Mary J Bilge

[markie]

Friedkin directed the French Connection, right? The exorcist was his masterpice though. Unless you loved the TV version of 12 angry men
 
 von triers breaking the waves was alright.
 
 boorman:
 
 http://www.theavclub.com/avclub3502/avfeature3502.html
 
 I like the ambitious failures.... Exorcist II and Zardoz. The later being a hipster movie.
 
 robert aldrich?
 
 mispelling from the master?
 
 http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hc&id=1800015672&cf=movies&intl=us
 
 kiss me deadly isnt it? cant say I really know any of his movies.

Half credit each for Zardoz & B.T.Waves.
 
  Emperor of the North Pole
 
 But missed the QE2 on Billy Friedkin.

[markie]

Why only half points?
 
 
 I have never seen nor heard of it, but the character names in emperor are something else:
 
 Lee Marvin 
 - A No. 1
 
 Ernest Borgnine 
 - Shack
 
 Keith Carradine 
 - Cigaret
 
 Charles Tyner 
 - Cracker
 
 Malcolm Atterbury 
 - Hogger
 
 Simon Oakland 
 - Policeman
 
 Ed McNally 
 - Yard Clerk
 
 Karl Lukas 
 - Pokey Stiff
 
 Harry Hickox 
 - Elder
 
 Sid Haig 
 - Grease Tail
 
 Vic Tayback 
 - Yardman
 
 Dave Willock 
 - Groundhog
 
 Ralph Montgomery 
 - Alkee Stiff
 
 Wayne Sutherlin 
 - Gink
 
 John Steadman 
 - Stew Bum
 
 Forrest Wood 
 - Station agent
 
 Harry Caesar 
 - Coaly
 
 Matt Clark 
 - Yardlet
 
 Jack Collins 
 - Dispatcher
 
 Hal Baylor 
 - Yardman's Helper
 
 Don Blackman 
 - Old Shine
 
 Danny "Big" Black 
 - Hobo
 
 Raymond Guth 
 - Preacher
 
 Robert Foulk 
 - Conductor
 
 Jimmy Goodwin 
 - Fakir
 
 Elisha Cook, Jr. 
 - Gray Cat
 
 Joe di Reda 
 - Dinger
 
 Diane Dye 
 - Prudence
 
 Liam Dunn 
 - Smile

[markie]

QE2?
 
 http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hv&id=1800052243&cf=info&intl=us
 
 another film I had never heard of.
 
 I didnt realise Friedkin directed 12 angry men. It is one of my favourite movies. Its simplicity really lets the characters come through.

Still no winner for Friedkin.
 
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 Half points because otherwise ggw would win for Zentropa & Deliverance.  Kubrick's a triple-master.  Truth be told, Boorman, von Trier & Aldrich are double-masters.

[markie]

Originally posted by The Bombay Doorsâ?¢:
  Still no winner for Friedkin.
 
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 Half points because otherwise ggw would win for Zentropa & Deliverance.  Kubrick's a triple-master.  Truth be told, Boorman, von Trier & Aldrich are double-masters.

fine let stinking GGW win!!!
 
 http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hc&id=1800025280&cf=movies&intl=us
 
 live and die in LA?
 
 Kubrick triple master?
 
 2001
 Clockwork Orange
 shining?

[jadetree]

Originally posted by Anton Newcombe:
  fine let stinking GGW win!!!
 
  http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hc&id=1800025280&cf=movies&intl=us
 
 live and die in LA?
 
 Kubrick triple master?
 
 2001
 Clockwork Orange
 shining?

I watched live and die in la again recently, it has not aged well.

Strangelove's the first!
 
 
 Finally a phreakin' winner!

[markie]

Originally posted by Anton Newcombe:
 
 Kubrick triple master?
 
 2001
 Clockwork Orange
 shining?

sorry, its Dr Strangelove isnt it? Not the shining.
 
 Actually all of his movies are better than anyone elses. Except lolita and eyes wide shut.

Has anyone but me, seen The Bed Sitting Room?  It was deck as fuck!
 http://www.wayney.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/bsr.htm

[markie]

Originally posted by The Bombay Doorsâ?¢:
  Strangelove's the first!
 
 
 

sorry, you beat me to it.....
 
 Kubricks middle years, all of these are greats:
 
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   Full Metal Jacket (1987)
   
 
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   The Shining (1980)
   
 
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   Barry Lyndon (1975)
   
 
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   A Clockwork Orange (1971)
   
 
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   2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
   
 
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   Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)
   
 
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   Lolita (1962)
   
 
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   Spartacus (1960)

[markie]

Originally posted by The Bombay Doorsâ?¢:
  Has anyone but me, seen The Bed Sitting Room?  It was deck as fuck!
  http://www.wayney.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/bsr.htm

never seen it. It sounds like quatermass on more halucinogens. I have seen the Morrissey recommended Rita Tushingham movies "a taste of honey" and "the leather boys".

[markie]

And in come the three bears - the daddy bear said, 'Who's been sleeping in my porridge?' - and the mummy bear said, 'that's no porridge, that was my wife
 
 now thats funny.

A.   What was Lindsay Anderson's masterpiece?
 
 B.   What was Bill Forsyth's masterpiece?

[markie]

Originally posted by The Bombay Doorsâ?¢:
  A.   What was Lindsay Anderson's masterpiece?
 
 B.   What was Bill Forsyth's masterpiece?

Lindsay Anderson directed Richard Harris in this sporting life. A very fine movie. A load of her other films had malcolm mcdowell in......
 
 I dont know Jack about bill.