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Epic !



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This movie aired in late 2010 or 2011 , yet Cult status may be nearing any day now, " RUBBER ". This
movie was about to begin, just as I was sitting down for the evening cable show. It was actually a
primiere movie , so I watched with anticipation. This movie is sorta " campy " , but worth the LOL
or disgust, whatever comes first.

The series " Dark Shadows " ,original set in the 60's or 70's. Forego Ben Cross and other pretenders.
This is the original Vampire series , with Barnabas Collins ( vampire ) and Angelique ( witch ). Some-
how it claimed soap opera / love story status. I mean, really, aren't most series ?

" Seinfeld ", a very thought provoking and witty series, starring Jerry Seinfeld.


" Being Human " isn't vintage, but it's owned it's place among Cult Classics. It's still airing on BBC,
and new season beginning this autumn. The story involves a ghost, a werewolf and a vampire.

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Wild Seed ? I don't understand what you are saying here ... sorry

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Saw "Beginnings" with Ewan McGregor and Christopher Plummer. Truly amazing film.

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Hmmmm Ewan .....


Anybody seen Long way Down ? Him and Charley Boorman traveling the world on their motorbikes .... such a good watch ...

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YvyB wrote:

Anybody seen Long way Down ? Him and Charley Boorman traveling the world on their motorbikes .... such a good watch ...


 I did! love it



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Kill Bill 1 & 2 with David Caradine with Uma Thurman reminded me of my dream to be a samurai warrior-ess.
Great swordplay and masterful acting. RIP David.


 Hear, hear! Huge Tarrentino fans! Like Inglourious Basterds the best, like Pulp Fiction, like KB I and II, some biker movie he did, etc.



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YvyB wrote:

Last scene and proposal from Pride and Prejudice with Matthew Macfadyen,... and final scene from North and South with Richard Armatige ... think I need some romance !


 Yes, YvyB Matthew Macfadyen = yum, like everything he does, even Musketeers with Ray Stevenson.  Of course Excalibur! But my all time fav is Gone with the Wind.



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Drool


 Yum, I'm sooo hungry! biggrin



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Lyanna Stark wrote:
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Drool


 Yum, I'm sooo hungry! biggrin


And a Cult Classic too, I hear .



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Lyanna Stark wrote:
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Kill Bill 1 & 2 with David Caradine with Uma Thurman reminded me of my dream to be a samurai warrior-ess.
Great swordplay and masterful acting. RIP David.


 Hear, hear! Huge Tarrentino fans! Like Inglourious Basterds the best, like Pulp Fiction, like KB I and II, some biker movie he did, etc.


 I had no idea that Tarrantino was responsible for " Inglorious Basterds ", I mentioned it in earlier post because it

is a brilliant film. Having watched it again , on cable, it was clear that this one deserve's a win. Michael

Fassbender , Diane Kruger , and a few other notables , rounded out that stellar cast.

 

As for " Kill Bill 2 ", the actor that portrayed Bill's ( Carradine ) brother, also starred in " Thelma and Louise ".

He was sort of a " Elvis " lookalike, and was Sarandon's beau in the movie. His reparte with Darrryl Hannah,

in KB2 was pretty good too.



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Know What ? I'm gonna clarify ( for the record ), that "Cult Classics" of any type are allowed here. So go
ahead and mention them . If a lengthy discussion is warranted on that subject, open up an appropriate
forum Topic in Television , if it happens to be a long running series.

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I actually despise Tarrantino films, lots of violence without a compelling story (although I did enjoy Once Upon a Time in Mexico) and he's the guy responsible for giving the world Spy Kids and Shark Boy and Lava girl. But Inglorious Basterds is something uniquely special! Christopher Waltz possibly did the best acting of all time in that movie. OE that's a bingo!

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Aegon the Conqueror wrote:

 Inglorious Basterds is something uniquely special! Christopher Waltz possibly did the best acting of all time in that movie. OE that's a bingo!


 Uuuuuuu, that's a bingo! Christoph Walz rocks, it is known. 

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WildSeed wrote:
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Kill Bill 1 & 2 with David Caradine with Uma Thurman reminded me of my dream to be a samurai warrior-ess.
Great swordplay and masterful acting. RIP David.

 Hear, hear! Huge Tarrentino fans! Like Inglourious Basterds the best, like Pulp Fiction, like KB I and II, some biker movie he did, etc.


 I had no idea that Tarrantino was responsible for " Inglorious Basterds ", I mentioned it in earlier post because it

is a brilliant film. Having watched it again , on cable, it was clear that this one deserve's a win. Michael

Fassbender , Diane Kruger , and a few other notables , rounded out that stellar cast.

As for " Kill Bill 2 ", the actor that portrayed Bill's ( Carradine ) brother, also starred in " Thelma and Louise ".

He was sort of a " Elvis " lookalike, and was Sarandon's beau in the movie. His reparte with Darrryl Hannah,

in KB2 was pretty good too.


 Michael Madsen, Virginia Madsen's brother, like them both.  She is in Dune.



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YvyB wrote:

Wild Seed ? I don't understand what you are saying here ... sorry


 It was a bit garbled ....I was suggesting the movie called " Rubber ", it played at theatres in 2011 or 2010. 

 

" Dark Shadows " and the other mentioned , are BBC classics . I saw the original broadcasts by purchasing them

at Amazon. 



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I also loved Fassenbender in Basterds.

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Rygar wrote:

I also loved Fassenbender in Basterds.


 I'm moving up Inglorious Basterds to the top of my Netflix Queue. 



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Rygar wrote:

I also loved Fassenbender in Basterds.


