Most Underrated film

[Yellow Fang]

Drugstore Cowboy was one of my favourites.

 

[mangaman]

"Bad Day at Black Rock"

http://en.wikipedia....y_at_Black_Rock

A western of sorts - but more about post-war America and the attitude to the Japanese.

Plus an amazing plot and acting. Highly recommended

 

[Ravenbait]

Picnic at Hanging Rock.

Very odd. Quite spooky.

Sam

 

[slowmotion]

Drugstore Cowboy was one of my favourites.

Thanks for the reminder! Great film, even if it was gloomy but ultimately full of hope.

 

[craigwend]

Which version, unedited or the Mellon Farmer edit

Eeek two other people who like Repo man!

Try explaing the plot

Stangely I've only got the CD soundtrack....

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[User169]

Repo Man (80's film not the shoot recent Repo Men)

Kiss me deadly - a nice piece of '50s noir might be worth tsking a look at.Alex Cox took it as a starting point for repoman.

 

[beanzontoast]

A Few Good Men - really good script, good cinematography, Jack Nicholson's excellent in it.

 

[MickL]

Dead mans shoes, low budget gem from the Films4 stable.

 

[leyburnrunner]

watched flashback of a fool last night with daniel craig. excellent film if you were brought up in the 70's. very nostalgic and the roxy music lip synch scene was sublime.

 

[User169]

LA Takedown - Michael Mann's study for Heat. Well worth a watch and better in many ways than Heat with a real Miami Vice feel to it.

 

[just jim]

There's a quirky Luc Besson film called "The last Battle" set in post apocolyptic world which I like, a little reminicent of a classic Boorman film; "Hell in the Pacific" though don't quote me it...

 

[dellzeqq]

almost any Michael Mann film (he's currently the Great American Director). Manhunter is a great film, Heat is brilliant (despite Al Pacino's best efforts) and Miami Vice is extraordinary.

'To Live and Die in LA' by William Friedkin is a great movie, with one of the best car chases ever. And 'Driver' by Walter Hill is a stand-out movie, far better than anything else he ever did. And 'Heavens Gate' is still the classic case of a film damned by the critics but standing the test of time

 

[wiggydiggy]

Working Girl - Ignore the wafer thin plot and I just enjoy the three leads (Melanie Griffith, Sigourney Weaver and Harrison Ford) interacting
Mallrats - Kevin Smiths 2nd, was marketed completely wrong and is a very funny romp with Ben Afleck playing a rather nasty man very easily

 

[Cheddar George]

One Hour Photo - I don't find Robin Williams very funny but occasionally he gets to show his acting ability.

 

[accountantpete]

The Singer Not The Song