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I watched the 3 films in the dollar trilogy.... fistful of dollars, for a few dollars more and then this one the other day...

Simply... EPIC.. I'm addicted to westerns now... hah bloody hell, if there's a costumer party sometime... I'm going as blondie.. with stubble and all.

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Just wondering though; it's addition... ? How are they libertarian?

Lee Van Cleef is insane... as angel eyes.

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I watched the 3 films in the dollar trilogy.... fistful of dollars, for a few dollars more and then this one the other day...

Simply... EPIC.. I'm addicted to westerns now... hah bloody hell, if there's a costumer party sometime... I'm going as blondie.. with stubble and all.

ClintEastwood.JPG


Just wondering though; it's addition... ? How are they libertarian?

Individual Liberty, 2nd Amendment, Property Rights, Justice, Each to His Own, Responsibility, Precious Metals, Early America, Tyrannical Behavior, Limited Government, etc...
 
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Individual Liberty, 2nd Amendment, Property Rights, Justice, Each to His Own, Responsibility, Precious Metals, Early America, Tyrannical Behavior, Limited Government, etc...

Haha good enough for me... :D Just not too sure its going to be interpreted the same way by the average american..
 
Joyeux Noel

"Amazon.com
Joyeux Noel captures a rare moment of grace from one of the worst wars in the history of mankind, World War I. On Christmas Eve, 1914, as German, French, and Scottish regiments face each other from their respective trenches, a musical call-and-response turns into an impromptu cease-fire, trading chocolates and champagne, playing soccer, and comparing pictures of their wives. But when Christmas ends, the war returns...Joyeux Noel has been justly accused of sentimentality, but if any subject warrants such an earnest and hopeful treatment, it's the horrors of trench warfare."

It is such a beautiful movie. I see it as an antiwar film.
 
Joyeux Noel

"Amazon.com
Joyeux Noel captures a rare moment of grace from one of the worst wars in the history of mankind, World War I. On Christmas Eve, 1914, as German, French, and Scottish regiments face each other from their respective trenches, a musical call-and-response turns into an impromptu cease-fire, trading chocolates and champagne, playing soccer, and comparing pictures of their wives. But when Christmas ends, the war returns...Joyeux Noel has been justly accused of sentimentality, but if any subject warrants such an earnest and hopeful treatment, it's the horrors of trench warfare."

It is such a beautiful movie. I see it as antiwar.

Yep seen that... Great movie. There was a childrens book of it... dunno what age i read it at.. but i remember shedding a tear.. :cool:
 
Ok, I realise now the best way to do this is to set up an in thread tag system.
I will eventually list all the movies on their own by alphabetical order, (not in categories) but then add tags to them, to the right of them... then to find a movie you want (i.e justice, etc.) you like.. just ctrl + f :)

:D
 
How about Equilibrium starring Christian Bale and Sean Bean?

In a futuristic world, a strict regime has eliminated war by suppressing emotions: Books, art and music are strictly forbidden, and feeling is a crime punishable by death -- a rule that's enforced by feeding the denizens a mood-limiting drug. John Preston (Christian Bale) is a top government official responsible for destroying those who resist the rules. But when he misses a dose of his own medication, he experiences a pang of conscience.
 
How about Equilibrium starring Christian Bale and Sean Bean?

In a futuristic world, a strict regime has eliminated war by suppressing emotions: Books, art and music are strictly forbidden, and feeling is a crime punishable by death -- a rule that's enforced by feeding the denizens a mood-limiting drug. John Preston (Christian Bale) is a top government official responsible for destroying those who resist the rules. But when he misses a dose of his own medication, he experiences a pang of conscience.

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Will check it out... Bealee lol

Robert De Niro was in Brazil... haha

Dloaded Clock Work Orange.. and They live & fahrenheit 451

When I get the time.. the alphabetising will continue, then it'd be cool if people could write tags for them. :D
 
Harrison Bergeron

The year was 2081 and everybody was finally equal. Nobody was smarter than anybody else. Nobody was better looking than anybody else. Nobody was stronger than anybody else, quicker than anybody else. All this equality was due to the 211th, 212th & 213th amendments to the Constitution. and the unceasing vigilance of the agents of the United States Handicapper General. They were not only equal before God & the law, everybody was equal every which way.
 
The original THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL, Starring Michael Rennie.

This movie has it all.
 
Already been mentioned, but everyone should definitely see Equilibrium!

:D Yeah... people if someone has said it.. doesn't matter.. reaffirm or comment that others should see it, if its worthy..

The more comments on it, the more worthy essentially.. more likely others will see it.
 
Fahrenheit 451 was awesome...

Can I just say though.... DAMMMNN.. 1966 hotties.. the women are classic in this flick. Both the female leading roles
 
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