Best Hollywood movies

@forgotten bhai tu inception kaise bhul sakta hai

@Magus wrote:


I recommend Peaceful Warrior to everyone. I haven’t watched any other movie which touches on the ‘present moment awareness’ theme so subtly.
Nick Nolte is excellent with his deep eyes and voice. Perfect choice for the character.
And we have the White Collar detective as the coach.
The protagonist also did well but his name is difficult to remember.

Have you watched the movie: Waking Life? I think you should.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt02...7/

Oh, another:

The Man from Earth

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt07...3/

@Jairaj wrote:

Have you watched the movie: Waking Life? I think you should.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt02...7/

Oh, another:

The Man from Earth

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt07...3/

The Man From Earth, watched.

Will check out Waking Life.

@saymyname wrote:

@chinzzz wrote:

Sixth Sense
The Illusionist
The Prestige

Lazy to type… Buzz me wen u r done with these http://www.desidime.com/forums/dost-and-dimes/t...

No Stanley Kubrick Movies in your list

Good list.

watch zombieland

@chinzzz wrote:

@saymyname wrote:

@chinzzz wrote:

Sixth Sense
The Illusionist
The Prestige

Lazy to type… Buzz me wen u r done with these http://www.desidime.com/forums/dost-and-dimes/t...

No Stanley Kubrick Movies in your list

I love Stanley as much as many of us. If u c my list, I tried to post those which can be liked by Majority. I have seen many who feel lil bored with Stanley’s movies. Like wise, there r many more that I have not mentioned but I love.

You know I figured that out that you knowingly skipped many seeing your diverse list of movies…. And yes not many would like his movies.

@saymyname wrote:

@forgotten bhai tu inception kaise bhul sakta hai

no bhai ….. now we are free is actually one of my best. … muzik i listen to… at night…. Its so amazing…. It leads me to… peace land….

@ramansaab wrote:

watch zombieland

Watch Shaun of the Dead.

@Magus wrote:

@Jairaj wrote:

Have you watched the movie: Waking Life? I think you should.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt02...7/

Oh, another:

The Man from Earth

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt07...3/

The Man From Earth, watched.

Will check out Waking Life.

P.S. ‘The Man From Earth’ is my favorite among these four.

any channel where i can see dual audio movies in youtube ?

Saving private Ryan (I love last 3-4 min scene of Ryan’s speech ..its Emotional , Awesome background music )

Cast away
Troy (That lady crying scene is also Emotional and great )

Black Hawk Down

THE DARK KNIGHT 1-3

Million dollar baby

The Usual Suspects

The Shawshank Redemption

The Godfather (specially for background Music- Italian Violin )

Many more..

seven pounds
the eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
inception
predestination
jacob’s ladder
Donnie Darko(one of the most complicated movie)
13th floor
The Shawshank Redemption
The Illusionist
Into the Wild
Good Will Hunting
Catch Me If You Can
Bicycle Thieves (1948)
The Wolf of Wall Stree

many more

lord of the rings trilogy
the matrix trilogy
my all times favorite

Catch Me If u Can

Good Will Hunting

The Bourne series

Changing Lanes

@DealSeeker wrote:

@Magus wrote:

@Jairaj wrote:

Have you watched the movie: Waking Life? I think you should.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt02...7/

Oh, another:

The Man from Earth

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt07...3/

The Man From Earth, watched.

Will check out Waking Life.

If you guys liked the above two intellectually stimulating movies, I would recommend you to also watch ‘The Sunset Limited’ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt15...8/ and ‘Carnage’ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1...86.

P.S. ‘The Man From Earth’ is my favorite among these four.

@saymyname wrote:

@chinzzz wrote:

@saymyname wrote:

@chinzzz wrote:

Sixth Sense
The Illusionist
The Prestige

Lazy to type… Buzz me wen u r done with these http://www.desidime.com/forums/dost-and-dimes/t...

No Stanley Kubrick Movies in your list

I love Stanley as much as many of us. If u c my list, I tried to post those which can be liked by Majority. I have seen many who feel lil bored with Stanley’s movies. Like wise, there r many more that I have not mentioned but I love.

You know I figured that out that you knowingly skipped many seeing your diverse list of movies…. And yes not many would like his movies.

