"Living in oblivion".Great plot, great acting, great story!

Easy Rider, probably.

Down By Law?
Or anything by the Kaurismäki Bros.

The Dead Zone
Pulp Fiction
Performance

The Godfather.

Killer Klowns From Outer Space aint to bad either.
Or Santa Sangre.

Jaws
Good Fellas
Boondock Saints
Team America
Tommy Boy
Braveheart
American Dreamer





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just one? can't say...but it would come from a list that looks something like:


It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
O Brother, Where Art Thou? (favorite latter-day movie, probably)
Papillon
Maltese Falcon
Great Escape
Bullitt (can you tell I'm a McQueen fan yet?)
Fargo

The Good The Bad and the Ugly
The Godfather 1 & 2
Raising Arizona
Sideways
Pulp Fiction
ah there's so many...

Fallen
Not just because of the movie, but they're all singing and whistling a very good song....

Apocalypse Now
Full Metal Jacket
Goodfellas

and they all have Stones music in them!

North by Northwest

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Once upon the time in the west
The quest of fire
The wanderes
Life of Brian
One flew over the Cuckoo`s nest
Resevoirs dog
The Shawshank Redemption
Godfather
Goodfellas
Leaving Las Vegas

ooops - forgot about Shawshank (dunno how - it's on the tube about every other day) - toss that on the pile....

Fivy Easy Pieces
Vertigo
Midnight Cowboy
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

EASY - Ladies & Gentelman the ROLLINGS STONES - 1972


MLC

McCabe & Mrs. Miller
Vertigo
Pulp Fiction
Claire's Knee
Evil Dead 2
The Bridge On The River Kwai
Taxi Driver
Paris, Texas
Beauty and the Beast (J.Cocteau)
Sergio Leone's westerns...

..lots of others I won't mention from favorite directors like Hitchcock, Scorsese, Tavernier, Herzog, Altman, Allen, Eastwood, Ford, Lean... Still haven't seen lots of classics. Like the music, I prefer 60s/70s movies. Tonight I'm gonna watch E.Rohmer's "Pauline on the Beach" on TV.

The Godfather 1 and 2.

(runner up: Lock, Stock...)

MCDDTLC Wrote:
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> EASY - Ladies & Gentelman the ROLLINGS STONES
> - 1972
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I thought the casting was too obvious in this one. It was a very good soundtrack as I recall, though.

Fanny And Alexander - Ingmar Bergman

A Clockwork Orange - Stanley Kubrick

Manhattan - Woody Allen

The Bridge On The River Kwai - David Lean

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Sergio Leone

T&A Wrote:
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> ooops - forgot about Shawshank (dunno how - it's
> on the tube about every other day) - toss that on
> the pile....


you're letting me down here - I think that Shawshank IS a pile.

Taxi Driver

BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN

Big Fish
Moulin Rouge
Billy Elliot
Velvet Goldmine
Life Of Brian
The Graduate

and a few more...(and some greek ones you wouldn't know of!)

Who the f*ck is Mick Jagger?

actually...........Transamerica was even better

Traffic
Schindler's List
War Of The Worlds
Pulp Fiction
Perfect World
Million Dollar Baby
Ruthless
Magnolia
Blow
The Big Lebowski
Casino
Goodfellas
Forrest Gump
Monster's Ball
Monster
Die Fetten Jahre sind vorbei (German picture)
LA Crash
Get Shorty
Good Will Hunting
The Game
Moonlight Mile
The Spy Who Loved Me
Leathal Weapon 1-4
JFK
Braveheart
Die Hard 3
Silence Of The Lambs

Live And Let Die.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
Dr. No.
Let's Spend The Night Together.

if i only got to pick one as my fave, it would be Brazil. if i only got to RECOMMEND one for someone to see, it would be The Coorporation.

Brazil
MP and the Holy Grail/Life of Brian
12 Monkeys
The Coorporation (documentary)
Big Fish


2 that would be at the top of my list if they were ever (correctly) made:
RS @ Brussels '73
The Monkeywrench Gang

BTW In Taxi Driver
did someone else notice the similarity between the song waiting on a friend and 'Sport' Matthew saying the same thing to Travis Bickle - I'm just waiting on a friend



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Casino.

Gambling and a great Stones sound track.

Also Sharon Stone!!