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bloodog
6 years ago

Got a ripper movie maybe some of us have not see yet?
Here is 3 I recon are worth a look at

A quiet place: 2018 Horror 10/10
A state of grace: 14 September 1990 Gangster 10/10
Fat city: 12 May 1972 boxing tragedy 10/10

Baloffski
6 years ago

good one bd.
I find sometimes I have to get lost in a movie or two, just to loose an hour or two away from everything.
Horror, couldn't find.
A movie I came across somehow recently, was A Beast of war 1988

B0nes
6 years ago

Don't watch movies much but one of my favorites films would have to be Papillon with Steve McQueen. Based on a true story, They try to break his spirit but they never could

Fey
6 years ago

Don't watch movies or tv much but Sicario [ original ] The Counsellor, Layer Cake rate a mention on a rainy day.

robnicko
6 years ago

back in the 80's I was at the pre-screening of a film called Krull
I think it was Liam Neesons first movie role & Robbie Coltraine - both very young then
Its a mix of medieval and SciFi
I ended up getting the DVD from overseas a few years back and still enjoy watching from time to time

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krull_(film)

bloodog
6 years ago

Quoting B0nes on 26 Aug 2018 05:56 AM
Don't watch movies much but one of my favorites films would have to be Papillon with Steve McQueen. Based on a true story, They try to break his spirit but they never could

I searched for Papillon on Netflix but was not their, Midnight express came up in the search.
Me and the misses gust watched it again, she had not seen it, WOW I had forgotten most, but ripper movie evan the second time around.

steelo
6 years ago

A good one is Heat with DeNiro and Pacino. Unreal action sequences.

bloodog
6 years ago

Quoting Baloffski on 26 Aug 2018 04:44 AM
good one bd.
I find sometimes I have to get lost in a movie or two, just to loose an hour or two away from everything.
Horror, couldn't find.
A movie I came across somehow recently, was A Beast of war 1988

I had a look ski, muslim radicals being ran over by tanks.....

R2D2
6 years ago

District 9 was a decent Sci Fi , anything from Bloemkamp is usually good.

JFE
6 years ago

Check out ‘13 Hours, the secret soldiers of Benghazi’.
You may have heard the story about an organised attempt by militia post-Gaddafi, to kill a US Ambassador and take out a bunch of CIA analysts.

Great film with mates, beer and a disdain for Clinton and Obama.

robots
6 years ago

The Producers (gene wilder version)
Heat, very good

The Mummy 1,2 & 3

Back to the Future 1,2 & 3 (especially the end of 3 when the Doc has a train as a time machine)

Golden Child

48hrs & Another 48hrs

Soapbox2627
6 years ago

enemy at the gate
Sniper all 3 Tom Berenger
behind enemy lines (I don't like Owen Wilson)
American Sniper
the Bourne series

fairly much anything that has a 50cal in it

Ratbob
6 years ago

Gotta admit I still enjoy movies with a strong story line rather than action based ie
The Godfather series
Goodfellas
The man who would be king
A clockwork orange
The Fifth Element
The Shawshank Redemption
Swordfish
Waking Ned Divine
Oh brother where art thou
Amadeus
True Lies
Laurence of Arabia
The Italian Job (original only)
Alien series
Oceans series
Charade
North by North West
How to steal a million
Too many to list .......

Soapbox2627
6 years ago

Shooter, Mark Wahlberg

WideglidingNZ
6 years ago

Up in Smoke (Cheech & Chong), Animal House - a couple of good old comedy's, Not movies but I have really enjoyed The Vikings and the Game of Thones both full of good old violence

liberator
6 years ago

All the Kubrick movies,

And it you like TV Series, then it's , The Godfather, Sopranos, Breaking Bad, The Wire, Twin Peaks, Fargo,

Far Canal
6 years ago

Quoting Soapbox2627 on 26 Aug 2018 01:45 PM
enemy at the gate
Sniper all 3 Tom Berenger
behind enemy lines (I don't like Owen Wilson)
American Sniper
the Bourne series

fairly much anything that has a 50cal in it

If you like those 50cal movies then "The Hurt Locker" is fairly riveting viewing. Also got heaps of explosives.

Far Canal
6 years ago

Jim Jarmuschs' filum. "Dead Man" is worthwhile watch. Great Neil Young soundtrack to boot.

See you NT
6 years ago

Anything by Tarantino! Especially Pulp Fiction, Resovoir Dogs and the Kill Bill double.
Also True Romance (he wrote the screenplay). The scene with Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walkin is an absolute classic! Typical great Tarantino dialog.

Lucky09
6 years ago

Animal kingdom
Not too bad for an Aussie flick

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