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The 39 Steps (d. Alfred Hitchcock, 1935)
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Eraserhead
I ordered it off David Lynch's official website a little while ago.
http://ecomm.davidlynch.com/catalog/dvd_ehead.php
I ordered it off David Lynch's official website a little while ago.
http://ecomm.davidlynch.com/catalog/dvd_ehead.php
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Originally Posted by Electric Wizard
Eraserhead
I ordered it off David Lynch's official website a little while ago.
http://ecomm.davidlynch.com/catalog/dvd_ehead.php
I ordered it off David Lynch's official website a little while ago.
http://ecomm.davidlynch.com/catalog/dvd_ehead.php
the site says $40, other then that I have no idea, my mom bought it as a late x-mas present.
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The Prince of Egypt - call me corny, but that movie touched really touched me 
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Originally Posted by Electric Wizard
the site says $40, other then that I have no idea, my mom bought it as a late x-mas present.
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A Day at the Races (1937) - 
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Blood Simple
1984 - Joel Coen
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I also watched it with the Kenneth Loring commentary written by the Coen's. Very stupid, but very funny!
1984 - Joel Coen
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I also watched it with the Kenneth Loring commentary written by the Coen's. Very stupid, but very funny!
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Excalibur (Boorman, 1981) - I LOVE LOVE LOVE this film. The costumes, the characters, the beautiful photography, the score. It may be nostalgia clouding my judgement, but whenever I watch this film I am just entranced in the story. Great perfomances by Nicol Williamson and Helen Mirren, as well as some early appearances by Patrick Stewart, Liam Neeson and an unrecognizable Gabrial Byrne.
My favorite dark ages film....
My favorite dark ages film....
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Originally Posted by jrs
White Noise
(d.Geoffrey Sax, 2005)
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(d.Geoffrey Sax, 2005)
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I just got back from seeing this one myself.
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Storia di una Capinera (Sparrow), Italy 1993, not bad, and tis a good beginning for my Angela Bettis week, which goes on with:
Toolbox Murders, 2003, well well, i liked the idea of the "house with a dark secret", and Angela, of course.
Toolbox Murders, 2003, well well, i liked the idea of the "house with a dark secret", and Angela, of course.
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