Favorite Genre?
I had to choose other because I don't have one particular genre in particular that I like over another. I've been known to watch them all. But if you want a few recommendations....
The Divide if you want a good sci-fi/horror/psychological thriller
Morons From Outer Space for an obscure comedy
Bloodsucking Redneck Vampires for the 'So bad it's actually good' category (and yes I HAVE seen this)
Lovers of the Arctic Circle if you like obscure foreign chick flicks, and I also found this to be rather good.
The White Dragon for an action/comedy mashup
Cockneys vs Zombies God I LOVE this movie
Big Money Rustlas For when you have to stop saying 'WTF' after the first 20 minutes. And yes this is real and yes I HAVE seen it.
Yor, the Hunter from the Future A true Reb Brown classic, if that can be said of Reb Brown
Dollman vs. Demonic Toys I love this little gem
In the Valley of Elah Wow. This one was just... Wow. Fantastic drama
The Kentucky Fried Movie This one can not be explained. It must be experienced.
The Seventh Seal I forgot about this true classic. This is one that should be seen by everyone. A truly profound film.
I could go on, but I'd rather see what other people put down as well.
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No problem. I consider myself to be a slight movie buff. With the exception of the last 5 years or so, I'm one of those people that's probably seem more than most have. Obscure movies are what I live for.
I wanted to put in another set, but they are adult themed cartoons (not pron if that's what you are thinking) and didn't want to get into trouble.
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And then there's the original kung-fu vampire movie
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Wow, 5.2 rating, I expected less with that title. :P
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Have you seen baby driver? Its pretty new but I strongly recommend it.
If you did, what do you think about it?
Actually i dont like films at all, but when it comes to rhythm baby driver is the masterpiece of the masterpieces
Will be adding more if I remember
Coco, is not a film just for children at all, even my parents liked the film.
https://www.filmaffinity.com/es/film893369.html
Lady bird (Not in cinemas in spanish yet, but will be for his great production)
https://www.filmaffinity.com/es/film600146.html
la la land (cant tell much about this cause i dont like musicals, but strongly recommended by ALL my friends)
IT ( I strongly recommend to see the original one first "even if you dont like it" lul)
The Alien films( Alien covenant, prometheus,the 8th passenger...) Those are not horror films, maybe a little scary as the name suggest but very enjoyable.
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just do a Leslie Nielsen marathon , should be the last thing you watch cause you are gonna die from laughing.
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Good Will Hunting
Stand By Me
The Breakfast Club
Planes, Trains & Automobiles
Christmas Vacation
The Matrix
Dark City
Léon: The Professional
American History X
The Lion King
Princess Mononoke
Requiem for a Dream
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
To Kill a Mockingbird
Heat
A Beautiful Mind
How to Train Your Dragon
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I don't understand why Trainspotting is so popular. I thought it was kind of boring the first time I saw it. Decided to give it another chance after about 10 years and still don't understand what people see in it.
I feel the same about A Clockwork Orange, I don't understand why people like it. They are just odd movies that stand out and I guess they had some shock value for their times, but I don't find anything interesting about them.
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Well, then just ask me, as a huge fan of A Clockwork Orange :)
You are certainly right about the shock value here, and I assume the controversy around that film back then helped with the fame, thus making its place in the history of cinema a safe bet, but I still love that film and think it is really awesome.
But I also had to read Anthony Burgess's novel in school, maybe this helped a great deal here ;)
For me it's also Kubrick in general, he's da man, definitely. There is not a single one of his films I didn't like. Even Eyes Wide Shut. But on the other hand, I was also forced to read the book before in this case, so this might contribute to the fact ;)
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I like Full Metal Jacket and The Shining. For some reason I haven't got around to watching Eyes Wide Shut. It has been on my list of movies to watch for many years and it is the type of movie I will probably like.
