Epicmafia

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crash was really bad.

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Hit me

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meeeeeeeee

AsbelLhant

over 10 years

Ahem

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Germatron says

les go

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0159421/?ref_=tt_rec_tt

Self explanatory.

Quote:

Humongous Chicken: "Now stand still. Like a piece of corn."

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les go

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animegayboy69 says

BiIIStickers says

matchstick men is definitely a top 10 nic cage movie

not top 5 though, because every single nic cage movie is competing for 1 spot in that top 5 after the mount rushmore that is con air/gone in 60 seconds/the rock/face/off

great post, bill simmons

have i told you about how the fast and the furious franchise is similar to the 2004 red sox

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animegayboy69 says

BiIIStickers says

matchstick men is definitely a top 10 nic cage movie

not top 5 though, because every single nic cage movie is competing for 1 spot in that top 5 after the mount rushmore that is con air/gone in 60 seconds/the rock/face/off

great post, bill simmons

Outstanding.

Sims

over 10 years

Jackhammer says

you already suggested memento that's a chris nolan movie

don't call him Chris like he's your friend

Zhuorb

over 10 years

I want a movie

animegayboy69

over 10 years

BiIIStickers says

matchstick men is definitely a top 10 nic cage movie

not top 5 though, because every single nic cage movie is competing for 1 spot in that top 5 after the mount rushmore that is con air/gone in 60 seconds/the rock/face/off

great post, bill simmons

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Jackhammer says

Trainspotting's great

Trainspotting was 7.6/10 for me
I guess I'm glad I watched it but I wouldn't watch it again

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pulp fiction is boring

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yeah but have you seen pulp fiction?????

Eonas

over 10 years

Metropolis. Visionary when it was made and it hasn't aged a day, although it's been aped so much (most notably, by Blade Runner) that some of its concepts have become old hat. No matter; the film remains flawless and mesmerizing.

And when I say "it hasn't aged a day", I do mean it hasn't aged a day. Add sound and color to it and it would almost be indistinguishable from any other modern film. Except, of course, by its quality.

I recommend watching it with The New Pollutants' soundtrack.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0NzALRJifI

(I meant to quote jackattack's post, but for some reason when I click the Quotes image, nothing shows up.)