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  1. 04-22-2013, 01:20 PM #41
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    Quote Originally Posted by cancer82 View Post
    If you had to pick a film(that was blockbuster or won any awards really) that was a really good movie, but probably the majority hasn't heard of....what would it be?

    Green Street Hooligans
    Green Street hooligans, machine gun preacher
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    Quote Originally Posted by tigerspawn

    Green Street hooligans, machine gun preacher
    Really? I got Machine Gun Preacher in my Netflix queue, been waiting for a chance to watch it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by slfmade View Post
    Can't believe nobody has mentioned "The Usual Suspects" - Not a box office hit, but one of my favorite movies of all time!!!!
    Awesome flick!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rwy View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by cancer82
    If you had to pick a film(that was blockbuster or won any awards really) that was a really good movie, but probably the majority hasn't heard of....what would it be?

    Green Street Hooligans
    Dude green street is the softest hooligan movie ever try
    Football factory
    The firm
    Rise of the foot soldier
    I.D

    Enjoy ;-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by MickeyKnox View Post
    Last Man Standing - Bruce Willis, Christopher Walken, and Bruce Dern. Mid 90's.
    This is a great Movie and if you Ever have watched Clint Eastwood's " A Fistful of Dollars" it is the exact same plot. Both excellent Movies in my book.
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    (The Program) 1993
    James Caan, Halle Berry, Omar Epps Awesome college football story!
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    Quote Originally Posted by milky01623 View Post
    Dude green street is the softest hooligan movie ever try
    Football factory
    The firm
    Rise of the foot soldier
    I.D

    Enjoy ;-)
    Football Factory and I.D. is where it's at if non Brits want to see a true representation of what football hooliganism is all about.
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    I enjoyed both momento and the machinist

    Both mind fu*ks

    Not necessarily hidden, but not really main stream either
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    Okay, this might get me in trouble, but it's probably one of the greatest movies you never heard of. It stars Fred Williamson and I can't say the name of the title due to violating the rules. But in the movie, the hero isn't really a good guy or a hero, he's got a lot of depth to him.

    I included the trailer so look at your own risk.

    Theatrical Trailer (1975) - YouTube
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    Did anybody mention "23"? A rare non-comedy by Jim Carey
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lunk1 View Post
    The Wrath (Charlie Sheen and Emelio Estevez)
    That movie was one of just a few that I watched and then was totally disgusted. I've always been a motorhead and Hollywood has taken liberties over the years with what is actually possible with the internal combustion engine.

    In the Wraith there is a car with a blower on it: the blower never turns while the engine is running.
    .

    Might be the same movie (can't remember) where there are a group of kids in a car trying to outrun something and the kid in the backseat starts telling the driver to "hit the blower! hit the blower!" and the driver "engages the blower" and they speed away.
    movie magic.

    A great movie where they screwed up is MAD MAX. He turns the interceptor's blower on and off a couple of times in that movie.
    there is no such device
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    Quote Originally Posted by Times Roman View Post
    Boondock Saints

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    Good show that, even thiugh the irish accents are well shit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Times Roman View Post
    Really?

    I thought Boondock Saints was a good movie.

    But Boondock Saints 2 really sucked **** dick

    HEY ****ASS, give me a beer!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Honkey_Kong
    Okay, this might get me in trouble, but it's probably one of the greatest movies you never heard of. It stars Fred Williamson and I can't say the name of the title due to violating the rules. But in the movie, the hero isn't really a good guy or a hero, he's got a lot of depth to him.

    I included the trailer so look at your own risk.

    Theatrical Trailer (1975) - YouTube
    GREAT Blaxploitation film!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flagg

    It's a meta horror film, if that makes sense. It's by John Carpenter.... basically its the story of a horror writer who's fantasy world leaks into the real world. It's really good.
    "Do you read Sutter Kane?!"