Another very popular movie of his that I don't really like is 2001: A Space Odyssey. It's alright at first and has some nice visuals, but overall, I just find it boring and kind of pointless. To be honest, I like the sequel 2010: The Year We Make Contact better even though it is rated much worse and a lot of people probably don't even know it exists.
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next time you're gonna ask what so good about bible. Trainspotting talked about consumerism before Fight club went out. It's zeitgeist movie; was very interesting to see Scotland of these days, not to mention how beautifully filmed the whole story.
Clockwork orange (book) is kinda like Lord of the flies in the sense of destroying idyllic perceptions of that time (proving that cruelty can be combined with high intellectual civilized society and not limited to only animalistic part of the world)
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Full Metal Jacket and especially The Shining are really great too, I agree here. I also recommend Eyes Wide Shut but it's pretty different to other Kubrick films and I understand when some complain about a lack of "flair" here. But I really liked it..
We have to agree to disagree when it comes to 2001, though. I think it's a Sci-Fi masterpiece. But I understand that it might feel a bit unrelatable if you are not into Sci-Fi, though. I've heard about 2010, but I've never seen it so far. I will put it onto my list :)
Oh, and I'm absolutely with you regarding Trainspotting. I don't get it either. Dull, boring, and only aiming for effect.. xD
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Yeah, depends. I wouldn't really describe it as heavy or something, but many people consider this film as pretty dark and depressing.
I mean, they are not exactly wrong, but I don't really get the fuss. I've watched some documentaries, that can be depressing. Wouldn't get too twisted about a fictional work.
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that's a nice list. I might add more, but that covers the must watches for me.
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These are one of the ones I consider "must see"
Fantastic Mr Fox
Das weiße Band - Eine deutsche Kindergeschichte
Walz with Bashir
Fargo
Miller's Crossing
Hotaru no haka
Blade Runner
Apocalypse Now
Ran
Taxi Driver
Le trou
2001
The Tree of Life
The Act of Killing
There will be blood
The Master
Eastern Promises
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Wow, I'm genuinely surprised that somebody outsite of Austria has actually watched the White Ribbon. Guess I maybe should give that movie a chance... Don't get me wrong. Haneke is a good director and I know it was even Oscar nominated but in general Austrian cinema has this terrible habit of making movies for critics and not for audiences and I always thought this movie would be a prime example for that.
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Well, Haneke isn't very commercial, but when I came out was praised by critics, etc. I remember when the 'road to the oscar's' begun that film already won Cannes and was praised everywhere. In here (Spain) even nobody thought 'El Secreto de sus ojos' could win, even if some critics wanted it.
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That is a pretty good list, Mr. Film Expert, I have to say. Really good choice, seriously.
I see that I'm not the only one who really liked The Tree of Life. I mean, many critics seemed pretty disappointed. But, on the other hand, screw those movie critics, seriously. They are all dumb and incompetent.
And 2001, oh yes, if I was forced to pick an all-time favorite, I would really have to think long and hard here. Love it.
But I'm not so sure about Das weiße Band. I personally really liked that one, don't get me wrong, but this is about a very specific part of German history, and the movie draws heavily from history. I don't know if you can really enjoy it without knowing about this. But it's still made very well, true.
And just because you mentioned The Act of Killing, oh my, I just had to write a reply. This is so very special. I mean, technically it's a documentary, so I don't know if it really belongs to the rest of that list, but it is a recommendation I can only support nonetheless.
If a film can be life changing, I think this one is a good example. If they still show children movies in school, this should be the one.
Now I have to ask: What do you think of Rashomon? :)
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It's true what you say about das weisse band, however even if it's closer to germany, whatever we liked or not, it's also about european history. Maybe in here there is predominat another type of christianism, but what this films tells is very relatable in my country too.
The act of killing should be watched (like some of those films) at least once. On high schools or something, for those students who are entering into adulthood. Maybe 16-17 years old. Even if you feel like shit afterwards. I should watch the 2nd part.
