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i am trying to catch up with movies i havent seen that just about everyone else on the planet has

today i am feeling a film a little more violent than my usual so going to choose one of the following can i get help in deciding please

kill bill vol1/2
lock stock and 2 smoking barrels
reservoir dogs
pulp fiction
dusk till dawn


open to other suggestions in the genre

Lock stock would be my first choice of those, snatch is the follow up which is good too.

Can't go wrong with Snatch & Lock Stock!

I thought the Kill Bill movies were shit, but for balance, I watched them at about 5am after a night out.

Best to worst not so best:

pulp fiction
kill bill vol1/2
reservoir dogs
lock stock and 2 smoking barrels
dusk till dawn

I loved Dusk Till Dawn.  Not everyone's cup of tea, obviously.

Django Unchained is pretty good as well.

Is it rated PG?

Loved the Kill Bill films. Dusk Till Dawn was absolute bilge not my cup of tea. Guy Ritchie films are what they are and thus good fun.

dont let rob hear you

Poker Club >>>>>>> film.

Hope this helps.

True Romance is one of my favourites.

Was going to throw that in the mix too. Great film

Goonies

Gremlins

Karate Kid*

*the original

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Pretty much this IMO for the order. I'm a personal big fan of the Dusk Till Dawn movie, but appreciate its not as good as the others.

If you want violence, I'd also throw in The Raid.

Lock Stock is brilliant, definitely a good place to start, and like others have said follow it up with Snatch if you enjoy it!

Although a bit different to the others you should try The Last Samurai aswell

think i saw a bit of the last samurai was it tom cruise in it ? started watching in the middle of it then turned over saying i will catch it from the beginning some time

Yep that's the one. Definitely worth a watch from start to finish!

Maybe not popuar but definitely one of my favourite films is Mesrine: Killer Instinct

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1259014/

Pulp fiction is the must see on that list IMO. If you like it, it's a pretty safe bet you'll enjoy all of Tarrantino's stuff.

If I may throw some others into the mix, Goodfellas, Casino and The Departed are all excellent films, and you really should watch the Shawshank redemption if you havent already.
You've got some great viewing ahead anyhow, I'm a bit jealous. I haven't seen anything mind blowing in ages.

This too, would put it over the whole list
Pulp Fiction next
DTD
Reservoir Dogs/Lock Stock

All good enough films to watch though

Thought Django Unchained was a bit meh, thought it started well, but lost interest towards the end.  Jackie Brown was OK, haven't really seen all of Natural Born Killers to really form a view, but haven't been in a rush to watch the whole thing after the bit I saw.

Not seen Kill Bill or Snatch

How spooky.

I've seen them before, but I watched Departed last month while I was having my infusion, and just started watching Casino last night!

Forgot True Romance, classic. As is the departed.

Lucky bugger with all these iconic movies

i saw shawshank for first time recently very good film and thankfully the violence was kept to a minimum

i have all the films on the orginal list lined up to watch but a little unwell last cpl of days so didnt round to it should be able to watch 1 or 2 tomorrow
might stick with 1 and throw in a bit of a slapstick in there to stop the violence overload

needs more love!

I love Leaving Las Vegas... have fun.

that reminds me got to add ocean 11 to list both original and remake

I'm not a fan of graphic violence either tbh ironside, I'm okay with deaths as part of the plot but I don't like the lingering gory stuff.
In fact, when I say I've seen all of Tarrantino's films,  heard them from behind a cushion is probably more accurate! Pulp fiction still one of my faves though,  and Reservoir dogs and Jackie Brown are right up there, but you might want to give the Kill Bills a swerve.
Lock stock is great fun, if you like some humour to lighten things up you'll definitely enjoy it.

i am sure i have seen jackie brown dont remember any violence

The Town is a pretty sick gangster movie. loved it the first, second and third time i saw it haha!

When did we all start calling films movies?

since i was born film is something i put in a camera (or used to before digital)

We all didn't. 

Lol, I just had a quick look back at my posts cos I didn't think I had either.

In fact, 'round here we call 'em fillums. We see them at the pictures :)

 

Law Abiding Citizen on right now Iron.

Terrible reviews but I loved it.

May need Ch4+1 now though.

i cant believe i have all the above films all waiting to be watched but i keep getting sidetracked

Armageddon the other night then last night i started watching the equalizer no not the film that would be easy
the tv series  only about 90 hour long episodes to watch got 6 in last night

tonight i will squeeze a film in there somewhere as i have nephew next week and will be looking for some classic films for an 11 year old to watch

suggestions please he has all the modern one on dvd

Classics.

we watched karate kid the orginal last time he was he he told me he hadnt seen it but of course he had
he has a habbit of telling me whats going to happen in films before they happen as every film we watch he has seen

My kids really enjoyed the Jurassic park films, just the right amount of scary for that age group imo.
Independence day is pretty epic too.

i am sure he will have seen all of those

he is a film buff watches everything about 1000 times

Maybe try something proper old school then, we've saw things like The Good the bad and the ugly, Ice cold in Alex, Big Country and comedies like Planes trains and automobiles recently and they went down well with the kids.

planes trains, would be great but its a 15, not my call if he can watch it but i would say no think his mum would say the same

gonna look into some of the great comedies of that era but most are 15 or 18

There is more sex and violence in Eastenders that there is in Planes Trains and Automobiles Iron.

Come to think of it, there's more sex and violence in Eastenders than there is in Goodfellas.

Uncle Buck is always good for a laugh

This

Dragnet, Caddy Shack, Money pit and sadly License to drive also get a run out here occasionally.

Groundhog day.

Groundhog day.

Groundhog day.

The Great Outdoors even better imo and ideal for an 11 year old

Do peope still care about classifications.  I've been watching 18 rated since I was about 7 I think. 

yep i do, some people swear in front of there kids, and allow  kids to swear, i dont, some people allow kids to watch porn, i dont.

yeah his parents dont mind him watching some 12s but i will always clear it with them first


caddy shack is defo to old for him love the film though, rest of them i love too and i think should be ok

:D

Wasted in here Tom :)