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		My Comment	My Rating	User Average	Lists
1	Ravenous	Hands down--my favorite film--EVER. Also note that it contains one of the greatest soundtracks of all time as well--thank you Michael Nyman and Damon Albarn.		(Not Rated)	In 9 Lists	Add To List Rate Review Buy This!
2	The Signal	A brilliant film depicted through three different acts each written and directed by three different directors. One of the best, most twisted love stories of recent memory.		(Not Rated)	In 8 Lists	Add To List Rate Review
3	Team America: World Police	Absolute comedic genius. I've never laughed harder at a movie. Made fun of eveyrthing and everyone that needed to be satirised at the time. Love it.		(Not Rated)	In 10 Lists	Add To List Rate Review
4	Dark City	It's dark and gritty, contains an excellent atmosphere and its story is nothing short of kick-ass. Oh, and I find that it contains one of the best depictions of telekineses too.	(Not Rated)	(Not Rated)	In 7 Lists	Add To List Rate Review
5	Sunshine	A severely underrated sci-fi romp. Visually astounding musically unforgettable.		(Not Rated)	In 9 Lists	Add To List Rate Review
6	Pitch Black	One of the greatest science fiction films ever made. Brilliantly directed and scripted this is the film ol' Vin should be remembered for.	(Not Rated)	(Not Rated)	In 12 Lists	Add To List Rate Review
7	Repo! the Genetic Opera!	It has its faults, but dismiss some of the obnoxious songs and Paris Hilton altogether and what you have is a creative opera with some immensely catchy tunes and an excellent lead character--the Repo Man himself.	(Not Rated)	(Not Rated)	In 12 Lists	Add To List Rate Review
8	The Proposition	The greatest western I have EVER laid eyes on. Superb direction and cinematography meld perfectly with Nick Cave's beautiful script and score.	(Not Rated)	(Not Rated)	In 4 Lists	Add To List Rate Review
9	Bubba Ho-Tep	Hilarious, sad and oddly moving--Bubba Ho-tep displays Bruce Campbell best performance to date (though they're all epic), as well as Brian Tyler's best score to date.	(Not Rated)	(Not Rated)	In 2 Lists	Add To List Rate Review
10	Army Of Darkness	It's Army of Darkness, screwheads! Thus, no explanantion should be required to convey its greatness.		(Not Rated)	In 12 Lists	Add To List Rate Review
11	Oldboy	My favorite film from one of the best directors out there: Park Chan Wook. Possibly the most compelling take on revenge films out there, and it contains a gut punch of a twist. That, and it has one fo the greatest fight scenes of all time.	(Not Rated)	(Not Rated)	In 12 Lists	Add To List Rate Review
12	Payback	Mel Gibson rocks and he mercilessly kicks a whole lotta ass here. Check out Helgeland's cut of the film though--far superior to the brutal original.	(Not Rated)	(Not Rated)	In 10 Lists	Add To List Rate Review Buy This!
13	Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon	Along with The Signal, Behind the Mask is one of the most brilliant recent films out there. A hilariously creative mock-doc satirising the slasher genre to exquisite effect.		(Not Rated)	In 5 Lists	Add To List Rate Review
14	The Lookout	A heartbreaking thriller that provides some exceptional performances from Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Jeff Daniels.	(Not Rated)	(Not Rated)	In 2 Lists	Add To List Rate Review
15	Dead Man's Shoes	Paddy Considine's performance is unforgettable as is the rest of the brutally blunt film.		(Not Rated)	In 2 Lists	Add To List Rate Review
16	Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance	Another film in Park Chan-Wook's vengeance trilogy (the first, I believe). Completely different from Oldboy in many ways--yet still a work of depressing art.	(Not Rated)	(Not Rated)	In 4 Lists	Add To List Rate Review

Ravenous

My Rating:
User Average:	(Not Rated)

Hands down--my favorite film--EVER. Also note that it contains one of the greatest soundtracks of all time as well--thank you Michael Nyman and Damon Albarn.

The Signal

My Rating:
User Average:	(Not Rated)

A brilliant film depicted through three different acts each written and directed by three different directors. One of the best, most twisted love stories of recent memory.

Team America: World Police

My Rating:
User Average:	(Not Rated)

Absolute comedic genius. I've never laughed harder at a movie. Made fun of eveyrthing and everyone that needed to be satirised at the time. Love it.

Dark City

My Rating:	(Not Rated)
User Average:	(Not Rated)

It's dark and gritty, contains an excellent atmosphere and its story is nothing short of kick-ass. Oh, and I find that it contains one of the best depictions of telekineses too.

