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Nalx · 15-11-2010, 06:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Christian

You should watch 'The Damned United' from 2009. It's about the English manager Brian Clough's time at Leeds United (Back when Leeds was a big team). It stars Michael Sheen (Players Tony Blair in the Queen, and Frost in Frost/Nixon) who's an actor I really like.

Definetly worth a watch.

I finally did several weeks ago Christian, and I agree with your last sentence. Later, I found out there were some inaccuracies in the movie, but they don't matter though. I've often read about Brian Clough, how people compare him with Mourinho, and now I understand why. Big-mouths with just as big achievement to make up for it. Thanks for the suggestion, mate

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Originally Posted by bijon

I didn't know this thread even existed, here are a few I recommend:

City of God, a Brazilian crime drama with English subtitles, if you liked the Godfather, I''m sure you will love this, very different but equally impressive. I bow down to the guy who directed this, the cinematography is a work of art.
Godfather trilogy, of course

Burn after reading, a quirky satire about a few stupid Americans, whats not to like about that?...if you like dark shock humor then its a must
Monty Python - the meaning of life, there are 2 types of people, those that "get" Monty Python and those that don't
Monty Python - the life of brian, "
Napoleon Dynamite, frikkin hilarious, nuff' said
Despicable me, best animation of teh year for me
District 9, more than just another alien movie, I found the layers
Borat: The cultural leanings of America...toilet humor and sexist jokes at its best
Other movies that are ok: Blood Diamond, Eastern Promises, Syriana

Haven't watched most of them other than City of God, Godfather Trilogy, and Burn After Reading. I'm not really a fan of some slapstick comedy so I must say I could only watch the first half an hour or so of Napoleon Dynamite otherwise I risk of

Anyway I really like Burn After Reading (and most Coen Brothers movies). They mock many things, from plastic surgery to exaggerated paranoia. I nearly laughed my guts out at some of the last lines from the movie:

CIA Superior: “So what did we learn from this?
CIA Officer: “Um... I don't know.
CIA Superior: “I don't ****in' know either. I guess we learnt not to do it again."

mrphantuan · 30-12-2010, 01:03

thank all!

mzk57 · 30-12-2010, 13:14

Frozen (2010) - A must see film

Dae · 30-12-2010, 21:39

Here's an old movie but if you can catch Requiem for a Heavyweight starring Anthony Quinn, Jackie Gleason and Mickey Rooney. It's about a boxer on his last legs (Quinn) and his manager who uses him even when he is past his boxing days. The acting, especially by Quinn, is incredible and it is easily one of the saddest movies I have ever seen.

mrphantuan · 31-12-2010, 13:50

I just want to praise the works of a true genious: Lars Von Trier.

The 52 years old danish director makes wonderful and challenging movies you will watch several and several times.

The "USA: Land of opportunities" trilogy started with

1) Dogville (2003)

and continued with

2) Manderlay (2005)

These two movies have been taken into my Philosophy of Law program by my lecturers as a starting point to reason around "Liberty and Justice", around the relationship between Dogville (or the City of Men) and Godville (or the City of God, one of the biggest subjects in medioeval philosophy in masterpieces such as Saint Augustine's Civitate Dei ).

The second movie criticises the idea of "democracy exportation" and it shows how good intentions (or bad) can lead to a disaster. It will make you think a lot, and it's perfect to start a debate on political or moral subjects.

I won't bother you anymore. Just alert you that the movie style is very particular. Lars Von Trier founded the Dogma 95 movement, which is meant to take cinematography back to its essence. Therefore the movies are often shot with steadycams, with almost no score or effects and are just based of powerful and fantastically written scripts and great performances from perfect actors.

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DUCO · 07-01-2011, 13:47

ok gays long time dont write here so there will go

in this past months from movi I watch i sugest

the town very inspiration abauth boston gansters who rubed a banks

grown up s comedy one of the best ever...

The tourist is something

Salt is awesome

and I watch today the best movi ever made by the man
The Shawshank Redemption[1994]

mzk57 · 08-01-2011, 09:55

Schindler's List (1993) ---- What a movie & i thought I would never like a black & white movie made in the modern era.

