I'll have to look for that!
Great movies you might not have heard of.
sabrinathecat
Explorer
Ah yes, the Resurrected: That was good. There was also The Unnamable, and Unnamable 2. Sadly, only the second one was released on DVD (Ryhs Davies and David Warner beefed up the cast a bit).
Resurrecting this thread because I just popped the new NIN CD in my car's changer, and it reminded me of another movie, the Hungarian thriller Kontroll. Nicely done, with elements of comedy, heroism, and either insanity or a bit of the supernatural...
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Nellisir
Hero
Ach. Blood of Heroes and Slipstream. Man, I haven't thought about those movies in ages.
I'm not sure Kung Fu Hustle is obscure. You might as well mention Shaolin Soccer too.
I'm not sure if these are "obscure" or just foreign, but Nightwatch & Daywatch; The Good, The Bad, and The Weird; and Judge Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame are all pretty cool.
Other movies that I've given 5 stars on Netflix (but don't always remember why): Harry Brown; Moon; The Heir Apparent: Largo Winch; Chocolate (Thai martial arts film); Defiance; Jar City; Winter's Bone (fricking amazing and haunting; Jennifer Lawrence has my eternal respect because of this movie); Sound of Noise; Black Death; MirrorMask; The Secret of Kells (breathtaking animation); Tomorrow When The War Began (Aussie Red Dawn); Hogfather (about a thousand times better than I expected); London Boulevard;
I'm not sure Kung Fu Hustle is obscure. You might as well mention Shaolin Soccer too.
I'm not sure if these are "obscure" or just foreign, but Nightwatch & Daywatch; The Good, The Bad, and The Weird; and Judge Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame are all pretty cool.
Other movies that I've given 5 stars on Netflix (but don't always remember why): Harry Brown; Moon; The Heir Apparent: Largo Winch; Chocolate (Thai martial arts film); Defiance; Jar City; Winter's Bone (fricking amazing and haunting; Jennifer Lawrence has my eternal respect because of this movie); Sound of Noise; Black Death; MirrorMask; The Secret of Kells (breathtaking animation); Tomorrow When The War Began (Aussie Red Dawn); Hogfather (about a thousand times better than I expected); London Boulevard;
Saw those. Interesting, but they didn't completely grab me. Definitely worth seeing at least once, though.
Nellisir
Hero
Ayup.
I watched all of those on Netflix, but a lot of them are not available to stream anymore. Some of them I don't recollect, particularly The Heir Apparent, Jar City, Black Death, Defiance, and London Boulevard. Clearly I thought they were good (or I wanted them to sway my Netflix recommendations). I'd particularly like to watch Jar City again, as I've since read a lot more Scandinavian crime fiction, including the book Jar City.
Zombie_Babies
First Post
Amazing movie. It's beautifully shot, the plot is wonderful and it's always entertaining.
Don't know if it's been added but Rubber is one of my favorite oddball movies. That and Dead Man.
trappedslider
Legend
I'm gonna suggest Heathers because it's an extremely dark deconstruction of the other teen movies of the 80s
But be prepared for tons of Harsher in hindsight due to everything that's gone on in between the movie's release back in 89 and now regarding teen violance
But be prepared for tons of Harsher in hindsight due to everything that's gone on in between the movie's release back in 89 and now regarding teen violance
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Our Man Flint was on TCM, great movie!
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