Sunshine

My Rating:
User Average:	(Not Rated)

A severely underrated sci-fi romp. Visually astounding musically unforgettable.

Pitch Black

My Rating:	(Not Rated)
User Average:	(Not Rated)

One of the greatest science fiction films ever made. Brilliantly directed and scripted this is the film ol' Vin should be remembered for.

Repo! the Genetic Opera!

My Rating:	(Not Rated)
User Average:	(Not Rated)

It has its faults, but dismiss some of the obnoxious songs and Paris Hilton altogether and what you have is a creative opera with some immensely catchy tunes and an excellent lead character--the Repo Man himself.

The Proposition

My Rating:	(Not Rated)
User Average:	(Not Rated)

The greatest western I have EVER laid eyes on. Superb direction and cinematography meld perfectly with Nick Cave's beautiful script and score.

Bubba Ho-Tep

My Rating:	(Not Rated)
User Average:	(Not Rated)

Hilarious, sad and oddly moving--Bubba Ho-tep displays Bruce Campbell best performance to date (though they're all epic), as well as Brian Tyler's best score to date.

Army Of Darkness

My Rating:
User Average:	(Not Rated)

It's Army of Darkness, screwheads! Thus, no explanantion should be required to convey its greatness.

Oldboy

My Rating:	(Not Rated)
User Average:	(Not Rated)

My favorite film from one of the best directors out there: Park Chan Wook. Possibly the most compelling take on revenge films out there, and it contains a gut punch of a twist. That, and it has one fo the greatest fight scenes of all time.

Payback

My Rating:	(Not Rated)
User Average:	(Not Rated)

Mel Gibson rocks and he mercilessly kicks a whole lotta ass here. Check out Helgeland's cut of the film though--far superior to the brutal original.

Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon

My Rating:
User Average:	(Not Rated)

Along with The Signal, Behind the Mask is one of the most brilliant recent films out there. A hilariously creative mock-doc satirising the slasher genre to exquisite effect.

The Lookout

My Rating:	(Not Rated)
User Average:	(Not Rated)

A heartbreaking thriller that provides some exceptional performances from Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Jeff Daniels.

Dead Man's Shoes

My Rating:
User Average:	(Not Rated)

Paddy Considine's performance is unforgettable as is the rest of the brutally blunt film.

Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance

My Rating:	(Not Rated)
User Average:	(Not Rated)

Another film in Park Chan-Wook's vengeance trilogy (the first, I believe). Completely different from Oldboy in many ways--yet still a work of depressing art.

11 Comments

Yentz

June 14th, 2009 8:00pm

Glad you appreciate it, Soylent.

And I'll be adding to it soon, simply because I never finished.

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niteowl

June 14th, 2009 4:26pm

I'd love to see a sequel.

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soylent green Lantern

June 14th, 2009 3:49pm

Awesome List, man.

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Yentz

June 11th, 2009 7:12pm

Yeah, Guy Pierce is one of my favorite actors. That, and he's in my favorite film, "Ravenous". And yeah, info is minimal on Behind the Mask: 2, but there is talk of ol' Leslie Vernon comin' back, with the same actor reprising the role. Apparently he's pretty excited to give the mockumentary another shot.

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niteowl

June 11th, 2009 5:12pm

Yeah, Guy Pierce gave the best performance I have ever seen by a male actor in cinema. He was so good, that in the end, when everything is lost, it actually made me CRY! That's how good it was. I would like to see a Behind the Mask sequel, although I too am not sure how it would play out.

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Yentz

June 10th, 2009 6:17pm

Dude, that is my absolute favorite western. Guy Pierce is awesome, the film is gorgeously filmed and Nick Cave's and music score is utterly amazing. And yeah, Behind the Mask is great--apparently they're working on a sequel... Don't know how that'll turn out...

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niteowl

June 10th, 2009 4:16pm

Dude, I am so glad to find another fan of The Proposition. It's just such a good movie, it's so good! I also really love Behind the Mask.

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Yentz

March 18th, 2009 7:14pm

Haha, thanks, man--still buildin' it too.

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desperate hot guy10

March 15th, 2009 7:30pm

BEST. LIST. EVER

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Yentz

February 15th, 2009 9:04pm

Thanks man.

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The CryptKeeper

February 15th, 2009 1:46pm

Got some good movies there. The Signal is awesome, so is Behind the Mask, and Army of Darkness. Oldboy is pretty good too.

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