Elmago99 · 10-01-2011, 21:24

All time Favorite Movies List

Italian Movies

Malena (monica bellucci

)
Il Mostro (Roberto Benigni)
Johnny Stecchino (Roberto Benigni)
La Vita Bella (Roberto Benigni)

American Movies

Saving Private Ryan
Godfather 1 & 2 *
Gladiator *
Troy
300
Braveheart
Eyes Wide Shut
Shutter Island
The Reader
Snatch
V for Vendetta *
Sherlock Holmes *
Iron Man
Iron Man 2
Schindler's List
Goodfellas
Casino
Forrest Gump
Dumb and Dumber
Fargo
Amadeus

Documentaries
* Free to Watch on Youtube

ENDGAME
FOOD INC.
The Fall of the Republic
Loose Change
The Obama Deception
Zeitgeist
Freedom To Fascism

mzk57 · 12-01-2011, 07:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elmago99

All time Favorite Movies List

Italian Movies

Malena (monica bellucci

)
Il Mostro (Roberto Benigni)
Johnny Stecchino (Roberto Benigni)
La Vita Bella (Roberto Benigni)

Monica Belluci is an angel man

I have a copy of Malena, but haven't seen the full movie yet, just the main parts

If you know what I mean .....
My #1 favorite Italian movie Torso (1973)

I have also seen The Big Alligator River (1979) & Deep Red (1975) .... Ok type movies, nothing special.

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American Movies

Saving Private Ryan
Godfather 1 & 2 *
Gladiator *
Troy
300
Braveheart
Eyes Wide Shut
Shutter Island
The Reader
Snatch
V for Vendetta *
Sherlock Holmes *
Iron Man
Iron Man 2
Schindler's List
Goodfellas
Casino
Forrest Gump
Dumb and Dumber
Fargo
Amadeus

Documentaries
* Free to Watch on Youtube

Nice list, but man The Godfather movies are just long & boring just like the Fabio Capello teams of the recent years.

Nalx · 12-01-2011, 13:24

Mzk, if you like "the main parts" of Malena then from Elmago's list, I suggest you watch Eyes Wide Shut

mzk57 · 13-01-2011, 03:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nalx

Mzk, if you like "the main parts" of Malena then from Elmago's list, I suggest you watch Eyes Wide Shut

Guess what, I have downloaded it 2 days ago. But I must admit, despite having stunning facial beauty, Miss Nicole Kidman is no match for Monica Bellucci ...... if you know what i mean ............

Christian · 13-01-2011, 21:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by mzk57

Monica Belluci is an angel man

I have a copy of Malena, but haven't seen the full movie yet, just the main parts

If you know what I mean .....
My #1 favorite Italian movie Torso (1973)

I have also seen The Big Alligator River (1979) & Deep Red (1975) .... Ok type movies, nothing special.

If you like Monica Belluci (Who doesn't ???

), then you should check out Irreversible.

It's a very disturbing movie, and it contains at least one of the most brutal scenes I've seen, but I have a feeling you'll think it's worth it by the end

It is a good movie though, just not the kinda movie you watch twice.

Elmago99 · 13-01-2011, 23:00

Monica's also in the French movie " Don't look back"

Another freakkkky movie,, but I think she's naked at least once

mzk57 · 15-01-2011, 06:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by Christian

If you like Monica Belluci (Who doesn't ???

), then you should check out Irreversible.

It's a very disturbing movie, and it contains at least one of the most brutal scenes I've seen, but I have a feeling you'll think it's worth it by the end

It is a good movie though, just not the kinda movie you watch twice.

Now this thread is really talking

That movie is on the top most part of my watch list, but the problem is that I have not found an English dubbed copy of it on internet so far. I am really searching for it. I once saw an old Serbian movie in Serbian language with English subs. I didn't enjoy it at all. Now I will not spoil 'Irreversible' like that. So I can wait till I find an English dubbed copy of it. If any one has any link or something?

mzk57 · 15-01-2011, 06:58

Saw 'The American' (2010) the other night. Man I couldn't believe my eyes what Mr. George Clooney was doing in it ......... & I thought he was a neat gentleman. Good movie with slow tempo & okayish type of story but the best part was the Italian woman named Violante Placido. I am seriously falling in love with all these Italian women

Genuine beauty is found in Italy,.............. or is it just me?

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mzk57 Registered User Join Date: 02 2006 Location: Madak Lasht, PK Fave Players: DM10 PM3 AN13 JZ4 GB9 FL8 PN11 WS10 DV7 JDT & KJH	Frozen (2010) - A must see film __________________ On 3-7-2010 I thought I would quit watching football, but lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll "WHY so serious?....." Let's put a SMILE on that face! "

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DUCO Registered User Join Date: 09 2007 Location: Macedonia Fave Players: Nesta ,Gourcuff,RIVERA,Kaka,Pato,MALDINI,Sheva	ok gays long time dont write here so there will go in this past months from movi I watch i sugest the town very inspiration abauth boston gansters who rubed a banks grown up s comedy one of the best ever... The tourist is something Salt is awesome and I watch today the best movi ever made by the man The Shawshank Redemption[1994] __________________ NO KAKA NO PARTY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HQLt...eature=related GAME OVER

