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Fred C. Dobbs
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 Posted: 04.21.2004 7:38 pm Post subject: What are you PLANNING to watch? |
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 I guess I might as well...
4/21-4/28:
Master & Commander: The Far Side of the World
Go West (1925)
Steamboat Bill, Jr.
The Last Wave
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed!
House of Dracula
Love Actually
Big Fish
The Cooler
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stefanieduckwitz
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| Posted: 04.21.2004 10:21 pm Post subject: Re: What are you PLANNING to watch? |
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| Fred C. Dobbs wrote: |
Go West (1925)
Steamboat Bill, Jr.
Big Fish
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I loved Big Fish and Steamboat Bill, Jr.
I liked Go West. It grew on me...
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Danny Baldwin
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Most likely:
13 Going on 30
The Alamo
Anatomy of a Murder
Beyond Borders
In This World
Moulin Rouge
Maybe some others--not really sure.
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The Third M?n
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| Posted: 04.21.2004 10:25 pm Post subject: Re: What are you PLANNING to watch? |
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| stefanieduckwitz wrote: | | Fred C. Dobbs wrote: |
Go West (1925)
Steamboat Bill, Jr.
Big Fish
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I loved Big Fish and Steamboat Bill, Jr.
I liked Go West. It grew on me... |
Go West I saw countless times as a kid, in my grandad's house... how we loved it. I have A Night in Casablanca and Room Service on DVD; the former is soooo underrated -- the finale with the cupboards is genius! However, A Night at the Opera is still the best Marx bros film. |
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matt header
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| This is an odd topic, but kinda fun. This weekend at the UWM Union Theater a Hungarian comedy/murder-mystery called Hukkle. It looks fantastic. And tonight: The 5,000 Fingers of Dr T at the Times Cinema. Huzzah! |
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Fred C. Dobbs
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| Posted: 04.21.2004 10:52 pm Post subject: Re: What are you PLANNING to watch? |
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| The Third M?n wrote: | | stefanieduckwitz wrote: | | Fred C. Dobbs wrote: |
Go West (1925)
Steamboat Bill, Jr.
Big Fish
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I loved Big Fish and Steamboat Bill, Jr.
I liked Go West. It grew on me... |
Go West I saw countless times as a kid, in my grandad's house... how we loved it. I have A Night in Casablanca and Room Service on DVD; the former is soooo underrated -- the finale with the cupboards is genius! However, A Night at the Opera is still the best Marx bros film. |
I'm talking about the Buster Keaton film. I do LOVE The Marx Bros film Go West, one of their most underrated features, imo.
My five favorite Marx Bros. films:
1. Horse Feathers
2. Monkey Business
3. A Night at the Opera
4. Go West
5. Animal Crackers
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Danny Baldwin
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Arg. I was twenty minutes into Exotica on the Sundance Channel, and now of course, it starts to rain like crazy so the freaking satellite reception goes off. Blast.
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JoeE
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Dirty Pretty Things
The Grifters
Kill Bill volume 2
Man on Fire looks like it has purty fancy photography. I always like THE LOOK of Tony Scott's films so I think I'm going to hit a daytime showing of this. |
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Fred C. Dobbs
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| Posted: 04.28.2004 12:38 pm Post subject: |
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It's funny when you PLAN to watch things, and you never get to them. Here's what I watched for 4/21-4/27:
4/22 - Master & Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003) ****
4/24 - Dracula Has Risen from the Grave (1968) ***1/2
4/25 - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) *****
4/26 - The Road to Singapore (1940) ****
4/27 - Big Fish (2003) ****
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I plan on watching these films between 4/28-5/4:
The Cooler
Tokyo Godfathers
Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed
A Night at the Opera
A Day at the Races
Go West
Time of Their Lives
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JoeE
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| Posted: 04.28.2004 12:43 pm Post subject: |
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| Going to watch The Cooler this week. Master and Commander is my big Friday night plan. The Grifters, I still have not seen. |
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matt header
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| Posted: 04.28.2004 5:33 pm Post subject: |
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| I hope you enjoy Master and Commander, Joe. It's my favorite movie of 2003. |
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Fred C. Dobbs
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| Posted: 04.28.2004 8:05 pm Post subject: |
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| matt header wrote: | | I hope you enjoy Master and Commander, Joe. It's my favorite movie of 2003. |
It was VERY good, and is on my top ten of 2003. I need to see a few more films though (The Cooler, Tokyo Godfathers, Last Samurai, Triplets of Bellville, Monster, City of God, and Mystic River; namely) before my list is finished, though.
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matt header
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| Ooooh, Triplets of Belleville is my third favorite! It's awesome! I saw it four times in theaters (granted, it was free each time, but still...). It's completely delightful. |
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Big Daddy Thwak
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God of Gamblers
The Last Samurai
A whole slew of Universal horror movies (14 in all)
Dirty Pretty Things
Boondock Saints (again... repeat viewing)
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Fred C. Dobbs
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| Posted: 04.29.2004 9:23 pm Post subject: |
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| Big Daddy Thwak wrote: |
A whole slew of Universal horror movies (14 in all)
Dirty Pretty Things |
I have a personal love for all Universal horror films (also the Universal Sherlock Holmes films and the Abbott and Costello films of the same era) but I had all of the OOP discs, so I only bought the Dracula set for House of Dracula and will eventually be buying the Frankenstein set for the improved Bride of Frankenstein transfer. If you've never seen these films in the set, these are the best, imo:
Bride of Frankenstein
Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman
The Wolfman
House of Frankenstein
Dracula (Spanish Version)
Dracula's Daughter
Frankenstein
Apparently these Legacy sets have sold well so we may be getting more Legacy sets from Universal (*knock on wood*) when Van Helsing comes to DVD.
Dirty Pretty Things is a very slick indie film, it is on my top ten of 2003 so far.
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