Great movies that no one saw

[Anonymous]

Wait, there are people who haven't seen center stage? Seriously?

"Dance the shit out of it!"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have not read through this entire thread so I'm not sure if these have been mentioned but some of my lesser knowN favs are:

Friends with Money.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0436331/

Eve's Bayou
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119080/

Middle of Nowhere
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1211890/

Friends with Kids
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1720616/

They are on TV ALL the TIME.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Winter's Bone

So good, and Jennifer Laerence was amazing in it.

I'll add:
Brazil
Run Lola Run
Donnie Darko
The Ice Storm
Baghdad Cafe
Cold Comfort Farm

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Gas Food Lodging

YES. I love that movie.

[Anonymous]

Lots of foreign movies.

My Life As a Dog
Intouchables
The Wall (about a woman trapped on a mountain surrounded by an invisible wall)
The Magdalene sisters
Kolya

Also:
Still Mine starting James Cromwell about a man who builds a house for his dying wife

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Momento

Couple of foreign ones:
To Live (china)
Monsoon Wedding (india)

To Live is one of those movies that will stick in your head for years. I don't know anyone else who has seen it, though, so glad you posted, PP.

[Anonymous]

Dancing at Lughnasa.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gas Food Lodging

YES. I love that movie.

I have a vague memory of seeing this. Early 90s? Ione Skye? I suppose I could google this and answer for myself, LOL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dancing at Lughnasa.

Especually if you liked Magdalene Sisters. . .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Young Adult. Great movie.

I laughed so hard when she was sniffing the glue

[Anonymous]

Whale Rider

A lot of people saw it, but it was no Titanic. And if you've been to New Zealand, it will probably make you ache to be back.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I also love another Reese Witherspoon movie called Importance of Being Earnest. Colin Firth is the main character.

The Man in the Moon is a Reese Witherspoon movie (she was very young) that's pretty good.

Party Girl (not a Reese Witherspoon movie) is good but is more of a cult classic.

Bottle Rocket. It doesn't seem to be as popular as the other Wes Anderson movies, but I think it is actually his best one.

The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover is a good one. Not sure how much it was watched.

Never Cry Wolf.

Queen Margot (French with subtitles). Again, not sure how much it was watched.

Paradise Road (Cate Blanchett and Glen Close)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I also love another Reese Witherspoon movie called Importance of Being Earnest. Colin Firth is the main character.

The Man in the Moon is a Reese Witherspoon movie (she was very young) that's pretty good.

Party Girl (not a Reese Witherspoon movie) is good but is more of a cult classic.

Bottle Rocket. It doesn't seem to be as popular as the other Wes Anderson movies, but I think it is actually his best one.

The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover is a good one. Not sure how much it was watched.

Never Cry Wolf.

Queen Margot (French with subtitles). Again, not sure how much it was watched.

Paradise Road (Cate Blanchett and Glen Close)

PP here again.

Jude the Obscure with Kate Winslett is a very good one of the Thomas Hardy novel.

[Anonymous]

Winslet, not Winslett. Sorry!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I also love another Reese Witherspoon movie called Importance of Being Earnest. Colin Firth is the main character.

The Man in the Moon is a Reese Witherspoon movie (she was very young) that's pretty good.

Party Girl (not a Reese Witherspoon movie) is good but is more of a cult classic.

Bottle Rocket. It doesn't seem to be as popular as the other Wes Anderson movies, but I think it is actually his best one.

The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover is a good one. Not sure how much it was watched.

Never Cry Wolf.

Queen Margot (French with subtitles). Again, not sure how much it was watched.

Paradise Road (Cate Blanchett and Glen Close)

PP here again.

Jude the Obscure with Kate Winslett is a very good one of the Thomas Hardy novel.

PP here again... Two more

Lolita -- the Jeremy Irons one, not the older one. It's very true to the novel.

Damage, another Jeremy Irons movie