Movies every aspiring DJ should watch!

[LuksSkywalker]

Spread - Ashton Kutcher
Californication - David Duchovny (this guy is cool as a cucumber)

 

[LuksSkywalker]

"She's out of my league"
This movie will show you what not to be. Watching this guy, you can only say: "pathetic". He's not just the nice guy, he's the nicest guy of nice guys. But in the end... You'll see.
Also, his gf says a lot of true stuff from female perspective which is useful.

 

[Visionist]

I was forced to watch some stupid blue pill Italian flick in the cinema with friends a few months back. I was groaning loudly every few minutes and folks must have been wondering WTF my problem was. I should have snuck out but I never see my friends anymore so I stayed.

What film did I watch the night before I first got laid? The film that gave me the confidence to take what I wanted without asking permission or apologizing?

Cruel Intentions.

That film got me laid.

 

[Visionist]

I always look to the most overlooked Bond; Timothy Dalton. Guy plays an absolute hardass, no bullsh!t 007. But he's still an incurable lady's man and prone to romantic gestures, but only if the girl is clearly already into him.

It doesn't hurt that the score to The Living Daylights embodies that playboy, Riviera feel. John Barry's final Bond score.

 

[Velasco]

Mike Erwin in She's Too Young (2004)
Jude Law in Immortality (1998)

 

[B80]

just started watching madmen and have added californication to my library. cheers.

 

[B80]

You're speaking my language with this.

Hank will teach you so much.

well you know the saying, every man should have a 'hank a day'...

 

[inquisitor]

No one's mentioned Lawrence of Arabia yet, but I guess it's because it doesn't have women in it. The story is simple, as the titular character goes through an insane adventure onto becoming a man. The film, however, is a true masterpiece and a masterclass of becoming the best version of yourself. I highly recommend it.

 

[BMX]

Spy Game

 

[Black Widow Void]

It's old-school and despite the fluff (for the female viewing audience) the lead character makes no flaws (as usual)