Movies for Superfutures (Recomend a film/movie)

[hawthorne]

Ugh, watching Elijah Wood trying to play a football hooligan just makes you want to throw up after a while.

In my oppinion, a much better movie about football hooligans is Football Factory. Because it's allways nice to see people kick the shit out of eachother for no reason whatsoever and just basically having the time of their life.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0385705/

If you enjoy that one I think you'd also enjoy The Business, which is written and directed by the same person and starring pretty much the same actors. Only this time they're gangsters.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0429715/

[keagan]

I thought the business was good aswell.

the funky forest; the first contact.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0451829/

Seul contre tous

http://imdb.com/title/tt0157016/

And Irreversible if you haven't seen it alreadly; gaspar noe is fucking ridiculous.

And I saw sunshine two nights ago. I think Danny did a really great job with it- Amazing visuals. Only thing I did not like is the fact that there are monsters involved. I would've rather seen something more believable.

[Guest jmatsu]

thought i'd make a movies thread. What movies do you think are a must watch for superfutures? I'll start with....

SLC Punk! 1998 is a film directed by James Merendino; SLC is an acronym for Salt Lake City. The movie is about a young punk, called Stevo, who is an "anarchist" (in the sense of advocating chaos, with no relation to actual anarcho-punk culture) in the mid 1980s.

The story is based on real characters; many events in the movie, including party scenes, drug-crazed characters, and others are allegedly based on real events, although these may have been exaggerated.

edit: fuck posted in the wrong forum, this should be in superculture.

this movie fuckin sucked. one of the worst films that tried and failed to depict punkrock. suburbia was way more efficient.

[Guest jmatsu]

fuck you all

jt,

was this good? i usually like tim roth, but this film seemed ultra low budget. seriously, is it worth watching? i've heard good things about the director. didn't he have 2 other films? what were their titles and the directors name?

[Guest jmatsu]

This movie fuckin blows cock....watch Suburbia, the 80's version, not he shitty remake with Ribisi in it...that movie is good

my bad. i just noticed you wrote the same shit before me.

[BodiesOfLight]

anyone seen the korean movie a tale of two sisters? i have it on dvd and on the weekend watched it once again.

I enjoyed it, but it was right at the end of my Asian Horror/fucked up movie obsession thing a year ago, so I was sort of numb to it.

[BodiesOfLight]

Yes please.

[BodiesOfLight]

Anyone seen A Snake of June? What the hell was that about?

[BodiesOfLight]

Also...

[Guest jmatsu]

Anyone seen A Snake of June? What the hell was that about?

i've seen it. it was okay. from what i remember it's voyeur-themed. the protagonist follows this one bitch around and makes her do some naughty things.

[Guest jmatsu]

Also...

this was a good film. one of the better musicals i've had the pleasure of viewing.

[Guest jmatsu]

might i suggest

electric dragon 80,0000v

[BodiesOfLight]

I've always wondered what actual London football fans think of this movie.

I was wondering if this was good. It was this or Everything is Illuminated. I think I messed up.

[BodiesOfLight]

I could go on for days.

[Guest jmatsu]

why don't you just write takashi miike already?

[Fuuma]

Manufactured landscapes; documentary about TO photographer Edward Burtynsky who travels the world (the doc is mostly set in China) photographing how large scale human activity transforms the landscape. Burtynsky's settings are cyclopean industrial works like dams and the biggest chinese factories, where a disturbing beauty emerge, unexpectedly making us reconsider and evn recontextualize what we were looking at. Good stuff.

[hawkeye]

Watched this last night, it was excelent, sort of an 'anti' Samurai movie.

[buffalocloud7]

[fallen angels]

Battle Royale:

Yi Yi:

Last Life in the Universe:

Chungking Express:

and of course,

Fallen Angels:

[seemeugly]

Tampopo.

Even Dwarves Started Small.

[hawkeye]

Good French films:

[LIVENUDEGIRLS]

Thanks for this. I can't believe I had never seen this before.

1998 was a good year for movies.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0128445/

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118789/

[BodiesOfLight]

why don't you just write takashi miike already?

Because I'd rather post pictures of specific movies directed by him.

That is why.

[Guest jmatsu]

Because I'd rather post pictures of specific movies directed by him.

That is why.

that's fine, but it just seemed to me that you were posting every single popular miike title (fuck the media bandwagon). -which most of the sufu members know of and have already discussed in great lenths. while your efforts are appreciated, try recommending some film that alot people may have yet to view...you might get some rep.

[Guest jmatsu]

i would like to purchase the sicilian clan with alain delon. anyone have any leads?

thanks.

[jours]

[BodiesOfLight]

that's fine, but it just seemed to me that you were posting every single popular miike title (fuck the media bandwagon). -which most of the sufu members know of and have already discussed in great lenths. while your efforts are appreciated, try recommending some film that alot people may have yet to view...you might get some rep.

Most of the stuff that has been posted, so far, I would imagine most know about...

I couldn't care less about fucking internet rep.

Cheers.

[Guest jmatsu]

Most of the stuff that has been posted, so far, I would imagine most know about...

I couldn't care less about fucking internet rep.

Cheers.

okay never mind the rep, offer a good film suggestion for members that hasn't been recommended or talked about a billion times before.

thank you.

[BodiesOfLight]

okay never mind the rep, offer a good film suggestion for members that hasn't been recommended or talked about a billion times before.

thank you.

[haptronic]

incredible acting by a young gary oldman and tim roth...improvised into a script under the guidance of mike leigh...

a poignant if unusual tale of time travel and plague...directed by vincent ward...

jeremy irons playing twin brother gynecologists...in classic a david cronenberg film...