 He is awesome in there, one of my fav roles for him. hump.gif



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The Princess Bride. Is like going back to childhood with a cup of cocoa in your hand.

The princess bride!!!!! Is like going back to childhood with a cup of cocoa in your hand.



-- Edited by Tir Airgid on Monday 8th of October 2012 01:21:23 AM

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Michael Fassenbender, the man who taught us all how to sign the German three.

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Does anybody here like the Blind Swordsmen movies (Zatoichi)? Jaqen and I love those, they're quietly powerful but you have to be in the mood to read subtitles so they are a rare treat.

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Tir Airgid wrote:

The Princess Bride. Is like going back to childhood with a cup of cocoa in your hand.

The princess bride!!!!! Is like going back to childhood with a cup of cocoa in your hand.



-- Edited by Tir Airgid on Monday 8th of October 2012 01:21:23 AM


 Isn't this the reunion they had? Soooo cool. Sad that Andre the Giant passed away.  Gentle giant. cry.gif



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Surprised no one mentioned Atreyu's favourite, the Never Ending Story.

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MrsHghar wrote:

Does anybody here like the Blind Swordsmen movies (Zatoichi)? Jaqen and I love those, they're quietly powerful but you have to be in the mood to read subtitles so they are a rare treat.


Here! I love Takeshi Kitano movies, especially Zatoichi. His way of showing blood and violence is quite original. Love him as a director and as an actor.



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Lyanna Stark wrote:
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The Princess Bride. Is like going back to childhood with a cup of cocoa in your hand.

The princess bride!!!!! Is like going back to childhood with a cup of cocoa in your hand.


 Isn't this the reunion they had? Soooo cool. Sad that Andre the Giant passed away.  Gentle giant. cry.gif


 Yeah, that was taken at the reunion. Makes me itch to watch it again.



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andrea wrote:

 this M. Gondry´s movie is not a classic yet... yet: "Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind"


 Oh, Mr. Tir introduced me to that one. Love it !



-- Edited by Tir Airgid on Tuesday 9th of October 2012 02:18:39 PM

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 this M. Gondry´s movie is not a classic yet... yet: "Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind"

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"Pasqualino Settebellezze" ("Seven beauties") by the brilliant Lina Wertmüller. One of my all time favorites. A gem. A very young and handsome Giancarlo Gianini.

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@andrea - That's a wonderful film, I loved it.

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WildSeed wrote:



" The Lion , the Witch and the Wardrobe " with James McAvoy

" The Last King of Scotland " with Deforest Whitaker and James McAvoy


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 heart.gifheart.gif these two too, Wildwoman.  James McAvoy = Yum.



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Yum ! Thankyou Macha ! Have you seen North and South ?


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Oh Lyanna that is one of the best series' I have ever seen!

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Adding my to the James McIvoy fanclub and those who loved The Last King of Scotland.

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@Andrea...one of my favorite films. That Beck song haunts my soul. "Everybody's gotta learn sometimes..."

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@Andrea...one of my favorite films. That Beck song haunts my soul. "Everybody's gotta learn sometimes..."


Yes, I know... "Change your heart, will astound you...". Lovely movie, great acting, great script. I don´t know what happened with Michel Gondry these days.



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Not so much was that film Gondry, its Charlie Kaufman. His writing is the best. "Being John Malcovich" and "adapatation" are stellar as well

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Oh Lyanna that is one of the best series' I have ever seen!


 Jakes also has the series that starts in France and ends in America.  Starts with "The Bastard" and ends with the "Americans".  Very good. Have all of them.  Read them in high school.  Reread many times.  biggrin



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Tir Airgid wrote:

Adding my to the James McIvoy fanclub and those who loved The Last King of Scotland.


 Really gory, IMO, but fab movie and McAvoy = Meow, what is it about him?



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 "Being John Malcovich" and "adapatation" are stellar as well


Confession time: I must be the only human in existence who hated Being John Malkovich. Probably because I loathe John Malkovich. disbelief To me he's one of the most overrated actors that I have ever seen. I look at him and he always looks like he had dung for breakfast. 

But Adaptation was wonderful!



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Yep you are Macha. You should just give up all hope now of ever being cool. ;) Its ok. John Malkovich is overrated IMO. I just like the story and the writing. Not to mention John Cusack (the only Mance Rayder for me)

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I generally dislike John Malkovich, but "Being John Malkovich" blew my head off. That said, my fave from that director is deff. "adaptation".

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Yum ! Thankyou Macha ! Have you seen North and South ?


 I'm a huge fan of the John Jakes book series, Y.  I went to Boone Hall Plantation near Charlestown, where N&S was filmed.  Feels like Swayze is still there, miss him. no


 Oh dear I dont mean that one !

Set in Northern England , during industial revolution with delicious Richard Armatage ...



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Gotta see that movie.

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oh Yvy, that miniseries it´s a perfect adaptation of E. Gaskell's industrial novel. Lovely.



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Gaah, loved it. Those shots from the factory are gorgeous!

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Set in Northern England , during industial revolution with delicious Richard Armatage ...


 Thanks for this guy, Y, shoutbox.gif, wow, gives me the vapors!



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Ok not a film but I just started watching the "Girls" series on HBO. Fucking brillant. Its coming back to HBO in Jan for S2 and it's amazing. Fuck meth heads, fuck zombies, fuck angry gents. This show is for real. Ah, making my wait for GoT that much easier.

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Yes Ry, I´m watching Girls since it began. Do you know that Lena Dunham (hannah) is the creator right? She writes and directs. Very funny.



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Yes. She writes, directs, produces, and stars in it. Amazing.

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