Circle of Two....Obsession 1981 This movie was so hated, they had to rename it. I actually thought it was really good. Only 640 votes in IMDB.
The story of the impossible love between a schoolgirl and a sixty-year-old painter. Tatum O'Neal and Richard Burton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=840IAPnSINo&t=962s
Buffalo '66
Christina Ricci, Ben Gazzarra, Anjelica Huston, Mickey Rourke
I always ask people if they've seen "The Outsiders", because that movie created more future stars than any movie I can think of. Except the main character who had the least success!
Well at least I've heard of Buffalo 66, its pretty well known. I'll try to catch it. Circle of Two was so Odd, who thinks a romance with 16 year old Tatum and 55 year old Burton is a good idea. It was so weird, but I couldn't stop watching it. Not necessarily bad, just so out of left field. Who green lit this movie?
shareI once did a poll on another site, and less than 5% saw it, but everyone who did see it, loved it. I think "Buffalo '66" is the best movie in the last 40 years. Vincent Gallo writes, directs, stars, even does the original music, but he wasn't a star. It's the most unique movie I've ever seen, and it didn't need any CGI, nudity, car chases.
shareI saw it about a year ago and I’ve watched it about five times now. It’s a 10/10.
share:)
shareOh, and you forgot to mention Rosanna Arquette among the cast of actors.
shareoh yeah! "My name is Wendy Balsam" (too)
Pretty amazing how all those actors took little to be in a movie by a guy who never made a movie.. That script is great, but Gazzarra did the same with Cassavetes, instead of taking top dollar, which he could have done.
NOBODY SEEMS TO KNOW THE FILM IN WHICH JOHN HEARD ROCKED MY BRAIN...CUTTER'S WAY....THE FUCKING DAD FROM HOME ALONE CHEWED THE SCENERY WHILE JEFF BRIDGES STOOD AROUND LIKE A VANILLA STUMP...INSANITY.
shareIs "Murder by Death" (1976) popular?
The cast includes: Peter Sellers, Peter Falk, Maggie Smith, David Niven, Alec Guiness, Elsa Lanchester, Eileen Brennan and James Cromwell. None of them are cameos either.
I HAVE THAT ON VHS...KIND OF DRAGS BUT FUN OVERALL.
shareI like that film. Peter Falk reading 'muscle mags' - just to check for 'suspects' 😂
shareGood fun. It has over 37,000 votes on imdb so I would consider that fairly well known.
shareThe Man Who Cried (2000) with Johnny Depp, Christina Ricci, John Turturro, and Cate Blanchett
shareWOW...I HAVE NEVER EVEN HEARD OF THAT ONE...UNTIL RIGHT NOW...AMAZING.
shareCheck it out:
A Russian Jewish girl (Christina Ricci) is separated from her father in 1927 and escapes to England, where she's rechristened Suzie. She grows up to be a singer in a Parisian theater populated by a glamorous Russian dancer (Cate Blanchett), an egotistical Italian tenor (John Turturro) and a handsome Gypsy horseman (Johnny Depp). When the Nazis invade France, however, Suzie's life is suddenly in danger, and she attempts to flee to the United States, where her father moved years earlier.
NOT NECESSARILY MY GENRE...BUT THAT CAST IS IMPRESSIVE...I WILL KEEP MY EYE OPEN FOR THIS ONE.
shareI think I have seen that one, but barely remember it.
shareSing, You Sinners (1938) Bing Crosby, Fred MacMurray, and Donald O'Connor, only 234 votes on imdb.
Give Me a Sailor (1938) Martha Raye, Bob Hope, Betty Grable, 438 votes.
The Bride Wore Boots (1946) Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Cummings, 442 votes.
Singapore (1947) Fred MacMurray, Ava Gardner, 619 votes.
St. Louis Blues (1958) : Nat 'King' Cole, Eartha Kitt, Cab Calloway, Ella Fitzgerald, 684 votes.
Sorrowful Jones (1949) Bob Hope, Lucille Ball, 737 votes.
Another one is One Night at McCool’s (2001) with Liv Tyler, Matt Dillon, John Goodman, and Michael Douglas
McCool's bar was hopping that night. Randy (Matt Dillon) worked there, tending bar. Lawyer Carl (Paul Reiser) was there until past closing. Detective Dehling (John Goodman) got there once McCool's became a crime scene. Was it the dead body that tied these men together? Not as tightly as the live wire who was also there that night: the stunning young woman aptly named Jewel (Liv Tyler). A steamy story told from three very different points of view that ultimately become one.
That's one of my all-time favorite movies; one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. I can't believe it still hasn't been released on Blu-ray.
I originally saw it when it was in the "new release" section at the video store. It was one of the first movies I rented after getting my first DVD player (which was a DVD-ROM drive for my PC), as well as one of the first movies I ripped to my computer.
I don't get why it isn't a far more popular movie.