Iconic movies - school me!

MrsEddieBetts · Saturday at 9:21 AM

HalloweenJack said:
I have to agree that Primal Fear is awesome. My favourite Richard Gere movie is Breathless. It is a remake of a 60's classic French film of the same name. Both are well worth watching.

If you want to delve into the 40's then Casablanca and Citizen Kane are both classics and iconic.

The Breakfast Club is a great movie.

The man who fell to Earth is a great Bowie watch.

Love Casablanca.

I'm gonna have to choose one from each genre as previously suggested or I'm gonna fry my brain.

First up is Indiana Jones. After that I'd love something heavier and then I'd prefer to follow that up with something frothy or a rom com. Suggestions welcome but they have to be ICONIC i.e. you have to be gobsmacked I haven't seen it yet.

bommer16 · Saturday at 9:26 AM

Noted!

Have you seen Gone With The Wind (won 8 Oscars) and West Side Story?

Absolute classics.

MrsEddieBetts · Saturday at 10:29 AM

bommer16 said:
Noted!

Have you seen Gone With The Wind (won 8 Oscars) and West Side Story?

Absolute classics.

Yes to Gone with the Wind, no to West Side Story. Would that be a good one for after something heavy?

bommer16 · Saturday at 10:42 AM

West side story is a romance drama and maybe perhaps fit it in after something funny or light hearted.
Its the best musical I have ever seen. There is so much to appreciate about it - set, screenplay, songs and music, dance etc and won a heap of oscars. I think 10 or so. Enjoy Mrs EB!

Billy ray · Saturday at 11:29 AM

Not sure if iconic but The Hurricane? Has Denzel in lead role. But i like denzel movies

Cruyff14 · Saturday at 11:43 AM

MrsEddieBetts said:
Love Casablanca.

I'm gonna have to choose one from each genre as previously suggested or I'm gonna fry my brain.

First up is Indiana Jones. After that I'd love something heavier and then I'd prefer to follow that up with something frothy or a rom com. Suggestions welcome but they have to be ICONIC i.e. you have to be gobsmacked I haven't seen it yet.

Usual Suspects is definitely iconic. So is Se7en. Honestly The Fugitive probably is too.

All considered some of the best films of the 90s.

JackOutback · Saturday at 12:48 PM

MrsEddieBetts said:
Love Casablanca.

I'm gonna have to choose one from each genre as previously suggested or I'm gonna fry my brain.

First up is Indiana Jones. After that I'd love something heavier and then I'd prefer to follow that up with something frothy or a rom com. Suggestions welcome but they have to be ICONIC i.e. you have to be gobsmacked I haven't seen it yet.

Indiana Jones is definitely an iconic action adventure movie.

Suggesting a genre or decade or actor and then taking nominations is a good idea. By ‘heavy’, do you mean weighty drama or dark thriller?

Iconic rom coms would Pretty Woman, The Wedding Singer, When Harry Met Sally, Sleepless in Seattle. Assume you’ve seen most of these though.

MrsEddieBetts · Saturday at 2:23 PM

JackOutback said:
Indiana Jones is definitely an iconic action adventure movie.

Suggesting a genre or decade or actor and then taking nominations is a good idea. By ‘heavy’, do you mean weighty drama or dark thriller?

Iconic rom coms would Pretty Woman, The Wedding Singer, When Harry Met Sally, Sleepless in Seattle. Assume you’ve seen most of these though.

Heavy would be either drama or thriller, something that I have to sit up and pay attention to.

HalloweenJack · Saturday at 5:50 PM

MrsEddieBetts said:
Love Casablanca.

I'm gonna have to choose one from each genre as previously suggested or I'm gonna fry my brain.

First up is Indiana Jones. After that I'd love something heavier and then I'd prefer to follow that up with something frothy or a rom com. Suggestions welcome but they have to be ICONIC i.e. you have to be gobsmacked I haven't seen it yet.

I really like John Cusack and he stars in Say Anything and Must Love Dogs. Both are romantic movies.

bommer16 · Saturday at 5:56 PM

HalloweenJack said:
I really like John Cusack and he stars in Say Anything and Must Love Dogs. Both are romantic movies.

Speaking of John Cusack -
Serendipity
Good rom com

MrsEddieBetts · Saturday at 11:06 PM

I watched Indiana Jones. Harrison Ford can get it.

Stan_Darsh72 · Saturday at 11:33 PM

Speed
Commando
Conan The Barbarian
Terminator 2
Ford vs Ferrari
Goldeneye
The Living Daylights

MatthewB · Sunday at 7:00 AM

Stan_Darsh72 said:
Speed
Commando
Conan The Barbarian
Terminator 2
Ford vs Ferrari
Goldeneye
The Living Daylights

All excellent movies

Cruyff14 · Sunday at 7:16 AM

MrsEddieBetts said:
I watched Indiana Jones. Harrison Ford can get it.

Fugitive is calling your name

MrsEddieBetts · Sunday at 7:27 AM

Cruyff14 said:
Fugitive is calling your name

I will definitely get to it! The problem is I've just started reading a book series (don't ask me which one, it's not for the fellas) and now my movie watching timeslots have reduced dramatically.

Beerfish · Sunday at 11:01 AM

MrsEddieBetts said:
I watched Indiana Jones. Harrison Ford can get it.

Which one?

Beerfish · Sunday at 11:02 AM

Billy ray said:
Not sure if iconic but The Hurricane? Has Denzel in lead role. But i like denzel movies

He's very good at playing Denzel.

MrsEddieBetts · Sunday at 11:35 AM

Beerfish said:
Which one?

The first one

Stan_Darsh72 · Sunday at 6:25 PM

Adding Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and the world's end to the list.

Hot Fuzz as a movie gets better and better on every rewatch.

MrsEddieBetts · Sunday at 6:46 PM

Stan_Darsh72 said:
Adding Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and the world's end to the list.

Hot Fuzz as a movie gets better and better on every rewatch.

I'm sorry Stan but Hot Fuzz was a DNF for me.

HeathySure · Sunday at 7:33 PM

There is a total lack of Aussie and foreign films here. Here are are a few recommendations.

Strictly Ballroom
Priscilla Queen of the Desert
Muriels Wedding
The Dish
The Castle.
Walkabout
and the greatest of them all, Carlton supporters would absolutely love it, The Club (its on Prime)

Foreign Films
In Bruges
Amelie
Run Lola Run
The Commitments

Cruyff14 · Sunday at 7:34 PM

Stan_Darsh72 said:
Adding Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and the world's end to the list.

Hot Fuzz as a movie gets better and better on every rewatch.

Hahaha yeah it's so good.

First time I watched it I was on a plane. I thought it was so good, I watched it again right away lol

Cruyff14 · Sunday at 7:34 PM

HeathySure said:
There is a total lack of Aussie and foreign films here. Here are are a few recommendations.

Strictly Ballroom
Priscilla Queen of the Desert
Muriels Wedding
The Dish
The Castle.
Walkabout
and the greatest of them all, Carlton supporters would absolutely love it, The Club (its on Prime)

Foreign Films
In Bruges
Amelie
Run Lola Run
The Commitments

How is In Bruges foreign? It has Colin Farell ffs

HeathySure · Sunday at 7:36 PM

Cruyff14 said:
How is In Bruges foreign? It has Colin Farell ffs

irish
as is the commitments

Cruyff14 · Sunday at 7:42 PM

HeathySure said:
irish
as is the commitments

So any film not Australian should be treated as foreign then?

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