About The Tree of Life it has not only one of the most beautiful OSTs I've ever listened to, it's also very 'deep'. But deep in a good way. I remember talking about it in class and different people had very different opinion about it. For one classmate (in his 50s), it was related to his childhood, something pretty. For me it was darker and very sad, nothing posititive. I remember some cinemas in here gave an extra ticket, so you could go out of the movie within 30 minutes and they'll give you back the money.
I thought reviews were good. Won cannes festival and everyone praised it. After this film every work from Malick has been quite poor too. Maybe he'll never make something as good as this film. I'm still shocked with the dinosaur's scene, when the hunter finds a sick prey and leaves him alone to die... yet the human father is unable to show affection to his own sons.
I also forgot to say. Someone else reccomended Perfect Blue. It's from Satoshi Kon, who died very young :/ He was one of the best japanese directors at his time. He worked with anime because he liked it and thought it could be a good way to express feelings/what he wanted, etc. (or I remember I was told that). He was a pupil of Katsuhiro Otomo (the Akira dude) and Black Swan is a free adaptation of Perfect Blue. You should watch anything he made, including the TV series Paranoia Agent
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Edit: I'm not a film expert, lol xD
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Thanks for your answers, appreciated.
I can only agree with everything you said here.
And thanks for reminding me of Perfect Blue, I should finally watch it some day, lol. I've heard so many things about it, but have never seen it so far. And also for Paranoia Agent, I will keep that in mind.
I don't know what a "real" expert is, granted. Is there even something like an official certification, lol?
But I think you're very knowledgeable, and that is what counts ultimately. :)
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Wow, I’m impressed by your taste in movies. I’ll definitely try to carve put time to see some of those movies. I actually saw The Act of Klling at a film festival a couple of years back - besides the fact that it’s deeply disturbing and gut-wrenching, it’s an amazing insight into the nature of human violence. It really changes your whole outlook.
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Sorry I didn't send a reply because I didn't know what to say about it. I also think that sometimes I try to make the conversation last longer but in reality it's not really that necessary. But anyway, you are right and I spent some days physicially and psychologically feeling disturbed. I haven't had the guts to see the second part.
I should have recommended Nocturnal Animals too. Have you seen it?
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Btw, I’m Serbian. Watched it recently out of curiousity. My opinion is that it’s really bad and if you removed the pornographic parts you would be left with a disastrous mess of a film. The acting, writing, dialogue, all of it is amateur level. I watched and read interviews with the author and I still don’t buy his suggestion that it’s a deep socio-political allegory. I think someone with real talent could make a better one without the need to include ridiculous amounts of violence. I’m still wondering what his motives are. Is it just a matter of taste/esthetics, a way to become famous or something else?
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Btw, I’m Serbian.
Nice, hello :)
Although I don't know if that is really very relevant. Because the title of the film does not make any sense to me. I mean it's a Serbian production made by some Serbian guys in Serbia, but that's all. As if the title is a meta description, and not related to the content itself, like basically any other film title ever. The content or the story, or whatever else, is not particularly Serbian, from what I can tell. The film could have taken place in any other part of the world as far as I am concerned.
Or were you just trying to say that you watched it in the original language, without the need for subtitles? That would be beneficial, I think, and maybe makes a small difference when it comes to understanding details or something like that.
There is also the problem with different cuts/edits/versions of the film. I mean it has been on sale in different countries, and I'm fairly certain that a friend of a friend of mine, who is quite a film fan and collector, had this one on DVD (or Blu-ray?). Because I think I remember that I once had the case in my hands. But the version that got published in Germany, for example, was cut, the same for Great Britain, and I think it's the same in most other places. I don't know how or where you can find the original, uncut version. Somewhere on the Internet, probably :)
You are right about the amateur level, I think that is a fair description. But this is a true independent film, and a low-budget production, so this should be taken into account. As far as I know, the director and writer paid for the whole production with his own money and no external funding. So this might explain the production quality aspect, and I was actually a bit surprised, because I maybe expected even worse for the budget. At least I have seen films that were made even worse in that regard, by far..
