Quirky movies I like. Whats yours?

[VAdoublegunner]

Another great quirky: The Fall

No kidding! I have the DVD I have watched quite a few times. Visually stunning, with a plot line rich in metaphor. I don't think I've figured it all out yet. The cinematography and effects reminded me of What Dreams May Come, not exactly quirky since it was loosely based on Orpheus, but an amazing film.

 

[smithfan4152]

Things to do in Denver when your Dead.

The Usual Suspects

At Close Range

Angels Dance

 

[Texas Star]

Almost too good to be called quirky, but quirky nonetheless.

("The Gods Must Be Crazy")


OOooo...THAT'S a GOOD one!

T-Star

 

[Mickey D]

"From Dusk 'Till Dawn" Who can forget Salma Hayek and the albino python
.

The Who's Tommy, Ann-Margret with the beans!

 

[wbraswell]

Almost anything with Peter O'Toole, Christopher Walken, Malcom McDowell, or Harvey Keitel is quirky. Some of the old Hitchcock movies are quirky too, like The Trouble with Harry.

 

[mm6mm6]

Zero Effect

 

[BarbC]

Don't forget YouTube - The Adventures of the Baron of Munchausen

 

[DeathGrip]

("The Gods Must Be Crazy")


OOooo...THAT'S a GOOD one!

T-Star

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[smith revolver cop]

"Albino Alligator" (although Faye Dunaway has not aged very well...)

 

[jrm53]

Memorable movies

Mine are Raising Arizona, Last Man Standing, Bring me the head of Alfreado Garica, and any western by Sam Peckinpaugh. Jeff

 

[MFPD 10MM]

Electra Glide in Blue, and Reservoir Dogs.

 

[dasnake]

my picks

nosferatu, miller's crossing, and think about it, about as quirky as it can get, "deep throat".

 

[BLACKHAWKNJ]

"The Puma Man".

 

[Section30]

The Brother from Another Planet

 

[TNDixieGirl]

The Incredible Mr. Limpet, starring Don Knotts

 

[doublesharp]

Robert Duvall in The Apostle. Nice support by Billy Joe Shaver.

Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson in SongWriter.

 

[Andy Griffith]

One more to add...

Harvey, the one where Jimmy Stewart pretends to talk to an invisible six-foot tall rabbit?

To think that Steven Spielberg is remaking this movie.
YUCK!!!
They can't leave well enough alone!

 

[PRC74]

Snake it is good to see you. You have been keeping a low profile since you retarded.

 

[cmort666]

Clockwork Orange

When the movie came out, a classmate in Catholic gradeschool in Chicago had the paperback edition of the book. We were all highly disappointed to not be able to even tell if it was dirty, because every other word was in Russian.

 

[cmort666]

President's Analyst with James Coburn

A hilarious and in some ways prophetic film.

Especially if you've ever had to deal with Ameritech's, SBC's or AT&T's DSL tech support. When Ameritech cut my DSL lines to give somebody else in the apartment regular phone service, an M16A1 really started too look like the solution to their customer service issues.

The head phone company guy (Pat Harrington) at the end went on to play the maintenance man on "One Day at a Time".

The "Put the 'car gun' back in the car, that's why it's the car gun!" sequence is hilarious. The father (William Daniels) went on to play the mean doctor on "St. Elsewhere".

It's also one of my favorite soundtracks. It took me a LONG time, but I found the music from the opening credits on one of the file sharing networks.