"I`m a movie fan, but...I`ve Never seen..."
 

Classic Films...Great films...Underated Films.

Wherever they fall, they`ve been rated and recommended and maybe fallen into more than a dozen Top 100 of all-time lists and no doubt, a few Top 10`s here , but for some reason you have not got round to watching them, and maybe never will.

So,

"I`m a movie fan, but I`ve never seen..." :blush:

"Schindlers List"
"The Godfather"
"Casablanca"
"Gone With the Wind"
"Goodfellas"
"Dr.Strangeglove"
"Seven Samurai"
"Dances With Wolves"
"Raging Bull"
"A Clockwork Orange"
"The Wild Bunch"
"Chinatown" .

That`s my Dirty Dozen...what`s yours? :)

i've never seen:

schindler's list
sophie's choice
anything by fellini besides 8 1/2
breathless
last tango in paris
prospero's book
shadow of the vampire
sixth sense
gandhi
last emperor

i fell asleep during:
andrei rublev
drowning by numbers
thx 1138

Here are some critically acclaimed, popular, or otherwise significantly praised movies I haven't seen:

Modern Times
Bringing Up Baby
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
Stagecoach
Wuthering Heights (1939)
Mutiny on the Bounty (1935)
Gigi (1958)
A Place in the Sun
Tom Jones
All the King's Men
The Lost Weekend
The Life of Emile Zola
Grand Hotel

looks at ground

chinatown
blue velvet
memento
north by north west
12 angry men
the third man (i do have it on DVD just aint watched it yet)

Gone With the Wind
How the West was Won
Get Carter
New York Stories
Ragtime
The Big Country
Sexy Beast
Moonstruck
A Streetcar Named Desire
Beauty and the Beast
Blow Up
Gigi
Ikiru
All About Eve
Gosford Park

silver i thought you had seen Citizen Kane you kept going on about it to me all the time! :)

you gota see se7en aswell even if i have to post you the god damn film! :laugh:

but none of yours compares to my friend who has not seen ANY of the star wars films lotr, aliens saga fight club!! :eek:

I was using Citizen Kane as a pure example; what with it being rated the number one film of all time again and again and again and again.

ahhhhH!!1 so what is your favourite film of all time then?

I believe Lawrence of Arabia is the best film ever made. It's in my top three favorites with Pulp Fiction and Apocalypse Now. Amelie is fourth and I don't have a fifth that can stand among those four.

pulp fiction is one of the greats, its my birthday today and i got the pulp fiction and jackie brown special edition dvd's quality. what story is your fav?

Where you correcting me? Or were you just adding another to your list? I meant Ikiru. I haven't really wanted to see Akira.

BTW, have you seen Citizen Kane or not? Because if you have, why did you put it on your list of haven't seen?

read the earlier post he said he hadnt :)

I haven't seen Akira and I haven't seen Citizen Kane and why Herod, do you not want to see the wonderful, wonderful, uber wonderful [and Holden will back me up], Amelie?!

Amelie rules! thanks to that film i was introduced to the wonderful film delicatessen!

It seems that every time I go to rent a movie(unless it's on a Tuesday) I often get panic stricken because I've seen everything already, or I've seen everything I want to.

So then I peruse a list I keep in my head of the movies I should see according to AFI, Entertainment Weekly or a well-meaning friend. Ultimately, and I don't know why, but I end up getting something I've already seen or nothing at all.

Here's a part of that list:

"Rosemary's Baby"
"Life is Beautiful"
"Citizen Kane"
"Singin' in the Rain"
"Airport"
"2001: A SpaceOdessey"
"Apollo 13"
"Goldfinger"
"Happiness"
"Cinema Paradiso"

note: some of these are on AMC frequently, but even then I can't c-c-c-commit.

I did read it, I couldn't tell exactly what he meant. I rented it a couple of years ago, and I do understand that because of the way he filmed it, and the lighting, and etc. why it is heralded as a classic. Truthfully, I found it boring. Generation gap? I don't know.

What are you talking about?