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ynohtna posted:Does anyone know where this still comes from? Google Image search says: Journey to the Seventh Planet
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# ? Jan 9, 2014 13:46 |
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School Bully posted:Google Image search says: Journey to the Seventh Planet Ahah, that'll teach me for using TinEye and not Google. Thanks - another flick added to must-find-and-watch-someday.txt!
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# ? Jan 9, 2014 14:24 |
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Thunderlips posted:Could be The Heavenly Kid. It starts with a drag race killing the Greaser who then helps Jason Gedrick to become a real man. Thanks everybody, this is the film. Imdb tells me that the lead actor was also in Django Unchained , cool.
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# ? Jan 10, 2014 02:54 |
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Thunderlips posted:Could be The Heavenly Kid. It starts with a drag race killing the Greaser who then helps Jason Gedrick to become a real man. Hah, I remember seeing that on VHS when I was a kid and I still can't figure out how he couldn't get his bracelet off the gearshift in time in the opening race. The IMDB page for that flick has a great Internet argument about how the arithmetic works out for the characters' ages and whether anyone should give a poo poo or not.
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# ? Jan 10, 2014 07:26 |
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There was an animated short I want to say Soviet era, 60s-70s if not Russian then Czech/Polish. Basically it depicted a kind alienating dystopia, very sci-fi very Geiger I want to say. There's a constant authoritarian voiceover saying things to the effect of "wake up, eat, sleep" telling you what to do and what not. Very dark palette
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Alan Smithee posted:There was an animated short I want to say Soviet era, 60s-70s if not Russian then Czech/Polish. Basically it depicted a kind alienating dystopia, very sci-fi very Geiger I want to say. There's a constant authoritarian voiceover saying things to the effect of "wake up, eat, sleep" telling you what to do and what not. Very dark palette david_a fucked around with this message at 05:08 on Jan 11, 2014 |
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I'm looking for a movie that I think I watched about a year ago, probably on Canadian Netflix. The movie took place in a lovely post-robot-wars future. The town in which it was set was surrounded by desert and wasteland. I think that most of the movie was training montage and flashbacks. The human protagonist was learning swordfighting from an old guy, and they were living in what might have been an abandoned warehouse. The old guy and the protagonist were sleeping on the floor, I think. There was a scene where the protagonist wakes up on the sandy warehouse floor next to a cup of ??tea?? The protagonist was training for a swordfight duel with the lead robot. For some reason, defeating the master robot in this way would disable all the other robots too, allowing humans to regain control of the earth. The robots had swords that were kept sheathed in their backs. I remember being surprised that every robot came with built in swords and none of them came with any ranged weapons. In the end, the main robot agrees to a duel with the protagonist and is defeated. This was a live action movie, not animated. The robots were human sized and humanoid in shape. They were actual robots, not people in costume (like stormtroopers) or cyborgs.
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# ? Jan 11, 2014 04:16 |
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Father Wendigo posted:I think caught this on Comedy Central around 15 years ago, which would probably put the movie in the 80's to very early 90's. I remember two scenes: The second scene is definitely Rock 'n' Roll High School Forever (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100504/?ref_=fn_al_tt_3). The first one might be as well, but I don't remember it (though it sounds like a match because there's a crazy goth/witch girl that one of the side characters starts dating during the movie). Discospawn fucked around with this message at 06:22 on Jan 11, 2014 |
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Dr_Amazing posted:An 80s movie where a man falls or is thrown into a giant department store display of balls, causing them to bounce everywhere. I think there was a scene in Unstrung Heroes (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114798/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_12) where a closet full of big bouncy balls gets released.
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# ? Jan 11, 2014 06:21 |
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Ding ding ding
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# ? Jan 11, 2014 09:12 |
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Hello Thread. I'm trying to find a video I watched ages ago. It was a french short animation or music video about 3 mental patients (and friends) who escape from the hospital. One or more of them are still wearing straight jackets and they're doing everything with their feet. They steal an ambulance and crash it while two comical orderlies try to catch them with nets like dog catchers. There's also a photograph involved, of the three of them in front of a carving on a tree. They're running away to recreate that photograph, or to see the carving again, or something. I think one of the last scenes is one of the patients touching up the carving using his toes and a pen knife. I also think the orderlies may have caught them one at a time in very humorous ways. I have tried, and tried, and tried to search for this thing, but I have failed to Google it. It was a funny, silly, cartoon, kind of heart warming. I remember it being a cross between Gorillaz and The Triplets of Belleville. "Ages ago" may have been as long as 10 years ago.
