Pick one movie that it is a shame/crime for not having

[pinzgauer]

Along those lines, I'd add Metropolis, especially since we now have a completely restored original edit version. And did anyone else happen to think Dolores on the last episode of Westworld was sorta channeling Bridgette Helm?

I'm liking the latest twist in Westworld.

[pinzgauer]

Just to be clear, I have never seen:

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(Long list of must see movies)

Tsk tsk, who was looking after your education????

[PatEgan]

Sorry, breaking the rules for 'one' movie. Consider it a working list:

-Kudos to Will Brink for 'Bladerunner - The Director's Cut.'
-Cinderella Man
-The Lord of the Rings
-The Lost Battalion (with Ricky Schroeder)
-James Bond - Skyfall
-13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
-The Count of Monte Christo (with James Caviezel)
-Last of the Mohicans
-Warhorse
-Gladiator

[elephant]

Tsk tsk, who was looking after your education????

was never much for watching TV, I was always listening to music

[FromMyColdDeadHand]

The only thing missing from this movie was a P7.


I promise you a day of reckoning that you won't live long enough to never forget.

[flenna]

The only thing missing from this movie was a P7.


I promise you a day of reckoning that you won't live long enough to never forget.

The Way of the Gun probably has the best and most realistic gun handling of any movie. Christopher McQuarrie’s brother is a Navy SEAL who was the technical adviser on this movie.

[Vandal]

I had to watch Way of the Gun a couple of times to really appreciate it.

My addition: End of Watch. Mostly for the character interaction between Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena as patrol partner. They got the interaction, banter, and partnership pretty damn close to perfect. The gangsters also match well based on my experiences with West Coast bangers.

Runner-Up: Dr. Stangelove. I feel it expertly captured the early Cold War tensions between the US and Soviet Union, then translated it into a dark comedy. Peter Sellers playing three roles, George C. Scott, Sterling Hayden, a young James Earl Jones.

Honorable mentions: Blazing Saddles (couldn't be done today), 13 Hours, Bullitt, to name a few.

[SteyrAUG]

The Way of the Gun probably has the best and most realistic gun handling of any movie. Christopher McQuarrie’s brother is a Navy SEAL who was the technical adviser on this movie.

Sadly the movie itself was a giant dog turd full of characters I either didn't care about or didn't like and a story that I just didn't give a shit about. One of the worst movies I've ever seen. I think I'd rather watch a good movie with terrible gun handling, like Predator.

Heat was the pinnacle for brilliant film with excellent gun handling, number two would probably be Thief but I personally don't think the film itself was that powerful.

[VARIABLE9]

The Way of the Gun probably has the best and most realistic gun handling of any movie. Christopher McQuarrie’s brother is a Navy SEAL who was the technical adviser on this movie.

Strongly agree.

Sadly the movie itself was a giant dog turd full of characters I either didn't care about or didn't like and a story that I just didn't give a shit about. One of the worst movies I've ever seen. I think I'd rather watch a good movie with terrible gun handling, like Predator..

Strongly disagree.

[flenna]

Sadly the movie itself was a giant dog turd full of characters I either didn't care about or didn't like

Then mission accomplished as McQuarrie said he purposely wrote the movie to have no endearing characters. Besides, seeing Sarah Silverman get punched in the face was worth the price of admission.