I have been thinking about movies I have watched that most of you never heard of

21 jump street
Clockwork orange

A Clockwork Orange! Great choice! 21 jump street....in my day that was a TV show. The Jonah Hill movie for me is very modern.

The Cheap Detective - I still watch it occasionally. Great parody movie of the old detective movies of the 40's

I plan on watching em

I've seen the shower scene a hundred times but never actually watched the movie. Also never seen The Great Escape or Apocalypse now.

Never watched Psycho either. Seen plenty of clips of it to the point it never interested me.

The Great Escape is a good war movie, but there are better. (The Wackiest Ship in the Army was written by the man my father replaced at his job. His job required him to talk to my mother. So I owe that movie my life as it were.)

Apocalypse Now is weird. Both a Great War movie and a horrible one at the same time. Watch it at night in the dark :)

I haven't heard of that movie to be honest. Great way to remember it.

You have to watch the extended director's cut of Apocalypse Now. With the French rubber plantation soldiers.

1. Hopscotch - A 70's CIA comedy film. Very funny even as it didn't age well, but Walter Matthau is great in it.

2. Yellowbeard - A who's who of comedy greats, sadly Marty Feldman died during filming and they had to change the ending.

3. Once upon a time in the west - Kinda campy, but intense too. Henry Fonda plays a villain

4. Silent Movie - A Mel Brookes film shot as a silent picture. There is one word of dialog,
Marcel Marceau the famous mime speaks it.

5. Ice Pirates - A truly campy space comedy. As one of the most original fight scenes.

6. Darkstar - The first movie shot in letterbox. It follows a group of men that have been in space for way too long. Low budget film that has one alien. A beach ball painted weird colors with webbed feet.

I don't believe I've seen any of those films. I might give them a watch. I'm not really a film buff but I tend to enjoy older films alot more than what's been released in the last 10-20 years.

never seen any of those. however, i've seen some pretty good older films. Rear Window is one of my favorites, and i'm a big fan of the old westerns.

Most Hitchcock films are good. Try The Trouble with Harry (Henry? It’s been a while) It’s a comedy. (Not a spoiler, but the trouble is that he is dead)

i'll have to check that one out. Vertigo was good too, another James Stewart success.