Run Lola Run
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0130827/

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Waterworld (1995).

The first movie I watched in College Station.,

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You're a victim of the same thing that got me. I thought no one had seen the Royal Tenenbaums but turns out no one talks about seeing it.

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Waterworld (1995).

The first movie I watched in College Station.,

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You're a victim of the same thing that got me. I thought no one had seen the Royal Tenenbaums but turns out no one talks about seeing it.

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Like riding a moped. A lot of people have done it. Few admit to doing it

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Great movie.

Oh, and …

fify

TecRecAg said:

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Out Cold in the same conversation.

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came in here to say this one.

Blankman

Don't be a menace to south central while drinking your juice in the hood

KatyAg01 said:

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Don't be a menace to south central while drinking your juice in the hood

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Great movie, spiritual successor to I'm Gonna Git You, Sucka!

Incubus, a 1966 horror movie starring William Shatner. Entirely in Esperanto. Truly awful.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incubus_(1966_film)

Zoltan, Hound of Dracula

Like fat girls

ValleyRatAg said:

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Like fat girls

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Speak for yourself

An unremarkable movie with a great soundtrack

R.O.T.O.R!

It's sooooo bad. So bad it circles back to good and then back to horrendous.



(Yes, that is an actual serious scene above)

Trailer for it:

Pretty solid duo

Backyard Gator said:

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infinity ag said:

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Waterworld (1995).

The first movie I watched in College Station.,

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A ton of people have seen this movie

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But not many will admit it.

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One of my favorites. I have it on my Plex server (my DVD copy was kind of flaky and it would only work in certain players, back in the day). These days, I no longer have any DVD player.

This movie, IIRC, was written/about some guys from Baylor, but they were concerned/worried that if Baylor was the initial setting, Baptists would become upset. So, the initial setting was changed to UTex.

Anyhow, good movie. I watch it about 2-3x per year, usually I just start it up when I'm doing something else.

The following movie is really enjoyable. Sweet, uplifting, good message. Based on a true story. A little bit "stick-it-to-the-man". Maybe it's well-known but everyone I've told about it had no knowledge of it. It's on Netflix. I watched with subtitles because I couldn't catch every word (I'm probably a little OCD). It's in English, of course, but English as spoken in the UK.



https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14308636/

Forgot to mention this movie. Came out a few years ago. It was nice. I mentioned it to some friends/relatives after I watched it. Nobody had heard of it. Worth a watch. Crazy to think that pinball used to be banned.

It's extra interesting/enjoyable to watch movies that are based on a true story and are engaging (like Bank of Dave, above)

Stream-able on Hulu



https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13365876/

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The story of Roger Sharpe, the young midwesterner who overturned New York City's 35 year-old ban on pinball machines.

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Another good movie that hardly anyone has seen (who I've talked to). Hulu.


https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11204094/

Shazaam with Sinbad

The Lives of Others (German)

Looker (1981)

A Michael Crichton sci-fi/murder mystery movie about how television imagery manipulates our minds. Stars Susan Dey, James Coburn, and Albert Finney

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Looker?wprov=sfla1

Used to be on HBO a lot back in the day.

Private Lessons. The director got so much hate mail for it that he never made another movie. It was mostly filmed in Arizona but they had to film the sex scenes in New Mexico where the age of consent was lower. People would go to jail for making this movie today, especially if the male-female roles were reversed. Surprisingly, it seems to be available on BluRay.



https://www.imdb.com/video/vi3650470681/?ref_=tt_vids_vi_1

Burdizzo said:

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Looker (1981)

A Michael Crichton sci-fi/murder mystery movie about how television imagery manipulates our minds. Stars Susan Dey, James Coburn, and Albert Finney

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Looker?wprov=sfla1

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That looks like some delightful '80s shlock.

