[crapmonster]

"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate. All those moments will be lost in time... like tears in rain... Time to die."
Rutger Hauer is amazing in this, easily the most memorable part of the film.
 
I'd say Blade Runner is probably much more significant/important then Androids Dream of Electric Sheep simply because it cemented the cyberpunk aesthetic.  Its influence is seen both in films and texts that proceeded it.  Then again, my whole point of making the comparison was that both works are great in their own ways.  Thematically, each work while sharing a good deal, diverge in different directions.  That said, Scott has probably done the most for sci-fi film in recent years more so then any other single person.  He's done Blade Runner and Alien, easily two of the best sci-fi films in the last few decades.

 

[J W]

Breathless may work for you. 
Last Year at Marienbad. 
Heart of Glass. 
 
It depends what you and she like. Sunset Boulevard is good. Most women do seem to like Amelie, but you may not like it. The Pianist is good. How to Steal a Million is likable, mainly because Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole are so likable. Charade. Roman Holiday. 
 
Also try most anything by Wes Anderson, especially if you like Amelie. 
 
Masterpiece Theatre almost always works. 

 

[aajohan]

'Lost in Translation' would be perfect I think
(+ it's my favorite movie )

 

[vid]

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'Lost in Translation' would be perfect I think

Just make sure to pretend like you're not interested in the giant bum that's sent across the screen at the beginning. If you're watching with your girlfriend, that is.

 

[peanutchops1977]

How about 'Paranormal Activity'.... This is the scariest movie I have ever friggin seen.
 
If you want your girlfriend on your lap wanting to feel safe with the boyfriend - Watch this!

 

[Lurkumaural]

Whenever I see a thread title in the form of a question, I immediately have an answer before I can get the thread open.  Seeing the title for this thread, for instance, made me blurt out:
 
Human Centipede
 
 
 
 
 
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How about 'Paranormal Activity'.... This is the scariest movie I have ever friggin seen.

Yes I would have to agree.  I've been a fan of horror movies for most of my 34 years, and this one freaked me the hell out in a way that is both extremely uncomfortable and quite delicious.  And I didn't think it was a documentary the way some early viewers did.
 
 

 

[fabio-fi]

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Human Centipede
 

 
God! i have no words to describe this one. 

 

[Samgotit]

Fitzcarraldo
Love Potion #9
Legend

 

[nikp]

Crazy, Stupid, Love. 
 
Trust me on this.

 

[kiteki]

 
This is a good movie:
 

 
 

 

[kiteki]

 
If you want to watch a good Australian movie, I recommend "Underbelly files: The man who got away", based on a true story, if you like it there are more and they give a good insight into the Australian culture (mostly criminal of course, but it's a good aussie series).
 
 

 

[nikp]

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If you want to watch a good Australian movie, I recommend "Underbelly files: The man who got away", based on a true story, if you like it there are more and they give a good insight into the Australian culture (mostly criminal of course, but it's a good aussie series).
 
 

He's watching it with his gf. 

 

 

[bcasey25raptor]

I think we are just going to watch anime.

 

[kiteki]

Do you meet her biannually or what

 

[bcasey25raptor]

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Do you meet her biannually or what

No she lives on the other side of town and i work so we need to schedule a time.