Movie you love but think not many others have seen.

And Nate and Hayes (1983)

The Last Supper is a fantastic film, with a young Cameron Diaz delivering one of her best performances. Also the late great Bill Paxton and Ron Pearlman acting up a storm. Massively underrated great choice SSlssg.

The Last Supper - 5/10

i liked upstream color quite a bit, & thought it was a significant step up in quality from carruth's primer. not that i didn't like primer, but i think upstream is miles above it in look & style & atmosphere. i recently noticed that david lowery, whose 'a ghost story' is one of my favourite recent films, edited it, & i've wondered if it was his influence that made upstream color so hypnotic & engrossing.

the man from earth is a fun little film. a bit like a drawn out twilight zone episode to use the most obvious comparison, but it's a blast. worth watching if you like low budget sci-fi like coherence or the one i love.

i have to part company with you on alleluia! though - i found that to be a bit of a chore to get through.

I really liked Croupier. Great Clive Owen role.

Croupier is a fantastic film, probably Clive Owen's best performance. You should also check out Owen and Director Mike Hodges 2003 re-team film I'll Sleep When i'm Dead. It's far better then it's 5.8 on IMDB.

One False Move is fantastic. Probably Bill Paxton's best performance, and Billy Bob Thornton and Michael Beach play two evil bastards. Well worth checking out.

Lone Star is definitely one of John Sayles best films. Year of The Dragon is a underrated film with a great Mickey Rourke turn. Drugstore Cowboy is another film that deserves more love with Matt Dillion's greatest turn. State of Grace is worth it for Gary Oldman blowing Sean Penn off the screen.

Very good list.

I really like Drugstore Cowboy, and To Die For was the first movie that I actually liked Nicole Kidman in. I actually really like that movie. I love the scene of Illeana Douglas skating.

It's funny to me that I like them as I'm not a fan Matt Dillon at all.

Drugstore Cowboy - 7/10
To Die For - 7.5/10
Something Wild - 8/10 (pretty European and risque for an American film from 1960)
Talk Radio - 7/10

(I was going to watch Barton Fink today, but had errands)

something wild - do you mean the '61 film or jonathan demme's movie from '86?

i love the demme film. all over the place, from comedy to thriller, perfectly calibrated.

Fantastic film, probably the best film on WWII but damn it's a tough watch and not for the easily upset. But a film that deserves more love.

I used to have the poster for Beautiful Girls. Working at a theatre we used to get them. I loved But I'm a Cheerleader. Natasha Lyonne is great in it.

Burn - 7.5/10 (of course his best is "The Battle of Algiers", but "Burn" had Brando)
Fingers - 7.5/10
I saw "Ulees Gold" - too long ago to remember if I liked it

I had "Fucking Amal", but I deleted it because I needed space.

I love Ulee’s Gold.

Junebug was a tough one for me to get into. Amy Adams is really charming in it but it's a slog of a film.

The Sweet hereafter is a good one. Alice in The Cities is fantastic.

The Battle of Algiers (my #6 all-time)
Umberto D is one of my favorite movies, top 20... 10/10 (De Sica is my #1 director).
La Grande Illusion - 10/10
Z - I haven't seen it in a while, but I remember not liking the constant "Was it in an accident, or not?" (I certainly didn't like "Missing", which everyone else seems to like)


I liked "Alice in the Cities" and "Wrong Turn" but when I saw a guy taking a shit, and actually showing a turd coming out of his ass, I turned off "Kings of the Road"