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over a year ago
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"No matter how many times I watch it I still can’t believe how good it is.
What’s your favourite film that not that many people know about? "
I was literally looking at that on Netflix a minute ago but decided it probably needs more attention than I'm willing to provide right now.
Maybe during the week. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The Big Short is awesome.
Mine is Hi Fidelity. It’s my top film of all time 
^She's got a Cosby sweater."
Though that takes on a whole new meaning these days. |
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"No matter how many times I watch it I still can’t believe how good it is.
What’s your favourite film that not that many people know about? "
It's excellent, reminds me I should watch it again
V for Vendetta has always been a favourite of mine |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The Big Short is an awesome film!
I have like 100 films in my top 10 favourite 
Two that aren't really classed as good but I really liked is Starship Troopers and The Faculty. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"No matter how many times I watch it I still can’t believe how good it is.
What’s your favourite film that not that many people know about?
I was literally looking at that on Netflix a minute ago but decided it probably needs more attention than I'm willing to provide right now.
Maybe during the week."
It does but everything in that is complex is simply explained by really famous familiar people  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No matter how many times I watch it I still can’t believe how good it is.
What’s your favourite film that not that many people know about?
I was literally looking at that on Netflix a minute ago but decided it probably needs more attention than I'm willing to provide right now.
Maybe during the week.
It does but everything in that is complex is simply explained by really famous familiar people "
I knew someone would say
Margot Robbie in the bath lol |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"No matter how many times I watch it I still can’t believe how good it is.
What’s your favourite film that not that many people know about?
I was literally looking at that on Netflix a minute ago but decided it probably needs more attention than I'm willing to provide right now.
Maybe during the week.
It does but everything in that is complex is simply explained by really famous familiar people
I knew someone would say
Margot Robbie in the bath lol"
My favourite was Bourdain explaining the CDOs  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The Dish i can watch over and over again.
The Station agent. The only film I've seen that really isn't easy describe. It has Peter Dinklage in it and he plays a midget or is it a dwarf? A short person. |
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The Big Short was amazing!
My favourite film is a French film called La Haine. A day in the life of three guys in a Parisian ghetto amidst riots over police brutality. It’s a masterpiece. Pure and simple. |
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By *mber81Woman
over a year ago
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"No matter how many times I watch it I still can’t believe how good it is.
What’s your favourite film that not that many people know about? "
I like Old Boy (Korean version). Not one I watch over again but it opened up a whole other of genre of film.
Arrival I just love that film makes me think about time and life.
The Martian and Hidden Figures are my go to when I want to watch something I just love.
I do like a cheesy disaster film too though. |
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Brick. It’s a film noir with all the elements, the gumshoe infatuated with the victim, the femme fatale, the mysterious antagonist… but it’s set in a high school with teenagers. It’s completely brilliant, but I’ve never met anyone else who’s seen it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Not sure if not many people know about it but In Bruges is one of my favourite films ever. The language used hasn't aged well but it's a hilarious dark comedy that well worth a watch! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Not sure if not many people know about it but In Bruges is one of my favourite films ever. The language used hasn't aged well but it's a hilarious dark comedy that well worth a watch!"
Colin Farrell soooo funny |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Not sure if not many people know about it but In Bruges is one of my favourite films ever. The language used hasn't aged well but it's a hilarious dark comedy that well worth a watch!
Colin Farrell soooo funny"
R yeah colin Farrell films... Seven pychopaths. The lobster was brilliant/weird. Need to watch that in full |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Not sure if not many people know about it but In Bruges is one of my favourite films ever. The language used hasn't aged well but it's a hilarious dark comedy that well worth a watch!"
I remember guffawing all the way through that.  |
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"Brick. It’s a film noir with all the elements, the gumshoe infatuated with the victim, the femme fatale, the mysterious antagonist… but it’s set in a high school with teenagers. It’s completely brilliant, but I’ve never met anyone else who’s seen it. "
Now you have. If this counts as ‘meeting’. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Not sure if not many people know about it but In Bruges is one of my favourite films ever. The language used hasn't aged well but it's a hilarious dark comedy that well worth a watch!
Colin Farrell soooo funny"
Ralph Fiennes was amazing in it as well. The amount of people I've called an inanimate fucking object is obscene |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Not sure if not many people know about it but In Bruges is one of my favourite films ever. The language used hasn't aged well but it's a hilarious dark comedy that well worth a watch!
