What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
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Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon was awesome the first time, because it was before all the other new kung fu movies (hero, flying daggers etc.) And it's pretty great and definatly epic.
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Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
I love that film, despite it being pretentious as FUCK. First watched it on a heavy comedown, and it was probably the best film experience I've ever had. Repeated viewings were even better, picking up lots of new things every time I watch it.daveleeuk wrote:The Fountain
Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
you talking about the mini-series?daveleeuk wrote:Yeah man, I highly highly recommend it, also the sequel to COG is pretty sweet, not as good, but a very very good film86 position wrote:that sounds pretty sick...definitely wanna see shit from the law enforcement side of things. that'd be crazy in itself!daveleeuk wrote:Yeah man that's a sick sick film!86 position wrote: City of God
I watched another film recently that follows a few policemen in brazil around slums, it was fucking awesome, you should check it out if you like COG. I think it's called Tropa De Elite
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Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
Also, Infernal Affairs > The Departed
Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
Nah, there's a proper sequel, not many people seem to know about it though86 position wrote:
you talking about the mini-series?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0870090/
Same title as the series probably causes confusion?
Na man, I wouldnt call it pretentious, but I literally can't find words to describe how good it is. I think it's a film totally open to interpretation though, as you said every time you watch it you can take something new away, or spot something you never saw before...pikeymobile wrote: I love that film, despite it being pretentious as FUCK. First watched it on a heavy comedown, and it was probably the best film experience I've ever had. Repeated viewings were even better, picking up lots of new things every time I watch it.
Seems there's a good few people in here with fine taste in films, I highly highly recommend the following:
The Fountain
Funny Games (GERMAN version)
Magnolia
Happiness
Romanzo criminal
La Haine
Pi
Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
the usual suspects, ftw
also,
band of brothers
not a movie, definately epcot
also,
band of brothers
not a movie, definately epcot
hey, you wouldn't hire a clown to fix a leak in the john..so why do you let these hooligans tear down the biz?
Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
Really? Departed gets pretty mind boggling at times, fuck trying to figure that out in Jap!pikeymobile wrote:Also, Infernal Affairs > The Departed
May give it a go though
Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
also gotta add these:
Memento
Mulholland Drive
Memento
Mulholland Drive
Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
Aye, Memento is pretty sweet. I saw another film quite like it a couple months ago but I can't remember what the fuck it was called.86 position wrote:also gotta add these:
Mulholland Drive
Been meaning to watch Mullhound for fucking aaaaaggggesss
Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
Mul-Dr. makes little sense...and apparently the actors themselves were confused as to what the fuck was going on in the plot. I don't think Lynch ever explained it.daveleeuk wrote:Aye, Memento is pretty sweet. I saw another film quite like it a couple months ago but I can't remember what the fuck it was called.86 position wrote:also gotta add these:
Mulholland Drive
Been meaning to watch Mullhound for fucking aaaaaggggesss
Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
What a royal tnuc86 position wrote:
Mul-Dr. makes little sense...and apparently the actors themselves were confused as to what the fuck was going on in the plot. I don't think Lynch ever explained it.
Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
A Bug's Life.
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Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
that said, Lion King is quite epicNeurotik wrote:A Bug's Life.
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Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
I saw infernal affairs before the departed, so naturally I favour it due to already knowing the story before going in to the departed. That said however, the scene where everyone fucking dies at the elevator was much more brutal and unexpected in the departed. Infernal affairs draws it out a bit too much.daveleeuk wrote:Really? Departed gets pretty mind boggling at times, fuck trying to figure that out in Jap!pikeymobile wrote:Also, Infernal Affairs > The Departed
May give it a go though
Also, mark wahlberg's character was fucking incredible. Tbh, I don't really prefer one over the other, despite them having the same story, they both pull it off in really unique ways. Scorsese's is a bit more brutal, infernal affairs was more 'holy FUCK this is stylish'
Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
daveleeuk wrote:
Seems there's a good few people in here with fine taste in films, I highly highly recommend the following:
The Fountain
Funny Games (GERMAN version)
Magnolia
Happiness
Romanzo criminal
La Haine
Pi
awesome. happiness is one of my favorites. i love all of tod solondz's films. i havent seen funny games, romanzo criminal or la haine. ill def be checking those out
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Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
Pi
Dr Strangelove
Full Metal Jacket
Blade Runner
Dark City
Citizen Kane
Oldboy
Godfather
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
Lives Of Others
Casshern
La Haine
History Of Violence
Hard Candy
Gozu
Cypher
The Damned
The Pianist
Memento
all of those are powerful
Dr Strangelove
Full Metal Jacket
Blade Runner
Dark City
Citizen Kane
Oldboy
Godfather
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
Lives Of Others
Casshern
La Haine
History Of Violence
Hard Candy
Gozu
Cypher
The Damned
The Pianist
Memento
all of those are powerful
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Clockwork Orange
Network
American Psycho
Blue Velvet
Casino
The Big Lebowski
Easy RIder
Natural Born Killers
i could go on for a while, ill stop
Network
American Psycho
Blue Velvet
Casino
The Big Lebowski
Easy RIder
Natural Born Killers
i could go on for a while, ill stop
Re: What is the most 'epic' film you've seen?
yes yes nice topic, i ll just take some of these and last night one was so good...new one, its not so epic but its great fun
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1262981/
watch it
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1262981/
watch it
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