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    Someone asked the question on the shearers ebar thread "can someone recommend a film"
    As we have The Gaming Thread and a Official Music Thread maybe we should have a film thread that could be added to the thread directory,so if anyone watches a decent film they can recommend it here.
    anyway i don't know if this will be picked up or the tombstone of thread death will apply,or if there is one already maybe they can be merged.

    here's a few i like
    old boy
    no country for old men
    kung fu hustle
    in Bruges
    City of God
    most films by luc besson (esp. taxi,Nikita)
    Man bites dog
    Gran Torino
    The other guys
    Blade runner (directors cut not the voice over bollox made for idiots version)
    life of Brian
    Spinal tap
    any zombie movie
    Amelie
    quite like the films of Guillermo del Toro as well
    Young Frankenstein
     
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    kung fu hustle probably my favourite film and funny as ****
     
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    I know The Green Mile was the only film to make me cry...
     
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    AH!!
     
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    raging bull
     
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    Death Wish and Monsters Inc are my two favourites
     
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    The Departed, Scarface, Mean Streets, The Godfather I,II,III, Taxi Driver, Natural Born Killers and Four Brothers ain't bad either.
     
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    funny the only ones that made me cry were with laughter
     
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    I should state it takes a true man to openly show his emotions...
     
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    just like it takes a true man to put on a tampon and read Catherine Cookson novels.
     
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    <ok>
     
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    <laugh>

    Must recommend Machete too... can't wait for the sequal.
     
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    Pulp Fiction all else is inferior.
     
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    watched this the other day and forgot what a cracking film it was and it's aged really well esp.since it was made in 82
     
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    Those and especially no country for old men are cracking films
     
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    I watched that for the first time about a week ago, great film.

    I know what you mean by how it's aged well, if it was made today it'd still fit in.
     
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    [video=youtube;2awiRN8NRNs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2awiRN8NRNs[/video]

    I've never seen something more disturbing but yet brilliant in my life...
     
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