10 Movies You Want to See, But Haven't Gotten Around To Watching (For Whatever Reason)

Moana
Cinderella (Live Action)
The King's Speech
Finding Dory
The Descendants (the one with George Clooney and his family, NOT the one with the Disney villain kids)
Precious: Based on the Novel "Push" by Sapphire
Man of Steel
Captain America: Civil War
The Good Dinosaur (I heard it was mediocre, but mediocre by Pixar standards is still really good if the Cars movies, Brave, and Monsters University are any indication)
Batman Begins
 
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good list [MENTION=49950]AngusCastle[/MENTION].

would be interested to hear what someone else on here thinks about kiss me kate. as a cole porter worshiper i expected greatness but instead found it to be the most painful '50s musical that i've seen.
 
That's kind of shame considering I really like movie musicals. Worst 50s musical I've seen is The King and I
 
my rule for musicals is that I don't watch anything with Howard Keel in it
 
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Mary Poppins
All the President's Men
The Immortal Story
I Never Sang for My Father
Only Angels Have Wings
The Searchers
The Rain People
Raging Bull
Limelight

I have no idea why I haven't seen these films since I want to see them. Watching a movie isn't that difficult...
 
-Edge of 17
-Moana
-Doctor Stranger
-Fantastic Beasts
-Ant-Man
-Rogue One
-Don't Breathe

that's about all i can think of right now.

I wanna see Edge of 17 and Moana both because they're pretty popular and I'm pretty sure I'd like them. Fantastic Beasts because I think it would be an interesting film. Don't Breathe because the concept is interesting to me, and I heard good things. Rogue One because, you know, Star Wars... Doctor Strange and Ant-Man because I'm a MCU fan and need to catch up sooner rather than later...
 
-Faris Beuller's Day Off
-Aladdin
-A Dog's Purpose
-Rogue One
-Wargames

I have a ton of DVDS I've never unwrapped from birthdays, Christmas, etc. I should probably start digging through those.
 
I can tick Shaun of the Dead off my list. Hot Fuzz was funnier and more heartfelt but I still really enjoyed it.
 
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The Princess Bride
The Music Man (1962)
Ace in the Hole
Almost Famous
American Beauty
The Texas chainsaw Massacre
Top Hat
Rain Man
L'Atalante
 
Mostly just animated stuff but whatever

1. Fritz the Cat
2. The Great Mouse Detective
3. The Rescuers Down Under
4. Corpse Bride
5. Song of the Sea
6. Anomalisa
7. The Lego Movie
8. Psycho
9. 2001: A Space Odyssey
10. Close Encounters of the Third Kind
 
In no particular order:

House (1977) (Tried to record this off TCM a while back, but I failed.)
A Hard Day's Night (I rented this from Netflix months ago)
Magical Mystery Tour
Deadpool (have this on tape)
Life of Brian
CSA: Confederate States of America
Wayne's World
The Trip (1967)
Funny Games (2007)
The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini
 
I had a blank tape on hand at the time. It was a couple of months back.
 
jal90 said:
Barry Lyndon
Once upon a time in America
Schindler's list
Dogville
Otto e mezzo
Ikiru
The sting
Sansho the Bailiff
The tale of the princess Kaguya
Life is beautiful
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Whoa, I've made very little progress in two years. Two fascinating films, by the way.

Two new ones:

Barry Lyndon
Once upon a time in America
Schindler's list
Otto e mezzo
Ikiru
The sting
Sansho the Bailiff
Life is beautiful
Grapes of wrath
Lawrence of Arabia
 
BlueRibbonCommittee said:
Moana
Cinderella (Live Action)
The King's Speech
Finding Dory
The Descendants (the one with George Clooney and his family, NOT the one with the Disney villain kids)
Precious: Based on the Novel "Push" by Sapphire
Man of Steel
Captain America: Civil War
The Good Dinosaur
Batman Begins
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Moana out. Saw it at a party a few weeks ago. In its place I will put The Heathers, courtesy of [MENTION=27754]comeau[/MENTION]. I'll be sure to report when I finally do see it.
 
