mambo7891 said: hmn, tricky, im rather mainstream wid my films so im jus gna say it,Word on that Planet Earth sh*t. It's the bomb to just kick back to or put on in the background. Fear and Loathing is a trip, and Ice Age is cool (haven't peeped the third one yet), but I'm not as crazy about Sacha Baron Cohen as I probably should be.
anchorman wi will ferrell, im sorry but its just sooooooooo quotable. lol.
sum ovas,
fear n loathing in las vegas, gets better everytime
human traffic, jus captures a gud weekend for me
How high?! love it, jus shmoke a phatty n watch it
Ice age1,2+3, personally the best animated films
ali-g/borat/bruno is this humor or uncomfortable viewing?
and not strictly a fil but anything by david attenborough, life, planet earth etc, ya know wen u bn out all nite, ur minds a bit frazzled n u jus need summat to watch n chill wiv a doob, attenborough is the man. lol.
peace
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Posts: 3,255Posted 16 years ago #One of the films I own is "Freestyle: The Art of Rhyme"... did anyone see it? I feel like they put too much focus on Supernat (just like Ken Burns' "Jazz" [which I also own] followed Duke and Louis too closely), but it was still pretty fly. -
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Posts: 1,137Posted 16 years ago #SactownConnection said: One of the films I own is "Freestyle: The Art of Rhyme"... did anyone see it? I feel like they put too much focus on Supernat (just like Ken Burns' "Jazz" [which I also own] followed Duke and Louis too closely), but it was still pretty fly.
Yes! Love this movie! I also recommend Scratch (you've probably already seen it), with is the DJ equivalent, except they follow the Invisibl Skratch Piklz a lil closely, I still thought it was dope. -
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Posts: 3,255Posted 16 years ago #trenchmc said:
I'm completely embarrassed to admit it, but I got Scratch off the web and watched it. Thought it was awesome. I keep wanting to buy it, but every time I go somewhere, they are out of it.SactownConnection said: One of the films I own is "Freestyle: The Art of Rhyme"... did anyone see it? I feel like they put too much focus on Supernat (just like Ken Burns' "Jazz" [which I also own] followed Duke and Louis too closely), but it was still pretty fly.
Yes! Love this movie! I also recommend Scratch (you've probably already seen it), with is the DJ equivalent, except they follow the Invisibl Skratch Piklz a lil closely, I still thought it was dope. -
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Posts: 1,874Posted 16 years ago #I got a scratch and freestyle the art of rhyme box set a while back, both dope movies. Have you guys seen Wildstyle? it's a classic, a historical document...
I'm loving the LIFE series at the moment, watching it on my big badass HD Tv, smoking a little something something before hand... beautiful. I loved the insects episode the most so far, probably because i'm a budding photographer and i love taking macro shots of insects.
Planet earth is probably the best series so far... the slow motion shots of the great white jumping out of the water was unbelievable...
One of the weirdest things i saw in LIFE was the convict fish, now that is some crazy alien sh!t... -
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Posts: 34Posted 16 years ago #1. Fight Club
2. American History X
3. Remember the Titans
4. The Matrix
5. Blade Runner
6. Pulp Fiction
7. Schindler's List
8. Shawshank Redemption
9. Leon
10. Wildstyle (Purely because it's Hip Hop) -
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Posts: 257Posted 16 years ago #Tryin to name what yall havent listed.
In no particular order...
big trouble in little china
ghost in the shell SAC
lucky number sleven
the thing <- classic sci fi that gets overlooked
all the gremlin movies from my childhood <- just cuz the shits funny
goonies
king kong (peter jackson) <- fuggin love this movie and dont know y
cable guy <- another dont know y i loved this movie
ace ventura II (LIKE A GLOVE!)
dumb and dumber
the great white hype <- old school james earl holmes i mean jones.
im gonna get u sucka
adventures of remo williams
gleeming the cube
solar babies
batteries not included
willow
better off dead
just one of the guys
soul man <- ROFL cpter on this one (on that solver streak tip)
* just a note, wilder and f**king pryor were THE BEST duo period. so much chemistry...
monster squad <- no one knows about this!
shawshank redeption
higher learning
Record of Lodoss War <- try watchin that in a day. its next to impossible
samurai champloo
afro samurai <- series not the movie (movie was ok)
final fantasy advent children <- best final scene ever as far as im concerned
V the vampire hunter
outlaw star
cowboy beebop <- prolly my fave series too bad its done
raisin arizona <- whos seen that?
they live <- ULTIMATE!
aliens <- (the best alien movie out of the series)
infernal affairs <- f*** the departed
blade II
pan's labryth
tropic thunder <- hate tom cruise but that dance at the end was hilarious
wall-e <- f*** disney but this was a great flick
ratatouille < again same sentiments about disney
lone wolf & cub aka shogun assassin in the states
snatch <- lil guy ritchie
rock n rolla (more guy ritchie)
hard boiled <- still the greatest action film in my opinion
do the right thing <- still in love with rosie perez mmm mm
sh!t, white men cant jump (how can u not like it)
ghost busters 1 and 2
man on fire <- time for some denzel
mo betta blues
fallen <- one of my fave denzel films ever;
new jack city <- prolly one of the best films snipes ever did
the wire (new jack made me think of it. this is the best drama ive ever seen, to bad it ended--and i hated the ending, i skipped the super bowl to watch the premiere and was so broken over the sh!tty ending...)
