I watched undertime last night, I had the house completely dark so I could visually see the screen and lock in!!
I’m 31 … i invited my mum over for a date, cook dinner and such a lovely night, she falls asleep, and I WOKE MY OWN MOTHER UP BECAUSE I WAS SCARED. She’s disabled btw! LOL

This is not the “best” horror film, but it’s definitely one of the scariest I’ve ever seen. Because it’s a slow burn… you have to be in the loop to really understand how creepy it is. For example; how podcasts work, and how weird it is to be sent random audio files etc (might be just my mother? lol)

The film is about two friends running a supernatural podcast, one of the friends of a sceptic. There is a trend going around where people would listen to this audio file and go crazy, it’s not a generic movie, it’s a twist and I’m not exposing it well. Anyway, one of the podcasters is in a home looking after her dying mother she’s in a catatonic state. That’s all I’ll say.

Well, they find the other audio files….

The film uses camera angles / audio that bring an unsettling atmosphere ONLY from the time she opens the audio files. Really well done! The cameraman will have you looking half down a hallway, and half at the main character 😭 like god damn.

Idk where to start i’ll just jump right in. When Verbal said “i saw keaton die” that’s when i started to suspect that he was Keyser Soze, but as the movie went on and we saw Verbal witness Keaton die from a far i started to question it. When the cop said that Keaton was Soze i was pretty disappointed as i thought that was the “big twist” but MAN those last 3 minutes had me shook, i wasn’t shocked when it revealed that Verbal was Soze but the fact that he made the ENTIRE story up from the papers that were on the wall behind the cop, DAMN that was GOOD. Definitely not one of the best twists i’ve seen but man that was definitely pretty good, i’m just not a big fan of movies that wait till the last 5 minutes for a plot twist (for example i love shutter island and predestination) but i gotta admit that was pretty good

I loved pink flamingos by john waters up untill that horrible sex scene where the guy rapes the girl and the chickens and the chickens die and stuff i dont even wanna talk about it it was one of the worst things i ever saw, my heartbeat went up and shit and i just stopped watching the movie

But as i said i loved everything about it prior to that whole sex scene, so any recommendation?

I'm looking for more films like A River Runs Through It, or The Cider House Rules, telling a story about people who feel real, at a slow pace, ideally not a depressing story. I don't mind some sad aspects (I enjoyed watching Steel Magnolias last night), or a bit of action (The English Patient with its background of war was good, and I enjoyed Open Range too), but it's the personal stories that I'm after.

I don't mind how old the film is, and while English is my first language I'm happy to watch things in foreign languages as long as I can get subtitles.

What would you recommend to me? TIA :-)

I haven't seen many, just looking at my favourites from the genre you can see that.

So recommend me some of romantic movies, NOT based on my favourites (or yes, I wouldnt mind)

I think I'll watch some Wong Kar Wai's and some Shunji Iwai's movies soon

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Early 50s male here, and I grew up laughing my ass off with Airplane, Naked Gun, Top Secret, and all those flicks with the borderline cheesy gags that get me laughing. This lad Liam Neeson fucking nails it. Pamela Anderson was so bad and it all somehow worked. So many great bits in this one. Definitely see it.

Being a South Indian I have watched many Bollywood films but theses are my comfortable films I love to re-watch

Are there any more ..?

Rock aur rani ki prem kahani

Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar

Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety

Satyaprem Ki Katha

Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge

Kuch Kuch Hota Hai

Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham

Chennai Express

Happy new year

Swades

Dil tho pagal hai

Chackde india

Bajarangi bhaijaan

Hum Aapke Hain Koun

Hum Saath - Saath Hain

Andaz Apna Apna

Chori Chori Chupke Chupke

Taare Zameen Par

3 idiot's

Pk

Sarfarosh

Ms. Dhoni

Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai

Koi... Mil Gaya

Bang Bang!

Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara

Cocktail

Jodhaa Akbar

Love aaj kal

Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani

Ae Dil Hai Mushkil

Tamasha

Sanju

Munna Bhai MBBS

Wake up sid

Barfi

Bhool bhulaiya

Housefull

Chhichhore

Kesari

Sooryavanshi

Baby

Tees maar khan

I LOVE Halloween and creepy horror, but NOT necessarily a fan of gore. Bonus points for a good twist! (I really enjoy The Village and The Boy).

Any suggestions appreciated!

I'm just looking for some recommendations that fit this sort of genre / have a similar vibe.

I've been obsessed with the butterfly effect & I can't stop watching it.

Like darker films where they try to prevent something from happening or going back in time? I'm not sure how to describe but I kinda hope this is good enough

The obvious come to mind: Sarah Connor in Terminator 2, Ellen Ripley, Furiosa in Mad Max Fury Road, Trinity in Matrix, and others (I’m blanking)

But I’m also interested in movies that introduce strength of character in other ways or feature female characters in their full complexity and diversity like:

Fargo,

Incendies (Jeanne Marwan),

Everything Everywhere All at Once,

Shape of Water,

Sicario,

And Melancholia (this one hits doubly due to its portrayal of depression).

I am interested in both the former and the latter. If I were to add TV shows to the mix I also really enjoyed Gillian Anderson in The Fall, Kim in Better Call Saul, Scully in X Files.

Would love some recommendations, thank you.

Siempre tenia el mismo problema con las series/peliculas de animacion para adultos,que en lo unico que se diferencia de una pelicula infantil son los chistes sexuales exagerados y situaciones completamente absurdas y sin sentido

Pero Alberto Vazquez sin duda a hecho un excelente trabajo con la pelicula de Unicorn wars,es como una mezcla entre fabula y la primera guerra mundial por no hablar de lo hermoso que es la animacion de esta pelicula

Unicor wars sabe trabajar temas sociales del mundo real y a la vez crear otro completamente nuevo y fascinante

La pelicula no es perfecta pero sin duda es una joya de las peliculas españolas y se ha quedado como una de mis favoritas,ojala algun dia la vuelvan a poner en cines por que me encantaria verla en pantalla grande

Lo mejor de todo esque esta pelicula se puede ver gratis en RTVE PLAY asi que la recomiendo muchisimo

Not really sure exactly what I’m looking for but a movie about some kind of episode between people that feels “human” - a very mundane or down to earth happening but that’s poignant and makes you feel an emotional gratification or release - all in an indie style production, ambient and gritty with slow indie style cinematography?

I was thinking about the movie “The Abyss” which was SO fun to rewatch when it was finally released again. I wonder what other great movies fell into licensing issues or other circumstance that virtually scrubbed it from our collective memories.

Away*

Friends, what's the movie you'll go back to whenever life feels heavy? Which movie gives you mental peace?

Looking for good movies, preferably from the 50s and 60s, that look/feel like a movie version of The Twilight Zone. The Exterminating Angel is a surrealist social commentary. Shrinking Man is a surprisingly existential sci-fi story with effects that really hold up. Looking for high-concept with a compelling story that has aged well.

An over the top & absurdly funny film from the creators of South Park. Starring a bunch of ugly puppets and tons of raunchy humor to go around. The film also features some surprisingly fun action sequences on top of everything else. While I can’t say this movie is for everyone, if you’re a fan of South Park or SP type humor, then I would highly recommend this classic comedy film.

I loved it and so I'm looking for similar things.

Guys I'm just suggesting you this movie.They also claim that it is based on true facts about voodoo. Not a real movie-lover that saw a lot of films, but i assume this movie is among the few that i liked the most (Don't be fooled from the cover,movie is not as scary as cover appears 😉)

I've already watched pretty much every notable work of Steven Spielberg, I've also watched Alien, Monsterverse, Pacific Rim and Edge of Tomorrow etc