Did you go see or rent any good movies lately? I'm in a movie mood.. or something.

-- Jen (invisiblegirl@kittymail.com), March 19, 2000

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-- SANDBLASTED RED (sandblastedred@hotmail.com), March 20, 2000.

American Beauty... Super Star... Scream 3... and such and such.

-- Jenny (uhmm@dork.com), May 01, 2000.

Keeping the Faith

-- Jez (bigchieffeetondesk@hotmail.com), June 12, 2000.

I am into odd movies... but I recommend Pulp Fiction, Swimming With Sharks, Brail, Natural Born Killers(director's cut), Bladerunner (director's cut), The Game, and the Shawshank Redemption...

All of them are very fine movies which, I liked so much I bought them, and I highly recommend them.

I am also into odd music, but thats a different story.

-- Rax (raxbow@sympatico.ca), July 15, 2000.

Yeah, so Bridger.. should I go watch Pulp Fiction? Like right now?

-- JEN (Winter@nyc.com), September 02, 2000.

A couple of good movies,but unfortunately some of them are hard to find: 1- City of lost children(European, fuckin great!) 2- Reservoir Dogs( From the director of Pulp Fiction) 3- Magnolia(a fucking contemporary classic; people that think that are normal and happy should avoid it.) 4- Tesis(European,its about "snuff" films; way better than 8mm. 5- Any Roman Polansky movie(Rosemary's Baby, Franctic, The Ninth Gate,etc.) 6- Hell,any movie that gives you a funny feeling and start a "Neuron Revolution" in your head

-- Elipepinillo (garfio77@yahoo.com), November 19, 2000.

But I'm a Cheerleader, Moulin Rouge, Cruel Intentions, Legally Blonde.

-- Samantha (samiamkrazy@yahoo.com), August 03, 2001.

The Others is a really good movie.

-- Hen Farm (Sunflower297@aol.com), September 01, 2001.

theze Guy Ritchie movies: Snatch is a good one, Lock Stock and 2 smoking barrels is even better. If love to laugh...

-- dimme (snatch@snatch.com), September 01, 2001.

Requiem for a dream is my favourite movie. It's whacked, but it's really good. American Beauty is also good, and Kubrick's version of The Shining.

-- Luisa (something_for_luisa@Hotmail.com), September 04, 2001.

Memento....go rent it RIGHT FUCKING NOW. The best script I have ever seen translated to the screen. Total masterpiece, you won't regret it.

Other than that, go through the Kevin Smith flicks...start with Clerks, do Mallrats, then Chasing Amy, then Dogma, then go see Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back to finish 'em all off. I predict you'll like Chasing Amy the best.

Only other one I can ponder right now is The Others...I echo the other folk above, it's a brilliant movie.

-- The KCMOSHer (kcmosher@eonclash.com), September 10, 2001.

virgin suicides, planet of the apes, but i'm a cheerleader, men don't leave, oh oh and... rushmore

-- elizabeth (kungfustarfish@yahoo.com), September 13, 2001.

The score is a good movie. (with robert De Niro)

-- valerie (poprock@wanadoo.fr), September 14, 2001.

the shawshank redemption is really good, along wtih american beauty, pulp fiction, dead poet's society (awsome), one flew over the cuckoo's nest,usual suspect the hurricane and the game all great movies which I highly recommend.

-- melanie (milou_1985@hotmail.com), December 18, 2001.

Usual suspects, blade runner, Amelie, Memento, Ring (japanese horror - totally mental) Demons (italian horror, gory as you like) Life is Beautiful, Powder (cheesy but good for a weep) Matrix, Terminator and T2, Picnic at Hanging Rock (one of the most beautiful films to look at) Wonderland. Apocolypse Now. I love films.

-- Miss Tickle (miss.tickle@zoom.co.uk), January 21, 2003.

Uhhh, The Ring, Scream, SLC Punk, Hackers, ....hmmmm, Pet Sematary, and of the Living Dead series, mostly Return of the Living Dead 2 that's hilarious...uhhhh, Thir13en Ghosts, and I know this has nothing to do with movies but if anyone reading this has read The Long Walk by Stephen King aka Richard Bachman, please email me, I just read it and it totally freaked me out, good book.

-- Samm (linkinpark18042@yahoo.com), March 19, 2003.

Big Fish For movie infor go 2 www.imdb.com

-- Pearson (none@aol.com), March 01, 2004.