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Message: [QUOTE="bjork, post: 71794, member: 2227"] Amadeus is a really good one. My favorite movie because it's one of the only movie experiences I've had where I completely forgot the world around me and was just in this movie's world for ~3 hours. The setting and the costuming and everything is so good. It's a story where there really are no 'good guys' in it, so you can kind of just watch it unfold without picking a side. Duel is an early Spielberg movie, maybe his first? Anyway, it's about a guy in a little car being chased by a menacing big rig. The premise sounds super dumb and maybe it is, but I liked how intense it got. If you've ever had troubles in an old car, bits of this will probably resonate with you. Hell in the Pacific is one about two soldiers, one American and one Japanese, being stuck on an island together during World War II and tells their story. One of those movies you land on while channel surfing and the next thing you know, you're tracking it down to see the first part you missed. La Jetee is a short one that is about an airport and it's almost more of a slide show presentation than a movie, but it's really good. Short enough to say 'just watch it.' Cleo From 5 to 7 is a 1962 French film about a lady awaiting the details of her cancer biopsy, so it kind of follows her around for the whole movie. It's interesting as a slice of life, and also to see old architecture and cars, etc. [/QUOTE]

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