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Martin McFly · 06/15/2011, 12:17 pm

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Originally Posted by supmandude85

Troll 2
The Room
Plan 9 From Outer Space
Citizen Kane

You forgot Leprechaun.

ShaggE · 06/15/2011, 01:04 pm

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Originally Posted by Martin McFly

You forgot Leprechaun.

You take that back!

*Vainamoinen* · 06/15/2011, 01:58 pm

Home for the Holidays
Director Jodie Foster together with an awesome cast and Holly Hunter in the lead recreate the fun & horror that is family (1995). Almost no one knows that movie, although it even has Robert Downey Jr. in his (arguably

) best role. He's like on drugs in every scene. Granted, maybe he was.

The Court Jester
Seriously, another movie I have been searching in here. I'm all for Monty Python's Holy Grail, but there was this American precursor that made me laugh tears as well. Danny Kaye, 1955 and the vessel with the pestle. Who could not love that??

Pony Bone · 06/15/2011, 05:09 pm

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Originally Posted by Vainamoinen

Home for the Holidays

Excellent movie!

JedExodus · 06/15/2011, 05:30 pm

Did anyone mention Bicentennial Man? Loved that film long time

Sausy Gibbon · 06/15/2011, 08:28 pm

Manos the Hands of Fate: Harold P. Warren was a true genius, but sadly like Charles Laughton with The Night of the Hunter it was his only film.

edit Oh, and seriously Night of the Hunter.

Chyron8472 · 06/15/2011, 08:50 pm

Lots of good movies mentioned here.

No one has yet mentioned Full Metal Jacket though.

Surprising. It really is a good movie, but especially one should always have seen the first part (during boot camp) at least once.

JedExodus · 06/16/2011, 05:00 pm

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Originally Posted by Chyron8472

No one has yet mentioned Full Metal Jacket though.

Surprising. It really is a good movie, but especially one should always have seen the first part (during boot camp) at least once.

The film should have just been a boot camp comedy tbh. I could've watched 'YOU LOOK LIKE YOU COULD SUCK A GOLFBALL DOWN A GARDEN HOSE!!' all day long.

DrRocketGenius · 06/16/2011, 05:15 pm

This sounds like something I'd have a lot of recommendations for, but at the moment I'll say The Naked Gun and Up because I can't think of any others.

Alcoremortis · 06/16/2011, 06:58 pm

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Originally Posted by JedExodus

Did anyone mention Bicentennial Man? Loved that film long time

Wow. I almost forgot about that movie. All I can really remember now is "Little Miss" and the fact that I watched it on an airplane.

SunnyGuy · 06/16/2011, 07:37 pm

Why did it take an entire page for anyone to mention Pixar at all? Seriously, my list would instantly include pretty much everything Pixar. I honestly could never call a single one of their movies bad. Also, I haven't actually watched that many of them, but I'd also add anything by Studio Ghibli from what I've seen and heard. Oh yeah, and pretty much all classic Disney movies too.

taumel · 06/17/2011, 12:45 am

The Graduate, less a movie more a awareness of life.

Guinea · 06/17/2011, 07:27 am

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Originally Posted by taumel

The Graduate, less a movie more a awareness of life.

And one of the inspirations for Monkey Island, too.

TomPravetz · 06/17/2011, 07:31 am

It must be done. X_X

Rather Dashing · 06/17/2011, 07:34 am

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Originally Posted by Guinea

And one of the inspirations for Monkey Island, too.

Any real Monkey Island fan should also watch some early pirate films, especially ones like Errol Flynn's Captain Blood and The Sea Hawk

Overmann · 06/17/2011, 07:36 am

The Princess Bride

Alcoremortis · 06/17/2011, 08:12 am

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Originally Posted by Rather Dashing

Any real Monkey Island fan should also watch some early pirate films, especially ones like Errol Flynn's Captain Blood and The Sea Hawk

Yes, or better yet, everything that has Errol Flynn in it. And then go watch the Gene Kelly Three Musketeers.

