LOTR is a good movie.
this DLC is 100% worth it to, even if you don't do the DLC missions just the extra classes you can get during the story are very useful(especially the oracle)

I think LOTR is my favorite too tbh

Very much on the modern side, but Upgrade is a sci-fi movie I enjoyed a lot. 😼

I just watched Despicable Me 4. Kids enjoyed the series up to now. It's certainly not the best movie ever, but will be more enjoyable I think if you are already a fan of the franchise.

I can't remember the last movie I saw that wasn't terrible, so I rarely watch them anymore. You can't enter this without owning the base game, so no need to worry there.

Have you seen 'Train to Busan' ? It's really fun

Sisu

Blade Runner is my fave

I enjoyed His Girl Friday (1940), Tintin (2011) and Operation Mad Ball (1957)

Given that most people suggest the most popular franchises, I'd like to add an underdog: 12th Fail , it's and Hindi movie. There's people who don't like Hindi movies due to their relation with music and different customs, but I find this one easier to digest. It finds a commonplace of value between our cultures: Effort.

I loved the film Colour Out Of Space. It's an adaptation of a Lovecraft short story, and 90% of his stories are really hard to adapt (hence Innsmouth over and over again), but I thought they succeeded with this.

Also, it has Nicholas Cage being weird, which is a plus for any film.

This DLC sounds interesting. Already started playing the base game so know I will get to this if I win.
Movie suggestion is hard, as I would probably just say The Matrix, or Aliens, but you must have seen those already.
So I'll go a bit older and say Forbidden Planet, or The Andromeda Strain.

I recently enjoyed Pacific Rim. It's good movie if you want turn off your brain and watch giant robots fight giant monsters.

Office Space! Great little movie about work culture in the 90's, written and directed by Mike Judge.

2001 is my favourite movie of all time probably, but you probably have seen it.
So, I'll go ahead and suggest Fantastic Planet, which is a surreal European animated movie from the 60s. It's a fascinating watch.

Try "Predestination" for a weird time travel movie.

The Truman Show

The Muppet Movie (1979), doesn't get more human than that

I'm Japanese and my English is bad.
I can't give you a smart answer like others, but I think "Zatoichi" is a good movie.

28 Days Later

I was listening to techno earlier today, so feel like I need to recommend Run Lola Run. But only if you feel like listening to techno. Hackers is a guilty favorite.

Two Is a Family (Demain tout commence) which is a french remake of the Mexican film Instructions Not Included (No se Aceptan Devoluciones).
Didn't see the original but liked the remake a lot.

Dying was probably the best movie I saw at KVIFF 2024

Highest recommendation I can give is Monty Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail.

I would recommend "Memento" if you didnt watch it yet. Really good movie and quite unique.