08-01-2011, 09:55	#1012
mzk57 Registered User Join Date: 02 2006 Location: Madak Lasht, PK Fave Players: DM10 PM3 AN13 JZ4 GB9 FL8 PN11 WS10 DV7 JDT & KJH	Schindler's List (1993) ---- What a movie & i thought I would never like a black & white movie made in the modern era. __________________ On 3-7-2010 I thought I would quit watching football, but lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll "WHY so serious?....." Let's put a SMILE on that face! "

10-01-2011, 21:24	#1013
Elmago99 Registered User Join Date: 06 2010 Location: New York Fave Players: Nesta, Pippo, Ibra, Rino, Maldini, Tevez, Drogba	All time Favorite Movies List Italian Movies Malena (monica bellucci) Il Mostro (Roberto Benigni) Johnny Stecchino (Roberto Benigni) La Vita Bella (Roberto Benigni) American Movies Saving Private Ryan Godfather 1 & 2 * Gladiator * Troy 300 Braveheart Eyes Wide Shut Shutter Island The Reader Snatch V for Vendetta * Sherlock Holmes * Iron Man Iron Man 2 Schindler's List Goodfellas Casino Forrest Gump Dumb and Dumber Fargo Amadeus Documentaries * Free to Watch on Youtube ENDGAME FOOD INC. The Fall of the Republic Loose Change The Obama Deception Zeitgeist Freedom To Fascism

30-12-2010, 21:39	#1009
Dae Registered User Join Date: 12 2010	Here's an old movie but if you can catch Requiem for a Heavyweight starring Anthony Quinn, Jackie Gleason and Mickey Rooney. It's about a boxer on his last legs (Quinn) and his manager who uses him even when he is past his boxing days. The acting, especially by Quinn, is incredible and it is easily one of the saddest movies I have ever seen.

31-12-2010, 13:50	#1010
mrphantuan Registered User Join Date: 12 2010	I just want to praise the works of a true genious: Lars Von Trier. The 52 years old danish director makes wonderful and challenging movies you will watch several and several times. The "USA: Land of opportunities" trilogy started with 1) Dogville (2003) and continued with 2) Manderlay (2005) These two movies have been taken into my Philosophy of Law program by my lecturers as a starting point to reason around "Liberty and Justice", around the relationship between Dogville (or the City of Men) and Godville (or the City of God, one of the biggest subjects in medioeval philosophy in masterpieces such as Saint Augustine's Civitate Dei ). The second movie criticises the idea of "democracy exportation" and it shows how good intentions (or bad) can lead to a disaster. It will make you think a lot, and it's perfect to start a debate on political or moral subjects. I won't bother you anymore. Just alert you that the movie style is very particular. Lars Von Trier founded the Dogma 95 movement, which is meant to take cinematography back to its essence. Therefore the movies are often shot with steadycams, with almost no score or effects and are just based of powerful and fantastically written scripts and great performances from perfect actors. _________________ Công ty du hoc Tân Đại Dương là trung tâm tu van du hoc hàng đầu Vietnam .Chúng tôi cung cấp các dịch vụ du hoc singapore,thông tin hoc bong du hoc

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Nalx Registered User Join Date: 04 2006 Location: tanah merah putih Fave Players: San Marco, Billy, Patinho	Mzk, if you like "the main parts" of Malena then from Elmago's list, I suggest you watch Eyes Wide Shut __________________ The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you're uncool --Almost Famous--

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Elmago99 Registered User Join Date: 06 2010 Location: New York Fave Players: Nesta, Pippo, Ibra, Rino, Maldini, Tevez, Drogba	Monica's also in the French movie " Don't look back" Another freakkkky movie,, but I think she's naked at least once

15-01-2011, 06:58	#1020
mzk57 Registered User Join Date: 02 2006 Location: Madak Lasht, PK Fave Players: DM10 PM3 AN13 JZ4 GB9 FL8 PN11 WS10 DV7 JDT & KJH	Saw 'The American' (2010) the other night. Man I couldn't believe my eyes what Mr. George Clooney was doing in it ......... & I thought he was a neat gentleman. Good movie with slow tempo & okayish type of story but the best part was the Italian woman named Violante Placido. I am seriously falling in love with all these Italian women Genuine beauty is found in Italy,.............. or is it just me? __________________ On 3-7-2010 I thought I would quit watching football, but lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll "WHY so serious?....." Let's put a SMILE on that face! " Last edited by mzk57; 15-01-2011 at 07:00.