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This one is driving me crazy. About a year ago, maybe a year and a half, My roommate and I saw a trailer for a really cool looking sci-fi movie. It was set in present day (I think) and was about a guy who had developed some new kind of technology. During the course of the movie, he integrates said tech into his own body, and becomes this crazy looking cyborg thing. I remember thinking he looked a lot like the guy from the Dishonored video game, or the creepy clockwork assassin guy from Hellboy. Anyway, after that happens I think it becomes sort of an invisible man situation, where he doesn't know what's going on with his body and people are after him. Any help would be appreciated, I was expecting to hear more about the movie but it seemed to have disappeared
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Kingtheninja posted:This one is driving me crazy. About a year ago, maybe a year and a half, My roommate and I saw a trailer for a really cool looking sci-fi movie. It was set in present day (I think) and was about a guy who had developed some new kind of technology. During the course of the movie, he integrates said tech into his own body, and becomes this crazy looking cyborg thing. I remember thinking he looked a lot like the guy from the Dishonored video game, or the creepy clockwork assassin guy from Hellboy. Sounds like Transendence, the new Johnny Depp movie
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Discospawn posted:The second scene is definitely Rock 'n' Roll High School Forever (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100504/?ref_=fn_al_tt_3). The first one might be as well, but I don't remember it (though it sounds like a match because there's a crazy goth/witch girl that one of the side characters starts dating during the movie). Sounds about right! Thanks for your time.
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Kingtheninja posted:This one is driving me crazy. About a year ago, maybe a year and a half, My roommate and I saw a trailer for a really cool looking sci-fi movie. It was set in present day (I think) and was about a guy who had developed some new kind of technology. During the course of the movie, he integrates said tech into his own body, and becomes this crazy looking cyborg thing. I remember thinking he looked a lot like the guy from the Dishonored video game, or the creepy clockwork assassin guy from Hellboy. Is it The Prototype? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1p0_R8ZLB0
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miryei posted:I'm looking for a movie that I think I watched about a year ago, probably on Canadian Netflix. Long shot, but this maybe?: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107333/
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# ? Jan 12, 2014 17:38 |
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Buffalo squeeze posted:Long shot, but this maybe?: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107333/ No--the style wasn't at all medieval, more generic post-apocalyptic dystopian. I'm pretty sure that no-one had any ranged weapons, including bows. Also, I'm pretty sure the robots showed up on a tank at some point, and there were no horses. I think the robots were colored--red and yellow, not black/silver/grey. Also, the movie may have been subtitled.
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# ? Jan 12, 2014 17:44 |
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"Knights" wasn't the correct answer but I just want to say when i saw it at 12 years old I thought it was one of the coolest movies ever made and still believe that to this day having never re-watched it.
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oldpainless posted:"Knights" wasn't the correct answer but I just want to say when i saw it at 12 years old I thought it was one of the coolest movies ever made and still believe that to this day having never re-watched it. Same with me. I was so disappointed with the ending and that the sequels were scrapped so I would never know the rest of the story. I'll never watch it again though.
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# ? Jan 12, 2014 18:44 |
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This is really bugging me, it was a movie where a high ranking military official, possibly foreign, was in jail and there was maybe a hostage situation or something going on where they were demanding his release. At the end he was released, but at the last second was ordered to stop, he starts to run for it and is gunned down. I can only remember the scene where he is being released from prison. Wish I could be more specific but all I remember is that one scene. Nevermind it's Air Force One, realized it right after I hit post.
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# ? Jan 13, 2014 05:35 |
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got a few movies I need help with 1) Horror movie from the 90's. College kids are backpacking around and end up encountering a castle full of witches. One of the kids throws a knife at a witch, she stops it mid-air, flings it back with her powers, and it sinks right into his forehead. 2) This is a more recent movie. Visually it's a bit like A Scanner Darkly. I don't really think it had a plot it just a young man walking around having conversations about dreams. 3) another horror movie. One of those "Dracula 2000" movies. but it's not Dracula 2000. I checked. College kids get Dracula's body. bring him back to life and poo poo hits the fan. I remember some rich dude was going to pay them for the body and one of his lines was "You can call me the money" or something like that. When Dracula gets free some one tries to stall him by throwing rice at him. Apparently vampires have to count stuff. Also I think there was a kung-fu monk as well.
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Volume posted:
Waking Life e: vvv too slow old man regulargonzalez fucked around with this message at 06:37 on Jan 13, 2014 |
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Volume posted:2) This is a more recent movie. Visually it's a bit like A Scanner Darkly. I don't really think it had a plot it just a young man walking around having conversations about dreams. This is most likely (okay almost certainly) "Waking Life" by Richard Linklater, who also did Scanner Darkly.
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Volume posted:3) another horror movie. One of those "Dracula 2000" movies. but it's not Dracula 2000. I checked. College kids get Dracula's body. bring him back to life and poo poo hits the fan. Pretty sure that's Dracula II: Ascension, the sequel to Dracula 2000.
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# ? Jan 13, 2014 07:35 |
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Okay, I am looking for a movie that I've watched about 10 to 15 years ago. I reckon it's a mid to late 90's movie. It is about different (groups of) people who are trapped at a roadside diner/station at a desert highway at night. For some (supernatural) reason nobody can leave the general area, for example if they try to drive away, they just end up at that place again. There's drama and death, (and maybe the group is stalked by something,) till they can leave at dawn. For the longest time I thought that movie was Lynch's Lost Highway, because the title fit so well, but I'm pretty sure it isn't.