    Great movie. John Carpenter is my favorite director.
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    I watched an underground movie what was excellent recently it was called "bear's pictures are hilarious"
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    Quote Originally Posted by milky01623 View Post

    Dude green street is the softest hooligan movie ever try
    Football factory
    The firm
    Rise of the foot soldier
    I.D

    Enjoy ;-)
    will have to check them out for sure
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vagabond101 View Post
    (The Program) 1993
    James Caan, Halle Berry, Omar Epps Awesome college football story!
    that was a decent movie....although it was pretty popular when it came out....as I recall they had to take out the scene where they lay in the street and the cars were going past them because some ppl tried it and died
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    Quote Originally Posted by Honkey_Kong View Post
    Okay, this might get me in trouble, but it's probably one of the greatest movies you never heard of. It stars Fred Williamson and I can't say the name of the title due to violating the rules. But in the movie, the hero isn't really a good guy or a hero, he's got a lot of depth to him.

    I included the trailer so look at your own risk.



    Theatrical Trailer (1975) - YouTube
    It's okay...It's rated PG. LOL
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    how are any of these obscure movies no one has heard of..you're all naming old classics

    watch the movie "head on" with sibel kekilli you won't regret it.
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    the guard, perriers bounty, intermission, in bruges, the general (true story and highly recommended), ordinary decent criminal, all irish films so prob unknown ovr your side of world but all worth a watch
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    link for the general
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    Quote Originally Posted by milky01623

    Dude green street is the softest hooligan movie ever try
    Football factory
    The firm
    Rise of the foot soldier
    I.D

    Enjoy ;-)


    ^^^

    These plus.

    Snatch
    Lock stock
    Good bye Charlie bright.
    The business


    All good films
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    Quote Originally Posted by DanB View Post
    the guard, perriers bounty, intermission, in bruges, the general (true story and highly recommended), ordinary decent criminal, all irish films so prob unknown ovr your side of world but all worth a watch
    They are all class films to be fair man well worth the search lads to watch them.

    The General is a great show, he was a proper dodgey charactor
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigsiv View Post
    Apocalypto directed by mel Gibson. Once your past the initial shock of sub titles it's an awesome film or grit and determination. Love it!
    Love it. Watch it every time it comes on. Very well made film.

    Quote Originally Posted by scorpion62 View Post
    Girl with the Dragon Tattoo three-picture adaptation of Stieg Larsson’s literary blockbuster The Millennium Trilogy.
    Another great one.

    One of my classics would have to be "The Big Lebowski" and "Snatch." The dialogue in Snatch is fantastic.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kelkel

    Love it. Watch it every time it comes on. Very well made film.

    Another great one.

    One of my classics would have to be "The Big Lebowski" and "Snatch." The dialogue in Snatch is fantastic.
    "Pikeys pikeys I fackin hate pikeys"
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    This is England was a good film, and I enjoyed romper stomper as well
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    I feel there are a couple of British movies that need to be named
    Quadraphenia my all time favorite
    This is England.
    All the carry on movies
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dpyle
    This is England was a good film, and I enjoyed romper stomper as well
    I grew up exactly the same way as the kid in this is England and in a similar area lol
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    Oh man who could forget

    Scum
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    Quote Originally Posted by milky01623
    Oh man who could forget

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    Quote Originally Posted by Back In Black

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    What fackin tool?
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    If you really wanna see what white trash looks like this is the one to watch. You can forget any preconceived notions you may have had after watching this one, its really awful. Sadly the star of this documentary just passed away after a huffing binge of gasoline and lighter fluid.
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    Quote Originally Posted by milky01623

    What fackin tool?
    This facking tool!

    How's the head kidda?
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    Quote Originally Posted by milky01623

    I grew up exactly the same way as the kid in this is England and in a similar area lol
    Well milky, you ever get the big red boots, or you still settling for the monkey boots?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dpyle

    Well milky, you ever get the big red boots, or you still settling for the monkey boots?
    Well I'm still a proud owner of a pair of cherry reds :-)
    But alas I had to settle for fake ones called sgt peppers as a kid lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by Back In Black

    This facking tool!

    How's the head kidda?
    It's ok now thanx dude :-)
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    Rise of the footsoldier! One of the best ive seen!
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