I watched a total of three movies last year and two of them sucked. I don’t think I’ve seen a movie so far this year, and I’m looking for suggestions. What’s a movie that you really love?

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    8 hours ago

    The Death of Stalin is hands down my favorite movie. I have seen it about once every 6 months give or take since covid.

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    8 hours ago

    My favorite movie (The Big Lebowski) has already been mentioned so here are some movies ive really enjoyed:

    There Will Be Blood

    Project Hail Mary

    Love and Monsters

    Downsizing (Matt Damon)

    O Brother Where Art Thou

    Three Amigos

    The Orphanage (Del Toro)

    Rosemary’s Baby (disclaimer: This is a Roman Polanski film, and if you’re unwilling to separate art from the artist, feel free to skip it and more power to you)

    Shaun of the Dead

    Dr Strangelove

    North by Northwest

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    9 hours ago

    3 Days of The Condor.

    It’s a 70’s paranoid thriller with Robert Redford and Faye Dunaway, just an awesome film.

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    If you don’t include Clint Eastwood: Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Spirited Away, My Cousin Vinny.

    If you include Clint Eastwood: The Good the bad the ugly, just a few more dollars, the man with no name and gran Torino.

    TV shows: Star Trek: TNG, House MD (specifically season 4), Gilmore Girls.

    I can’t stress enough how good season 4 of house is.

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    17 hours ago

    Lord of the Rings trilogy, John Wick, Spiderman 1, 2, 3 and the ones with Andrew Garfield. Train to Busan, Shutter Island, Sixth Sense, Back to the Future, Terminator: Judgement Day, The Dark Knight, Joker, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocal, Pirates of the Caribbean, Now you see me films

    Not movie, but shows: Breaking Bad, Barry, Bojack Horseman, The Walking Dead (up until around season 5), Lost (up until season 3)

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    20 hours ago

    I used to always automatically answer Apocalypse Now for this question. I’m not sure anymore, but it’s still a great movie.

    Don’t watch the director’s cut. It’s longer and adds nothing of value.

    Blade Runner is also up there. Do watch the director’s cut with no narration.

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    23 hours ago

    My favorite three movies are Toy Story 3 (for nostalgia reasons), Spirited away and City of god.

    I’m willing to concede that Toy Story 3 isn’t that good but the other 2 are amazing movies IMO.

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    19 hours ago

    I have a lot of different favorites but the ones I’ve been thinking about watching lately are “Polyester” and “A Serious Man”. I really like both of those.

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    There is no way I can pick one.

    There are really good recomendations here. But there are very few recomendations for films around the world, while I like American films a lot I’m going with my favorites from other countries.

    • Korea

      • Memories of a Murder (2003)
      • The Handmaiden (2016)
      • A Taxi Driver (2017)
      • My sassy Girl (2001)
      • Ajeossi (2010)
      • Whatever Chan-wook Park did, especilly the vengeance trilogy
    • Hong Kong

      • Comrades almost a love story (1996)
      • Infernal Affairs (2002)
      • In the mood for love (2000)
      • Exiled (2006)
      • Fallen Angels (1995)
      • A better Tomorrow (1986)
    • Japan

      • Seppuku (1962)
      • All the old Zatoichi films (epecially the ones directed by Kimiyoshi Yasuda)
      • Hana-bi (1997)
      • Perfect Blue (1997)
      • Rashomon (1950)
      • Of course Seven Samurais, Yojimbo (everything Kurosawa made), GITS, Ghibli, etc…
    • Italy

      • Sergio Leone, everyhting
      • Cinema Paradiso (1988)
      • Suburra (2015)
    • Spain

      • La Isla minima (2014)
      • Que Dios nos perdone (2016)
      • As bestas (2022)
      • El milagro de P. Tinto (1998)
    • Argentina

      • Relatos Salvajes (2014)
      • El secreto de sus ojos (2009)
      • Un oso rojo (2002)
      • 9 Reinas (2000)

    I’m going to stop here, there are a lot of countries I didn’t mention, this comment is already long enough. Don’t stop yourself because the film is in another language, there are fantastic films out there.

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      Haha! Fuck My Sassy Girl. It’s been a long time since I watched it, but my memory is that she’s an utter bitch to him the entire film, and it’s all romantic when he learns to take it so they can be together? Dude should’ve walked.

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    22 hours ago

    Off the top of my head (after scanning the thread):

    • About Time
    • Looper
    • Nightcrawler
    • Dark Knight trilogy
    • Your Name (Kimi no Na Wa)
    • Suzume
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        Yeah I liked it, all of Shinkai’s work is beautiful! I found I enjoyed it less than Your Name or Suzume Suzume though, as it didn’t hit me the same way in terms of the writing.

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    Wreck it Ralph is made with such a love for (classic) gaming and in general being a really good animated movie I love it.

    Also The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists! Is great and can be rewatched endlessly.

    Then again, Idiocracy. Getting less and less funny and more scary as we come closer to that future.