Yes.Fight Club: EVERYTHING about this film is so damn excellent.
Yes.Pulp Fiction: Another film that has worked its way into our cultural fabric more than we realize - for better or worse.
Ha ha, you have your opinion and I respect it. (I don't share it.)Jurassic Park... that one doesn't age at all!
Glad this made someone's list.The Sting
So much yes.Lost Highway
The old Dune, Wally? With the guy from Twin Peaks?
That was indeed memorable, though I'm afraid at moments as a comedy.
I'm afraid I saw it at an impressionable age and buy into its crazy melodrama completely.
Ha ha, you have your opinion and I respect it. (I don't share it.)
Oh ya. For freaky type of memorable, Videodrome and a Japanese film Ironman (with a guy who has a metal drill for a . . . O.O ).How can anyone forget David Lynch Eraserhead! Just to start
How can anyone forget David Lynch Eraserhead! Just to start
I'm not as stirred by that one as many people seem to be but some of his other stuff -- Wild at Heart, Blue Velvet, The Elephant Man -- talk about unforgettable.
Mr. Lynch tugs at the old "curtain of sanity" and exposes an alternate reality. I find his version of reality all the more disturbing and freaky because it's not far from the one we experience in normal times. For me, it's subversive because, unlike slasher films or anything supernatural, Mr. Lynch's scary version is only a step (or two) away; discard a couple of norms, unleash some of the atavistic, primitive craziness that people certainly have within them, and wham!
Tried to enjoy Laura but just too sentimental for me, notwithstanding the music.