Movies man ,... Movies

[ProudDogWeather]

I was wondering what some of you other dudeists favorite movie ( besides the big lebowki ) mine would have to be fear and loathing in Las Vegas it a great movie and it based off a trip hunter s Thompson had with his attorney to Las Vegas while covering ( for the Rolling Stones magazine ) the mint 500

[Dude Skippy]

Heat. Great ensemble cast. Simple enough story, but the kind of film that I can really appreciate more each time I watch it. It goes beyond the cop chasing criminal plot, and the depth of the various relationships between the characters is seen more clearly each time.

[Masked Dude]

One of my favorites is La Cité des Enfants Perdus (City of Lost Children). The English translation (subtitles and dubbed) is a bit off, but it's not so far off the story is screwed up.

And Ron Perlman has a funny accent in French.

It's a dark story, reminiscent of Dark City, which came out after.

[BikerDude]

It's impossible.
I like so many and so many various types.
I could assemble a best of but I just know it would be incomplete at best.
I have a lot of guilty pleasures.
I watched "The life and times of judge roy bean" last night. Directed by John Huston.
A guilty pleasure.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNM64VP2JBw

Also a very guilty pleasure "White Lightning" with Burt Reynolds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kf5nWhOeV8k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c58fkE_UOOA

[Hominid]

My special lady and I have a new favourite:  Whiplash.  The ending...

[BikerDude]

My special lady and I have a new favourite:  Whiplash.  The ending...

That's the one about the drummer?
I'll need to check that out.
I'm sure my special lady friend would like that also.
She is a music school grad and has stories about nightmare teachers.

[Hominid]

Ya, it's really well done.  Personally, the best movie I've seen in 5 years.

[jgiffin]

I'm a man of a certain age and disposition. Your mileage will vary but here's what I have in my DVD collection. Yes, it's sparse.

Fight Club  -  Like Bikerdude, I am a well-known Walterist. This speaks to me.

Office Space   - Prototypical dudeist response to the modern condition. Also, not bad career advice. I'm not even kidding here.

Pulp Fiction    - The anti-chronological presentation, voluminous archaic/modern references, and fluid dialogue are just perfect. The frame of things "is" disjointed.

Tombstone   -  Highly quotable...not all that dudely perhaps. But Doc does resign himself to destiny with a aplomb.

The Ethics of Aristotle   - My mom gave it to me. I think she got it at a yard sale. Not bad, though. It's a multi-volume summary course put out by the university of somewhere.

Star Wars Trilogy  -  The "first" three (i.e., Luke et al. save the galaxy). Good flicks. Well, at least until Ewok central. I like 'em.

[Dude Skippy]

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Office Space   - Prototypical dudeist response to the modern condition. Also, not bad career advice. I'm not even kidding here.

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Yeah, Office Space is a good pick. It's a good one to go back to after a rough week at the office.