Thread: Movies that screw your brain

I was going to instantly say Donnie Darko, but someone beat me to it. Love love love that movie. Best use of music in a film right here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWJPa0bvWnM

Pi was fantastic, as was Abre Los Ojos. I've yet to watch Lost Highway (I attempted one day when I was stoned, and the opening scene freaked me out) but I know it has an amazing soundtrack. I remember seeing The Fountain, but I don't remember what I felt about it. Pan's Labrynth I saw at an outside, nighttime showing while laying in the grass at a park near my house and it was magical. Bowie's Labrynth is great too ("Did you just say 'Hello'?") I've also been meaning to see 'A Clockwork Orange' but I can't get past the first scene, and 'Requiem for a Dream' which I refuse to rent because a few of my friends own it but have yet to bring it by on movie nights.

Originally Posted by sunshineDaydream

I was going to instantly say Donnie Darko, but someone beat me to it. Love love love that movie. Best use of music in a film right here:



Pi was fantastic, as was Abre Los Ojos. I've yet to watch Lost Highway (I attempted one day when I was stoned, and the opening scene freaked me out) but I know it has an amazing soundtrack. I remember seeing The Fountain, but I don't remember what I felt about it. Pan's Labrynth I saw at an outside, nighttime showing while laying in the grass at a park near my house and it was magical. Bowie's Labrynth is great too ("Did you just say 'Hello'?") I've also been meaning to see 'A Clockwork Orange' but I can't get past the first scene, and 'Requiem for a Dream' which I refuse to rent because a few of my friends own it but have yet to bring it by on movie nights.

Fixed for ya.

EDIT: Oops. guess you already got a valid link. I just saw the horrible embedding mess you had at first, from the YouTube website, and thought I would help.

Originally Posted by oniman7

EDIT: Oops. guess you already got a valid link. I just saw the horrible embedding mess you had at first, from the YouTube website, and thought I would help.

Yep, noticed once I posted. Thanks anyway though!

No problem. For future reference, to embed it, you type

[ yt ] [ /yt ]
Minus spaces.

In the middle, paste everything that comes after the "v=" in the URL