I'll push this film any time I can. Definitely a personal top favorite. It's called Barfly starring Mickey Rourke. Though he doesn't quite capture the same energy Chinaski had in the books, he does a good job. Great flick.
In terms of the funny dialogue with crass mobsters in-between missions, probably the movie 'Snatch'. But it's got a London flair to it rather than New Yorkers like in GTA3.
Burn Notice is literally modern GTA if he show
they meet a wacky family/friend npc who gives them a wacky mission, they prepare for it and accomplish it, then they get some chump change for it
It does you are just bottom of the barrel moronic. Hope you enjoy your sweet movie recs that perfectly match your vidya game based on your autistic understanding of aesthetic.
>It does you are just bottom of the barrel moronic. Hope you enjoy your sweet movie recs that perfectly match your vidya game based on your autistic understanding of aesthetic.
Street Kings (2008) is pure Rockstar crime noir kino. And the cast is rad too, early Chris Evans, Hugh Laurie, Common. And you see a lot off familiar faces too the asian guy from WoWS, Mayan leader from SOA.
I played the Definitive Edition of it, and I can safely say that you and the thousands out there like you are just massive nostalgia homosexuals. Simple as. Your games suck, homosexual.
Missing the point. NTA, but that is the whole point of playing it in 2002. We never played anything quite like it before. Like it or hate it, every game after GTA3 became open world because it was so influential.
Of course, being a zoomie, and playing so many derivatives of GTA3, you will never understand what made it so special. Anon was right.
also has cars made of paper and cars that can't flip back over. all with a rigid camera. the game is great for its time but outclassed by later installations
Hence why 2002 was clearly stated you fricking dumb zoomer.
For boomer chads the glory of a new console generation meant a significant bump in, well, everything from graphics to story to audio. Zoomers can never experience that. All they can get is new games to rent and new microtransactions to look forward to.
Things were different back then. Women were still women. Crazy to think of now.
That sounds more like Red Dead 2. Niko is a jaded nihilist, just because he acknowledges that he's done terrible things doesn't mean he's a pussy or a good person deep down.
Freddy Got Fingered
Spider-Man
Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man 3
frick no
spieder man raimi are 2000s core and don't have gritty squalid shitty atmosphere
wtf I was replying to that thread about LOTR and thought about GTA and Goodfellas and then 2 seperate anons made related threads in the same minute.
ur a wizard
whoa. crazy. don't go to /misc/ or /gif/ or you'll see all your bbc and troony thoughts materialize into posts too.
happens to me sometime too, we are very conected to each other, brain waves or something
I'll push this film any time I can. Definitely a personal top favorite. It's called Barfly starring Mickey Rourke. Though he doesn't quite capture the same energy Chinaski had in the books, he does a good job. Great flick.
Will watch now
Watched it yesterday for the third time. Really good movie, among my favourites aswell.
>Barfly
I read this as barfl-ly before I realized it was Bar-fly.
I thought the dudes names was Barfly Johnson or some shit.
Die Hard 3
Drive (2011)
The Seven-Ups
Was gonna post this.
Also, "Tony Arzenta" with Alain Delon.
if the score had a drum & bass/trance soundtrack instead of a synthwave one, this would definitely be it
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I saw Pepe
Watched this and its actually pretty good, ty
t.op
Phone Booth, kind of. Also, The Counselor.
Year of the Dragon
Too Old To Die Young
Any movie from the 90s set in New York
shoot em up, smokin aces
Scorsese mafia movies?
Carlito's Way
The King of New York
Carlito was more Vice City. The scumbag israelite lawyer was just Sean Penn's character.
Seven Ups
The voice cast for this is incredible
>Mr Blonde
>Paul Atreides
>Phil from sopranos
You forgot the guy who voiced gordon freeman
funnest joke i ever heard bravo anon
Who the frick is mr blonde?
The guy who played mr.blonde in reservoir dogs.
>DA TRY-ADS *cough cough hack hack*
?t=39
>Kyle Maclachlan
So that's why Donald Love's voice was so kino in III
>cam neely voiced donald in vc
wut
>muh Reddit references!
Just say their names gayg
you forgot Ralphie from Sopranos
kino of the highest order
>some C-listers
Wow great cast
In terms of the funny dialogue with crass mobsters in-between missions, probably the movie 'Snatch'. But it's got a London flair to it rather than New Yorkers like in GTA3.
gta 3 was basically just a brit’s interpretation of what nyc is anyway, so this is a solid pick
Frick
OP and his shitty thread
i kinda loathe 1996-2001
i definitely prefer (and actually love) 2002-2007
also vice city and san andreas i like em more
That Scorsese flick. I think it's called mean streets or something
Layer Cake
Robocop
Carlito's Way
Unironically Blade and Blade 2 if your remove the vampires.