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Posts: 34Posted 16 years ago #Shitttt! I forgot to mention every Spike Lee film ever made!
Top 5
1. Clockers
2. Do the Right thing
3. Crooklyn
4. Mo Better Blues
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Posts: 1,137Posted 16 years ago #Rhythmic Instinct said: Shitttt! I forgot to mention every Spike Lee film ever made!
Top 5
1. Clockers
2. Do the Right thing
3. Crooklyn
4. Mo Better Blues
5. Jungle Fever
Bamboozled is superior to most of these except DTRT, plus you forgot to mention She's Gotta Have It!
On the next tip though, I'm feeling all the Wes Anderson and Woody Allen movies; Annie Hall, Manhattan, Purple Rose of Cairo, Vicky Christina Barcelona was so f***ing good too. -
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Posts: 3,255Posted 16 years ago #beezer said: all the gremlin movies
These are the ones I own from your list, homie. I've also seen the Jim Carrey stuff you mentioned, raising arizona, snatch, and new jack city, and they're all tight too. Word up to Denzel and Spike Lee too, I love all that sh!t.
goonies
king kong (peter jackson)
im gonna get u sucka
shawshank redeption
aliens
pan's labryth
wall-e
ratatouille
hard boiled
do the right thing
ghost busters 1 and 2
"I just got a page from Spike Lee"
-Double K
If you like "I'm gonna git you sucka", check out "hollywood shuffle" ("sneaking into the movies" segment especially)... too f***ing funny... also, "don't be a menace to south central when drinking your juice in the hood" has got some funny-ass moments in it... "MESSAGE!"
I've never seen much anime outside of Studio Ghibli stuff. Just watched the trailer for the "Samurai Champloo: The Complete Series" blu-ray coming out in December on Amazon, and I might have to get that though...
beezer said: ...too many to continue to name.
Pretty much my sentiments exactly. -
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Posts: 75Posted 16 years ago #you smoke dodo? said: I got a scratch and freestyle the art of rhyme box set a while back, both dope movies. Have you guys seen Wildstyle? it's a classic, a historical document...
I'm loving the LIFE series at the moment, watching it on my big badass HD Tv, smoking a little something something before hand... beautiful. I loved the insects episode the most so far, probably because i'm a budding photographer and i love taking macro shots of insects.
Planet earth is probably the best series so far... the slow motion shots of the great white jumping out of the water was unbelievable...
One of the weirdest things i saw in LIFE was the convict fish, now that is some crazy alien sh!t...
hey man,
what is this?
what's the proper title?
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Posts: 654Posted 16 years ago #Psychedelicatessan said:
you smoke dodo? said: I got a scratch and freestyle the art of rhyme box set a while back, both dope movies. Have you guys seen Wildstyle? it's a classic, a historical document...
I'm loving the LIFE series at the moment, watching it on my big badass HD Tv, smoking a little something something before hand... beautiful. I loved the insects episode the most so far, probably because i'm a budding photographer and i love taking macro shots of insects.
Planet earth is probably the best series so far... the slow motion shots of the great white jumping out of the water was unbelievable...
One of the weirdest things i saw in LIFE was the convict fish, now that is some crazy alien sh!t...
hey man,
what is this?
what's the proper title?
sounds like something i would dig alot.
Heard about this.
It's just called Life.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life (Disambiguation, BBC TV Series) (Direct link doesn't work)
I would love to see it too, David Attenborough is great.
The Americans among us, are a bit out of luck.
It will air over there, but will be narrated by Oprah
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Posts: 3,255Posted 16 years ago #That "Life" serious sounds ridiculous. Might have to import it and watch it on my region-free comp player. Or just wait, you know the US jacks everything the BBC does. Midsommer Murders to Monty Python, you know A&E or History Channel or some sh!t will scoop up the rights to it.
Oh, and just bought 8 more blu-rays in the past few days, bringing the total up to 155 blus. Sweet.
Howard's End
Monsoon Wedding
Playtime
Kagemusha (replacing DVD)
2001 (replacing DVD)
Full Metal Jacket (replacing DVD)
Gremlins (replacing DVD)
Golden Compass (replacing DVD)
Now, I've got the only Hitchcock BD (North By Northwest), the only Kurosawa BD (Kagemusha), and most of the Kubrick BDs (Dr. Strangelove, Shining, 2001, & Full Metal Jacket... just need Clockwork Orange & Eyes Wide Shut)...
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Posts: 34Posted 16 years ago #Wes Anderson!
He's one of the greatest man.
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