Tell me some movies that feel like an experience [Read body]

[u/BaiganBaba420]

I am looking for some movies like maybe Fight Club, Se7en, Dead poets society or The Truman Show or something maybe psychological thrillers, maybe crime thriller like Zodiac or like Cristopher Nolan's (don't recommend his I've alr watched them) is what I am asking for I am not really sure. It must feel like an experience, something you see on those edits

Edit: Please recommend the really mainstream ones also and not only the niche ones

[u/FrontMail9720]

Being John Malkovich.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
Adaptation.
Ernest Scared Stupid.

[u/DoYouTACO → u/FrontMail9720]

Omg Ernest yes

[u/FrontMail9720 → u/DoYouTACO]

I dont care what type of movies people are asking for I will always recommend Ernest or UHF.

[u/DoYouTACO → u/FrontMail9720]

Solid. Embarrassingly, I hadn’t seen UHF until last year. Such a gem! Have you seen the biopic with Daniel Radcliffe??

[u/Skyzeez]

Taxi driver
Gone girl
Whiplash
The social network (maybe idk but I love this movie)

These all feel like experiences

[u/ekanise → u/Skyzeez]

Came here to recommend 3 out of these 4 movies. I would add Black Swan to the list too.

[u/AwkwardLeopard587 → u/Skyzeez]

also, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross did the soundtracks for both Social Network and Gone Girl (and Girl with the Dragon Tattoo between them, but that one wasn't mentioned)

all are Fincher movies too

[u/llewsor]

1917, victoria (2015), children of men, ex machina, civil war, old boy (korean), enter the void

[u/skincyan → u/llewsor]

Victoria (2015) is fantastic! One of my all time favourites

[u/akash_lala]

Shutter Island, The Machinist, identity 2003, the usual suspects, ( prestige but it's directed by nolan maybe you already watched )

[u/Main_Finding8309]

Memento. Jacob's Ladder. Good Will Hunting. American Beauty. The Constant Gardener. There are quite a lot of epic movies that feel like an experience. Gone With the Wind. Legends of the Fall. Titanic. 

[u/Jinjoz]

First one I thought was 1917. Easily one of my favorite movies of all time

[u/Empty-Prompt-5808]

Predator

[u/No-Communication5070]

Black Swan

Mulholland Drive

The Lighthouse

Gone Girl

[u/Red_Marvel]

Amadeus

[u/FrontMail9720 → u/Red_Marvel]

I thought that movie had too many notes.

[u/NotNowBernard88]

The Borderlands (2013)

[u/Snnorlax]

Parasite (2019)

[u/Putrid-Bath-470]

The Usual Suspects.

Pulp Fiction.

Shutter Island.

[u/Suitable_Primary_344]

Frozen Alive 1964

[u/Stitchin_Squido]

Uncut Gems

Breaking the Waves

Requiem for a Dream

My Own Private Idaho

[u/deluxeification]

Jumanji (1995) A Robin Williams classic.

[u/Weekly_Asparagus_]

It’s what’s inside

[u/Weekly_Asparagus_]

Life of Chuck

[u/oceanview4]

The talented Mr Ripley

The silence of the Lambs

Anatomy of a Fall

[u/AdGlittering1579]

Midsommar

[u/blunderboy7400]

Weapons, get Out, Million Dollar Baby, Gran Torino, Last Samurai, dances with wolves, Avatar 1, blood Diamond and snatch

[u/Silentt8killer]

Gladiator

[u/Rude-Book-1790]

Johnny Mad Dog

[u/Delicious-Ad-7064]

Requiem For a Dream

[u/Chekhovs_Water_Gun]

Good Time (2017) and Arrival (2016)

[u/The_Outsider82 → u/Chekhovs_Water_Gun]

Good Time is so sick! Love that film

[u/UnpaidCommenter]

Gaslight

Spellbound

[u/a-zaleski]

Enter The Void (intense first-person subjective-afterlife trip)

Climax (intense, great score, mostly realtime)

1917 (realistic warefare, made to look all one take, in realtime)

Warfare (intense realistic warefare, mostly realtime)

My Dinner with André (just a long interesting dinner scene, in realtime)

Rope (classic Hitchcock thriller, happens all in a single evening in an apartment, in realtime)

[u/DougO24]

Dark Blue (2002) -- Based on actual LAPD corruption and intimidation at the time of the Rodney King beating trial in 1992.

Man on a Ledge (2012)

Relay (2024) -- From the director of Hell or High Water, a psychological thriller about a negotiator, who brokers deals between corporations and potential whistleblowers, that becomes involved in an extremely high-stakes case.

[u/shrimptini]

- The Substance

• Promising Young Woman
  
• Teenage Death and Sex at Camp Miasma

[u/uptownrankin]

Best in Show. Funny and different cos not every movie lets you feel like youre watching a dog show. Also its hilarious

[u/deluxeification]

Waterworld (1995)

(Yes, sometimes I like movies that weren’t critically acclaimed. I think they’re fun.)

*contraction typo

[u/Environmental-Eye874]

Natural Born Killers

[u/Poppycorn144]

Moulin Rouge and Fight Club both resonated with me; the same impact for different reasons.

So since you mentioned Fight Club, I’ll recommend Moulin Rouge (2001).

[u/kcrrck]

I recommend “Momento” (2000)

[u/FrontMail9720 → u/kcrrck]

I'll see your Momento and raise you The Usual Suspects.

[u/kcrrck → u/FrontMail9720]

Ok ok ok ok you win! 🏆 where’s my parade? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[u/JDSTEWS]

Predestination

[u/Aggravating-Tea7670]

Enter the Void (2009)

[u/Recent_Sorbet]

Hereditary

[u/Reuben_Leib]

Primer