Movies You Love but Think Not Many Others Have Seen

Somebody tell me they've seen this besides me (and probably Mark) and I will be impressed! Hint, it's on Youtube as an official upload from the producer.

Yay! David and Lisa!

(I still say the character of Sheldon on The Big Bang Theory was based on Keir Dullea's performance as David - a little less psychotic, but a lot of the same mannerisms & neuroses!)

This reminded me of Cold Turkey (1971)



A somewhat dark comedy starring Dick Van Dyke about quitting smoking!
Never heard too many people mention seeing this movie.

I really need to see this again!

One thing I remember is Dick Van Dyke plays the town preacher who tries to replace his urge to smoke with sex with his wife - and there are scenes of his exhausted wife hearing him come home and come up the stairs as she reluctantly starts taking her clothes off... again!

At the top of my head.

A sweet flick, with an avoidable dose of communist ideology that is small and can be ignored.



I love this romantic flick and its likeable leads. I never get tired of rewatching it. It also had a Hollywood remake which I haven't bothered to watch.

Both good movies. I especially liked "Bad Boy Bubby"

Confessions Of An Action Star
Murder Party
Way Of The Gun
Jackie's Back
Crazy As Hell
Hell And Back

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Oh, and Rubber

A guy I went to high school with has a bit part in The Frisco Kid, but even that didn't stop me from hating it.

Death Becomes Her is a really good movie

Don't think many have seen....

My Nights Are More Beautiful Than Your Days (1989/French)
The Bit Player (2013/Filipino)
The Red Turtle (2016/Animation)
Song of the Sea (2014/Animation)

An extremely sad, poignant and touching film from 2006.

2019 The Dead Don't Die
2016 Gimme Danger (Documentary)

2016 Paterson (directed by)

2013 Only Lovers Left Alive

2009 The Limits of Control

2005 Broken Flowers

2003 Coffee and Cigarettes

2002 Ten Minutes Older: The Trumpet (segment "Int. Trailer Night")

1999 Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai

1997 Year of the Horse (Documentary)

1995 Dead Man

1991 Night on Earth

1989 Mystery Train

1986 Down by Law

1984 Stranger Than Paradise
1980 Permanent Vacation



I assume that there are some fans here, but i also assume that there are many who have not heard of Jarmusch. His plots are loose, his stories are slow and somewhat disconnected, he breaks all the rules for succesful film making, yet he atill has an audience. I have fell behind and hove not seen several of his more recent movies, but I am loading up my que.


maybe Jarmusch is more appropriate for this thread than I thought. Nothing, not even Down by Law" on Netflix.

Love those 2. Actually bought 'Sin Nombre' on Blu Ray 2 days ago!

First few that spring to mind:

'The Broken Circle Breakdown' (2013)



'Failan' (2001)

'Victoria' (2015)



'Christmas in August' (1998)



'I Wish' (2011)



'The Diving Bell and the butterfly' (2007)



'Ratcatcher (1999)



Lilyah 4-ever (2002)



'FoxTrot' (2017)



'We the Animals' (2018)



'The Isle' (2000)