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Derby Tup Apr 2020 10:08pm, 19 Apr 2020 40,165 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Life is sweet Naked Secrets and lies
Derby Tup Apr 2020 10:10pm, 19 Apr 2020 40,166 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Richard Linklater Dazed and confused Slacker Before sunrise (could have had the trilogy)
roberton Apr 2020 10:16pm, 19 Apr 2020 533 posts	Quote Pin roberton Sergio Leone For a Few Dollars More The Good, The Bad and the Ugly Once Upon a Time in America
Valyrian Plastic Apr 2020 10:19pm, 19 Apr 2020 8,239 posts	Quote Pin Valyrian Plastic LN, I didn't know that W. S. Anderson directed Event Horizon until I looked it up just now, though I haven't seen it yet, anyway. I've always associated him with the live-action Resident Evil films, and he's also responsible for the Death Race reboot and the first Alien vs. Predator. I think I've made the right call.
Angus Clydesdale Apr 2020 10:27pm, 19 Apr 2020 17,661 posts	Quote Pin Angus Clydesdale Shane Meadows Once Upon A Time in the Midlands Dead Man’s Shoes* This is England * one of few contenders for my favourite film.
Derby Tup Apr 2020 10:31pm, 19 Apr 2020 40,171 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Good shout ‘gus
Little Nemo Apr 2020 10:49pm, 19 Apr 2020 10,419 posts	Quote Pin Little Nemo Ahhh, I'm getting my Paul Andersons muddled up. Didn't realise there was more than one, I've learned something
becca7 Apr 2020 9:13am, 20 Apr 2020 7,941 posts	Quote Pin becca7 Christopher Nolan - Memento and The Prestige are easy ones and I suppose Inception would be the third, rather than The Dark Knight, and I've not seen Dunkirk.
rf_fozzy Apr 2020 11:01am, 20 Apr 2020 9,773 posts	Quote Pin rf_fozzy Krzysztof Kieślowski Three Colours Blue Three Colours White Three Colours Red
rf_fozzy Apr 2020 11:04am, 20 Apr 2020 9,774 posts	Quote Pin rf_fozzy Hitchcock: Strangers on a train Rear Window Vertigo