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[quote=j1mhalpert]all of your movie needs would be fulfilled by Requiem for a Dream...my second favorite movie ever

edit:whoops didnt read entire post
edit #2: Natural Born Killers hands down[/quote]

Requiem for a Dream is amazing and I think it is one of my top five movies. Which is your first? I started to watch Natural Born Killers but I couldn't get into it.

Les Miserables

The Hunger Games ? o:

[quote=SirJayGatsby]I'll check it out.

I have seen Oldboy and I'm looking forward to 2013 remake of the film.

On a side note, I'm actually really glad I asked Basil a question for once.[/quote]

I for one am not looking forward to the remake, Spike Lee directing...his last half decent film was over 10 years ago.

[quote=Mang]Thanks for reminding me that I wanted to watch that. Gonna do so shortly.
Oh it was in the original post. Oh well just kinda scanned and saw it.
And OP I may edit later, but I'm really not in a think and recall mood to list out movies. Even though our tastes are probably similar. Off the top of my head, maybe check out Hesher if you haven't. I love that movie.[/quote]

I'll check it out.

I have seen Oldboy and I'm looking forward to 2013 remake of the film.

On a side note, I'm actually really glad I asked Basil a question for once.

If you have not seen it I highly recommend Oldboy.
Similarly you might like the Fall.

The Incredible Hulk was based on my sex life.

@SirJayGatsby: Np. Hope you like the two you haven't seen yet.

And me too, that's probably why I was disappointed in the movie adaptation.. I had really, reaally high expectations given that the book was good. I guess that just sets me up for disappointment, though. But, I'll have to agree with you about Leonardo DiCaprio. He's a really good-looking guy, haha.

[quote=Nickotyne]Lol, did you like The Great Gatsby? I personally hated it.

OT: Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind was pretty depressing/had a good story line.
Seeking a Friend for the End of the World was surprisingly depressing in a good way, if that makes sense..
Shawshank Redemption has a really good storyline and is one of my favorites. A central theme is hope, as you listed as one of your requirements lol.
Perks of Being a Wallflower is kinda depressing but also is a feel-good movie..

I'll add more later[/quote]

I'm going to watch these movies, thanks for the suggestions. I have seen Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and it was good. The second movie you listed I have yet to see, will watch it tonight or tomorrow morning, Shawshank Redemption I've seen (loved), Perks of Being a Wallflower someone recommended but I'm going to watch it soon.

P.S., I preferred the book to the movie but I think the movie was pretty good. Then again, I like DiCaprio's face so I'm biased.

Life is beautiful.

Hmm, based on your themes I'd recommend:

Schindler's List
United 93
The Stoning of Soraya M.
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
The Pianist
The Road
4 Months, 3 Weeks & 2 Days
Children of Men

project X has most i think . .

Lol, did you like The Great Gatsby? I personally hated it.

OT: Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind was pretty depressing/had a good story line.
Seeking a Friend for the End of the World was surprisingly depressing in a good way, if that makes sense..
Shawshank Redemption has a really good storyline and is one of my favorites. A central theme is hope, as you listed as one of your requirements lol.
Perks of Being a Wallflower is kinda depressing but also is a feel-good movie..

I'll add more later

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Titanic was pretty good

white chicks ftw

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