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MY INEVITABLE DEBT posted:Hardcore Henry i believe ticks these boxes? you may have seen it. they went with practical effects throughout the movie as much as they possibly could. there are like one or two scenes i think that even have CG at all https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWmXWVELig8 https://www.fxguide.com/featured/how-hardcore-henrys-pov-shots-were-made/
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Logan Lucky.
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Manhunter of course.
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They're sort of in the cultural zeitgeist, so she might've heard about them, but honestly I think it's pretty tough to predict the ends of Inglourious Basterds or Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood just because there's no real way to know which direction Tarantino is going. I don't know if Blackhat is something you can necessarily "figure out," but if it is, I think it'd be hard to guess, just because there are lots of possibilities. I'd be pretty surprised if she can predict the end of Glass. Really I'm a little suspicious of how many movies she can in fact predict before halfway through: lots of movies throw in twists after the 1st half that aren't so much "unpredictable" but rather they're one of a dozen twists the movie could've thrown in, so how would anyone know that twist is coming rather than some other twist? So for instance in Margaret someone dies, but it's not like there's an obvious person who is going to die or even an obvious candidate for death.
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bewilderment posted:I want some movies that are kind of, uh, 'high energy' where you don't really know what exactly is going to happen next, you're just enjoying the ride.
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Kanine posted:hey does anyone have particularly good recommendations for ww2 underground resistance films?
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fat bossy gerbil posted:I watched Blue Ruin and Hell or Highwater recently and both were awesome. I want to watch other stuff like them. Good low budget thrillers please.
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Nemesis Of Moles posted:The other night I watched American Pop with some friends and while opinions were divided, we all agreed that, despite the fact that the film takes place mostly in the same place, the whole thing felt like an enormous journey. What are some other films that achieve a similar emotion?
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Ramrod Hotshot posted:Are any of Paul Verhoeven's movies worth watching outside of the classic trilogy of Robocop, Total Recall, and Starship Troopers?
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TVsVeryOwn posted:Looking for some gritty spy movies with some verisimilitude ala Haywire and Ronin.
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feedmyleg posted:Alternative Christmas movies? Stuff that takes place on/around Christmas but isn't about Christmas? The more offbeat or away from traditional Christmas movies, the better. Only caveat: no horror.
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The 1938 Robin Hood is excellent.
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Sri.Theo posted:I’m looking for a movie that’s focused on social class and class conflict, preferably from the UK or Western Europe and relatively modern. The more challenging the better.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Fictional punk movies made in the past 15 years. I've seen Green Room and loved it.
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ninjewtsu posted:what are the good comedy movies of the last like, i dunno, 5 years? anything newer than/contemporary to what we do in the shadows would be good Blindspotting (comedy/drama, but definitely lots of comedy); The Beach Bum; The Climb (extremely funny IMHO); Thunder Road (dramady); The Big Sick; Gringo (straight up comedy); The Other Side of Hope (warning: Finnish sense of humor required); The Kid Detective (some dramatic elements); The Intern (if you like Nancy Meyers); The Lego Batman Movie; Always Be My Maybe (nice romcom); Don't Think Twice (dramady heavy on the comedy); Game Night (most people think this is a stone cold classic); Happiest Season (mediocre romcom but I like it); Ralph Breaks the Internet; Uncle Drew (very funny); Deadpool and Deadpool 2; Ghostbusters; The Art of Self-Defense (you need a certain sort of sense of humor); Café Society (mildly acceptable late period Woody Allen dramady); Central Intelligence; Diamantino (very deep, probably you gotta be European or ideally Portuguese to get the most out of it); Spy; Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping; Blockers (I didn't like it but many did); Barb and Star go to Vista Del Mar (really did nothing for me but lots of people adore it); Mortdecai (one of the worst movies I've ever seen, but your mileage may vary).
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ninjewtsu posted:what are the good comedy movies of the last like, i dunno, 5 years? anything newer than/contemporary to what we do in the shadows would be good
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fat bossy gerbil posted:I’m looking for black comedies. Pitch black. The darkest of dark humor.
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Ramrod Hotshot posted:Looking for good movies set substantially in Denver or Seattle (not Sleepless in Seattle pls)
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Zurtilik posted:My request is vague and highly subjective but: can anyone recommended some really 'stylized' crime films? Things that I enjoyed that come to mind: Drive, Thief, Manhunter, Nightcrawler.
