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🎬 El Chorizo's Great Obscure and Underrated Movies List
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odanny
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Why can't you ever discuss the topic of a thread? Do you have ADD?You are doing a good job of illustrating the typical behavior of our site Stalinists.
Yes , my Oldest Grandson is VincentVelocette is a motorcycle company.
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I feel blessed to have odanny, McRib and Crepitus all in one place.Why can't you ever discuss the topic of a thread? Do you have ADD?
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It was a decent movie, I couldn't get into it that much. I had high hopes for it based off the trailer but I felt like it fell flat. If you like subdued Brad Pitt watch Meet Joe Black.I liked Wind River. I could become a fan of Jeremy Renner.
The rest of them l’ve never heard of.
AD Astra l watched over and over again. I was never a fan of Brad Pitt, but he won me over with his restrained performance in this movie.
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It was a decent movie, I couldn't get into it that much. I had high hopes for it based off the trailer but I felt like it fell flat. If you like subdued Brad Pitt watch Meet Joe Black.
I read a lot into it, after watching it a few times. Likening it to The Odyssey. The son’s search for his estranged father.
And.....are we really alone in the known universe? Tommy Lee Jones’s character could not face that reality.
The director rejected the use of CGI, l saw in a later interview.
“ Last of the Mohicans “ and “Dunkirk” were perfect Films ( there are very few of those )
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“ Last of the Mohicans “ and “Dunkirk” were perfect Films ( there are very few of those )
Great films. The Last of the Mohicans has an amazing musical score as well. But both definitely not underrated or obscure
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I know this one is not obscure.
But watching reruns of ‘The Searchers’, this film stands the test of time.
Without the resources of CGI, and other technical frills and spills, the movie captures the sheer vastness and isolation of America, which can be overwhelming for Europeans.
But watching reruns of ‘The Searchers’, this film stands the test of time.
Without the resources of CGI, and other technical frills and spills, the movie captures the sheer vastness and isolation of America, which can be overwhelming for Europeans.
“ What Waits Below” ( Military / Archeological / Geophysicist ) Expedition deep into Vast Underground caverns encounter dangerous unexpected situation . Very off the radar film
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I just watched the trailer... oof, doesn't look good“ What Waits Below” ( Military / Archeological / Geophysicist ) Expedition deep into Vast Underground caverns encounter dangerous unexpected situation . Very off the radar film
I just watched the trailer... oof, doesn't look good
The Movie has really neat Bad Guy monsters that are redeemed in the end
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Watched the trailer... don't think I can make it through that. Wow though, directed by Steven Spielberg!
Susperia ( Italian Schlock Horror ) But it sticks with you , Must be the Soundtrack
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That was his first movie he directed. I still remember it from my youth. Loved Dennis Weaver.Watched the trailer... don't think I can make it through that. Wow though, directed by Steven Spielberg!
Definitely a classic.
THX1138 is also a ClassicThat was his first movie he directed. I still remember it from my youth. Loved Dennis Weaver.
Definitely a classic.
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Your avatar is from an eighties movie, I miss those types of feel good, character developments & with growth over the arc of the movie.I've been putting this list together over the past few years and thought maybe some of y'all might be interested in the list. I tried to rank these in order of how obscure it is, how underrated and unkown it is when I factored in the overall score.
The link to the list is here: https://www.imdb.com/list/ls562349509/
Please feel free to suggest other movies that you think should be on the list or ask me about movies on the list. I'm always interested to learn of amazing movies that I've never seen. Thank you in advance.
This one, is an underrated small production, that sort of captures that feel, IMO. . . if you are into that, and miss that vibe, but, in that vein, it is also a bit sappy and campy.
It has a "Karate Kid," vibe to it.
A History of Violence is excellent. I only recently discovered that Viggo Mortensen is Gay. Not that it matters at all, it just surprised me.
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