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Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (1986)
-Originally wasn't supposed to have Jason as the antagonist
-Broke the fourth wall thing
-Directed by Tom McLoughlin
Yes, there we go! Take it away Sonjira!
G U E S S B O Y S
Aguirre, der Zorn Gottes ("Aguirre, the Wrath of God")
-Dir. Werner Herzog
-Stars Klaus Kinski
-1972
I'm probably wrong...
And you, sadly, are 
Hmm, well, looks a bit too obscure to me otherwise, so yeah...
Completely random guess
Ran
Akira Kurasawa film
Considered by many to be his best
Basically King Lear in Japan
That's incorrect, Wilco. However, the year of release is right, if that'll help anyone.
Flesh and Blood
-it's directed by that Paul who did RoboCop
-it's from 1985
-it's 126 minutes long
Sorry Filip, that's incorrect. I will say that the film takes place in the same country it was filmed in, which is located in East Asia.
Pulgasori
1985 film
Director was kidnapped by North Korea to make this film
Wikipedia describes it as a North Korean kaiju film in feudal Korea.
Pulgasori
1985 film
Director was kidnapped by North Korea to make this film
Wikipedia describes it as a North Korean kaiju film in feudal Korea.
Ya got it! *clap**clap**clap**clap**clap**clap*
Your turn!
Where Eagles Dare (1968)
-Stars Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood
-Dir. Brian G. Hutton
-Involves a fight sequence atop a cable car
Last edited by Mr Vertigo (January 23, 2015 (01:18pm))
Where Eagles Dare (1968)
-Stars Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood
-Dir. Brian G. Hutton
-Involves a fight sequence atop a cable car
Yep, your turn.
All right, here we go:
Inglourious B4sterds
- Directed by Quentin Tarantino
- Came out in 2009
- Christoph Waltz got his first oscar for his role
Aww man thought this one might be a bit more of a challenge....
But yeah, you're right, your turn next!
The Machinist (2004)
-Christian Bale
-Dir. Brad Anderson
-Bale went on a crazy diet to achieve the skeletal look of his character
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