TV/Movies talk Part II

[Mike]

If you like Christopher Nolan, watch his first movie: Following.

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[MSP4LYFE]

Super Natural is an incredible series for anyone who hasn't seen it before, the Reaper is an awesome Sci-Fi television series as well.

[anton]

Top 5 movies of the 00s:

1. Let the Right One In
2. Oldboy
3. The Road
4. Michael Clayton
5. Lost in Translation

[Robin Hood]

Top 5 movies of the 00s:

1. Let the Right One In
2. Oldboy
3. The Road
4. Michael Clayton
5. Lost in Translation

In no particular order from the 1990s till present

Goodfellas
Pulp Fiction
Scent of a Woman
Usual Suspects
Reservoir Dogs
Little Miss Sunshine
Braveheart
Fight Club
Saving Private Ryan
Training Day
A Beautiful Mind
Good Will Hunting
No Country for Old Men
The Departed
Up in the Air
Fargo
Memento
Forrest Gump
Shawshank Redemption

I'm sure i've missed some. But if there are ANY on that list that you havent seen, go watch them NOW.

[anton]

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[Robin Hood]

heat is overrated. if youre claiming that its better than movies like goodfellas, saving private ryan and shawshank lol youre out of your mind.

[armandtanzarian]

Top 5 movies of the 00s:

1. Let the Right One In
2. Oldboy
3. The Road
4. Michael Clayton
5. Lost in Translation

How have i never seen one of these movies? Before i start Downloading these movies i need to get a feel for your taste. Do you like movies that only make it to film festivals? Not a knock just a question as i have no clue what these movies are about?

[anton]

How have i never seen one of these movies? Before i start Downloading these movies i need to get a feel for your taste. Do you like movies that only make it to film festivals? Not a knock just a question as i have no clue what these movies are about?

i like good films. independent, hollywood blockbuster, foreign language w/e...

#1 is a swedish.
#2 is korean

how you have not seen any of 3-5 is beyond me haha. michael clayton = george clooney. lost in translation = bill murray. the road = viggo mortensen. all hollywood.

i highly suggest oldboy if you get the chance and can deal w/ subs. probably the most badass movie ive ever seen. let the right one in is more a slow burner, but equally stellar.

[armandtanzarian]

Awesome thanks dude! They are all on the list. I appreciate sharing all the experiences of others because i would not have seen half the shows I now love without the internet and forums...Been hooked on the wire since KapG mentioned it...

[armandtanzarian]

maybe you guys can post your top torrent sites?

I use isohunt mainly

Is there better ones i should be on?

[bills09]

I use isohunt as well.

[Mike]

maybe you guys can post your top torrent sites?

I use isohunt mainly

Is there better ones i should be on?

IsoHunt, eztv.it is a great directory of tv shows.

[Lee]

Saw Inception last night..

Good movie, if not predictable.

[Mike]

Top 5 movies of the 00s:

1. Let the Right One In
2. Oldboy
3. The Road
4. Michael Clayton
5. Lost in Translation

How have i never seen one of these movies? Before i start Downloading these movies i need to get a feel for your taste. Do you like movies that only make it to film festivals? Not a knock just a question as i have no clue what these movies are about?

I don't think you'll like either of those bolded. Probably not Let the Right One In either. Lost in Translation is your typical 'film festival' type movie. I loved it, but a lot of folks find it boring/pretentious. Oldboy's somewhat disgusting. The Road's pretty heavy but worth the watch for sure.

[Lee]

Let me save you 2+ hours on The Road

Walking
Walking
Camping
Walking
Naked guy
Walking
Camping
Walking
Bunch of naked people
walking
camping
walking
camping

All in a monotone gray colour.

[Nick]

Three kick ass moves I've seen extensively that others may not have ever seen:


#1. The Great Escape (Steve McQueen, semi-true story, just amazing)
#2. Out Cold (so funny, starting point of many faces you'll recognize)
#3. Cool Hand Luke (easily Paul Newman at his best)

[anton]

I don't think you'll like either of those bolded. Probably not Let the Right One In either. Lost in Translation is your typical 'film festival' type movie. I loved it, but a lot of folks find it boring/pretentious. Oldboy's somewhat disgusting. The Road's pretty heavy but worth the watch for sure.

what is it about oldboy you figure he won't like?

i can honestly say i have not met anyone who didn't like that movie. it's a pretty standard action/fighting/revenge flick with a few perhaps gruesome scenes but nothing that extreme really.

the cinematography is what makes it exceptional. same with the road...it stays EXTREMELY true to the book, so the plot isnt exactly hollywood riveting, but its fucking gorgeous to watch.

[Mike]

what is it about oldboy you figure he won't like?

i can honestly say i have not met anyone who didn't like that movie. it's a pretty standard action/fighting/revenge flick with a few perhaps gruesome scenes but nothing that extreme really.

the cinematography is what makes it exceptional. same with the road...it stays EXTREMELY true to the book, so the plot isnt exactly hollywood riveting, but its fucking gorgeous to watch.

That's pretty much it. Hey, Kyle - give it a shot but there are some shots that are hard to watch.

[inferno31]

If you are a sherlock Holmes fan the BBC put out a new TV show. Each episode is 90 minutes long pilot just came out yesterday I think.

http://www.rlslog.net/sherlock-1x01-a-s ... -xvid-fov/


You can download it there - great site to download things off btw if your torrents are blocked or you don't know how to use them.

I was quite a fan of the episode, shit though another English thing I'm supporting..



Maple Syrup, Igloos, Lumberjacks, Great Beer, Hot Women, and Hockey.. Carry on now.

[armandtanzarian]

I'm on it. Old Boy is getting the DL. Thanks fellas...