Dummy

It has Adrian Brody in it. It's kinda quarky and funny.

I'd have to say Brotherhood of the Wolf.

The most ****ed up movie I've seen (that you'll probably never see). You're probably gonna have to hunt this down at an indie theater because I'm sure they won't have it at your neighborhood Tinseltown.


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"SLC Punk" is awesome.

"Pi" is pretty cool, too. Also, "What the Bleep do we know"

If you liked Pi, check out Following; it was an earlier project by the same director.

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I would very much like to find a way to view Overnight. I've heard its pretty interesting...

It doesnt get released on Netflix until May 10th. I assume it will hit the shelves around the same time.

THE THIRD WHEEL. A shy man's first date with a beautiful co-worker goes wrong when a homeless man enters their lives. Very strange comedy. Never played in theaters to the best of my knowledge.

THE TRIGGER EFFECT. People in southern California fear the worst when a power failure may be a sign that civilization is ending.

LAST NIGHT. The world is about to end. The sun shines 24 hours a day. Nothing will save the planet (unlike DEEP IMPACT or ARMAGEDDON). How will people spend their final hours? Not as depressing as it sounds.

ELEPHANT. A Columbine-like killing spree at a school is examined from many different angles.

SLACKER. Sure, you've already seen it five times. Once more won't hurt. It's an original work of genius (in my humble opinion).

Detour.

An old B&W film noir.

It's a B movie really, but it's probably the best B movie ever made.

I second the guy who said "Die Hard"

Also, there was a little independent movie made some years back called, "Star Wars." You should check it out.

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Lone Star State of Mind. One of the funniest movies EVER!.

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I'll second this one and add Like Water For Chocolate...I got dragged to this one years ago and didn't think I'd like it...I was wrong.

The Lady from Shang Hai - Orson Welles
Marnie - Sean Connery and Tippi Hedren

"Salvador" was a hell of a movie.

Love and Human Remains, Exotica. Both Canadian movies and have a definite European feel to them.

Wait Until Dark. Scary, but not idiotic horror or a slasher.

Stand By Me. I don't know why, but a very interesting movie. May not fall into obscure category.

Big Jake. I think its one of John Wayne's best.

Uncommon Valor. Again, may not be obscure, but great performances by Gene Hackman, Tex Cobb and even Patrick Swaze (sp?).