Recommend some movies

Duel. It was Spielberg's first movie, I believe it was made for TV. But it's good. You won't find it at Ballbuster (unless your local location has an extensive selection) you might have to check out Suncoast (or some similar incarnation), Amazon, eBay, etc.

 

Team america world police


40 year old virgin

Borat


Children of the Corn

 

Lately I saw the Butterfly Effect 2, was decent, worth the watch.

 

Dumb and Dumber. I recently saw the extended version for the first time. Hillarious.

 

Thirteenth Warrior

 

hmm....new?

some of my fav dvd's that i own are:

apocalypse now
pulp fiction
american beauty
the life aquatic
resevoir dogs
the big lebowski
trainspotting
hotel rwanda
philadelphia

all great movies in my opinion

 

i thought the thirteenth warrior was oen fo the worst movies ive ever seen. haha...my brother and i wanted to write a musical vesion...would be hilarious.

 

Hi.

Worlds fastest Indian.

I was amazed, to say the least. By far the best "real" movie I've seen in a long time.


Sam

 

The "Saw" trilogy, A Clockwork Orange, The Exorcist, The Game, Head Above Water, School Of Rock, Requiem For A Dream, The Silence Of The Lambs (and the rest of Hannibal Lecter Movies), Seven, Airplane! and Top Secret!, Boogie Nights, The Fly, The Indiana Jones trilogy, the James Bond franchise (plus the last one, "Casino Royale", not included in the set and one of the best of the series IMO).

From the top of my head.

EDIT: Sorry, just noticed the word "new" in your post. Anyway, hope you find something interesting in my list.

 

Blue Velvet

 

Takeshi Kitano's remake of Zatoichi. I don't usually like Japanese films but this one was awesome.

 

Zoolander!

 

If you're into more artsy cinema:

-Contempt, Breathless, Vivre sa Vie
-La Strada, La Dolce Vita, Nights of Cabiria, 8 1/2
-Touki Bouki, Hyenas
-Lawrence of Arabia, Bridge on the River Kwai, Dr. Zhivago

 

Blazing Saddles, High Anxiety, Robin H, ahh forget it. Everything by Mel Brooks.

 

Troy. Gladiator.

 

Pan's Labyrinth

 

Tideland and Pan's Labrynth were the two best ive rented lately.

 

What I've seen lately:
- Mrs. Henderson Presents - I always wondered what Bob Hoskins & Judi Dench would be like in the same movie, and it's not disappointing.
- Dr. Strangelove or (HILTSWALTP)
- I Walk the Line
- Grave of the Fireflies (WARNING: DO NOT watch this if you are easily depressed. It is great, but I barely got through it in one piece.)
-Singin' In the Rain (which my 6yo daughter loves, and can quote.)