Great movies that no one saw

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Dope

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I really enjoyed The Skeleton Key. Hilariously bad in some aspects, but beautiful pre-Katrina Louisianna.

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Definitely agree with:
The Wedding Banquet
Serenity

Adding:
The Joy Luck Club
Hudson Hawk
The Fifth Element
Sleepers
Sneakers

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The Kite Runner
Danny Deckchair
Rebecca (older movie)

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Anonymous wrote:I recently came across a clip from Georgia, a truly wonderful 1990s flick ... did anyone else see it? What are some of your favorites?

Which Gloria, OP? Are you talking about the one with Sharon Stone?

I haven't seen that one but saw the original from the 80s with Gena Rowlands who was nominated for an Oscar. So good!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I recently came across a clip from Georgia, a truly wonderful 1990s flick ... did anyone else see it? What are some of your favorites?

Which Gloria, OP? Are you talking about the one with Sharon Stone?

I haven't seen that one but saw the original from the 80s with Gena Rowlands who was nominated for an Oscar. So good!

Ooops. Just reread your post and you said Georgia not Gloria. Sorry!

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Anonymous wrote:I've Loved You So Long

The Orphanage

Love & Basketball

Let the Right One In

A Most Violent Year

In the Loop

Beasts of the Southern Wild

This was so good!

So was Diary of a Teenage Girl

Tomorrow with Robert Duvall.

River's Edge

Straw Dogs

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Warrior with Tom Hardy and Noel Edgerton. So not my usual genre and so,so good.

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Anonymous wrote:Beyond the Lights
Brown Sugar
Serenity
Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
Michael Clayton
Margin Call

These are really really good movies with very nuanced performances.
But I think they were pretty popular in their time -- lots of people saw them.

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Anonymous wrote:Come See the Paradise - Dennis Quaid flick

The Painted Veil with Naomi Watts and Ed Norton - so romantic

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Yes, a lovely film.

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Anonymous wrote:"Go". Did about 18 mil in the late 90's, has a lot of big names in it.

Love that movie!

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Frank

It was very weird, but worth seeing.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've Loved You So Long

The Orphanage

Love & Basketball

Let the Right One In

A Most Violent Year

In the Loop

Beasts of the Southern Wild

+1 So maybe people did see it! The soundtrack is great too!

Agreed, I have this on DVD.

So glad to see this one mentioned. I think it's become more popular from DVD and TV airings fortunately

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Hoop Dreams the feature doc about young NBA try-outs. Heartbreaking stuff.

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Anonymous wrote:Beyond the Lights
Brown Sugar
Serenity
Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
Michael Clayton
Margin Call

I really wish Serenity had done better in the theatres. I think the creators were hoping it would have franchise potential like Star Trek. Such a good series.