Movies That You Must See Or Die Trying

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Pretty much speaks for itself.

Mine is "Epic Movie." The commercials in themselves are HILARIOUS!

I still have yet to see Borat, since I have a profound fascination with that part of the world.

Tim

I want to see the next James Bond movie Casino Royale

movies that i've seen that you should you see or die trying: Amelie- it's a french movie that i found quite funny and eye opening. (warning:amelie is not suitable for young children)
Airplane!-crazy spoof movie

movies i want to see...*goes on imdb to search for movies* pan's labyrinth and the prestige.

the prestige recieved high ratings and pan's reminds me of my life(with the imagining you're in a story thing)

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

The greatest spaghetti Western ever made.

Here's what's on my "to see" list:

-300: http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/300.html (DAAAAMN those are some nice visuals.)
-Perfume: http://www.apple.com/trailers/dreamworks/perfume/
-Curse of the Golden Flower. http://www.apple.com/trailers/sony/curseofthegoldenflower/hd/
-Casshern. http://www.apple.com/jp/quicktime/trailers/casshern_large.html (Will this movie EVER be imported to the US in ANY form?)
-Snow Cake. (It's about Autism, so I await the DVD.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOWfcnJPC6A
-Hot Fuzz: http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1809425690/trailer
-Fido. (It's like Shaun of the Dead mixed with Leave it to Beaver. The zombie serves as a family's, er, pet. No trailer yet, sorry.)
-Spider-Man 3. http://www.apple.com/trailers/sony_pictures/spider-man_3/
-The Golden Compass. (Loved the book. No trailer yet though.)
-Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. http://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/harrypotterandtheorderofthephoenix/hd/
-Little Children http://www.apple.com/trailers/newline/littlechildren/ (I like Kate Winslet...)
-Renaissance. http://www.apple.com/trailers/miramax/renaissance/


On my Netflix queue (not all of them are out yet):
-The Protector (yay for Tony Jaa and his superstunts!)
-The rest of the Fullmetal Alchemist anime series, plus the film (the only anime I like, pretty much)
-Little Miss Sunshine (got a lot of praise from film geeks)
-Thank You for Smoking (ditto)
-They Came Back (it's a non-zombie movie. Look it up to get what I mean.)
-Lilya 4-Ever (thanks for the recommendation Starbuline!)
-Dark Star (hippies in space? My dad remembers it from a long time ago and wants to see it again)
-Gandhi (never seen it. Need to!)
-This Film is Not Yet Rated (about the EEEEVILS and INJUSTICE of the MPAA!! !)
-Jesus Camp (about an evil creepy super hardcore Christian camp. Part real documentary, part horror film)
-The Last Kiss (probably bad but I like Zach Braff, so I'm giving it a shot)
-Pi: Faith in Chaos (one of the earlier works of the director of The Fountain, which I loved)
-Snakes on a Plane (I'll probably hate it, but I'm giving it a try and try to laugh at it)
-Rain Man (only seen PART of this)
-Flags of Our Fathers (I'm watching it for the good visuals and the exposure of all the corruption and falsehoods dealing with the flag-photo)
-Farce of the Penguins (Samuel L. Jackson narrates this fetishy mockumentary about sex-crazed penguins.)
-Casino Royale (Bond done right?)
-Babel (it's basically Crash: International Edition. Or something. I loved Crash so I'll give this a shot.)
-Flushed Away (probably won't be good, but then I said that about the Wallace & Gromit movie, which was great)
-The Departed (supposed to be good)
-Man of the Year (political comedy from the people who did Wag the Dog, yay)
-For Your Consideration (probably not as good as Best in Show, but I still like Christopher Guest's mockumentaries so I'll try it)
-Stranger Than Fiction (I may hate Will Farrel but this movie looks interesting!)

The new Harry Potter, Spiderman, and fantastic four
as well as golden compass
Earthsea
Hobbit- when ever its done!!
Batman sequel- when its done too
and the next eragon- I know its sad!!

Is this thread only for new movies? Because the one I want to see is from the 70's or 80's.

Plauge Dogs- It seems to only be alavable in the UK. Maybe I can throw a huge hissy fit and make my mom get it off eBay for me.

I would like to see some John Cleese films like "A Fish Called Wanda" and "Clockwise."

By what I read of "Clockwise" it's about a man obsessed with time.

A bit like me when I was younger. I always looked to see what the time was

La Reine Margot - it's french, based on a book (one i HAVEN'T read, so it isn't spoiled ) and has everything apart from a nuclear disaster, and that's only because they weren't invented then.

Strictly ballroom - It's Australian and about Ballroom dancing, the tans need to be seen to be believed.

Serenity - A space western, carries on from Firefly, which is amazing.

Dog Soldiers - A group of soldiers on a training exercise encounter werewolves, very amusing.

Donnie Darko - Great film AND great music.

Indiana Jones - Most people have probably already seen it, but it's still good no matter how many times you watch it, i know.

Shaft in Africa is a great movie. It's so bad, that it's good.

spiderman 3

Reign On Me
Premonition
Gideon
Spiderman 3
Die Hard
Die Hard 2
Die Hard 3
Die Hard 4 (Live Free or Die Hard!)
Mozart and the Whale