>gone in 60 seconds
>training day
>king of New York
>dunstun checks in
Training Day for sure
they also cited Heat as a big influence
nah
too LA
>snatch
>dead presidents
Burn Notice is literally modern GTA if he show
they meet a wacky family/friend npc who gives them a wacky mission, they prepare for it and accomplish it, then they get some chump change for it
It has to be late 90s early 00s, big American city, gritty, otherwise don’t even bother sugggesting anything in my thread
Bringing Out The Dead, but just the setting since the protagonist isn't a career criminal.
Mean Streets. There's even a reference to it in the game.
Ah yes, an early 70s schlock flick captures the gta3 aesthetic, well done. Get out of my thread homosexual
Yeah the GTA2 movie.
Harsh Times (2005)
It does you are just bottom of the barrel moronic. Hope you enjoy your sweet movie recs that perfectly match your vidya game based on your autistic understanding of aesthetic.
>It does you are just bottom of the barrel moronic. Hope you enjoy your sweet movie recs that perfectly match your vidya game based on your autistic understanding of aesthetic.
Why are you seething?
Street Kings (2008) is pure Rockstar crime noir kino. And the cast is rad too, early Chris Evans, Hugh Laurie, Common. And you see a lot off familiar faces too the asian guy from WoWS, Mayan leader from SOA.
Frick that, what are some movies like the GTA 2 intro?
Feels like GTAIII was half way there but then they decided to take the franchise down a different path
crank
On a related note, "Boss Level" is probably the closest we'll ever get to GTA movie.
No love for Falling Down?
>NOOOTHING STAYS THEY PASSS YOU BYYYY IF YOU CHAAAANGE (CHAAANGE!)
I want to say Boondock Saints.
YO KIDDIES! WAKEY WAKEY!
YOU'RE TUNED INTO RISE!
EMESEXNINTYATEFMONYARADIO
YEYE
>HEY, IT'S DJ MICHAEL HUNT, AND YOU'RE LISTENING TO HEAD RADIO
Zoomers will never know how mindblowing it was to play this game in 2002.
I played the Definitive Edition of it, and I can safely say that you and the thousands out there like you are just massive nostalgia homosexuals. Simple as. Your games suck, homosexual.
the definitive edition is a terrible remaster but yeah the gameplay doesn't hold up at all
going from playing my mom's NES as a kid to just being given a ps2 with GTA3 right after 9/11 as a 7 year old was insane
you seem to be moronic
You know something is quality when zoomers use nostalgia as an argument.
Missing the point. NTA, but that is the whole point of playing it in 2002. We never played anything quite like it before. Like it or hate it, every game after GTA3 became open world because it was so influential.
Of course, being a zoomie, and playing so many derivatives of GTA3, you will never understand what made it so special. Anon was right.
>quads of truth
and yet there is no GTA without Elite before it
you just proved his exact point you blubbering little homosexual c**t.
>I played the Definitive Edition
gta3 completely changed video games forever
People gave this game a 10/10. Today it's a light to a decent 6 (would be a 3 if not for the music)
It still holds up, looks better than it's sequels. If I had to play one of the 3d ones through again, it would be 3.
you're wrong. it is still the game with the best action movie car chase physics
also has cars made of paper and cars that can't flip back over. all with a rigid camera. the game is great for its time but outclassed by later installations
Hence why 2002 was clearly stated you fricking dumb zoomer.
For boomer chads the glory of a new console generation meant a significant bump in, well, everything from graphics to story to audio. Zoomers can never experience that. All they can get is new games to rent and new microtransactions to look forward to.
Things were different back then. Women were still women. Crazy to think of now.
MY MOTHER'S MY SISTER
Which one of you Cinemaphile incels got my ISP banned from posting threads on Cinemaphile???
SHE'S THE MOTHER OF MY CHILDREN
Who'd play Claude?
Eric Roberts
gigachad for he doesnt even need to speak accent-free english or english at all
wtf
test
GTA 4 would be a better movie
>criminal mass murderer but really deep down he has a heart of gold
lol 4 has shit characters and story
they wanted their cake and eat it too
you cant put an artsy deep narrative on the back of gta
That sounds more like Red Dead 2. Niko is a jaded nihilist, just because he acknowledges that he's done terrible things doesn't mean he's a pussy or a good person deep down.
thief
heat
Mostly the original 1974 "Gone in 60 Seconds"
it had a few other influences like The Warriors but that's the main one
Donnie Brasco, they ripped off a good chunk of it for Vice City
Payback with Mel Gibson