I have never read any interview by the makers, so I can't really say anything about this. I don't know if it can be considered as a commentary on sociological issues. I mean yes, to some extent, but probably not very "deep" :)
But I disagree about the talent and violence part. I mean you could have definitely made it with less violence, but the depiction of violence is actually the whole point of the film, according to my understanding.
I'm not sure about any motives, but this would be speculation anyway. Maybe it's just for the fame. But I think a more nuanced and tamer approach would have worked better here. So I guess it is primarily just some statement. And maybe he wanted to proof that even now, in the 21st century, censorship is still real and alive, even in the so-called "enlightened" West. If that is the case, I would say: A huge success.
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I don't exactly know why I had to stress the fact that I'm Serbian, I think most of us simply have that reflex whenever someone brings up our country. It is slightly relevant for the film, though. The actors are very well known to me, and I know a bit more about the movie's background. Serbia has a complicated and violent political history, which affected several generations and many people are still miserable today as a consequence of some political choices our country's leaders have been making for decades. The Serbian film's author has claimed the movie to be a strong metaphor for the victimhood of Serbian people. I also think one of the points he wanted to make is how exploited we are in the current capitalist system, because the story tells about foreign rich people's money being offered to economically ruined people in exchange for their human dignity and decency.
I still don't know what to make of all that. Violence as an end in itself is in fact something I could understand. It kinda also works as an allegory, but it hasn't achieved anything constructive artistically speaking, and I don't know what to say about the censorhip aspect, don't know much about the topic. This is one of the few films I don't have a clear opinion on.
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I had a list with some more obscure movies you probably haven't seen, but where that might be I'm not sure.
From the top of my head, although these movies are popular, here goes:
Inception, just getting this out of the way...
V for Vendetta, I assume everyone has seen this as well.
The Prestige, another amazing movie.
Forrest Gump. I don't know how to describe it, but it's good.
Hachi: A Dog's Tale. Now I haven't seen this in years, so I'm not even sure what I'm recommending, but it made younger me cry.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, a tale about hard-boiled manly men (at least one of them).
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, a non-cheesy romance movie, sort of.
The Lion King, a great Disney movie, if you're into animation.
Perfect Blue, if you're into anime that's not shit.
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Oh, yes, of course. Thanks for reminding me.
I tried watching it when I was younger, but I think I was a bit too young, I didn't understand anything and fell asleep in the first 20 minutes of the movie. 😄
The premise sounds great, I'm pretty sure I'll enjoy it much more now.
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I think enjoyment of the V for Vendetta movie largely depends on if you've read the graphic novel or not. I really liked the movie when I watched it, but after reading the graphic novel I can understand how everyone that read it would be annoyed. The movie goes in a very different direction for the last 1/4, and really goes against the whole point of the graphic novel.
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Yes, seriously :)
Other commentators here already gave good explanations, so imma just gonna quote them real quick :)
I really liked the movie when I watched it, but after reading the graphic novel I can understand how everyone that read it would be annoyed. The movie goes in a very different direction for the last 1/4, and really goes against the whole point of the graphic novel.
Saw it years back and thought it was utterly "meh", and fairly juvenile in an edgy teenager sort of way.
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I would not necessarily go that far, but you are absolutely right. If you want, you can find always something to criticize. There is always a flaw or weakness to be found, if you look from a certain angle, very true. So, if you want to, you can basically trash everything. Literally everything.
But you apparently had a great experience watching it, and at the end of the day, that is all that really matters. :)
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Yeah, exactly.
I'll check out V for Vendetta's graphic novel, now that you've mentioned that in a comment above.
Hopefully I won't come out of it hating the movie adaptation, but if I do it will probably be because I've experienced a better version of the story, so there's nothing to lose either way. 😋
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I took a double take when I first saw its IMDB score. Saw it years back and thought it was utterly "meh", and fairly juvenile in an edgy teenager sort of way, been meaning to give it another go sometime but never got round to it. Plus I could just re-watch something I actually enjoyed instead.
