Movie You're Adding to Your "To Watch" List Next

What made you add this to your watchlist? I was watching it just the other day.

I generally prefer to watch the oldest rendition first as long as the older one is good and the newer one isn't considerably better, because I find the older one is usually better (except when it's a musical). So HK, would you recommend watching the silent one first?

I prefer the silent one, so yes.

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Okay then, I will.

Great idea!

-Le Samurai
-Cinema Paradiso
-The Formula (1980)
-The Young Lions
-The Arrangement (1967)
-The Blue Dahlia
-Dormant Beauty
-Umbrellas of Cherbourg
-The Red Shoes
-Les Diabloques
-Paisa
-and the recommendations of other mofos

[quote=Camo;1412204]Having sent in my list for the Documentaries Countdown and assuming we are doing 50's next i've just added the whole of that decade to my watchlist . Just in case my life somehow gets in the way of me watching every film made from 1950-1959, here are a random three i'd like to get to.

The 400 Blows: great movie - 8/10



Singing in the Rain: good - 6/10

Sleuth with Michael Caine and Laurence Olivier

Tampopo

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If you're asking about those, then these two would be my recommendations.

THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST

Phoenix (2014)

Looper, because I want to get a better feel for the director who's going to be making Star Wars Ep. VIII.

Uhhh...

Perfect Blue
A Muppet Christmas Carol
Tombstone
Little Miss Sunshine (again)
Liar Liar (again)
Kara no Kyoukai 1
Blood: The Last Vampire
Twilight Zone: The Movie
Tremors 2: Aftershocks
Serenity
*Kimi No Todoke

The Red Shoes is amazing.

Gimmie Shelter (2014)


One of the better looking films from last year that I want to see.









Bluebird (2015)









Cymbeline (2015)









A Girl Like Her (2015)

Raze (2013)



I saw the trailer and it looked pretty interesting.

Four Nights of a Dreamer, for the Arthouse Mafia.



Humanoids from the Deep, for the B-movie HoF because I made a deal with Cricket to watch it.



Night and Fog, because Neiba reminded me of it and it really sounds awesome.

Point Blank (1967), because I like Payback so much, and I've heard this is basically the better original version. Also 1967 is pretty much the greatest year of cinema ever.

Been holding out on watching this one for a long time now, hoping for a proper release.

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Is it only on VHS or something?

Yeah.