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5 must-have movies for every home collection?

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ironcrane7 ironcrane7 Member
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joined Apr 2004
#101 ·
So, if I sign up for *Sigh* and Sound, they’re offering me two films from this list for my home collection. Honestly, I don't really need any of them, and I doubt I'll even watch most of these more than twice, but since it's practically free, I might as well grab Ken Loach and Renoir; they’d probably feel right at home on my shelf.

The Leopard (Visconti)
Cathy Come Home (Ken Loach)
The Rule (Renoir)
Under the Skin (Adler)
Ikiru (Akira Kurosawa)
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#102 ·
The Big Wave
Godfather
2001: A Space Odyssey
The Right Stuff
Rio Bravo

it's a bit of an understatement... 😁
Lisa Patel9 Lisa Patel9 Member
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joined Nov 2005
#103 ·
1/ Lord of the Rings (the whole trilogy on DVD, extended editions with all the bells and whistles, 4 discs per movie)
2/ Star Trek (all 10 series on DVD, obviously complete with all those extra features...)
3/ Star Wars (all 6 so far—still waiting on the next 3 to drop on DVD with the extras, but I've got the rest)
4/ Harry Potter (just the first 3 on DVD in extended versions for now, still waiting on the others—actually just finished Goblet of Fire yesterday)
5/ Honestly, doesn't even matter anymore because I've got enough... but maybe the full Alien collection or something like that
Larry Martin11 Larry Martin11 Active Member
141 messages
joined Feb 2008
#104 ·
Lisa Patel9 said:4/ Harry Potter (for now I've just got the first three on DVD as the extended versions—still waiting on the rest, though I did catch Goblet of Fire yesterday)

😕 😕 😕 😕 😕 😕
Lisa Patel9 Lisa Patel9 Member
15 messages
joined Nov 2005
#105 ·
What are you even tripping about?! These books are killer... seriously. The further you get into them, the better they get, and the movies actually do a solid job following the source material too!!! What would you rather have instead: some Britney Spears Crossroads DVD or a porn movie? 🙂
Steven Ramirez3 Steven Ramirez3 Member
17 messages
joined Nov 2005
#106 ·
Lisa Patel9 said:3/ Star Wars (all 6—I mean, we're still waiting on that third one to hit Disney+ with the extra footage, but the others should be there)

Well, the third one actually dropped about a week ago... at least over here in the States.
Larry Ramirez10 Larry Ramirez10 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Nov 2005
#107 ·
External:
Stalker - Andrei Tarkovsky
Texas - Wim Wenders
Dead Man - Jim Jarmusch
Amarcord - Federico Fellini
Stroysek - Werner Herzog
Rashamon - Akira Kurosawa
Seventh Seal - Ingmar Bergman
Lost Highway - Lynch
Citizen Kane - Orson Welles

Domestic + former domestic:
Rondo
Who Is Singing Over There
Mystery of Orgasm
The Feather Collectors
When I Am Dead and White
Father on an Official Trip
Larry Martin11 Larry Martin11 Active Member
141 messages
joined Feb 2008
#108 ·
Lisa Patel9 said:Why are you acting so shocked? The books are actually great—the further you go, the better they get—and the movies follow the source material pretty well too. What was your alternative? A Britney Spears Crossroads DVD or some trashy adult movie?🙂

...Alright, alright, no need to be so aggressive... I just wasn't expecting anyone to specifically single out those movies as "must-haves."🙂 Usually, people lean toward either the old-school cult classics or the newer postmodern stuff... but there aren't really any rules, I suppose. If you're into Harry Potter, then fine, that's cool... It just caught me off guard, because my own list would be 180 degrees different from yours...

...So yeah, that's all. And no, I'm pretty sure Britney Spears wouldn't make the cut on mine either.🙂
brightscout63 brightscout63 Active Member
98 messages
joined Apr 2004
#109 ·
Godfather Snatch

Godfather

Godfather Goodfellas
😁Snatch on VHS
Lisa Patel9 Lisa Patel9 Member
15 messages
joined Nov 2005
#110 ·
Steven Ramirez3 said:The third one dropped about a week ago... at least around here.

I GOT 🙂
Lisa Patel9 Lisa Patel9 Member
15 messages
joined Nov 2005
#111 ·
Lisa Patel9 said:...Look, look, you don't have to be so aggressive... I just wasn't expecting someone to pick those specific movies as "must-haves." 🙂 Usually, people go for either the old-school "cult classics" or the newer "postmodern" stuff... but there aren't really any rules, so if you're into Harry Potter, that's fine, I guess... It just caught me off guard because my own list would be the complete opposite...

...yeah, that's all... and yeah, there definitely wouldn't be Britney Spears on mine 🙂

Alright, alright. It's not a big deal. My bad for losing it on you. But honestly, get mad at me when people act like you're right—thinking a movie has to be 20 or 30 years old just to make a top tier list... personally, I think the Harry Potter series is solid and I'm stoked for part 5. 🙂

p.s. read the books if you haven't yet 👋
crimsonraven17 crimsonraven17 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2008
#112 ·
Mad Max
Mad Max 2
The Warriors
Once Upon a Time in America
Peter Morris58 Peter Morris58 Member
32 messages
joined Mar 2003
#113 ·
1. Full Metal Jacket
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Office Space
4. To be or not to be
5. No Man's Land
6. Who's That Singing Over There?
7. The Shawshank Redemption
8. The Usual Suspects

Hard to say, there are tons of great movies out there. But these are my favorites. Most of what's on my list is there because of the sharp, smart humor. The rest? Just incredible plots and twists. Something like that 🙂
Peter Morris58 Peter Morris58 Member
32 messages
joined Mar 2003
#114 ·
Oh yeah, forgot about these two:
Reservoir Dogs

and my absolute favorite romance of all time—The Notebook 😍
Paul Williams45 Paul Williams45 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Dec 2005
#115 ·
A Clockwork Orange
b) American Beauty
c) Pulp Fiction
d) The Godfather
e) The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Timothy Murphy7 Timothy Murphy7 Member
12 messages
joined Jun 2005
#116 ·
Equilibrium
Stigmata
Piano
Terminator
Bram Stoker's Dracula
vividmason5 vividmason5 Member
10 messages
joined Feb 2006
#117 ·
Kitano - Hana-bi
hitchcock - Vertigo
scorsese - Taxi Driver
mikhalkov - Urga
jarmusch - Dead Man

and my personal favorite from the couch: Lelouch - A Man and a Woman

I'll probably have a totally different perspective once I wake up tomorrow, but hey, that's just how it goes...
Roger Allen3 Roger Allen3 Regular
337 messages
joined Oct 2003
#118 ·
1. all three godfathers
2. all three masters
3. kubrick
4. scorsese
5. spielberg & lucas
ruggedangler23 ruggedangler23 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Feb 2006
#119 ·
ygraine said:Equilibrium <-- you've got to be kidding, right?
Stigmata
Piano
Terminator
Dracula

Here are five films that are absolute essentials..

1. Blade Runner

2. The Thin Red Line

3. The Motorcycle Diaries

4. The Usual Suspects

5. Alien
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#120 ·
Hmm... let me see... here’s a quick list, though it's all out of order: Die Hard, Los Angeles Lakers, Gladiator, Thieves, Killers, and Two Loaded Shotguns; The Matrix, but just the first one. There are plenty more in my collection, and even more that I'm dying to get my hands on.

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