I could never appreciate a movie in highschool because of all the idiots in the class.
Kefka's coming, look intimidating!
Have a nice day!!
[Q=Miriel]Gattaca!
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Bam, this is what I was forced to watch too, except it was for... math wtf
And... The Great Dictator for drama class.
There were others but I had already seen them before I watched them in school so they do not count.
Oh well I would class that as an issue seperate from quality, but fair enough in that case xD Unless Hannah did mean quality in which case... her taste is utterly alien to me! But that's okay, we're talking about movies, not grandma incest
My media studies teacher was trying to finagle a way to show us Baise Moi, but from what I've heard of the critics, it's a good thing he failed.
I forgot to mention that Battle Royale was introduced to me through school. Violence was the major theme of our sociology class one year, and the teacher asked us to bring movies to class. One flew over the cuckoo's nest and a Clockwork orange were amongst the ones we saw. Battle Royale, however, was switched off by the teacher after the first collar exploded, in the classroom. Perhaps a bit too violent this one!
Rudy.
Also, it wasn't at school, while I was too sick to even bother trying to change the channel:
In The Mix with Usher (gasp!) and Emmanuelle Chriqui (She's Canadian!)
FFX-2 FMV's Upscaled and Filtered to 720p (link fixed)
The games I've beaten...
I | II | III | IV | V | VI | VII | VIII | IX | X | X-2 | XII
I never got to watch any movies that were remotely interesting in school. Which is ok, because I don't really agree with the whole spending class time to watch movies bit.
Only fun thing I watched was the Simpsons 'Lord of the Flies' parody episode in English class. We had the hardest ass English teacher in the school, so when he told us we were watching a Lord of the Flies interpretation we all groaned and settled in for a snooze fest forgettable school movie. I was quite surprised.
haha I had to watch those too. My teacher got a piece of paper ready to cover up the boobs and totally missed his cue. It was a good day.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off was way overplayed in my U.S. History class. So was Princess Bride. Good movies, I just can't watch them anymore because of it.
Here:
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Of Mice And Men (yes, you read)
Macbeth (I think..I remember lots of blood, is that the right film?)
Memento
School of Rock (Yeeeeah...my music teacher was pretty crappy)
That might be it. Oh well I've still got another year left..who knows if we'll get some more in.
When I was in 11th grade, I took a film study course and I saw possibly the best movie in the world, Mean Girls...
Oooooh, I've seen lots of great movies in school. The ones I can remember right now are:
Fried Green Tomatoes
My Left Foot
Cinema Paradiso
Christiane F.
All The President's Men
Fight Club
Gandhi
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Macbeth (Judi Dench and Ian McKellen version)
Pelle the Conqueror
The Elephant Man
And Now for Something Completely Different
American History X
The Wave (TV Movie)
The Lives of Others
Der Untergang (Downfall)
..there are several others, I'm sure.
Romeo + Juliet (the Baz Lurhman version - I loved the fact that Romeo's father had a name a commonplace as Ted =]).
Several Hitchcock films including The Birds and Psycho.
Seabiscuit.
The Handmaid's Tale
One phrase alone should make you want to see this movie -
ROBERT DUVALL SEX SCENE