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Adaptation is one of, if not, the best Cage movies. Check out Hardy's Bronson its actually really damn good. -
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Anything by David Lynch, but specifically from the ones I recall the most: Lost Highway and Blue Velvet. In Blue Velvet I was sitting...
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BookTenTiger replied to the thread Spoilers Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.That scene chokes me up! The evolving relationships is one of the best things about the show. Bashir and O'Brien, Bashir and Garak...
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OK, confession time. I don't cry at a lot of movies - a few scenes get me from time to time like Riley breaking down about her sadness...
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As kids, my brother and I went to see Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan with our dad. We'd already been exposed to TOS, and seeing Spock's...
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The Matrix. I saw it with my dorky college group of friends, and we always went to Perkins after any movie for coffee, pie, cigarettes...
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Two college experiences come to mind. Our film committee would schedule 3 films a week (this was the 1980s) - an older, mainstream movie...
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Saving private ryan. I went with my dad who went through Vietnam. He never really seemed that affected by his experience but on that day...
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First five-ten minutes of Indiana Jones & the Raiders of the Lost Ark, from the opening credits to the seaplane flying off into the...
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There have a been a few times I got the cult experience. Once when locally they did a Rock Horror Picture Show weekly showing during the...
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This was not a good experience but: the Jessica Biel "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" remake was the most unrelenting horror movie I had ever...
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I was 12, and I think I stopped breathing for the duration. :D
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My dad tells the story of bringing my brother and myself to the original Star Wars. I was 5 at the time and do not quite recall it the...
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Pirates of the Carribbean, when the undead walk under the water to climb on to the ship I just couldn't container myself and laughed out...
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BookTenTiger posted the thread Your most "visceral" experience at a movie theater. in *Geek Talk & Media.The AV Club has a great little article about visceral experiences at the movie theater. What are your most memorable movie theater...