Movies I've Watched Recently

David Gane

9 Mar 2010

Smiles of a Summer Night
Sawdust and Tinsel
Wings of Desire
The Exterminating Angel
Truly, Madly, Deeply
The Intruder
Nenette and Boni
Strange Brew
Junebug
Sophie's Choice
The Vanishing (American)
The Vanishing (original)
Legends of the Fall
Gross Pointe Blank
The Constant Gardner
Castaway
The Conversation
Beowulf
Life Less Ordinary
Irreversible
Groundhog Day
Eagle Eye
Lars and the Real Girl
Tracey Fragments
Teeth
Passion of the Christ
Hamburger Hill
Whip it
Moon
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
Thirteenth Warrior
A Beautiful Mind
Bleu
Young Guns
Stardust
The Prestige
In the Loop

Still on deck:

Treeless Mountain
On Golden Pond
The Return
Labyrinth

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