Memento

Waking Life

The Terminator

On Borrowed Time

Amelie

Cloverfield (shut up it was awesome)
Honey and Clover (that part where he sets his statue on fire to show her that he doesn't care about the money... it was so beautiful. I cried.)
Spirited Away
Howl's Moving Castle (no I don't care that it wasn't like the book at all. hmph)
The City of Ember (just saw it this weekend and it was surprisingly good!)

The Dark Knight
Saving Private Ryan
Children of Men
Kill Bill (Volume 1&2)
???

I can't think of a fifth one.

Die Hard
original Halloween
the Shining
the Matrix
Saving Private Ryan

and their porno counter parts:
Screw Hard!
Hollow weiner
The boobining
the matress
and Saving Ryan's privates all equally good movies.

The Brave Little Toaster
Back to the Future
Time Bandits
The Incredibles
The Lion King

can you tell I like animation? XD

Waking Life
Anything by David Cronenberg
Anything by George A Romero
American Psycho
Back To The Future


Uhhh! I can't just squish it all down into directors! It'd be easier just to use genres.

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

The Godfather

Miller's Crossing

Rushmore

GoodFellas

Drasnus
American Psycho

I couldn't stand the movie because I read the book numerous times, although I was able to enjoy rules of attraction after reading the book...but the Less then Zero movie got turned into an after school special, which the book was not even close too. But I recommend instead of watching movies based on Brett Easton Elis' books just read the books I guarantee you will not be disappointed.

Mushroomcomix

Drasnus
American Psycho

I couldn't stand the movie because I read the book numerous times, although I was able to enjoy rules of attraction after reading the book...but the Less then Zero movie got turned into an after school special, which the book was not even close too. But I recommend instead of watching movies based on Brett Easton Elis' books just read the books I guarantee you will not be disappointed.

I'm way ahead of you. I'm currently reading American Psycho for the second time and I have read Lunar Park. I still love the film for its excellent portrayal of the events in the book despite the obvious need for cuts and the flawless performance by Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman.

Don't jump to conclusions.

>:O

TheMidge28
Waking Life

Yay.

Drasnus

TheMidge28
Waking Life

Yay.

exactly.
Waking Life is one of the most unknown and underrated films out there but to me a must see for everyone.

TheMidge28
exactly.
Waking Life is one of the most unknown and underrated films out there but to me a must see for everyone.

Agreed. It fulfills my desire for amazing animation, dream imagery and interesting dialogue without the conventions that hold back modern cinema.

Drasnus
American Psycho


I'm way ahead of you. I'm currently reading American Psycho for the second time and I have read Lunar Park. I still love the film for its excellent portrayal of the events in the book despite the obvious need for cuts and the flawless performance by Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman.

Don't jump to conclusions.

>:O

I didn't mean to jump to conclusions, I am so used to mentioning reading a book to somebody and getting the response of "Who reads these days?" :)

I have yet to read Lunar Park,I want to though.
BTW, have you heard about American Psycho being turned into a musical?

Someone
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‘American Psycho’ Musical Planned

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He sings, he dances, he commits horrific acts of torture, murder and cannibalism: Patrick Bateman, the disturbed protagonist of “American Psycho,” is slated to slice his way onto Broadway in a musical adaptation of the 1991 Bret Easton Ellis novel, Variety reported. Rights for a musical version of “American Psycho,” about a 1980s-era investment banker turned serial killer with an abiding affection for the music of Phil Collins, were acquired by the Johnson-Roessler Company; the Collective, a management and production firm; and XYZ Films. Christian Bale, above, played Bateman in the 2000 film version. No announcements have been made about the Broadway creative team or cast.

Mushroomcomix
I didn't mean to jump to conclusions, I am so used to mentioning reading a book to somebody and getting the response of "Who reads these days?" :)

I have yet to read Lunar Park,I want to though.
BTW, have you heard about American Psycho being turned into a musical?

Yeah, I must see it.

Tacster002
The Brave Little Toaster

You win forever. That movie was the best thing of my childhood.