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Tarquinn posted:It is about different (groups of) people who are trapped at a roadside diner/station at a desert highway at night. For some (supernatural) reason nobody can leave the general area, for example if they try to drive away, they just end up at that place again. There's drama and death, (and maybe the group is stalked by something,) till they can leave at dawn. Could this be Identity?
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ynohtna posted:Could this be Identity? That looks highly probable! Thank you very much! Totally didn't remember any rain.
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Polka_Rapper posted:Is it The Prototype? That's it exactly! Thanks, that was driving me nuts. Seems like it's stuck in limbo though, the teaser was out so long ago and there hasn't been any info since.
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# ? Jan 13, 2014 19:14 |
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First one I am trying to remember is a talking animal movie about a handful of pets that get lost somehow and need to get back to their owner/home. Only part I remember is one falling into a pit of some kind and getting wounded(?) I think there were a couple cats and/or dogs. From my younger days, so assuming 15-20 years old. Really want to find this one for my son but cant for the life of me remember what it was. Second is a movie I saw when I was young as well, same sort of time frame. Maybe 10-15 years ago. Remember not being allowed to watch it. Was some style of kidnapper movie, where 1-2 guys kidnapped a girl. Don't remember much more than that about the details of the plot, but remember it ending in some sort of desert highway area with the girl shooting the last guy execution style with a shotgun or large revolver.
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# ? Jan 14, 2014 04:49 |
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First one is probably Homeward Bound: the Incredible Journey.
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Imasalmon posted:First one is probably Homeward Bound: the Incredible Journey. Yes, that's the one. Thank you! Twenty years almost to the month too, not a bad guess.
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Spiteski posted:Yes, that's the one. Thank you! Twenty years almost to the month too, not a bad guess. There are a couple scenes that, as an adult, you'll crack up to, but children will miss: 1) when they get to the Aunt's(?) house everyone gets out of the car and the little boy gets out just as the Michael J Fox dog jumps out and bodychecks the kid's head into the inside of the car door. 2) when the animals are making their way back out in the open, the Michael J Fox dog runs headlong into a sapling and doesn't skip a beat. Typical boxer. I love that movie. The voice acting has never grown tiresome for me, the message is good and the pacing clips along perfectly. Avoid the sequel however.
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Starscream posted:There are a couple scenes that, as an adult, you'll crack up to, but children will miss: 1) when they get to the Aunt's(?) house everyone gets out of the car and the little boy gets out just as the Michael J Fox dog jumps out and bodychecks the kid's head into the inside of the car door. 2) when the animals are making their way back out in the open, the Michael J Fox dog runs headlong into a sapling and doesn't skip a beat. Typical boxer. We're going to watch it tonight, will definitely keep my eyes out for that sort of thing. And yes, I've learnt to avoid any sequels to family movies, (and most movies in general) ever since The Sandlot sequel came out. Now to hope someone can figure out the second movie. Not so much for my three year old's sake, but for mine. It's been bugging me for a long time now.
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Spiteski posted:We're going to watch it tonight, will definitely keep my eyes out for that sort of thing. As someone who who did the family thing for a few years I have to agree. You always want your childhood favourites to remain with you, but trust me, Land Before Time 5-10 are just not worth it! Can you give anymore info on that second one? If it was a made-for-TV movie it makes me think of Wheels of Terror with Joanna Cassidy. Which, also, should not be watched.
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Saw a Youtube clip form a movie a few months back where a guy and his girlfriend (fiance, wife?) get into an argument because she put his vinyl records out of order (she may have place a blues record next to a country record). She says how he never notices her and he doesn't even remember what she was wearing when they first met; he says that music is very important to him and he remembers the song that was playing when they first met. I'm guessing the movie is late 90's early 2000's. I had thought it was from High Fidelity, but I just watched that a week ago and it wasn't in there.
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Diner
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Schweinhund posted:Diner That's it, thanks.
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Starscream posted:As someone who who did the family thing for a few years I have to agree. You always want your childhood favourites to remain with you, but trust me, Land Before Time 5-10 are just not worth it! Don't think that's the one. I am fairly certain it wasn't a serial killer type story. I think the antagonist(s) were of South American descent, maybe Chilean or Mexican, but it was an English speaking movie for sure. Girl I remember being brunette. I think the end seen may have had a three way fight kind of deal, maybe the two guys shooting each other, or a policeman, before the girl finishing them off, but that's a feeling at best. Edit: fixing the wrong word. Spiteski fucked around with this message at 22:25 on Jan 14, 2014 |
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I am trying to find a movie that i have very little detail on. All that I know is that it involves a young boy that has moved and he meets a young girl and they may have slept in a chicken coop. At the end the girl disappears. The boy wore a slipknot hoodie. I think the cover of the dvd was yellow.
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I have a feeling this will be too obscure, but I recall reading about an experimental filmmaker that was killed in the 1930s/1940s(?). His style was really similar to Len Lye and Norman McLaren with hand-painted film. The most I recall is that one of his films was on YouTube and the description mentioned he was killed in a police argument or something.
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