Films you're surprised that Trevor likes

[Trevor]

There's not many films I don't like but there are a few movies I like that people go "What?" when they hear I like them.

The Wicker Man (1973): I have religious beliefs and had a strong religious upbringing, but I like this film a lot.  I find speaking to atheists enlightening even if they have no beliefs when I do. 

Sholay: the greatest Bollywood movie ever - filmed like a Western in 70mm!

Martial arts films like Enter The Dragon and Kill & Kill Again.

Some religious movies like Joni, The Cross and The Switchblade and God's Not Dead. Some make me cringe but those three and 6 The Mark Unleashed were good.

Westerns for the most part.

 

[zombie no.one]

BIG BAD BERTHA'S SORDID SEX DUNGEON OF KINKY DELIGHTS XXVII

I was surprised to find out you liked this 

...enough to watch it 27 times in a row   

[Trevor]

BIG BAD BERTHA'S SORDID SEX DUNGEON OF KINKY DELIGHTS XXVII

I was surprised to find out you liked this 

...enough to watch it 27 times in a row   

 

I am sitting here wondering how you got access to my search history 

[bob]

Hudson Hawk ---- you and my parents are the only people I know who like it

[ER]

Tidy Timmy's Guide to Fresh Undies. Instructional film, 1974.

[M.10rda]

Hudson Hawk ---- you and my parents are the only people I know who like it

Add me to the list! 

[zombie no.one]

HUDSON HAWK is great. never understood the hate

[Trevor]

Hudson Hawk ---- you and my parents are the only people I know who like it

Yes indeed: I paid nearly $30 for a DVD copy a few years back 

[Trevor]

Tidy Timmy's Guide to Fresh Undies. Instructional film, 1974.

Oy 

[Trevor]

HUDSON HAWK is great. never understood the hate

I learnt one major life lesson from this film - apart from the fact that cappuccino is nice - and that is: if you're in Rome and there's a limo waiting for you and you get in and find a South African in it, get the hell out 

[zombie no.one]

noted... that's bound to come in useful one day

[Trevor]

noted... that's bound to come in useful one day

 

Although Richard E. Grant (Darwin Mayflower) was born in Swaziland, we claim him. 

[Trevor]

I also love dumb action movies where people shoot rifles etc and never aim or reload   There's one in particular called Operation Delta Force where every time a weapon is raised, you hear a loud CLICK  

I like unusual films - they don't have to be in the English language - where you may not understand WTF they are saying but you understand the language of cinema, like Takeshi Kitano's Brother or Mathieu Kassovitz's La Haine and The Crimson Rivers.

I am game for an erotic thriller now and then.