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Maybe you are my secret twin or something, because that is pretty much exactly what I've been thinking about it :)
I did actually watch it a second time some years ago (so plenty of years between, still), and it irked me in the same way. The flaws were all the same, and too predictable, but the excitement part was gone (Not knowing what's happening next, how it is going to end, etc.). And if you already know the end and the twists (Natalie Portman's character not actually kidnapped/caught by the bad guys, e.g.) there is no enjoyment left in this film.
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Dark City http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118929/
Everything Is Illuminated http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0404030/
Pay It Forward http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0223897/
Wag the Dog http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120885/
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Some of my favorite movies are
The Man From Nowhere
I Saw The Devil
Oldboy (The original, not the shitty American remake.)
The Housemaid
^ They're all Korean movies but I think there's an English dubbed version for all of them but the original Oldboy.
Moana
Doctor Strange (2016)
Fantastic Beast And Where To Find Them
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Wonder Woman (2017)
Jumanji (1995)
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
The Imitation Game (I just love Benedict Cumberbatch. Great actor.)
Sucker Punch
Kill Bill (Vol.1 & Vol. 2)
The World's End (Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are awesome and super funny.)
Shaun of the Dead (Simon Pegg and Nick Frost again.)
Hot Fuzz (And once more, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost.)
I think I'll stop here because otherwise, the list would go on forever. I wanted to add more horror movies but I can't really recommend any of the ones that have been released in the past couple of years because I don't find any of them good or even remotely creepy/scary.
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Oh, Snowpiercer is quite good. Been a while since I've seen it. That just reminded me that I've recently watched Murder on the Orient Express and really enjoyed it. Not Asian but an interesting detective movie based on the novel by Agatha Christie. =)
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Also Hong-jin Na, who is lesser known but makes extraordinary gritty noirish movies (and there's none of the obligatory crying scenes that often bring down some otherwise excellent Korean movies just a notch for me). While we're at it, Jee-woon Kim's The Quiet Family is a terrific, HItchcockian black comedy and A Bittersweet Life an amazingly stylish and entertaining gangster flick.
Tbh, i don't find anything trashy about Memories of Murder - it's a beautifully crafted movie about a real event with a big helping of social criticism.
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Any Tarantino, Monty Python's or Cheech & Chong movie (+ Kentucky Fried Movie, as mentioned before)
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Movie series:
Terminator 2
Lord of the Rings
Harry Potter
Star Wars
Pirates of the Carribean
Raiders of the lost Arc
Matrix
Anime:
Summer Wars
My Neighbor Totoro
Princess Mononoke
Action:
Bad Boys
Pitch Black
Die Hard
96 hours
Comedy:
The Other Guys
Superbad
Scott Pilgrim
Comic movies:
Kick-Ass
The Dark Knight
The Avengers
The Return of the First Avenger
Guardians of the Galaxy
Drama:
Changeling
Shawshank Redemption
Spotlight
The Big Short
Whiplash
Catch me if you can
The Hunt
Birdman
Fantasy/History/Adventure:
Braveheart
Maleficient
The Revenant
Sci-Fi:
Children of Men
Interstellar
I,Robot
Avatar (in 3D if you can, otherwise skip it)
Thriller/Crime:
Departed
Pulp Fiction
Bang Bang You're Dead
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I am really bad at remembering movies and their names, even those that I enjoyed. The only movie that I remember and it's always the first movie that comes to my mind when someone asks me my favorite movies however is The Man from Earth. It's not a movie for everyone though, the entire movie revolves around (gripping and thought provoking) dialogue between characters in one room. So those who are into movies with action and a lot of things happening might not enjoy it, but those who are open minded and enjoy intellectual discussions are likely going to enjoy it. I consider it a masterpiece.
