Brand New - Science Fiction (August 17, 2017) [ARCHIVED] Album • Page 778

Chris Rock is funny.

 

Baron Vaughn is funny.

 

Thank you to all and to all a good night

 

@DejaMoi what are your favorite movies from the 70's? Off the top of my head a few of mine are

The Conversation
Network
Godfather 2
Apocalypse Now
Dog Day Afternoon
All The Presidents Men
Alien
The Sting
Alien
Suspiria
Close Encounters
The Exorcist

 

This is incredible. Let us know what you go with when you decide!

 

Ok this is really exciting for me to answer let me compile my list and get back to you. I won't include late 60s but if i were to The Graduate would def be on it and these ones:

Who's afraid of virginia woolf?
Bonnie and clyde
Rosemary's baby
Faces
Midnight cowboy
Easy rider
Bob, carol, ted and alice
Butch cassidy and the sundance kid

And there are tons more that i still want to see from the late 60s which im sure lots would be added to this list once i do like medium cool and they shoot horses, dont they?

Edit: shit @fenway89 i totally forgot 2001 just one of my favorite movies of all time no big deal

 

Ok 70s

Five easy pieces (for sure)
Husbands
Carnal knowledge
The panic in needle park
The last picture show
The french connection
Play misty for me
Harold and maude
Dirty harry
Straw dogs
Obligatory godfather 1 & 2
Mean streets
Badlands
The last detail
Excorcist
The conversation
A women under the influence
Alice doesnt live here anymore
Dog day afternoon
One flew over the cuckoo's nest
Taxi driver
The killing of a chinese bookie
All the presidents men
Carrie
Network
3 women
Annie hall
Play it again sam
Looking for mr goodbar
Close encounters
Straight time
Stepford wives
Days of heaven
Hardcore
Apocalypse now
Kramer vs kramer

I only included new hollywood titles otherwise the list would be way way too long. But ya plenty of french and other foreign stuff too lol @fenway89 i can pm you if you really want to know what they are haha

 

Haha I'm just glad I've seen the majority of these. It's just the Cassavetes ones I haven't. And yeah if we were including late 60s Buth Cassidy and the Sundance Kid would be there for sure. That's one of my favorite movies honestly.

And if we were doing early 80s The Verdict would be there for me. I'm a huge Sidney Lumet fan.

 

I'm at the QOTSA show in Cleveland and there's no AC. I might die tonight.

 

Text us so we know you're ok.

 

I posted in the post your picture thread. Feel free to go visit and smash that like button. Spoiler alert: I got a haircut.

 

yes to all of these!
Also
Chinatown
Rocky
American Graffiti
Jaws
Stalker
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Manhattan
Star Wars
The Deer Hunter
Aguirre, the wrath of god
A clockwork orange

Mostly obvious and boring answers, but worth mentioning

 

Lol I didn't know that was a thing

Edit: you look like a skinnier version of me

 

Consider yourself smashed

 

Angles, lighting.

 

Yeah all mine are obvious! I love American Graffiti. Would have been interesting if George Lucas' life hadn't totally become 100% Star Wars back then to see what other movies he would have made.

 

Replying to add Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross' soundtrack projects. The Social Network, The Book of Eli, The Vietnam War (out today) are all perfect mood/study music.

 

You must be a good looking guy. Congrats on that.

 

Have you seen The Graduate? What about Five Easy Piece? I know i said About Schmidt is one of Jack's best performances the other day in here but so is FEP and one flew over of course.

Btw I haven't seen Opening Night thats why it wasnt included. Most likely would of been there if i had seen it.

 

At least we have THX 1138

 

Good call also cant go wrong with Cliff Martinez @Bloodsucker II Spring Breakers soundtrack rules, also Drive obviously but anything by Cliff Martinez basically you can't go wrong with

 

I freaking love The Graduate. I haven't seen Five Easy Piece though. I love Jack in Easy Rider though

 

I had no idea that everyone in this thread was a deeply-entrenched cinephile.

 

Ya Jack in Easy rules so hard. Funny underrated role/part for him. Definitely check out Five Easy Pieces totally worth it. And in case you havent seen them Carnal Knowledge, The Last Detail and The Passenger are all prime Jack parts.

Also been wanting to see this one for awhile: The King of Marvin Gardens (1972) - IMDb

Basically Bruce Dern plays the part that Jack would normally take and Jack took the part that Bruce would typically take. Against type performances for both which is a cool concept and must watch for me

 

Hot damn I love Bruce Dern