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All responses Most smiled responses
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World War Z -Rudie
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Disney's Robin Hood. I remember bugging my father every week to rent this movie at the video store. -Rudie!
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Life of the party! Why am I at this party if not to mingle? -Rudie!
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Clearly! -Rudie!
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Short Cuts, Nashville, Gosford Park, The Player and Tanner 88 (not a movie but I'm gonna count it).
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Comic Con 2010 in San Diego. Meeting and drinking with Ryan Gallagher. -Rudie!
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asked by BobbyMorgan31
Personally, I LOVE (CC #265) Robert Altman's SHORT CUTS set. Simply because it comes with the collection of short stories by Raymond Carver. Plus the film is exceptionally rewarding. - Rudie!
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In alphabetical order:
Robert Altman
Paul Thomas Anderson
Jane Campion
Stanley Kubrick
Yasujiro Ozu
Pier Paolo Pasolini
Quentin Tarantino
Francois Truffaut
Paul Verhoeven
Edgar Wright
I'd also like to throw in:
Steven Soderbergh
Zhang Ke Jia
Henri-Georges Clouzot
Rudie's list -
personally, i think GHOST WORLD and BATTLE ROYALE could use the update and the treatment from Criterion! -Rudie
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personally, i think GHOST WORLD and BATTLE ROYALE could use the update and the treatment from Criterion! -Rudie
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Chungking Express is a really good intro to WKW. It covers all of his themes he uses, stylistically consistent with his body of work and is a lot of fun!
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Well, according to the box office dollars, James Cameron's Avatar is the best movie EVER!!!
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Sure, what do you need help with? We'll see what we can do for you, just email us. -Rudie!
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asked by spitballarmy
As part of Scorsese's new era (IE films starring Leonardo DiCaprio), I'd say, Shutter Island is his best! Probably the best film he's made in the last 10 years. -Rudie!
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asked by StevenRayMorris
Travis: Those are the only two I am readily-familiar with. I feel like this guy is probably my real father, though. All will be revealed.
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Travis: Double Take
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Travis: Silents are consistently my favorites, I'd say -- I enjoy the limitations of their presentation, and the many ways in which this limitation can be harnessed to an advantage.
The Coming-of-Age genre presents the most frequent roadblocks for me. Something about minors and sex just breaks my heart on a deeper level.
...And honestly, I have never watched more than one or two Anime films in my entire life. I surmise that there have to be at least a handful with some really fascinating story lines, but I just don't really know where to start. -
Travis: I really couldn't say what my favorite movie was at age five. I'd imagine it was one of those Ninja Turtle VHS tapes that were sold at Burger King.
Age ten, it was either Jurassic Park or The Mask
Age fifteen, probably Monty Python and the Holy Grail -
Travis: White Dog is so, so, so, so awesome.
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