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ProudToBeBlueInRhody

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9. I own Lebowski too
Tue Mar 18, 2014, 12:33 PM
Mar 2014

Armed and Dangerous
The Avengers
Beyond The Mat
Caddyshack
Jaws
The Indiana Jones Trilogy
The James Bond Collection (ending with Die Another day, sadly)
The Prestige
The Thomas Crown Affair (90's version)
Iron Man
Iron Man 2
Just Like Heaven
The Man In The Moon (not the Andy Kaufman bio but a movie with Sam Waterston and Reese Witherspoon for the early 90's)
The Island
Breakfast At Tiffany's
Lost In Translation
Slap Shot
Love Song For Bobby Long
Serendipity
High Fidelity
Rounders
There's Something About Mary
Office Space
The Matrix
The Score
Private Parts
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Glengarry Glen Ross
Kill Bill 1 and 2
Pulp Fiction
Gojira (The Japanese and American 1954 version of Godzilla)

That's all I can think of off the top of my head

Just a few. longship Mar 2014 #1
Wow! I actually have The Lathe of Heaven, too! scarletwoman Mar 2014 #2
Criterion. longship Mar 2014 #5
About once a year or so, I'll splurge on a Criterion Collection movie. scarletwoman Mar 2014 #7
My Criterions brooklynboy49 Mar 2014 #8
IMHO, Godfrey belongs in every movie lover's library :) brooklynboy49 Mar 2014 #12
"The Defenestration of Carlo" <== alternative title longship Mar 2014 #13
Way Too Many To List brooklynboy49 Mar 2014 #3
Quite the collection! Let's see, we have Princess Bride and Big Lebowski in common. scarletwoman Mar 2014 #6
Forgot to add, "The Last Place on Earth" - 1985 BBC TV mini series, broadcast on PBS. scarletwoman Mar 2014 #4
I own Lebowski too ProudToBeBlueInRhody Mar 2014 #9
The Big Lebowski seems to appeal to all tastes - your list is certainly VERY different from mine, scarletwoman Mar 2014 #14
The movies are own are generally "party films" ProudToBeBlueInRhody Mar 2014 #21
Ah well. Since my youngest left the nest, I live alone. scarletwoman Mar 2014 #22
My "essentials" collection Little_Wing Mar 2014 #10
Oh wow - I forgot Coppola's "Dracula"! That's another one I have in my own collection. scarletwoman Mar 2014 #15
Gary Oldman is such a great Dracula Little_Wing Mar 2014 #17
Oh yes! He's an amazing actor no matter who he plays. scarletwoman Mar 2014 #19
Yes, Mohicans is violent and not very authentic in its native people's portrayal Little_Wing Mar 2014 #26
Oldman was a great villain in Leon: The Professional brooklynboy49 Mar 2014 #23
Agreed, Giamatti is very good and so versatile Little_Wing Mar 2014 #25
At the risk of beating a dead horse... brooklynboy49 Mar 2014 #27
Have missed it, but on my list of "should watch" films Little_Wing Mar 2014 #28
Four jumped off the page for me brooklynboy49 Mar 2014 #11
It would be interesting to do a poll and find out how many people DON'T have Lebowski on their scarletwoman Mar 2014 #16
Liam & Jessica Lange had incendiary chemistry in Rob Roy roaw n/t Little_Wing Mar 2014 #18
OMG, yes! I cannot tell you how many times I fantasized about that scene at the Standing Stones... scarletwoman Mar 2014 #20
I think you may have misconstrued my feelings for Rob Roy brooklynboy49 Mar 2014 #24
Oh, don't mind me. I just got carried away. scarletwoman Mar 2014 #30
One that I had to have was Bette Davis's Beyond the Forest, only it's not on DVD. valerief Mar 2014 #29
Action Movies jim601 Mar 2014 #31
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