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Your Top Five Films
boykster:
Heck I could easily put together a top 50 list and still not include all my faves.
:dunno
Texasmame:
--- Quote from: boykster on March 13, 2007, 03:53:12 pm ---Some good flicks mentioned here. My top current 5, in no particular order
Blade Runner
Lost in Translation
Donnie Darko (either version)
Pulp Fiction
Little Miss Sunshine
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Translation was pretty good. STILL gotta check out Darko!
MustardTent:
Darko is better if you have background info. Make sure you visit the website after you watch the movie the first time -- then watch the movie again. It gets better.
shardian:
--- Quote from: MustardTent on March 14, 2007, 02:44:23 pm ---Darko is better if you have background info. Make sure you visit the website after you watch the movie the first time -- then watch the movie again. It gets better.
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I didn't care for that movie. I wanted to like it, but just couldn't.
boykster:
--- Quote from: MustardTent on March 14, 2007, 02:44:23 pm ---Darko is better if you have background info. Make sure you visit the website after you watch the movie the first time -- then watch the movie again. It gets better.
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Yep, Darko deserves at least 2 viewings. I really can't suggest whether you watch the original theatrical version of the directors cut. I haven't seen the original version for quite a while, so I don't really remember what the differences are, and if they really make a big difference. I seem to remember that the directors cut ADDS a bit of spoonfeeding of some of the ideas to the movie, unlike the directors cut of Blade Runner where they remove any spoon feeding. I think I'm fond of the directors cut for the stupid fact that it debuted at the Seattle International Film Festival and that I was there for the first showing.
It's really a "interesting" movie about nihilism, existentialism, time travel, alternative universes, and gigantic bunnies! ;D
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