Equilibrim and Donnie Darko.
Equilibrim and Donnie Darko.
oh, and schindler's list and the shawshank redemption. both in modern history.
pretty much all the movies were either mh or english.
if finding love is just a dance, proximity and chance, you will excuse me if i skip the masquerade
The ones that I can remember from elementary, middle school, and high school that I liked are:
The Pianist - Racism/Genocide/Holocaust
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington - American History
The Breakfast Club - Humanities
Sybil - Psychology
Monsoon Wedding - Sociology
The Adventures of Pinnocchio - 1st grade
Beowulf & Grendel - English (only liked it for completely shallow reasons)
The Postman Always Rings Twice - Film English (the original)
Best in Show - Film English
E.T. - we watched this in middle school on a huge projector screen in the auditorium for no reason at all
From college:
The 400 Blows (words cannot express how dope this was. it's currently up on comcast on demand if you wanna watch it.)
AI
The Bicycle Thief (also amazing)
Captain Positive (a student film)
The Scarlett Empress
The Kid Brother (hilarious)
Broken Blossoms (so racist yet the main girl is so adorable)
The Music Lovers
Easy Street
Bored Games (student film)
The Thief of Bagdad (original)
East of Eden
Network
The Purple Rose of Cairo
And there was this foreign film we saw that was old where these four or possibly five men rob a bank. They all die at the end tragically, yet stylishly. I really wish I could remember the name because it was the best crime film I've ever seen.
Okay, I should stop there. I can go on for days with good movies I've seen in college.
Wow, your school was very...err liberal to allow these.Originally Posted by Levian
We're not all from US and A.
12 Angry Men
Life Is Beautiful
The Sixth Sense
Lawrence of Arabia
and of course, the film that got me into anime...
Valley of the Fireflies.
Life is Beautiful
To Kill a Mockingbird
Life of Brian
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
They’re Europeans. I wouldn’t be surprised if their gym teachers were grading their performances in orgies.You watched these movies in school?
I watched Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal in a philosophy class when I was in college; surely the greatest film I have seen in a classroom.
Oh, yes. My English class watched the old version too, and my teacher was all 'All right. I understand that we are all mature students, but I must warn you that there is some indecent exposure in this film. Anyone who may be offended by this is permitted to leave the room.'The old Romeo and Juliet was great though. It showed you Romeo's bare ass and the girls were all "" about it as they got to check out a dude's ass and then BAM! Titshot! Now what, bitches!
Of course, no one left, and everyone went crazy during that scene.
Actually...They’re Europeans. I wouldn’t be surprised if their gym teachers were grading their performances in orgies.You watched these movies in school?
I watched Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal in a philosophy class when I was in college; surely the greatest film I have seen in a classroom.
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