Colin Farrell soooo funny
Ralph Fiennes was amazing in it as well. The amount of people I've called an inanimate fucking object is obscene "
Have you tried banshee of inisherin yet |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"Brick. It’s a film noir with all the elements, the gumshoe infatuated with the victim, the femme fatale, the mysterious antagonist… but it’s set in a high school with teenagers. It’s completely brilliant, but I’ve never met anyone else who’s seen it. "
Oh I absolutely love Brick. I was mildly obsessed with JGL after watching it.
So my films, all very different styles -
The Host.
A Single Man.
Tucker and Dale Vs Evil. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Brick. It’s a film noir with all the elements, the gumshoe infatuated with the victim, the femme fatale, the mysterious antagonist… but it’s set in a high school with teenagers. It’s completely brilliant, but I’ve never met anyone else who’s seen it.
Oh I absolutely love Brick. I was mildly obsessed with JGL after watching it.
So my films, all very different styles -
The Host.
A Single Man.
Tucker and Dale Vs Evil."
I LOVE Tucker and Dale Vs Evil. The comedy horror is amazing and so WTF. I can't believe it's not on any streaming service  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Not sure if not many people know about it but In Bruges is one of my favourite films ever. The language used hasn't aged well but it's a hilarious dark comedy that well worth a watch!
Colin Farrell soooo funny
Ralph Fiennes was amazing in it as well. The amount of people I've called an inanimate fucking object is obscene
Have you tried banshee of inisherin yet "
I haven't, no but added it to the list! |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
Travelling |
"Brick. It’s a film noir with all the elements, the gumshoe infatuated with the victim, the femme fatale, the mysterious antagonist… but it’s set in a high school with teenagers. It’s completely brilliant, but I’ve never met anyone else who’s seen it.
Oh I absolutely love Brick. I was mildly obsessed with JGL after watching it.
So my films, all very different styles -
The Host.
A Single Man.
Tucker and Dale Vs Evil.
I LOVE Tucker and Dale Vs Evil. The comedy horror is amazing and so WTF. I can't believe it's not on any streaming service "
That's one of the movies I buy. I don't leave that up to chance to fall on to a streaming platform and risk not being able to see it. |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"Brick. It’s a film noir with all the elements, the gumshoe infatuated with the victim, the femme fatale, the mysterious antagonist… but it’s set in a high school with teenagers. It’s completely brilliant, but I’ve never met anyone else who’s seen it.
Oh I absolutely love Brick. I was mildly obsessed with JGL after watching it.
So my films, all very different styles -
The Host.
A Single Man.
Tucker and Dale Vs Evil.
I LOVE Tucker and Dale Vs Evil. The comedy horror is amazing and so WTF. I can't believe it's not on any streaming service
That's one of the movies I buy. I don't leave that up to chance to fall on to a streaming platform and risk not being able to see it. "
Yep! That's what I had to do. It's one of my comfort blanket films. That, Midsommar and The Ritual. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Not sure if not many people know about it but In Bruges is one of my favourite films ever. The language used hasn't aged well but it's a hilarious dark comedy that well worth a watch!
Colin Farrell soooo funny
Ralph Fiennes was amazing in it as well. The amount of people I've called an inanimate fucking object is obscene
Have you tried banshee of inisherin yet
I haven't, no but added it to the list! "
Banshees of Inisherin is possibly one of the best things I’ve seen!! |
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" Mine is Hi Fidelity. It’s my top film of all time "
High Fidelity is great! On a Nick Hornby theme, one of mine would actually be 'Fever Pitch', but the Arsenal fan in me probably makes me like that film more than others might!
Another would be 'Goodbye Lenin', which I'm a complete evangelist for... |
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"Brick. It’s a film noir with all the elements, the gumshoe infatuated with the victim, the femme fatale, the mysterious antagonist… but it’s set in a high school with teenagers. It’s completely brilliant, but I’ve never met anyone else who’s seen it.
Oh I absolutely love Brick. I was mildly obsessed with JGL after watching it.
So my films, all very different styles -
The Host.
A Single Man.
Tucker and Dale Vs Evil.
