Gallant posted:What episodes are terrible? I loved like all of them! All the episodes are good, but there are a few extended bits that aren't.
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Feb 7, 2013 20:22
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red19fire posted:I watched one called Historical Pubs of Ireland. Interesting, But I was kind of drunk at the time. Wind That Shakes the Barley is a must see for anyone wanting to know about Ireland's past.
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Feb 7, 2013 21:26
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Just finished watching The Parking Lot Movie. It was like none of those guys moved past being the weird kid in high school who hated jocks. Let it go, guys.
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Junkie Disease posted:I recommend Sam Raimi's The Gift its a good redneck murder mystery. I remember watching this when it came out for the sole purpose of seeing Katie Holmes' boobs and being surprised that the movie was actually pretty good too.
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Short Penguin posted:Wind That Shakes the Barley is a must see for anyone wanting to know about Ireland's past. Also anyone who hates fingernails.
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So in my great age I decided to finally watch Skins since it gets so much acclaim and god drat British kids are hosed up.
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Short Penguin posted:As an english student, I LOVE Pontypool. So much. I'm an English major as well and think Derrida is the bees knees. The second half of Pontypool is still crap.
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Magnus Gallant posted:What episodes are terrible? I loved like all of them! Just those few ones where they make pointless pop-culture references apropos of nothing. 
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Feb 8, 2013 02:51
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Beyond the black rainbow a beautiful, stylish sci-fi-ish horror meditation. I'm thoroughly confused about what happens in 1966 and would appreciate it if anyone can clue me in.
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iv46vi posted:Beyond the black rainbow a beautiful, stylish sci-fi-ish horror meditation. I'm thoroughly confused about what happens in 1966 and would appreciate it if anyone can clue me in. Doing acid and eating a lady's neck was Barry's initiation into Dr. Arboria's cult I guess.
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Does anyone have a combination of both Netflix and Amazon? I signed up for the Amazon trial today and haven't noticed very many differences in selection, at least upon first glance. Then again, the search function leaves a lot to be desired...
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Acrolos posted:Does anyone have a combination of both Netflix and Amazon? I signed up for the Amazon trial today and haven't noticed very many differences in selection, at least upon first glance. Amazon's entire web site interface for everything is a loving bag of dicks. I didn't realize how bad it was until I bought Amazon Prime. I rarely use their streaming for anything because I can't find poo poo.
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Hewlett posted:I really liked the first two thirds of the movie, but I felt the last third of the film after the dinner-party hostage conceit was over really went off the rails, and the movie lost focus quite a bit. Still, worth a watch for DHP's performance alone. Yeah, it's amazing up until the final act. It really suffers from "Oh, hey, we got to tie everything up together" syndrome, and ultimately, it forgot that we don't really care about that element of the story. We came for psychopathic Niles.
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Cemetry Gator posted:Yeah, it's amazing up until the final act. It really suffers from "Oh, hey, we got to tie everything up together" syndrome, and ultimately, it forgot that we don't really care about that element of the story. We came for psychopathic Niles. It also hammers home the fact that this is a short film stretched out to feature length, which often necessitates such dramatic and confusing third-act shifts.
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Tennis Ball posted:Amazon's entire web site interface for everything is a loving bag of dicks. I didn't realize how bad it was until I bought Amazon Prime. I rarely use their streaming for anything because I can't find poo poo. The only thing that makes it tolerable is browsing using an Xbox.
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Acrolos posted:Does anyone have a combination of both Netflix and Amazon? I signed up for the Amazon trial today and haven't noticed very many differences in selection, at least upon first glance. yeah, a lot of the free stuff is already on Netflix. The main attraction for Amazon is that you can rent something and watch it for a few bucks if you really want to. Otherwise, we almost exclusively just watch Netflix.
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