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Inchon (1982) directed by Terence Young and starring Laurence Olivier as General Douglas McArthur  :buggedout:

*EDIT: I just discovered that it's on Youtube* Oy.  :buggedout:

I do believe that I am the only person left on Earth that has yet to watch Thelma & Louise (1991).

There is at least two of us

In bad movies, I've never seen "Birdemic."

Haven't watched it either.

Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom. 

I love Italian cinema.  I will never forget Il Vangelo Secondo Matteo.  Also PASSOLINI, it frightened me, I've not seen it since, and I was about 8.  I've read about Salo for decades, but I am afraid to look at Salo. 

You'll be fine skipping that one. 

Serbian movie. I'm just too old to check it out I believe

Me neither.

I have no reason or desire to ever watch SALO.

Why would anybody?  :question:

I've seen some Naziploitation films. ILSA-SHE WOLF OF THE SS comes to mind. But that was gory exploitation garbage.


[url]http://youtu.be/gbV9V_GxDi0[/url] ([url]http://youtu.be/gbV9V_GxDi0[/url])

I seem to miss a lot of popular movies, like Troy, First Knight, The Last Samurai, Gladiator, things of that ilk. I'm sure there are dozens of mainstream movies with a lot of publicity that I've never seen.

I seem to miss a lot of popular movies, like Troy, First Knight, The Last Samurai, Gladiator, things of that ilk. I'm sure there are dozens of mainstream movies with a lot of publicity that I've never seen.

Troy is mediocre.

Triumph Of The Will (1935) has outstanding cinematography and looks like a black and white movie that came out in the late 1960s in some parts. I own it but haven't watched all of it because it gets boring after a while. I might finish it someday but there's just only so much Nazi propaganda that I can take in one sitting.

I've owned a copy of Triumph Of The Will since the 1980s, on VHS and now the DVD I bought my deceased brother.  I agree there's only so much propaganda I can look at.  Yet, that film can be mesmerizing.  It reads like cinema... it's even stunning.  The DVD remains unopened.  

...Leni Riefenstahl did things with cinematography that no one else involved in filmmaking during that time was doing, male or female; right from the start of the film when it opens to a scene in the clouds during the day, which isn't a big deal by modern film standards until it dons on you that airplanes were only roughly 30-year-old technology at the time that the film was released in Nazi Germany, and that was very likely the first film to ever have an opening aerial scene like that. Then the clouds part and you see the beautiful city of Nuremberg, Germany below; and then that slight revulsion in your gut when you see the first swastika flag and the hundreds of marching soldiers and brownshirts all start to come into view far below. I agree that it is mesmerizing to look at scenes of a pre-war Nazi Germany. I'll have to watch the second half of the film soon, maybe this weekend.

I have no real reason to see it all.


But if it rocks your boat....

Sorry bro, but Ilsa isn't in this one. Her mom might be though.  :cheers:

 :bouncegiggle:   :bouncegiggle:   Consider this is from the guy wearing the Charlie Manson T-shirt...  :bouncegiggle: :teddyr:

^ I always wanted to see that film.

Here you go

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJYOg4ORc1w (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJYOg4ORc1w)

I always wanted to watch the Russian film Come And See (always odd that a Soviet film would have a quote from the Bible as its' title) and I finally saw it a few months ago: I was not disappointed.

I have never heard of this film until last year when all of sudden most youtube movie reactors I follow started to react to Come and See. Made kind of sense since the film was re-released to home video in 2020.

It's a classic, one of the greatest anti-war films ever made. Truly harrowing and horrifying.

I always wanted to watch the Russian film Come And See (always odd that a Soviet film would have a quote from the Bible as its' title) and I finally saw it a few months ago: I was not disappointed.

Lords Of Chaos had it on my Netflix que but they removed the movie have on my wish list at Diabolical DVDs but it's sold out waiting for a new one to come in heard it was great. 

The Big Lebowski.  I dig the cast, I like most of the Coen films, but I never saw this when it came out, and it's so talked about/quoted by everyone, that I refuse to watch it because I'll feel I would hate it and not see what the hype is about.