@chinzzz wrote:

At last, something I didn’t watch yet. Will try to watch it soon. TMFE is one of my favs. Very engaging discussion. Watch “Buried”, you may like it.

Cool. Saw ‘Buried’ in a theater when it was released in the US.

@Jairaj Watched Waking Life. It just made me remember this dialogue from The Matrix Revolutions. Agent Smith says this to Neo during the climax fight…

“Why, Mr. Anderson? Why, why? Why do you do it? Why, why get up? Why keep fighting? Do you believe you’re fighting… for something? For more than your survival? Can you tell me what it is? Do you even know? Is it freedom? Or truth? Perhaps peace? Could it be for love? Illusions, Mr. Anderson. Vagaries of perception. Temporary constructs of a feeble human intellect trying desperately to justify an existence that is without meaning or purpose…”

What are all those views discussed in the movie? Just vagaries of perception. This is where eastern philosophy differs fundamentally from western philosophy. (I use ‘eastern’ and ‘western’ not in terms of geography but in terms of how they address the problem of existence.) In WP, they try to answer/solve the problem of existence whereas in EP, the attention is directed towards the one who finds existence problematic. The questioner becomes more important than the question itself. Once the questioner is dealt with, the questions are not there anymore.
So, I always watch out for movies (or any other forms of art and literature in general) which are not only intellectually stimulating but also take the viewer to a place where he is made to confront himself/herself. In that way, Peaceful Warrior did a really good job. @jlnithwf suggested me two other movies when I mentioned this movie there in that “movies” thread. I didn’t take time to watch them, though. Missing him so much on DD. He was a really good person to converse with.

CC @DealSeeker @saymyname @JonSnow

@DealSeeker wrote:

@chinzzz wrote:

At last, something I didn’t watch yet. Will try to watch it soon. TMFE is one of my favs. Very engaging discussion. Watch “Buried”, you may like it.

Cool. Saw ‘Buried’ in a theater when it was released in the US.

buried is a nice movie

@slowpoison wrote:

seven pounds
the eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
inception
predestination
jacob’s ladder
Donnie Darko(one of the most complicated movie)
13th floor
The Shawshank Redemption
The Illusionist
Into the Wild
Good Will Hunting
Catch Me If You Can
Bicycle Thieves (1948)
The Wolf of Wall Stree

many more

Donnie Darko(one of the most complicated movie) – I Accept that
predestination – Nice movie, for some reason i havent liked the ending
The Wolf of Wall Street – This is one movie i enjoyed a lot watching in a theatre haha
Catch Me If You Can- No words, awesome

Another movie which came to my mind after writing the previous post was Instinct . What a movie! The rapport that develops between Anthony Hopkins and Cuba Gooding Jr.! Wow!

@saymyname @JonSnow @Jairaj @DealSeeker

Few of movies i liked among the recently watched ones

Stoker
Enemy
Her
South Paw

Topgun, Blood Diamond, Fight Club, No Strings Attached, Valkryie, A walk to remember.

45 years movie which got released today has been given 5 out of 5 stars by Rajeev Masand

@Cross wrote:

Topgun, Blood Diamond, Fight Club, No Strings Attached, Valkryie, A walk to remember.

Watch Apocalypto

@getready wrote:

Few of movies i liked among the recently watched ones

Stoker
Enemy
Her
South Paw

Nahi yaar not Her bhai woh zyada ko gaya tha… Actually woh banda hi mereko pasand nahi.

@saymyname wrote:

@getready wrote:

Few of movies i liked among the recently watched ones

Stoker
Enemy
Her
South Paw

Nahi yaar not Her bhai woh zyada ko gaya tha… Actually woh banda hi mereko pasand nahi.

Her depicts the exact situation of current generation
Its a really good attempt, i hope at least few understands the difference between real world and virtual world after watching that

@Magus I am updating my list would watch these soon.

Anybody watched Blue is the Warmest colour.

@nrkmca wrote:

Watch Apocalypto

Ya. Mel Gibson movies are a treat to watch. I mean his movie-making style, the visuals, the music etc.
Braveheart, Apocalypto, The Passion Of The Christ. Superb!