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    crimsonson
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    <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Courier, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Basstruc:
    Common ,guys ... There's no european movie in your lists ... & too much "Blockbusters" ...
    What about :
    Potemkine : Sergei Eisenstein
    Metropolis : Fritz Lang
    M Le maudit
    Humanity : Bruno Dumont
    Pickpocket : Bresson
    Caligari : Robert Wiene
    Nospheratu : Murnau
    Citizen Kane
    L'age d'or : Bunuel
    L'ange : Patrick Bokanowsky
    & Stan Braquage ,& Oskar Fishinger ,ect...

    Matt


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    City of Lost Children
    400 Blows and Breathless
    Lost of Sexual Innocence
    Dancer in the Dark
    Irma Vip



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    sorry if i sound like a broken record, but if you haven't seen the swedish movie fucking ?m?l (show me love) yet, you should rent it tonight if you can find it. it was even shot on 16 mm reversal, so it looks very super-8'ish.

    /matt

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    <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Courier, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by chas_ucla:
    Matt, you would have loved the Q&A they had with Charlton Heston and Janet Leigh at the Egyptian theater in Hollywood last year after the Welles-edit of "Touch of Evil" played! Chuck still looks impressive (though he limps a bit from hip replacement surgery).

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    Yeah, but how did Janet Leigh look?
    She was awesome looking in Touch of Evil.
    And that Lesbian Biker scene was way ahead of it's time.

    Yeah, Planet of the Apes is great too.
    (The original, not the Burton version.)
    And of course, Monty Python and the Holy Grail I forgot about until you guys mentioned it. A classic.

    Oh, and Airplane.
    Best comedy, ever.

    Also, The Party, and Being There with Peter Sellers, although they're both kind of dated.

    Matt Pacini

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    <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Courier, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Matt Pacini:
    Yeah, but how did Janet Leigh look?
    She was awesome looking in Touch of Evil.
    And that Lesbian Biker scene was way ahead of it's time.
    Matt Pacini
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    For a chick who is around 80 she looked really good. Very spry.
    Touch of Evil is my alltime favorite -- part film noir, part J.D./exploitation and it looks like it was edited by a guy on speed.



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    mcflytrap
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    Back to the Future Trilogy
    Star Wars movies
    Jerry Maguire
    Shawshank Redemption
    Eddie & the Cruisers

    -mcfly-

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    <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Courier, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Matt Pacini:
    Hmmm... tough question.
    Touch of Evil
    Ben Hur (Chuck's my hero! Chuck's the man!)
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    Matt, you would have loved the Q&A they had with Charlton Heston and Janet Leigh at the Egyptian theater in Hollywood last year after the Welles-edit of "Touch of Evil" played! Chuck still looks impressive (though he limps a bit from hip replacement surgery).

    My list:

    Touch of Evil
    Apocalypse Now (not the Redux version)
    Blade Runner
    Blue Velvet
    The Omega Man (another great Heston film shot by the cinematographer who did Touch of Evil)
    Planet of the Apes
    Superfly
    The Exorcist
    Masque of the Red Death
    Pulp Fiction

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    Interiors- Woody allen
    Wild Strawberries- ingmar bergman
    8 1/2 - federico Fellini
    The Mirror - Andrey Tarkovsky
    Fahrenheit 451 - Francois Truffaut


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    James Westbrook
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    here's mine
    I am a fugitive from a chain gang
    Gattaca
    The shawshank Redemption
    Edward Scissorhands
    Dances With Wolves
    Rear window
    Ratcatcher
    It's a wonderful Life
    Seven Samari
    Les Misererlable
    Le Enfant du Paradis
    Jean de Florett
    Magnolia
    Dancer in the dark

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    Guess I'll put a few too( in no particular order)

    1) Touch of Evil
    2) The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
    3) Fallen Angels
    4) Gonin
    5) Night of the Hunter
    6) A Clockwork Orange
    7) The Blade
    8) Seven Samurai
    9) Apocalypse Now
    10) Eraserhead
    11) Taxi Driver
    12) Blade Runner
    13) Reservoir Dogs

    I could go on...



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    Brian Maier
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    Here mine in no order

    The Usual Suspects
    Office Space
    Good Will Hunting
    Scarface
    Fight Club
    Chasing Amy
    Pulp Fiction
    Contact
    RAD - give me a break im a biker
    A river runs through it
    The Princess Bride

    and more

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