Need movie recommendations

[Spitfire]

Which Crash?

Watch "The Departed". Not completely the tone you're going for but it has some extremely well written dialogue.

[shuriken]

Try 21 Grams, it's kinda like Crash in the interwoven stry kinda way. It's really good.

[Krutch]

Crash with Sandra Bullock, Matt Dillon...

Departed was great But yeah, not really the tone I'm looking for. Still, awesome flick!

[Spitfire]

Had to ask. I assumed it was that one but there's always the other one.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0115964/

Almost no one knows about it but it has Casey Jones in it.

Interwoven stories? "Go" has that, and it's funny to boot.

[Krutch]

Imdb doesnt list it, but if I remember correctly, isnt Casey Jones in both?

Isn't he the guy who goes up to Terrence Howard's character suggesting the black guy in the script is speaking too articulate?

[odupianist]

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Smart People
Blues Brothers

[Canadian Turtle]

Originally Posted by Spitfire

Had to ask. I assumed it was that one but there's always the other one.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0115964/

Almost no one knows about it but it has Casey Jones in it.

Interwoven stories? "Go" has that, and it's funny to boot.

I am just amazed you have even heard of that version. That is a very strange Canadian movie by David Cronenberg... and yes thus Casey Jones is very Canadian.

Anyways in regards to movies you should watch... hmm I am assuming you are looking for movies based on the writing style so you can work from there? That also depends on what type of movie you want to write??

[Cure]

Try 11:14 for more interwoven type movies. It's the dark humor type, too.

Originally Posted by Krutch

Imdb doesnt list it, but if I remember correctly, isnt Casey Jones in both?

Isn't he the guy who goes up to Terrence Howard's character suggesting the black guy in the script is speaking too articulate?

I think that's Tony Danza.