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I second that. Wasn't sure if I should recommend it, since I figured not everyone would like a movie like this, though I didn't think either I would be so entertained only by people talking in a room for a hour and a half. It was awesome. :)
...they apparently made a... sequel?
I'm afraid to even look that way...
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I watched with it friends. The friend whose house we were at wanted to watch it, I thought it'll be boring after reading the movie description but other friends all agreed to watch it so I decided I'll watch the first couple of minutes to see will it catch my interest. And boy it did.
I've heard about the sequel but haven't watched it yet. Apparently it's a different type of movie than the first as it's not about debates but mostly about students investigating about the main character.
It could still be a good movie, but I'm too busy with anime and games to watch it.
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Mad Max: Fury Road http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1392190/?ref_=nv_sr_2
Blade Runner 2049 and the original Blade runner if you haven't watched that yet ^^ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1856101/?ref_=rt_li_tt
Beyond the Black Rainbow (super weird and slow paced, though) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1534085/?ref_=rt_li_tt
Black Swan http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0947798/?ref_=rt_li_tt
Train to Busan (best zombie movie ever, maybe?) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5700672/?ref_=rt_li_tt
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I'm not much into movies, but if i were you, I would probably just go through the Oscar winners/ nominations from the past 5-10 years.
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Dark Comedy:
The Nice Guys
The Hitman's Bodyguard
Seven Psychopaths
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
In Bruges
Just Plain Weird:
The Lobster
Romantic Comedy:
Punch-Drunk Love
The Wedding Singer
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Dramatic Comedy
The Truman Show
Romantic Drama
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
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I heartily second Seven Psychopaths and The Truman Show. The Wedding Singer is also great, a little lighter fare, though. And I have been wanting to watch Eternal Sunshine and In Bruges forever, and have also been wanting to watch The Nice Guys and Punch-Drunk Love. We have rather similar taste, I think. :)
Also heard of The Lobster sometime not too long ago, and it is intriguing.
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Oh, I have one more interesting idea if you specifically want opinions of SG people. Just go to Official last movie you saw thread and put something like "10/10" in the search bar ;)
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If you want just go and create "Official last game you finished thread". Maybe it will became a new ongoing thing on SG :D
I already have my own great idea for a gaming related thread which I wanted to do recently, but didn't have time to write the post yet. My exam session just finished yesterday, so I'll try to make it happen very soon ;)
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https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/doZje/unofficial-last-game-youve-played-thread
😁
Apparently the "last game you finished" actually exists, but I made one for played games in general.
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The Men Who Stare at Goats
The Prestige
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Sin City
Memento
The Skin I Live In
Monster
The Others
Donnie Darko
A Clockwork Orange
Natural Born Killers
Birdman
Let the Right One In
No Country for Old Men
Some of these are a bit old maybe and I'm not a big fan of old movies either, but still I really enjoyed all of them :)
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To be honest, I have no particular favorite genre of movies. Basically, I like everything and watch everything. But recently I've been watching drama and romantic movies with my boo. 😅 I warmly recommend you to watch Me Before You movie. To be honest, I was pretty sceptical and I really didn't want to watch this movie but my girlfriend wanted to, so I was there. After watching the movie it truly surprised me at how good it was. Shook me to my core. This movie moved me like very few do. It's a very cutesy romcom that is bound to make you smile and weep! ❤️
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There is modern silent film called "Blancanieves" (2012), a kind of Snow White tale which set in 1920s and around the matador life. I think you should check it out :)
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So my boyfriend and I have been looking at "must see movie" lists and randomly picking off them in order to discover some great movies we've never seen. Problem is that most of those lists contain mostly older films, and he is not used to old films like I am. We are trying to make a list of old and newer films that are considered great.
I know the question is a bit subjective, but we trust normal people (you guys) over critics. :P
TL:DR We would love to hear what your favorite movies are. Or movies you think everyone should see. Hopefully we'll get a good mix of older and modern films. :)
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