What's on your To Watch List?

These are not necessarily upcoming movies, though those also count. These are just movies that you've been meaning to watch and/or just haven't gotten around to, or have heard about and are looking forward to watching.

I currently have RoboGeisha, Tokyo Gore Police and Antz coming down the pipe.

Recently ticked off from my To Watch list are The Godfather and Back to the Future.

For films? The Three Colours Trilogy, Chinatown, Straight Story plus most of the superhero films out this year. The last things I ticked off were Les Miserables and most of the David Lynch films I hadn't already seen.

One of the Twilight franchise, just to see if they are as poo as they are painted.

Brave, mainly because of this:

Now the time has come

For us all tae slaughter you.

I really ought to watch Chronicle again. That was a great movie. The ending was pretty soul-crushing, though.

edited 21st Mar '13 2:06:47 PM by majoraoftime

Don't bother. It's barely in the movie.

I've been planning to watch a few Westerns, mainly Blazing Saddles and possibly Django Unchained. I also want to try and find The Apple Dumpling Gang.

To each their own, then.

edited 21st Mar '13 4:11:38 PM by Mort08

Oh, yeah, thanks for the reminder on Django. I watched a bit of the original Franco Nero starring pic and the Tarantino version would be an interesting comparison.

Still want to see Brave. It has Billy Connolly, Emma Thompson and Kelly Mc Donald in it, all great British actors, and worth a watch in my view.

A few selections from the list (it's a big list):

Kung Fu Panda, How To Train Your Dragon, the 'Pusher' trilogy, There Will Be Blood, Cloud Atlas, Lincoln.

edited 21st Mar '13 4:11:31 PM by TheBatPencil

Still trying to avoid spoilers for Memento. And Django Unchained. Haven't for Pulp Fiction but would still like to see it. And the film of Life of Pi.

edited 21st Mar '13 4:39:37 PM by Tuckerscreator

"How to Train Your Dragon" will make you want to strangle the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences. Whose members voted for /spit "The Social Network" to get the best soundtrack oscar that year.

John Powell was robbed.

Lots, but focusing only on the rare and/or semi-obscure films I've downloaded and still need to watch, there's:

• Angel of Death (1998)
• Angel of Death 2: The Prison Island Massacre (2007)
• Bloodrage (1979)
• Death Academy (2005)
• Fantom Killer 1-4 (1998, 1999, 2003, 2008)
• Manniac (2005)

This Year: Too many to count.

Others: (Most of these are on my computer I just need time to watch them all)

• Quentin Tarantino's films
• Scream 3 & 4
• This Is Spinal Tap
• Total Recall 1990
• The Big Lebowski
• Ruby Sparks

My list is mostly made out of recent and upcoming action/adventure films, but then there's The Outing, an eighties slasher movie about a killer lamp genie.

My list is pretty much everything that exists. My Netflix queue alone is full, and that's not even accounting for the unwatched DVDs/Blu-rays I have sitting around my house and the tons of other movies I'd heard about but haven't bothered to even check out yet.

My two watch list could fill many novels

How long are the novels?

The Twilight movie was mostly just boring, with some magnificently quotable Narm moments. THIS IS THE SKIN OF A KILLER, BELLA! Oh rly? So who do I have to kill to get beautiful pale, porcelain, glittering skin?

And most of the "good" stuff is in the second hour.

I have 297 Classic or highly rated films on my rental list. Plus the Super Mario Brothers movie.

Better with Rifftrax.