JedExodus · 06/17/2011, 08:15 am

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Originally Posted by Alcoremortis

Wow. I almost forgot about that movie. All I can really remember now is "Little Miss" and the fact that I watched it on an airplane.

You should check it out once more, it's corny but I love it regardless, Robin Williams 2nd finest performance, his best being 'Toys' ...obv

tredlow · 06/17/2011, 08:18 am

Is AI good? I remember liking it (and was traumatized by it) when I was younger.

JedExodus · 06/17/2011, 08:19 am

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Originally Posted by tredlow

Is AI good? I remember liking it (and was traumatized by it) when I was younger.

I tell you what part was good, the part where Robin Williams reads out the WB Yeats poem.

06/15/2011, 01:58 pm	#43
Vainamoinen Community Moderator Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 6,636	Home for the Holidays Director Jodie Foster together with an awesome cast and Holly Hunter in the lead recreate the fun & horror that is family (1995). Almost no one knows that movie, although it even has Robert Downey Jr. in his (arguably ) best role. He's like on drugs in every scene. Granted, maybe he was. The Court Jester Seriously, another movie I have been searching in here. I'm all for Monty Python's Holy Grail, but there was this American precursor that made me laugh tears as well. Danny Kaye, 1955 and the vessel with the pestle. Who could not love that?? __________________ Moderators on the TTG forums are all volunteers from the community and still belong to the community. They are not employees of the company. The opinions expressed in their posts are those of individual fans and must not be confused with official company statements. Last edited by Vainamoinen; 06/15/2011 at 02:09 pm.

06/15/2011, 08:28 pm	#46
Sausy Gibbon Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: In a cave Posts: 687	Manos the Hands of Fate: Harold P. Warren was a true genius, but sadly like Charles Laughton with The Night of the Hunter it was his only film. edit Oh, and seriously Night of the Hunter. Last edited by Sausy Gibbon; 06/15/2011 at 09:04 pm.

06/16/2011, 07:37 pm	#51
SunnyGuy Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Guadalajara, Jalisco (Mexico) Posts: 980	Why did it take an entire page for anyone to mention Pixar at all? Seriously, my list would instantly include pretty much everything Pixar. I honestly could never call a single one of their movies bad. Also, I haven't actually watched that many of them, but I'd also add anything by Studio Ghibli from what I've seen and heard. Oh yeah, and pretty much all classic Disney movies too. __________________ Go look at my art at my DA account...please? There are free cookies! (but I may or may not have eaten them all already) "Nobody expects the lagomorphic inquisition!"

06/17/2011, 07:31 am	#54
TomPravetz Misc. Organs/Limbs/Etc... Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Here and there Rank: God Posts: 2,369	It must be done. X_X __________________ Join the Suro revolution \|Win the war of Majasuroshia\| Fight the Oppressors

06/17/2011, 08:18 am	#59
tredlow Has Possum Powers. Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 1,536	Is AI good? I remember liking it (and was traumatized by it) when I was younger. __________________ My Friend: You know, if only Bruce Wayne was bit by a radioactive psychiatrist rather than a bat, Gotham wouldn't even need Arkham Asylum. Me: Haha, yeah. That's true. Minutes Later Me: Wait, Bruce Wayne was never bit by a radioactive anything.

06/15/2011, 05:30 pm	#45
JedExodus Banned Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Ireland Posts: 2,485	Did anyone mention Bicentennial Man? Loved that film long time

06/15/2011, 08:50 pm	#47
Chyron8472 Killer Walrus Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Tulsa, OK, USA Posts: 4,063	Lots of good movies mentioned here. No one has yet mentioned Full Metal Jacket though. Surprising. It really is a good movie, but especially one should always have seen the first part (during boot camp) at least once.

06/16/2011, 05:15 pm	#49
DrRocketGenius The Batman Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 1,514	This sounds like something I'd have a lot of recommendations for, but at the moment I'll say The Naked Gun and Up because I can't think of any others.

06/17/2011, 12:45 am	#52
taumel Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 2,654	The Graduate, less a movie more a awareness of life.

06/17/2011, 07:36 am	#56
Overmann Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Georgia, USA Posts: 12	The Princess Bride

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