Damn, I wish this existed.
http://www.comicbookresources.com/columns/index.cgi?column=thecolumn
I'm looking forward to getting that book.
me too. god, what a movie that would have been.
I thought this was a thread for cinematic non sequiturs...
Yasujiro Ozu's Thunderball
Francois Truffaut's Mothra
Henri-Georges Clouzot's Mary Poppins
Stanley Kubrick's Flashdance
lynch's innerspace
mallicks' mallrats
stone's my big fat greek wedding
McG's indy trilogy
burton's my left foot
PTA's Matrix Trilogy
Lynch's LOTR Trilogy
Spielberg's Pulp Fiction
Kevin Smith's Magnolia
Brett Ratner's Boogie Nights
Spike Lee's Pulp Fiction
Lynch's [insert any non-Lynch movie]
Lynch's The Straight Story.
oh, wait...
Hey, I wanna play....
Brett Ratner's Wild Strawberrys
Robert Altman's From Justin To Kelly
Quote from: Teen WolfRobert Altman's From Justin To Kelly
you forgot the even bigger hit
Altman's Titanic
second only to
Godard's Schindler's List
spike lees jackie brown
Quote from: Cecilspike lees jackie brown
In a double-bill with Tarantino's "Malcolm X"
Woody Allen's Boyz N the Hood
wouldn't that be great....a bunch of neurotic gangsters from the hood
Brakhage's 2001: A Space Odyssey
David Lean's Ernest Goes to Jail
Michael Bay's Sense and Sensibility
Ingmar Bergman's Singin' in the Rain
good one, with the bergman's singin in the rain
Spielberg's Monster's Ball
Hey, cool thread,
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Godard's Schindler's List
:laughing2:
Solondz' Amelie
Walt Disney's The Sorrow and the Pity.
Wong Kar-Wai's Plan 9 from Outer Space.
Alan Smithee's Lawrence or Arabia.
John Woo's "My Dinner With Andre"
Stanley Kubrick's "A.I."
David Lean's "Gerry"
Frank Capra's "Straw Dogs"
Andrei Tarkovsky's "Dude, Where's My Car?"
Buster Keaton's "The Passion of the Christ"
D.W. Griffith's "Barbershop"
mel gibson's hedwig and the angry inch
or
john cameron mitchell's the passion of the christ
i think it would be hilarious if john waters directed wuthering heights or some famous gothic romance novel. could you imagine? those books are just so "woe is me" anyway, taking that and exaggerating it 20x would make for hilarity.
Christopher Nolan's High Noon.
Abel Ferrara's It's A Wonderful Life.
Kevin Smith's Cremaster Cycle.
Kevin Smith's Salo
Paul Anderson's Magnolia
Slomb's Avatar
Woody Allen's Pokemon
Quote from: RegularKaratePaul Anderson's Magnolia
I can't decide if that or Kevin Smith's Magnolia are the best one.
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That one is pretty hard to top.
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George Lucas' Citizen Kane the Special Edition
Terry Gilliam/ Jones' Gosford Park
Terrence Malick's Lord of the Rings trilogy
Woody Allen's American Pie
Patty Jenkins The Little Mermaid
Darren Aronofsky Groundhog Day
Steven Speilberg 21 Grams
F. Gary Gray Elephant
Terry Gilliam's Lord Of The Rings Trilogy
Robert Altman's Fast Times At Ridgemont High
Ingmar Bergman's Pulp Fiction
Louis Bunel's The Royal Tenenbaums
Quentin Tarantino's The Godfather Trilogy
everybody knows this thread was started because it was almost a real movie right?
Quote from: themodernage02everybody knows this thread was started because it was almost a real movie right?
Probably not everybody, but Mags luckily had a better idea.
oliver stones Aguirre: the wrath of god
tarantinos Snatch
akira kurosawas kill bill
hahaha
Oliver Stone's The Manchurrian Candidate
Jim Jarmusch's Moulin Rouge
SoNowThen's "2001: A Space Odyssey"
mutinyco's kill bill volume two
Imagine! It would've been original, had a plot, and even momentum!
no comment
:drinking: <-------does this and tries to forget you said that.
Quote from: mutinycoImagine! It would've been original, had a plot, and even momentum!
How would my version of 2001 have turned out?
It would have had more naked women and probably be in black and white
:lol:
Too true!
Instead of space aliens, it would've been Jesus! 8)
Tarantino's The Producers
Spike Jonze's The Silence of the Lambs
PTA's Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Tony Scott's Dogville
Charlie Chaplin's Goodfellas
what happened to my thread?
It's now: SoNowThen's Thread
:-D
Kevin Smith's The Passion of The Christ.
takeshi miikes- in the heat of the night
juhn hughes-waterworld
gasper noes-police academy 9:mutilated brains and rape salad handcuff blues
........... :?:
Sam Peckinpah's "The Wizard of Oz"
Martin Scorsese's "New York Minute"
Baz Luhrmann's "Yankee Doodle Dandy"
Yasujiro Ozu's "Home Alone"
Ingmar Bergman's "Say Anything..."
Michael Bay's "2001: A Space Odyssey"
D.W. Griffith's "The Colour Purple"
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Michael Bay's "2001: A Space Odyssey"
D.W. Griffith's "The Colour Purple"
these two made me laugh.
gus van sant's psycho.
John Cameron Mitchell's "Buffalo 66'"