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Browns149

Where do you find the time to watch all these movies? Do you go to the theater or do you get copies and watch them at home? I was just wondering

Westside Steve

@browns149 said:
Where do you find the time to watch all these movies? Do you go to the theater or do you get copies and watch them at home? I was just wondering

I play music and entertain for a living.

So with the exception of a road trip or a couple months in the summer time I'd work mostly weekends and have all week to go to movies or whatever.

WSS

DieHardBrownsFan

Probably best to hit the matinees during school year before all the kids screw up the movie with cell phones, talking, etc.

Browns149

@westside-steve said:

I play music and entertain for a living.

So with the exception of a road trip or a couple months in the summer time I'd work mostly weekends and have all week to go to movies or whatever.

WSS

Nice

TypicalBrowns

Westside Stevie...I also happen to be quite obsessed with cinema. Whats your top 5?

Mine, in no best to worst order....

1. Pulp Fiction
2. Boogie Nights
3. Blade Runner
4. Barton Fink

5. Jaws

honorable mention...From Russia With Love, Once Upon A Time In The West, Children Of Men, Raiders Of The Lost Ark

TypicalBrowns

I am a huuuuuuuge Tarantino nerd. I think hes God. One of the few truly original filmmakers left in Hollywood.

Tim Couch Pulls Out

@typicalbrowns said:
I am a huuuuuuuge Tarantino nerd. I think hes God. One of the few truly original filmmakers left in Hollywood.

What say you of the "conspiracy" that all of his movies are in the same universe?

Or his foot fetish?

I'm not entirely impressed with him, to be honest. He's a fantastic storyteller, but I feel there a few many scenes that are overly gory just to be gory. Not that I'm opposed to gore, I just feel like, unless properly used, it's an empty gesture used solely for shock value and cheap thrills sometimes.

DieHardBrownsFan

A lot of his movies looked great on pre release, and then sucked when you saw them.

The Cysko Kid

@typicalbrowns said:
I am a huuuuuuuge Tarantino nerd. I think hes God. One of the few truly original filmmakers left in Hollywood.

I hate tarantino with a passion unparalleled by any other hatred I have for entertainment. Why? I can't say I just think he's a douche and all his movies are total unentertaining crap. Resevoir dogs was slightly bearable and that's the highest praise I can muster for any of his films. Of your top five, however, we can agree on one for sure. Jaws is an all time classic.

The Cysko Kid

I wouldn't put boogie nights in my top five but it was a great film.

jrb12711

I think Tarantino is a lot like M. Night Shamalyan (sp?). The guys both made some really good movies a while ago and as a result get free realm to keep making crappy movies. I will say though I really like Django Unchained, but almost every thing post 2000's from him I hate.

Browns149

How can Goodfellas not be in the top 5?

nickers

well for Me..My top 5 goes something like this.:

1. The Godfather

2. The Ten commandments

5. The Shawshank Redemption

4. Casino

9. The Wild One.

BaconHound

@typicalbrowns said:

Westside Stevie...I also happen to be quite obsessed with cinema. Whats your top 5?

Mine, in no best to worst order....

1. Pulp Fiction

2. Boogie Nights

3. Blade Runner

4. Barton Fink

5. Jaws

honorable mention...From Russia With Love, Once Upon A Time In The West, Children Of Men, Raiders Of The Lost Ark

This is impossible but with Boogie Nights in your top 5 you need some work

Tim Couch Pulls Out

My top five:

Tremors

Tremors 2

Tremors 3

Tremors

A 30 minute episode of Community played on loop for 2 hours.

Browns149

my top 5

Pulp Fiction

Godfather 2

Outlaw Josie Wales

Goodfellas

The Great Escape

Best line from all movies ever..............Outlaw Josie Wales......."Dyin' ain't much of a livin', boy"

koalabazooka

Birth of a Nation?

miktoxic

cmon. you have to judge by genre and classic/80-90's/new cgi, european etc. etc..

you don't even have to have a screenplay to shoot leprechaun v.

classic movie making with true cinematographers focusing on subjects to the correct aperture by the 1/19th of focal length is a lost art nowadays. imagine cutting/editing video by just doing that? cutting and splicing by hand. i became audio/video-wise coming of age in the early 70's, so my top five would go against those who saw movies earlier the i did, even though later in life i watched most of what i wanted to via netflix.

that being said my top five:

1. exorcist

2. seven

3. texas chainsaw massacre

4. tell no one

5. i saw the devil

hon. mention: saving private ryan, a clockwork orange, bullit, dirty harry.....................

koalabazooka

The Deer Hunter

Kennel Club

My top five (in no particular order):

The Wicker Man (not the Nicholas Cage remake)
Wings of Desire (not the Nicholas Cage remake )
Thin Red Line
The Seventh Seal (woe betide Nicholas Cage doing a remake)
Badlands (don't you dare Nicholas)