Blair Witch Project (just kidding)
I agree with most everything on the list.
The one biggie missing is "Brian's Song"....that is probably one of few movies that can make a grown man cry.
Blair Witch Project (just kidding)
I agree with most everything on the list.
The one biggie missing is "Brian's Song"....that is probably one of few movies that can make a grown man cry.
"The farther we go, the more the ultimate explanation recedes from us, and all we have left is faith."
~Vaclav Hlavaty
Parminant Memble
We Were Soldiers was amazing!
Man On The Moon. Jim Carey really, really put Kaufman before himself in his role.
Alpha Centauri....OR DIE!
CHOPPER starring Eric Bana.
The Biggest Little Man!
I really liked Rudy & Memphis Bell......
Beyond the Law with charlie sheen and michael madson.That movie was really good.
“When you say “It’s hard”, it actually means “I’m not strong enough to fight for it”. Stop saying its hard. Think positive!”
most of these movie deserve there own.
charize theron nailed that role in monster.
catch me if you can had a great early 60's vibe and an interesting story to go along with it.
in wonderland you could really see what a scumbag john holms was.
it seems like the most original ideas hollywood comes up with are real stories with artistic license of course
but hey everyone lies alittle bit about what happens in their life.
...bump... it's a good topic.
just saw that movie it was pretty good , the abduction scene was crazy i'm glad aliens don't come here if that's what they're going to doOriginally Posted by fallensaviour
THE SHOGUN OF HARLEM!
Rudy! Rudy! Rudy! Rudy!
THE SHOGUN OF HARLEM!
I wash shocked by how good he was as Kaufman. I actually would have pegged someone like Ed Norton for this part given the other "highbrow" credits involved.
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