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Old 03-29-2006, 01:40 AM
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Originally posted by enigma_AKA
[hijack]Yeah, the Academy DEFINITELY owed Giamatti one. I fell in love with him in this movie and have been a fan ever since---'Sideways' was the bomb!.[/hijack]

I took a course in the history of film and fell in love with documentaries, in particular 'Hearts and Minds'. Do these count as obscure (?), 'cuz I got a couple: 'Capturing the Friedmans', and 'Roger & Me' (although Michael Moore gets on my nerves, this movie hit close to home, both literally and figuratively).

I also like war movies like 'Apocalypse Now' and 'Full Metal Jacket'...and they might be considered obscure...

Hell, I'm lying. I like all movies since I don't have cable/local television and rely on the local library as my sole source of entertainment.

enigma_AKA
I can't get enough of Sideways either! It was one of my top 3 favs of 2004. Can't wait to go see "wine country" for myself one of these days!

I'll have to check out Hearts and Minds. I saw the other docs you mentioned, and I agree about Michael Moore (I agree with his politics for the most part, but he can be heavy-handed and over-the-top at times; I think he'd be taken more seriously if he'd just stop beating a dead horse. We get it, Mikey, *GOSH* {hijack from ND}! )

Oddly enough, I enjoy war flicks as well. Black Hawk Down and Tears of the Sun struck a chord in me.
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