British films:
Three lions
Ill manors by plan B
Anything my Shane meadows: a room for Romeo brass
Dead man’s shoes
This is England
Once upon a time in the Midlands
Somers town
Small time and if course the stone roses inspired–made of stone.
Also a good film, not from Shane meadows---- twin town 
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Every which way but loose 
My goal in life is to ensure they preserve a copy and display it at the Smithsonian.
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Haha thats a very manc list
Somebody’s got to represent 
Not to mention Vanessa Williams… I swear that woman doesn’t age.
Shawshank redemption
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Pants Your forgetting:
Lock stock and 2 smoking barrels.
Snatch
The Cornetto trilogy
Twin town is an excellent movie
Probably not my favorite of all time, but just wanted to post that my husband and I watched a great movie tonight.
Unlikely to be everyones cup of tea, but there were lots of laugh out loud moments, which was what I needed tonight. It’s called ‘Long Shot’
Lots of great movies in this thread! My favorites include:
Deep Red
The Bird with the Crystal Plumage
Cat O’ Nine Tails
(I love Argento’s giallos in general; the music, colors, and crazy killers are fun.)
Picnic at Hanging Rock (existential)
Mildred Pierce (mother-daughter drama)
Taxi Driver (dark, yet poignant)
On the Waterfront (one of my dad’s favorites)
The Manchurian Candidate (original only!)
Big Fish (one of the few movies to make me tear up)
Now, Voyager (love & sacrifice)
Leave her to Heaven (alluring villain)
Gaslight (the origin of the term today; Bergman is beautiful)
12 Angry Men (Juror 8 standing alone is inspiring)
Silence of the Lambs (perfect thriller)
There’s just so many good ones!! One of my favorite pastimes. 
Airplane!
Birdman
Good Time
8 1/2
Wetlands
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Margaret (Kenneth Lonergan)
Tangerine (Sean Baker)
After Hours (Scorsese)
Marriage Story (Baumbach)
The Joker
ROMA
Fish Tank (Andrea Arnold)
American Honey (Andrea Arnold)
The Ground Beneath My Feet (Marie Kreutzer)
L.I.E. (Michael Cuesta)
Pan’s Labyrinth (Guillermo del Toro)
Three Billboards (Martin McDonagh)
The Third Man
The Conversation (Coppola)
Prince of the City (Lumet)
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I do like it! I guess I just don’t like it enough to single out among Argento’s films. My first Argento film was Suspiria, actually, and I watched Inferno & Mother of Tears after to complete the trilogy. I love Suspiria’s opening sequence- probably one of the best in horror, I’d say. The cacophony of the airport, storm, & Goblin music when Susie steps out into the rain- what a scene! The Three Mother movies are really great & the Goblin music is so perfect; wish I could get some of it as a ringtone, lol. Tenebrae is another film that I would add to my favorite list as well- love the main character. There’s something truly escapist about this genre. Do you like giallo films in general? What are your favorites?
Any Die Hard, which are no doubt the best Christmas movies!
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We are the knights who say Ni
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So I saw A Hidden Life up at the Mill Valley Film Festival, and it’s definitely one to look out for. I have a hunch they’ll re-edit it down a little for the broader release, but at 3 hours it was almost perfect. As a Jewish guy I’m super critical about movies that portray events of WWII with too much romance or Hollywood in them, and this one tread that line well.
Its a brutal movie. It feels like two halves, before capture and after capture. A juxtaposition of freedom and entrapment. Really cool movie worth watching when you can.
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Zombie thread, possible lockdown movie suggestions!
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I really love Michael Douglas movies.
1: The Game, so perfect movie 10 out of 10!
2: Wall Street!
4: Dont say a word
3: Disclosure
Other movies I enjoy:
Gladiator
King Arthur
Die Hard 1,2,3
Kingdom of heaven
Pulp Fiction
Also, I like 80-90s thriller movies.
- Patch Adams
- A Beautiful Mind
- Running With Scissors
- Tombstone
- Dirty Dancing
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