DVD Collection - Q, V, and Z

[The Dude]

So I realized today that my DVD collection of ~150 includes titles beginning with every letter of the alphabet except Q, V, and Z. I am now taking suggestions for which movies to buy to fill these gaps.

(Ignore articles starting titles like The Ref and A League Of Their Own.)

[tdarko]

virgin suicides is a must.

[mason55]

Zoolander

[Claunchy]

[The Dude]

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No.

[bernie]

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Actually, it's kind of a cool flick. Laura San Gaucaomo looked good in it too, imo. Long before her granola girl look on TV.

But Quiz Show is a much better choice. I'm suprised you haven't seen it yet.

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[TheBlueMonster]

Quiz Show (never seen but heard it's good)
Vertigo (!!!!!!!)
Zelig (Woody Allen movie)

[imported_anacardo]

Quiz Show is a fine call. Do the Virgin Suicides - Zoolander - Quiz Show trio.

[Claunchy]

Okay, so I guess Quiz Show is the obvious answer for Q, but c'mon. The Quigley Down Under pic was sorta funny, no?

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The Quiet American proves that elegant and intelligent filmmaking can be emotionally powerful. Michael Caine plays Thomas Fowler, a British journalist in 1950s Vietnam with a lovely Vietnamese mistress named Phuong (Do Thi Hai Yen) and a jaded view of the political strife teeming around him. He befriends a seemingly innocuous American named Alden Pyle (Brendan Fraser), who falls in love with Phuong--and slowly, Pyle's real purpose in Vietnam becomes revealed. Fowler finds that, to hold on to the carefully balanced life he's created for himself, he must make choices he's long avoided. Caine and Fraser are both superb and give a human face to complicated politics; as a result, The Quiet American manages to be compelling as both history and a story about very specific people embroiled in a very personal conflict. An impressive film from director Philip Noyce (Rabbit-Proof Fence, Patriot Games). --Bret Fetzer

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Amazon rating 4.5stars