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05-06-2018 , 08:25 AM
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Originally Posted by xander biscuits
Of all the movies drafted so far I've found a single actor that has been in 3 of them.

Congratulations if you discover who it is with research.

Special congratulations if you come up with the answer without research.
Guess this was too difficult.

I'll quote it now in case you missed it the first time and I'll give the answer later on.
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05-07-2018 , 03:47 PM
Solution:
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Harry Morgan
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The Flim-Flam Man
Yellow Sky
The Shootist
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05-07-2018 , 07:08 PM
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05-08-2018 , 11:57 PM
Here is a top notch documentary that kinda felt like a movie with twists and turns.

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_overnighters/


The trailers dont really do the doc justice.
This review from an idmb user is spot on .

There's little intriguing about The Overnighters' premise. It's director Jesse Moss' execution that makes it much more compelling than it ought to be. Conflict is around every turn, both external and internal, and the documentary is constantly batting back and forth the balance in its moral dilemma. Both sides to its argument are equally strong - the good in helping those in need and the anxiety about the trouble some may bring, and few have already. Either way, it doesn't sit comfortably. Moss has a brilliant energy to the film and although it feels slightly orchestrated, in the way that he captures confrontations at the right time and ferocity without missing any key examples, he has a great taste for cinematic conflict. They really work, and they must feed into some kind of reality at least. What makes it such a rich film is that amongst the chaos, it centres around a character study of Jay Reinke. He's selfless, but narcissistic. While many may find him repelling, he's the dark heart of the film. It's a fascinating piece that's deeply flawed and human, never holding back the ugly side or shoving it in your face. One of the best documentaries of the year.
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05-09-2018 , 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by John Cole
Directed by Herbert Ross, and written by Anthony Perkins and Stephen Sondheim, The Last of Sheila seems to be lightly regarded with barely over 4,000 IMDB ratings. It shouldn't be: it has a terrific cast, a great closing tune that ironically comments on what has gone one in the film, Raquel Welch, fabulous wordplay, and a great mystery.



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Great film, only revisited a few months back & hadn't seen since I was a kid, very clever little film & will totally second your rec.
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05-09-2018 , 08:02 PM
like something out of a Tom Robbin's novel, i present to you

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wait for it...
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Rubber

people in a remote desert town are tired of living
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pun intended


directed by Quentin Dupiuex

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05-09-2018 , 08:12 PM
1986
directed by Robert Harmon and starring Rutger Hauer, Jennifer Jason Leigh, C. Thomas Howell, and Jeffrey DeMunn

teenage me remembers this as one of the first horror movies that struck me as being totally plausible, increasing the horror factor x100.

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The Hitcher


full movie here:

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05-09-2018 , 08:25 PM
one more then i'm done for now.

1987
the autobiography of Robert Downey Jr.

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just kidding....but nah, or maybe?

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written by Harley Peyton (producer of the original Twin Peaks) adapted from the novel by Bret Easton Ellis

starring Downey Jr, Jami Gertz, Andrew McCarthey, and James Spader
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full movie




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05-10-2018 , 02:49 AM
I remember watching that trailer to Rubber and being excited for it, just to find it shockingly boring.
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05-12-2018 , 02:41 PM
I'm actually a fan of trash or "bad" B movie cinema but I gotta say, Manos was a genuine chore to sit through for me & I've no desire to revisit.

You might be interested in Fallen Angels (1995), based on your list or for those into something a bit more arty/offbeat, it's an interesting & unusual little Hong Kong film

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05-12-2018 , 09:02 PM
for the sake of folks that may not be familiar, i'm going to temporarily ignore the 50k IMDB vote limit to nominate these two masterpieces directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro that have a few more votes.

I'm sure many of you are familiar with Jeunet from directing (and co-writing with Guillaume Laurant) the masterpiece Amélie, but 6 years before Amélie was La cité des enfants perdus
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The City of Lost Children

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a scientist, who can't dream and ages because of it, kidnaps children to steal their dreams in an attempt to extend his life. Ron Perlman is the lead surrounded by several child actors that steal the screen

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and 4 years before
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The City of Lost Children
Jeunet and Caro directed
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Delicatessen
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the opening credits are forever imprinted into my brain as being some of the most imaginative and original i've seen.



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05-12-2018 , 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by corpus vile
I'm actually a fan of trash or "bad" B movie cinema but I gotta say, Manos was a genuine chore to sit through for me & I've no desire to revisit.

You might be interested in Fallen Angels (1995), based on your list or for those into something a bit more arty/offbeat, it's an interesting & unusual little Hong Kong film

Fallen Angels is great, especially the ending with "Only You" playing on the soundtrack.

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05-13-2018 , 05:34 AM
Yeah I found the ending sequence surprisingly poignant. Haven't actually seen since the late 90s & have found it on YT with subs so intend to revisit.

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05-13-2018 , 02:57 PM
Falling Angels one of my all time favorites.
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05-14-2018 , 09:19 AM
Ok, here's some I've enjoyed
Peter's Friends 1992 Big Chill type movie
The Little Hut 1957 David Niven, Stewart Granger and Ava Gardner stranded on a desert island
Narrow Margin 1990 my fave train movie
Il Ladro Di Bambini 1992
My Brilliant Career 1979

The Clouded Yellow 1950 reminded me a bit of the 39 steps
True Love 1989 won the Grand Jury Prize at the 1989 Sundance Film Festival
Murphy's War 1971
Murder She Said 1961 Margaret Rutherford also did a couple of others playing Miss Marple
Johnny Stecchino 1991 Roberto Benigni, haven't seen this in a long time though
Oh! Heavenly Dog 1980
River 2015
Kenny 2006
Starter for 10 2006
Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison 1957
When the Raven Flies 1984
The Dish 2000
Orion's Belt 1985
not perfect but still worth seeing imo
Gumshoe 1971
The Journey of Natty Gann 1985
Someone to Watch Over Me 1987
Storm Boy 1976

Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out 2006 I'm not a big fan of The Police but this is a great rockumentary
Small Town Crime 2017
The Hard Word 2002
Things Change 1988
The Thief 1952
The Sea Gypsies 1978
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05-14-2018 , 02:40 PM
The Proposition https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0421238/
One of the best movies to come out of Australia.

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