What is the latest good film you watched ?

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dave_rhino

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Shawshank Redemption

DVD for £2, bargain. That final scene pulls on my heart strings everytime. I don't cry, but i could forgive someone if they did, lol.
 
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dave_rhino said:
Shawshank Redemption

DVD for £2, bargain. That final scene pulls on my heart strings everytime. I don't cry, but i could forgive someone if they did, lol.
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Blockbuster US always does 3/$20 and sometimes, 2/$10. I've also seen BOGO for 2/$5 so that's about 1.25 pounds each. That's how I bought the Aviator on BOGO, so the selection is pretty good sometimes. They also come with a month guarantee.
 
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dick van cock

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Not a good one - rather cheesy and superficial:

Havana w/ Robert Redford and Lena Olin. A cheap Casablanca-rip off.

But Alan Arkin is in it. (great guy!!!) 5 / 10
 
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Every once a while, I'll pull out my copy of "Cool Hand Luke"...
 
hedgehog

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I just watched 2001 a couple of nights ago. Still one of the most visually stunning movies ever.
 
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dick van cock said:
Not a good one - rather cheesy and superficial:

Havana w/ Robert Redford and Lena Olin. A cheap Casablanca-rip off.

But Alan Arkin is in it. (great guy!!!) 5 / 10
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I like Alan Arkin, in Little ******s, Edward Scissorhands, Catch 22, Four Days in September, Slums of Beverly Hills, and a lot of other films. He is now filming Get Smart from the 60's TV series. Lena Olin looked good in The Unbearable Lightness of Being.

Little *****ren was another crossing lives type of film with a few twists and really wasn't bad.
 
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bigbadbrody

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Saving Silverman, I recommend it
 
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dick van cock

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Five Graves to Cairo

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0035884/

The brilliant Erich v. Stroheim as a villainous Field Marshall Rommel whips Anne Baxter's face. A very long shot from James Mason's heroic portrayal of Rommel in The Desert Fox 7/ 10.


The Professionals

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0060862/

Two of my all-time favs (Lancaster and Lee Marvin) in a rough and tough western. Clearly influenced by Sergio Leone's spaghettis. Great fun to watch!
8 / 10
 
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