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sawittree
February 2008
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with me it would be.........
Cliffhanger
Logans Run
You only live twice
Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas
so whats yours???????
Mike37
December 2007
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Anyway... mine are:
Dr. Stangelove
I Am Legend
Dead Or Alive 2
Dead Or Alive 3: Final
Old Boy
Zack And Miri Make a Porno
Sunshine
Vulgar
Slumdog Millionaire
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
The Godfather Trilogy
The Harry Calahan Collection
There Will Be Blood
Blood Diamond
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Cloverfield
Speed Racer
Revolver
The Prestige
Southland Tales
Hellboy 2
John J. Puccio
March 2002
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May I respectfully suggest that the first purchases among your list might be "Dr. Strangelove" and the "Godfather" trilogy, both on BD. The others can easily wait, and you may even find you can live without them. The other classics, "Strangelove" and "Godfather," I'm betting will still be favorites when you're ninety.
John
Mike37
December 2007
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Scionguy05
September 2007
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contact (on blu ray lata this year, will buy)
the godfather
shawsank redemption
summer vacation ( good old family comedy)
toy story
wallstreet
big
joe vs the vacanoe( loved this movie, watch everytime its on tv)
csjlong
October 2004
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"The Birth of a Nation." It's pretty silly not to own this one, but I keep waiting for a definitive version. I suppose I'll buy the Kino at some point.
"The General." I need to shell out some money for the great silent films. I won't be getting review copies of any of them in the near future.
"Gun Crazy." So awesome.
"The Music Room" by Satyajit Ray. I've got a crappy VHS but it's not good enough.
"Chimes at Midnight." Orson's best? Alas, I'll have to wait for a Region 1 release.
All the Lumiere Bros. films.
mvckalel
October 2007
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No Country for Old Men
There Will Be Blood
Speed Racer
Changeling
Gran Torino
Fight Club
King Kong
Pinocchio (and all the new classic Disney collection releases)
John J. Puccio
March 2002
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Chris,
Are you referring to the old Richard Widmark film or the more-recent Drew Barrymore film or something I've never heard of?
Minor trivia: Keaton filmed "The General" near the little town of Cottage Grove, Oregon, where they still enshrine all things related to it. And Cottage Grove is where John Landis filmed the final parade scene in "Animal House." ("Stand By Me," "Emperor of the North," and other films were also made there, by the way. Odd that such a little place would be so famous for the movies shot there.)
John
csjlong
October 2004
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I'm referring to the 1950film noir "Gun Crazy" directed by "Wagon Wheel" Joe Lewis starring John Dall and Peggy Cummins.
It also has a young Russ Tamblyn in a very strange and remarkable scene which produces one of the handful of movie shots I consider the most memorable of all-time.
Eddie hates it, so you know it has to be good.
John J. Puccio
March 2002
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John