Movies You Never Get Tired Of.

I keep several movies of mine in constant rotation. I mean, you can disagree with me and shit, but it would make you a horrible person.

Fight Club: Don't ask me why. It has recently become reviled in a lot of circles, but it is my favorite movie of all time. Visually and intellectually, it's a mindfuck.

Los Diarios De Motocicletas: My second favorite film of all time. Wonderfully written, wonderful soundtrack, wonderful performances and it's about Che. What's NOT to like?

Cidade De Deus: Nevermind that it's in Portuguese, you won't find a better interweaved set of stories anywhere on the rental shelves. EVER.

Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain: Just one of the best movies that has ever come out of France and one of my favorite movies, period.

Amores Perros: Proof that Mexicans are good at other things besides picking oranges and jumping borders. Apparently they can turn in a phenomenal film and astronomical-caliber performances on all fronts.

The Crow: One phrase... "It can't rain all the time."

Goodfellas: Because nothing beats Italians offing eachother over loyalty and airport heists to the music of Tony Bennett and Louis Prima. Oh yeah, did I mention it's based on a true story?

Wonderful Days: For those who have seen it, I know you hate it and you can kiss my ass. This film is quite possibly the most beautifully animated film I've ever laid my eyes on. Sure it lacks a bit in story, but it more than makes up for it in style and is only matched in visuals by it's beautiful soundtrack.

High Fidelity: One word... "Autobiographical" No... fucking way...

If I missed any, my apologies.

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Originally Posted by sleipner

City of Angels...I love that movie for its tragic ending. Good acting, some foodfor thought also.

That's an awesome film, actually. When I bought that movie I watched it so much I wore the tape out. I've been meaning to get it on DVD for a while too, but it might be a while before I'm compelled to actually hunt it down. It's really too bad that Brad Silberling hasn't been able to top himself since then. Moonlight Mile was an OK film but Lemony Snicket's Series of Unfortunate Events was lackluster at best.

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Originally Posted by Dr. Uzuki

The Big Lebowski. My personal favorite comedy. I'll recite the lines before they're said and still laugh at the scene. The Dude dropping a smoke onto his lap and crashing into a dumpster with CCR blaring. Never gets old.

FUCK. YES! I haven't seen that flick in like 5 years. I used to have it on VHS but I have NO clue what happened to it. Otherwise I'm sure it would be one of my constant rotationals as well.

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Class choice, man.

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