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FunkyAl posted:What is something that's solid that it feels like only you (the poster) have ever seen.
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tuyop posted:I’m looking for under-appreciated or less known 70s movies, any genre really. Foreign is good too. Stuff like The China Syndrome or The Parallax View, or even borderline 70s like The Changeling. All That Jazz, F for Fake, 3 Women, The Conformist, The Long Goodbye, Mikey and Nicky, Ali: Fear Eats the Soul, The Last Waltz, Solaris, Iphigenia, McCabe & Mrs. Miller, Brewster McCloud, Cría cuervos, The Heartbreak Kid, Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore, Blue Collar, California Split, Le Cercle rouge, The Day of the Locust, The Friends of Eddie Coyle, The Killing of a Chinese Bookie, A New Leaf, Night Moves, The Spook Who Sat by the Door, The American Friend, The American Soldier, Carnal Knowledge, Charley Varrick, Death on the Nile, Don't Look Now, Mujo (This Transient Life), The Offence, Real Life, The Day of the Jackal.
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Oct 30, 2021 04:34
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More WW2 recommendations: Attack(1956), Das Boot (1981), Kanal (1957), Ivan's Childhood (1962).
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morestuff posted:To Live and Die in L.A. and DePalma's Dressed To Kill, Blow Out + Body Double would probably work.
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Gripweed posted:I loved Woman on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, but every Pedro Almodovar movie Ive seen since has underwhelmed me. Because they aren't farces! WotVoaNB gets so much mileage out of a simple bowl of drugged gazpacho, it's a classic farce, where all the pieces are set up, an agent of chaos is introduced, and everything gets merrily cocked up in an increasingly absurd fashion. That's what I want.
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PRADA SLUT posted:Is there a place I can find some of the "top" movies that are just slightly off the mainstream, like Birdman, Jojo Rabbit, Nightmare Alley, etc.
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married but discreet posted:Come and See
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Archonet posted:I'm on a bit of a horror kick recently, and rewatched "1408" a few weeks ago. Really dig the idea of "malicious location that fucks with someone's sanity/perception of reality and time", as opposed to "spoopy ghost haunts place", the idea of a place itself just being some kind of outright malicious reality-twisting eldritch horror is interesting. Was hoping someone knew anything in the same vein. Slow burn is my jam, and preferably something well-received critically -- I don't hate so-bad-its-good campy horror movies, but they're easy to find.
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BabyRyoga posted:My "bad" movie group is running out of steam. We've seen everything under the sun. I need a legendary, completely unknown, nacho cheese movie to show for two weeks from now.
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Gripweed posted:Speaking of which, I'd like to request recommendations for more stull like Southland Tales and Reconguista in G. Big sci-fi stories made with a very clear creative vision, full of detail, completely unafraid of confusing people, with a message or vibe the creator is desperately trying to get across to the audience. If it's widely hated or dismissed as being confusing or pretentious, that would be ideal.
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Zoracle Zed posted:what movies do 'extremely competent protagonist in over their head' as well as no country for old men?
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therattle posted:Joke answers
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Steve Yun posted:Come and See is essential viewing The Man With a Movie Camera, The Return (and basically anything else by Andrey Zyagintsev), and The Cranes are Flying are great.
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Steve Yun posted:Ah poo poo you’re right, I had no idea
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thehandtruck posted:I hadn't seen many Bollywood movies or taken any seriously but then I saw RRR and it was incredible. Any suggestions for great Bollywood movies, can be totally over the top like RRR or "good".
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Jul 22, 2022 05:10
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WHY BONER NOW posted:I've been playing returnal and I'm in the mood for outer space horror. Something that emphasizes how big and empty space is and how hosed you are if something goes wrong or you encounter something unknown. Spacewalks are scary too. Shots of empty space or bizarre alien structures, with a low pitch hum accompanying it.
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Parasite
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That's sort of what Close Encounters of the Third Kind is about.
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Feb 12, 2023 02:20
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The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie.
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FitFortDanga posted:I was gonna chime in with The Exterminating Angel, although it's slightly more than 10 people.
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Xiahou Dun posted:Michael Mann’s Last of the Mohicans.
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