AngusCastle said:
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The Princess Bride
The Music Man (1962)
Ace in the Hole
Almost Famous
American Beauty
The Texas chainsaw Massacre
Top Hat
Rain Man
L'Atalante
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Seen and replaced with Planes Trains and Automobiles, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane and Dog Day Afternoon
 
Seconds
Zazie dans la Metro
Nashville
The Last Picture Show (Catch-22)
Rififi
Rashomon
Interiors
My Darling Clementine
Knife in the Water
Stardust Memories

can cut The Last Picture Show and will replace with Catch-22

also just finished my last Mann/Stewart western (finally!). they were all great but Winchester '73 was my fave
 
My Fair Lady
Terms of Endearment
The Artist
A Place in the Sun
Duck Soup
The Asphalt Jungle
The Third Man
All the President's Men
Get Out
Little Miss Sunshine
 
I have decided to make a separate list of movies I'd like to see... my previous list is movies I might enjoy. But this one is movies that I've heard are so godawful, but despite and/or because of that, morbid curiosity tempts me to watch them either to see how bad they are or to see if I will agree or disagree with the crowd.

The Emoji Movie
Pinocchio (the 2002 live action version)
Gigli
Pixels
Season of the Witch
Happily N'Ever After
Showgirls (the TV edit)
Delgo
Foodfight!
Norm of the North
 
[MENTION=73300]BlueRibbonCommittee[/MENTION] I've seen two of those movies. Trust me, Pixels is NOT so bad it's kinda funny to watch, or even bad enough to really rip to shreds. It's just a boring, mediocre movie that will be nothing more than a waste of your time.

Foodfight! is technically the worse movie, but it's also so hilariously awful at times it's something you gotta see at least once (well, scratch that, once only). Mostly it was so boring it made me fall asleep, but it's still an amusingly bad enough movie that I "recommend" it.
 
Seconds
Zazie dans la Metro
Nashville
Catch-22
Rififi
Rashomon
Interiors
My Darling Clementine
Knife in the Water
Stardust Memories (Save the Tiger)

saw Stardust Memories today so that's out and replace it with Save the Tiger

hey [MENTION=47429]Frightened Inmate No. 2[/MENTION] been ages since you updated us
 
oh yeah, i check on this thread a lot so i forget that i haven't posted here in a while.

Frightened Inmate No. 2 said:
2001: A Space Odyssey
A Clockwork Orange
Seven Samurai
Full Metal Jacket
Zodiac
Fight Club
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
The Searchers
The Terminator
Spirited Away

Blue Valentine
In the Mood for Love
Nights of Cabiria
L'avventura
Naked Lunch
Tokyo Story
The Mother and the Whore
My Night at Maud's
A Matter of Life and Death
Werckmeister Harmonies
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seen 2001, full metal jacket, spirited away, nights of cabiria, naked lunch, tokyo story, my night at maud's, and a matter of life and death.


A Clockwork Orange
Seven Samurai
Zodiac
Fight Club
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
The Searchers
The Terminator
The Sixth Sense
The Prestige
Drive

Blue Valentine
In the Mood for Love
L'avventura
The Mother and the Whore
Werckmeister Harmonies
Margaret
Like Someone in Love
4 Weeks, 3 Months, and 2 Days
Make Way For Tomorrow
Titicut Follies
 
I still haven't seen Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, Pocohantas, the Rescuers Down Under, and a number of Disney films from the 1940's-1950's.

I just saw Mulan a few weekends ago, however; probably one of my favorite films to date.
 
Haven't seen Aladdin and Beauty and the Beast? you're missing out.

Little Miss Sunshine
The Ten Commandments
Now Voyager
Swing Time
My Fair Lady
Rogue One
Gilda
The King of Comedy
A Place in the Sun
Scary Movie 2-5
 
All of Star Wars, Harry Potter and Indiana Jones. I actually watched the original Star Wars trilogy in 2016, and the prequels last month. Saw The Force Awakens in the theatre. Only Rogue One left.

Seeing Raiders of the Lost Ark in the theatre a few weeks from now. They were screening it two times so I took the chance. When else am I gonna get an opportunity to see that at the theatre.
 
The godfather movies
Jaws
2001 A Space Odyssey
Logan
Gravity
Terminator movies
A clockwork orange
Schindlers list
Thor movies (Only recent marvel movies i have not seen yet)
Gladiator
 
hutz said:
Seconds
Zazie dans la Metro
Nashville (Le Samourai)
Catch-22
Rififi
Rashomon (Spirit of the Beehive)
Interiors
My Darling Clementine
Knife in the Water
Save the Tiger
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seen Nashville and Rashomon
will replace them with Le Samourai and Spirit of the Beehive
 
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