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I can very strongly recommend Eden Lake. A superb and very challenging film about UK Chav culture. It also has Fassbender in it and that is always a good thing.
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Weirdest film you have ever seen.
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John Bumlick
Banned
ha ha. i've downloaded all those! only watched Salo though. i don't mind gore but it has to be in a worthwhile movie and i'm not sure the other 2 qualify...
thing is though - yeah, Salo is a bit messed up (but not as messed up as the writings on which the movie is based) but don't forget moral outrage is reserved for those who like to be morally outraged - and these are the people that write terrible reviews on the internet or try to get the films banned. i honestly think most of these films aren't half as bad as the Mary Whitehouse types would have us believe.
or maybe i'm just f***ed up and desensitised.....?
Chicken Lover
Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
Teeth, seriously disturbing 
NMH
Banned
Blue Velvet was weird.
I saw Wuthering Heights, a version thereof, by Louis Bunuel. That had so little to do with WH and it was a bit mental.
Then - I saw L'age D'or, and I knew all other weirdos had met their match when I watched 'Un chien andalou', his collaboration with Salvador Dali.
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I saw Wuthering Heights, a version thereof, by Louis Bunuel. That had so little to do with WH and it was a bit mental.
Then - I saw L'age D'or, and I knew all other weirdos had met their match when I watched 'Un chien andalou', his collaboration with Salvador Dali.
Here, you have it;
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Salo is banned JB you naughty boy. The director was murdered shortly after making the film. I have read about it and it sounds GRIM.
Not one for me and my Mrs tonight then? She was asking me to find a film tonight.
Give it a miss then........
Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
John Bumlick
Banned
I watch them to be entertained, am i missing something
yes you are - please don't spoil the tone of the thread with your anti-intellectualism.
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Put it this way I don't think it will help to set a romantic scene for the two of you ! Try " I know what she wants " with Mel Gibson. Women love this witty and poignant tale about Men trying to understand Women.
Teeth, seriously disturbing
Is that the one where she has teeth up her beaver?
If not then im extremely sorry.
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I watch them to be entertained, am i missing something
I like to be entertained, I like to be scared, I like to feel the love. I like to be romantic and I like to be challenged.
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Is that the one where she has teeth up her beaver?
If not then im extremely sorry.
You twisted f***. Who would make a film like that ?
oh.
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Haneke rates Salo in his top 10 films ever made. It's meant to be a statement on oppression in Fascist Italy I believe. At least that is the excuse, the soon dead, director made.
Barn Door Billy
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This. I simply do not understand why such a film was made...
Zardoz (1974)
Starring Sean Connery & Charlotte Rampling
Directed by John Boorman
This thread got me thinking and I remember seeing this when it came out and being totally confused back then. Having read the storyline I can see why, f*** knows why I went to see it (probably hoping Charlotte Rampling got her kit off), I can't even remember if she did or not!
Storyline
In the distant future Earth is divided into two camps, the barely civilized group and the overly civilized one with mental powers. A plague is attacking the second group, after which its members cease to have any interest in life and become nearly catatonic. When Zed, one of the barbarians, crosses over, the tenuous balance in their world is threatened.
Starring Sean Connery & Charlotte Rampling
Directed by John Boorman
This thread got me thinking and I remember seeing this when it came out and being totally confused back then. Having read the storyline I can see why, f*** knows why I went to see it (probably hoping Charlotte Rampling got her kit off), I can't even remember if she did or not!
Storyline
In the distant future Earth is divided into two camps, the barely civilized group and the overly civilized one with mental powers. A plague is attacking the second group, after which its members cease to have any interest in life and become nearly catatonic. When Zed, one of the barbarians, crosses over, the tenuous balance in their world is threatened.
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Ive never seen it. Was it not.
Yes !