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I wanna say Oldboy, but it's been seven years already.
I worshipped Miami Vice as a kid, but never saw the movie.harSon said:Nice one, people have started to come around since its mixed reviews upon release..
Well I like it, but I don't think it will be a real 'cult' film. As you say, it's perhaps too niche. Films like that continue to be viewed by (admittedly small) audiences when a lot of more popular contemporary movies have totally faded from memory though, so that's something.Danne-Danger said:The Wild Blue Yonder, maybe? Very niche, and Im not sure if anyone likes it.
Aesius said:
I would argue that the last act of the film is absolutely necessary.Jibril said:Sunshine is beyond cult.
Everyone pretty much realizes the film is 2/3 great, and 1/3rd absolute betrayal of trust.
I still watch it every so often though. Such a beautiful film.
shit, I have to second this. Fucking great film.Raydeen said:
Fuck yeah.Skiptastic said:HOT FUZZ!
moniker said:Most (if not all) movies you guys have posted are on The A.V. Club's New Cult Canon.
Lots of good stuff on there. Almost everything on that list is worth seeing.
moniker said:Most (if not all) movies you guys have posted are on The A.V. Club's New Cult Canon.
Lots of good stuff on there. Almost everything on that list is worth seeing.
Skiptastic said:This and Speed Racer are what make me questions GAF's taste.
How about a good movie based off police officers that DESERVES a cult following?
Exactly. That's why I suspect that it's not going to retain a strong cult following over the decades.Mgoblue201 said:Anyway, I just got done watching Moon. I really liked it, but not only have these ideas been done before, but they've been presented in very similar ways, so it doesn't have quite the same impact on me as it would if I didn't have that context to place it into.
Snowman Prophet of Doom said:Matthew Fox wasn't the main character in Speed Racer.
Great call on both of these. And they both have super cute female leads.SpeedingUptoStop said:District B13
I see a lot more people getting up on Sin Nombre too.
Yeah, watched it over 5 times already. Really can't see how it under performs compared to Ritchie's other efforts. I was excited as fuck for sequels but now they're probably not coming ever. People will love it down the line thoughKingJ2002 said:
Mgoblue201 said:I would argue that the last act of the film is absolutely necessary.In fact, I think that the movie is at its core anti-religious. At the end, there must be a conflict between those who want to give humanity over to some cosmic fate and those who think that humanity can make its own destiny and must work to preserve its place in the universe.
koam said:He's also not really the main guy in lost, you know what i mean
I soo need to check out Bronson
Nyrad said:
Second these. I think Zodiac is pretty under appreciated and overlooked.SpeedingUptoStop said:The Prestige (if it isn't big enough already by your standards, not a whole lot of people I've met know of it)
Zodiac
Helmholtz said:Second these. I think Zodiac is pretty under appreciated and overlooked.
Is this any good? I've been curious about it ever since I bought the soundtrack to get "Have Love Will Travel" by the Sonics. I've heard mixed things about it, but damn if that soundtrack isn't awesome!KingJ2002 said:
I wouldn't quite call it a return to form, but it's far and away the best thing he's done since Snatch. That's not saying much I know, but I'd still recommend it.I AM JOHN! said:Is this any good? I've been curious about it ever since I bought the soundtrack to get "Have Love Will Travel" by the Sonics. I've heard mixed things about it, but damn if that soundtrack isn't awesome!
Raydeen said:
Right Answer.richiek said:It's already extremely popular.
This, however, will become a cult classic:
Aesius said:
I like In the Loop, but Dr. Strangelove was a lot more cutting and provocative, not to mention stylistically interesting.Discotheque said:In the Loop (new Dr. Strangelove....count on it)