What should I watch?

[Offworlder_v1legacy]

Shoot Em' Up
Unforgiven
Appaloosa
Love Actually
Any of the Bourne films
The Shawshank Redemption

 

[PeePantz]

Hurt Locker (didn't really want to see it. Very surprising and shockingly funny)
Sex Drive (again had no interest but it was hilarious)
Big Lebowski (someone already mentioned it, but it is the greatest movie in the parlance of our time)
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (if you haven't seen this, rectify it. NOW)

 

[xMelior]

As the above poster said, watch Legion. Great movie

 

[PeePantz]

Instead of recommending a movie for you to watch, can I recommend you don't watch Citizen Kane?

Agreed. If you're planning a marathon, Citizen Kane will only zap all the energy of the mood and make you sleepy. I suggest watching it on another date. It really has no place in a marathon.

 

[Farotsu]

40 days 40 nights.
Definitely, Maybe.

Both awesome if you are having a girl over. I know this from experience.

For a smart movie I'd go for Beautiful Mind or The Prestige.
For something more educational: The Trade.

Don't miss out on these. Might feel boring at the beginning but in fact it's a real-life story that is actually more REAL and touching than anything the Hollywood has put out in the last couple of decades:

Arn the Knight Templar.
Arn, the Kindom At the End of It's Road.

Bit more serious Jim Carrey works also nicely:
Trueman show.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

 

[Neverhoodian]

Time Bandits. It's often overlooked, but I enjoyed it.

 

[JoshGod]

Have you seen the front page or tombstone, both excellant movies. Seriously go watch them, now, especially tombstone.

 

[octafish]

Stardust (you'll never look at Robert de Nero the same)

Waking Ned Divine (Waking Ned in England)

Dr. Strangelove (movie is a fucking classic)

Star Wars any of them.

You are going to get punched in the face by an Irishman in the very near future.

 

[GrimTuesday]

Stardust (you'll never look at Robert de Nero the same)

Waking Ned Divine (Waking Ned in England)

Dr. Strangelove (movie is a fucking classic)

Star Wars any of them.

You are going to get punched in the face by an Irishman in the very near future.

Why? Is it because I said Waking Ned Divine was called Waking Ned in England?

 

[likalaruku]

Lord of the Rings: The First One

I'm surprised you could find the Bakshi films, unless you were just planning to stream them off the internet.

Oh man, I just watched that one last night. I was a combination of horrified & ammused.

 

[octafish]

Stardust (you'll never look at Robert de Nero the same)

Waking Ned Divine (Waking Ned in England)

Dr. Strangelove (movie is a fucking classic)

Star Wars any of them.

You are going to get punched in the face by an Irishman in the very near future.

Why? Is it because I said Waking Ned Divine was called Waking Ned in England?

Whoops, I thought you where saying it was set in England...

 

[SpaceSpork]

Instead of recommending a movie for you to watch, can I recommend you don't watch Citizen Kane?

Too late, guy. I'm already a fan.

Don't diss da Orson Welles.

 

[SpaceSpork]

Instead of recommending a movie for you to watch, can I recommend you don't watch Citizen Kane?

Agreed. If you're planning a marathon, Citizen Kane will only zap all the energy of the mood and make you sleepy. I suggest watching it on another date. It really has no place in a marathon.

It was at the very end, round midnight. We were all sleepy by then.

 

[SpaceSpork]

The Royal Tenenbaums. Dark comedy and one of my favorites.

Zombieland. Enough. Fucking. Said.

I want to watch this one and this one.

 

[SpaceSpork]

My recommendation: Lord of the rings: the second one

I'll watch is sometime later. The first one was kind of not very good.

 

[SpaceSpork]

Stardust (you'll never look at Robert de Nero the same)

Waking Ned Divine (Waking Ned in England)

Dr. Strangelove (movie is a fucking classic)

Star Wars any of them.

Ooh, Kubrick

I have not seen Walking Ned, and I honestly have no clue what it is, so I'll pass there.

And by the way: really, man? Star Wars? Do you honestly think any nerd hasn't seen those films 20,000 times?

 

[Max Goldfine]

Waking Ned Divine (Waking Ned in England)

You sir are a man after my own heart

 

[SpaceSpork]

im going to say
watchmen
hamlet 2
monty pythons holy grail
all amazing movies

Seen all of them, and I agree totally.

(I thought no one else had ever seen Hamlet 2 . . . )

 

[Safaia]

Stardust (you'll never look at Robert de Nero the same).

^
This times a million

 

[GrimTuesday]

Stardust (you'll never look at Robert de Nero the same)

Waking Ned Divine (Waking Ned in England)

Dr. Strangelove (movie is a fucking classic)

Star Wars any of them.

Ooh, Kubrick

I have not seen Walking Ned, and I honestly have no clue what it is, so I'll pass there.

And by the way: really, man? Star Wars? Do you honestly think any nerd hasn't seen those films 20,000 times?

It doesn't matter if you've seen them 100,000 times they never get old and you never said you wanted ones you've never seen.

Waking Ned Divine (Waking Ned in England)

You sir are a man after my own heart

I've never meet another person outside my family who has seen that movie, it's an amazing movie.