Chuck & Buck
Bubba Ho-Tep

Backyard Gator said:

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Burdizzo said:

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Looker (1981)

A Michael Crichton sci-fi/murder mystery movie about how television imagery manipulates our minds. Stars Susan Dey, James Coburn, and Albert Finney

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Looker?wprov=sfla1

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That looks like some delightful '80s shlock.

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Here's another schlocky 80s scifi movie.

Runaway (1984) stars Tom Selleck as the cop, Gene Simmons as the villainous evil genius, and Kirstie Alley in a bit part. Robots go berserk and start murdering people. It includes mid-80s Ford Taurus as futuristic police cruisers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runaway_%281984_American_film%29?wprov=sfla1

Oh man I just remembered one, The Land of Faraway AKA Mio in the Land of Faraway.

It's a classic 80's fantasy/adventure fever dream scar kids for life dark film. Mio is an orphan living with horrible foster parents. He ends up meeting a giant disembodied head of a genie who whisks him away to the Land of Faraway by holding onto is bead as they fly through the sky (as one does).

He finds out his dad is still alive and is king. Also many people in the Land of Faraway are doppelgangers for people from his old life and it's never explained why (just roll with, ok?). Life is pretty sweet on the island where he lives. He dad is king, he has a special white horse, and he has a new best friend Jum-Jum who is played by a young Christian Bale (his first feature film). They even learn to play the pan flute. Everything is great until they go to slay the evil nkight (Christopher Lee) who has trapped hundreds of children at his castle by turning them to birds. They eventually succeed and return heroes to live happily ever after in the Land of Faraway

The movie shares so many tropes with NeverEnding Story, I used to get them confused as a kid. Oh and there is so much pan flute music. You can find the full ripped version on youtube but for now I'll just share the trailer and movie poster.

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Burdizzo said:

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Looker (1981)

A Michael Crichton sci-fi/murder mystery movie about how television imagery manipulates our minds. Stars Susan Dey, James Coburn, and Albert Finney

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Looker?wprov=sfla1

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That looks like some delightful '80s shlock.

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Here's another schlocky 80s scifi movie.

Runaway (1984) stars Tom Selleck as the cop, Gene Simmons as the villainous evil genius, and Kirstie Alley in a bit part. Robots go berserk and start murdering people. It includes mid-80s Ford Taurus as futuristic police cruisers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runaway_%281984_American_film%29?wprov=sfla1

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Watched the movie all the time on cable, loved it!!

I forgot about that one.

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Burdizzo said:

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Looker (1981)

A Michael Crichton sci-fi/murder mystery movie about how television imagery manipulates our minds. Stars Susan Dey, James Coburn, and Albert Finney

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Looker?wprov=sfla1

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That looks like some delightful '80s shlock.

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Here's another schlocky 80s scifi movie.

Runaway (1984) stars Tom Selleck as the cop, Gene Simmons as the villainous evil genius, and Kirstie Alley in a bit part. Robots go berserk and start murdering people. It includes mid-80s Ford Taurus as futuristic police cruisers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runaway_%281984_American_film%29?wprov=sfla1

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Watched the movie all the time on cable, loved it!!

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Gene Simmons had a convincing villain demeanor.

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Burdizzo said:

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Looker (1981)

A Michael Crichton sci-fi/murder mystery movie about how television imagery manipulates our minds. Stars Susan Dey, James Coburn, and Albert Finney

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Looker?wprov=sfla1

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That looks like some delightful '80s shlock.

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Here's another schlocky 80s scifi movie.

Runaway (1984) stars Tom Selleck as the cop, Gene Simmons as the villainous evil genius, and Kirstie Alley in a bit part. Robots go berserk and start murdering people. It includes mid-80s Ford Taurus as futuristic police cruisers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runaway_%281984_American_film%29?wprov=sfla1

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Watched the movie all the time on cable, loved it!!

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Gene Simmons had a convincing villain demeanor.

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Agreed. I went into the movie know it was him. But in a relatively cheesy movie, he played a really good role.

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Blacksploitation Super Hero genre of movies.