Recommend me a film to download

13 Jan 2010

Quote by little gem
Gran Torino

have to agree with this one was fantastic one of the best films i've seen in a long time

14 Jan 2010

I'd recommend Law Abiding Citizen,top film

14 Jan 2010

Gotta be - Up In Smoke
rotflmao

14 Jan 2010

Quote by Kaznkev
I watched Res with my son before Xmas - I screamed like a girl :giggle:

Oh my god what was Resonance doing? :eeek:
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14 Jan 2010

Quote by Gufuncouple
Gotta be - Up In Smoke

Gee! I haven't seen that film in years. Loved their sketch where they stick Acupuncture needles in a guy and then start twanging them (with full plinky plonk sound effects) telling him thats how they make far eastern music.
Films to record? Anything by the wonderfully chaotic Will Hay.

14 Jan 2010

the best things I saw last year were,
In the Loop,
Let the right one in
Where the wild things are
Milk and the wrestler were pretty good too

14 Jan 2010

Into The Wild
Stigmata

14 Jan 2010

The Freedom Writers

14 Jan 2010

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audition

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Grave of fireflies anyone ??

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Quote by meat2pleaseu
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La Haine
Old Boy
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Some great films here. worship

15 Jan 2010

As some on here know I am a bit of a film buff, however it's hard to recommend anything as you have not said what previous films you have liked. I would however recommend the following
Dead Man's Shoes - Directed by Shane Meadows
Jamon Jamon - Directed by Pedro Almodóvar
Ne le dis à personne - Directed by Guillaume Canet
Amelie -Directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet
The Kite Runner - Directed by Marc Forster
These are just a few of the more recent gems. Personally I love B/W British movies of the 30's - 50's. However its a bit of a niche market so I have not included any.

15 Jan 2010

Quote by Wildfire_London
Personally I love B/W British movies of the 30's - 50's. However its a bit of a niche market so I have not included any.

Not quite your era, but i did rather enjoy some of the carry on films shown over xmas lol

16 Jan 2010

La Haine
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Definately one to see!

16 Jan 2010

Not really hollywood romcoms but try
Sideways
In Search of a Midnight Kiss

17 Jan 2010

Quote by meat2pleaseu
Personally I love B/W British movies of the 30's - 50's. However its a bit of a niche market so I have not included any.

Not quite your era, but i did rather enjoy some of the carry on films shown over xmas lol

i have the whole set of the carry on films meaty
i like some of the old b&w films
mighty joe young
night of the demon
and a few others
try
daybreakers
rogue
splinter
some of the manga classics
project ako
vampire hunter d
guyver series