I LOVE Tucker and Dale Vs Evil. The comedy horror is amazing and so WTF. I can't believe it's not on any streaming service
That's one of the movies I buy. I don't leave that up to chance to fall on to a streaming platform and risk not being able to see it.
Yep! That's what I had to do. It's one of my comfort blanket films. That, Midsommar and The Ritual. "
Midsommer is fantastic, not sure it would be a comfort film for me |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Brick. It’s a film noir with all the elements, the gumshoe infatuated with the victim, the femme fatale, the mysterious antagonist… but it’s set in a high school with teenagers. It’s completely brilliant, but I’ve never met anyone else who’s seen it.
Oh I absolutely love Brick. I was mildly obsessed with JGL after watching it.
So my films, all very different styles -
The Host.
A Single Man.
Tucker and Dale Vs Evil.
I LOVE Tucker and Dale Vs Evil. The comedy horror is amazing and so WTF. I can't believe it's not on any streaming service
That's one of the movies I buy. I don't leave that up to chance to fall on to a streaming platform and risk not being able to see it.
Yep! That's what I had to do. It's one of my comfort blanket films. That, Midsommar and The Ritual.
Midsommer is fantastic, not sure it would be a comfort film for me "
Midsommer. My generations the wicker man. |
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Closer - the 4 main characters played by Julia Roberts, Clive Owen, Natalie Portman and Jude Law have no redeeming features whatsoever but the dialogue is absolutely stellar. Massively underrated film.
Honourable mentions for A_elie, A Very Long Engagement and Sling Blade too. |
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By *ty31Man
over a year ago
NW London |
I loved The Big Short.
I'd say The Lobster (a brutally black comedy about societies obsession with dating and relationships) and Calvary (a very black comedy about Catholicism) didn't get enough attention. |
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"I loved The Big Short.
I'd say The Lobster (a brutally black comedy about societies obsession with dating and relationships) and Calvary (a very black comedy about Catholicism) didn't get enough attention."
Calvary is brutal; fantastic film! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Not a favourite but -JOHN DIES AT THE END (brilliant spoiler alert for a title) was good enough for me to recommend here. Because I’m always surprised how this gem got under the radar.
 not many people knew about its existence. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm going to give this a go now, seeing as I've currently very little to do.
I'm holding you responsible for this, Pickle, regardless of whether I like it or not. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm going to give this a go now, seeing as I've currently very little to do.
I'm holding you responsible for this, Pickle, regardless of whether I like it or not. "
I know you’ll like it. It’s a BRILLIANT film |
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"I'm going to give this a go now, seeing as I've currently very little to do.
I'm holding you responsible for this, Pickle, regardless of whether I like it or not.
I know you’ll like it. It’s a BRILLIANT film "
Can second this, didn’t think I’d like it but was gripped from beginning to end, brilliant acting and unmissable film |
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By *lynJMan
over a year ago
Morden |
"Brick. It’s a film noir with all the elements, the gumshoe infatuated with the victim, the femme fatale, the mysterious antagonist… but it’s set in a high school with teenagers. It’s completely brilliant, but I’ve never met anyone else who’s seen it. "
I've seen it. I found it a bit weird. |
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"Closer - the 4 main characters played by Julia Roberts, Clive Owen, Natalie Portman and Jude Law have no redeeming features whatsoever but the dialogue is absolutely stellar. Massively underrated film."
We saw the play in the west end long before the film… it’s a good film but the play was so much ore impacting
I used to lunch in the same “park” they meet in. It’s a beautiful “secret garden” like place in Smithfield’s called “the Rotunda” |
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By *ANDCOCouple
over a year ago
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C here (male).
Big short. Agree a super super film.
Tonnes of well known films. Obviously we will all have loads of them.
But “understated success”: I loved “13 hours: secret soldiers of Benghazi”. (On sky download now-very shooty to be warned). Got hammered because of people were being snobby towards Michael Bay.
But as ever - each to our own.
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"Closer - the 4 main characters played by Julia Roberts, Clive Owen, Natalie Portman and Jude Law have no redeeming features whatsoever but the dialogue is absolutely stellar. Massively underrated film.
We saw the play in the west end long before the film… it’s a good film but the play was so much ore impacting
I used to lunch in the same “park” they meet in. It’s a beautiful “secret garden” like place in Smithfield’s called “the Rotunda”"
I'd have loved to see the play!
I'll have to look up the garden next time I'm in London |
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