Posts by Charles Bailey2

Wild Tales.
It's all over. 🙏

nimbleviper3 said:I think so too.

Good movie.

nimbleviper3 said:👍

every single American movie I can get my hands on.

I'm watching this one where the guy just drives a car for the entire movie while talking on his cell phone to a few different people.

Locke? 🤔

ironcobra13 said:Just figured I'd chime in on this thread too.
I'm not going to bother listing the usual suspects like The Godfather or other legendary American classics—we've already covered that ground.
Here’s some international stuff, including one personal favorite I watched ages ago but keep coming back to.
Shower 1999

Since most people here know I have a soft spot for Turkish cinema, I have to include one of their films that actually made it onto the global stage.
father and son

Both the Chinese and Turkish films deal with family themes and the dynamic between fathers and sons,
just in slightly different contexts. Emotionally, they hit pretty similar notes.
These are big favorites of mine.

This is what I like—stuff outside the Hollywood bubble. 👍

Yeah, it's with Norton.

Thomas Hayes said:I already posted the link for Manhunter, but clearly nobody was listening.😠
Glad someone actually knows that movie.👍

Got lost in the massive wave of links everyone else was dropping. I’m pretty sure Red Dragon serves as the backstory for Manhunter.

Thomas Hayes said:In the clip I linked, he's playing William Peterson, just like Gil Griss from CSI. That was actually his first film role.

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He was in Manhunter. It was actually a trivia question at a pub quiz once: who played the original Lecter? If I hadn't seen Manhunter, I wouldn't have known it was Brian Cox.

Thomas Hayes said:let's get back to movies https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0090180/

Haven't seen this one yet. It's on my watchlist.

Here's a good one where Defoe does more narration than actual acting:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118564/?ref_=nm_knf_t2

I used to eat nothing but salty eggs for an afternoon snack back in high school. Anything just to save enough cash to blow on some gambling. 🤣
Just smash them against the wall to shake out the salt, grab a slice of bread, and dig in. 😬

wiredfox said:Not me, he backed out of that one.😁

And👍 for Narcos

Best part is, I just started watching Ryan on Netflix—it was suggested to me, and yeah, Cranston's in there too. He plays this one-armed colonel. 🙏

wiredfox said:Cranston is God.

Even with the World War III talk, Hal is staying with me forever. 🙏
Malcolm is everything.

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My ringtone is that melody from Narcos.

He just posted it on the Starbucks thread a moment ago. 😁

wiredfox said:yep

I actually use the "Married Life" melody from *Up* as my alarm.🙂

Mine is:

Isaac, honestly, when it comes to the tears, those first ten minutes were enough to drive me straight to—well, a cartoon.
Up. Anyone who sat through the first ten minutes knows exactly what I'm talking about.

wiredfox said:If you didn't tear up during the end of Schindler's List, you don't have a soul.

For me, the most gut-wrenching part was the scene with the essential worker.

wiredfox said:The Shining, regarding King
top tier

+1
Dr. Sleep is more than just a decent sequel to him.

wiredfox said:Great movie. Kiefer looks young here, along with the late River Phoenix and Wesley from Star Trek.

Yep, everyone’s young. And honestly, it's a beautiful film.

wiredfox said:https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0146882/

I love this... and I’m totally crushing on Cook here.

That's Cook, looking younger. 😁
I've always been a fan of King's stories.

One of my all-time favorite classics 🙂
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0061512/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0

Frenchmen definitely know how to make a good movie.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0362225/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0

wiredfox said:I'm not really a fan of those Native Americans or cowboys.

It’s pretty rare to find women who actually dig Westerns.
But this stuff is what I grew up on. 🧐