I'm looking for something to do in my free time since i can't roll or anything so i'm interested in seeing what you guys would recommend watching! I'll start it off, mine's Shooter with Mark Wahlberg.
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I'm looking for something to do in my free time since i can't roll or anything so i'm interested in seeing what you guys would recommend watching! I'll start it off, mine's Shooter with Mark Wahlberg.
I'd go with Snatch. Love that one
All of them lol I have to many movie to say i have one fav Shawshank is deff in the top 5 though. StarWars of course,BloodSport oh the list goes on
Shawshank is great. Good point so many good ones out there. American History X is up there with Snatch for me.
Blow was good. Boondock Saints, Green Street Holligans
The Godfather. Classic
I like most of the movies mentioned so far so i will try not to repeat, and i will stay away from movies that are popular. I love Stepbrothers and Scarface but in this day many people have seen these already. Here are some good movies that i enjoyed and arent blockbuster's.
Crooklyn
Killing Zoey
True Romance
Cape Fear
Exit Through the Gift Shop
Django is sick. Inglorious basterds. Haven't got 1 favourite movie, I love heaps. Goodfella's, casino etc etc :)
Gosh, I could name so many. As a quick list, the guys look like they pretty much have the main ones covered!
Gonna go with Seven!
Awww yeah!Quote:
Originally Posted by John Mejia
Interesting that you guys liked Green Street. I live about 2 miles from where it is set and the general response from people in my area hated it!Quote:
Originally Posted by John Mejia
For football hooligan films, 'The Football Factory' is the winner in my opinion.
The Changeling with George C. Scott. Only horror movie I have to watch with all the lights on.
Highlander.
Any of the Japanese Godzilla movies.
Anchorman, I Love You Man, Forgetting Sarah Marshall
We're silly Americans. We don't know what football hooligans are. Ill check out "The Football Factory"Quote:
Originally Posted by paulmma101
Pretty much anything done by Tarantino or Scorsese. Way to many great movies for me to even a top five, but here's a few I haven't seen mentioned:
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Basketball Diaries
Natural Born Killers
Donnie Brasco
Good call! True Romance is brilliant!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chauncey Nu'usolia
cool thanks for all the responses! Looks like i'll be keeping busy!
If you get really bored you can come over and scoop dog shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by JoshGriest
Black dynamite, kung pow enter the fist, berry gordys the last dragon, born in east la, the protector!
Ip Man
The Warriors
Feist
Clerks
Kids
SLC Punk
Swingers
solid list The warriors, kids, clerks, and slc punk, warped my formative years no doubt!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom Carbone
Freddy Got Fingered, True Romance, Momento, Tropic Thunder, Taladega Nights, To Live And Die In LA :)
I've been in a Chevy Chase kick lately. "Spies Like Us." Trust me on this one.
Goonies!~
Memento is awesome.
the count of monte cristo
Blade Runner
Predator, Beer League with Artie Lange, Swingers, Braveheart, Gladiator with Russell Crowe, Princess Bride
Geez guys cant believe theres no billy maddison,happy gilmore,Tommy boy yet I'm a little ashamed of myself for not mentioning them in the first place. Step Brothers and taladaga nights always make me laugh also.
There is rarely a story that can be told properly in less than 3 hours. Good series are the way to go. Thrones! Rome, Band of Brothers, Lost, Walking Dead, Breaking Bad. They are getting so much better at the medium, the future of tv looks awesome. If we can just eradicate expoitive reality shows.
Oh, and read a book. Ive been injured. Alot, and reading is the highest form of escapism next to music. Trust me.
A Song of Ice and Fire, Wheel of Time, Frankenstein(Dean Koontz), Enders Game-saga, Atlas Shrugged(I dont know why it gets so much shit?John Galt Ma' Fucka!!)
You will be competing before you finish the above. Trust me man. Overcome our modern societies a.d.d. and instant gratification complex. Read:)
If we are talking tv I just got into Shameless and am HOOKED deff getting all the back seasons to watch.
Because it's just an excuse to be a self-centered, greedy, narcissistic ass. Essentially a psychopath. She even admitted that the person she admired most and embodied her "philosophy" best was a convicted child murderer. Or as is often been quoted: "There are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year old's life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas Shrugged. One is a childish fantasy that often engenders a lifelong obsession with its unbelievable heroes, leading to an emotionally stunted, socially crippled adulthood, unable to deal with the real world. The other, of course, involves orcs."Quote:
Originally Posted by bobby rivers
You're being pretentious. Ayn Rand is nuts. Many great minds are. Her characters are hyperboles, but so are comic super heroes. You see that are all fallible except one. And I ask you. Whats wrong with a society where everyone pulls there own weight?
You have read it?
And what you got against orcs? Are you orcsist? Bigotry is not tolerated here.
Who needs a movie when you have the Powerful JRE! http://podcasts.joerogan.net/podcasts
I tried to read it. Bought it used. Could have used the money for something more useful. Like a Snickers or a Pepsi. Ayn Rand was a psycho and tried to pass psychopathology/sociopathology off as a form legit philosophy. The only one pretentious was her. Though her philosophy is slightly less annoying than Scientology (based off a rejected film treatment/script).Quote:
Originally Posted by bobby rivers
I have nothing against orcs. They're awesome. So many uses. Finding traps. With their face. Taking an arrow. With their face. Distracting opponents. With their face. Sure, mentally they're slower than roadkill, but really, who expects them to be nothing more than walking bags of hit points?Quote:
Originally Posted by bobby rivers
This sounds like the same regurgitated opinion others were given and and in turn have accepted as their own. A couple psycology and literature professors dogged the shit out of her, so then it just became trendy. You don't have to adorn the dogma as a whole to agree with certain aspects. Take the Bible for instance. She 100% predicted the state the US is in today. Welfare, taxing those willing to work to support those who aren't, our 'duty' to do so. It is a triumph story of the human spirit and what can be accomplished for those willing to work for it. The first 500 pages are rough, I'll give you that. But the last 500 are profound and deeply so if you admire the human mind, will, and work ethic. Finish the book and make a judgement on it alone, not the author's personal beliefs, not a web search, and def not someone else's borrowed opinion. “Contradictions do not exist. Whenever you think that you are facing a contradiction, check your premises. You will find that one of them is wrong.”Quote:
Originally Posted by VictorV
Ok, sorry. Movies:)