drystyx's "The Most Ironic Films ever"

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Irony is saying one thing and meaning another. It generally connotes to mean an outcome that seems divinely inspired to go against what is expected and what is sought. The irony can be in plot, characters, outcomes, or all of the above (as in the case of the #1 ironic film ever)

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  2. 2.
    Seven Samurai [VHS]
    by Akira Kurosawa
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    Prince of Foxes (1949)
    by Henry King
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    The Bravados (1958)

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    The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957)
    by David Lean
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    Trespass (1992)

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    Alien 4 Resurrection

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    Rope - 1948 - Alfred Hitchcock

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    The Thing - 1982 - John Carpenter

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    Tarzan and His Mate (1934)
    by Cedric Gibbons
  14. 14.
    Hang 'Em High
    by Ted Post
  15. 15.
    Missing
    by Costa-Gavras
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    The Spy Who Loved Me - James Bond
    by Lewis Gilbert
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    My Bodyguard (1980)

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    They Live (1988)

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    Cool Hand Luke

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Created by drystyx on Nov 16, 2009.
 

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