What are some good movies?
I really love Take Shelter. Overlooked and underrated modern American classic, in my opinion.
Watch the French movie Martyrs.
Don't ask questions, just do it.
It will make you a better person. It will make you think.
>>27323647
Network is a film worth watching.
>>27323647
The new Ghostbusters. Really loved the writing and how the diverse cast brought the characters to life. The comedic timing of these women is just superb, they can easily hold their ground against the classics. Most of the people who hate it though are misogynists and racists so all the more reason to watch it I say!
>>27323647
Insomnia. Al Pacino is an astounding actor.
A Most Wanted Man
Falling Down with Michael Douglas and Robert Duvall.
Get the Gringo
>>27324440
10000000% absolutely this
Trips don't lie OP
What Kubrick film(s) should I watch next senpai? I have never seen any of his movies and just finished The Shining which was actually pretty creepy and Full Metal Jacket.
Film kinda went downhill after Pyle killed himself and they went to Vietnam though.
>i put a political hat on a anime character and just came up with a excuse to post it
Frailty
Se7en
The Ring
Happiness
Can't get any edgier
Alien, Aliens, Blade Runner, Gattica, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, Planet of the Apes (original), Robocop, Run Lola Run, Soylent Green, The Matrix, The Big Lebowski, Stalker (Russia), Star Wars IV & V, Mr Nobody, Roar, Best of Both Worlds: Chicks with Dicks
>>27324699
M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E :')
Memento is my favorite normie movie but i mostly just watch anime nowadays
>>27324780
I'm glad you've moved on because Memento is serious shite.
Synecdoche, New York is essential robotcore in my book
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9PzSNy3xj0
>>27324794
Why senpai desu family?
>>27324699
2001
Eyes Wide Shut
Dr Strangelove
A Clockwork Orange
Barry Lyndon
Paths of Glory
All of these are top tier t b h
>>27324720
I bet you didn't even watch Nausicaa in its original japanese audio you fucking normie
>>27323647
Harold and Maude
Chinatown
John Carpenter's The Thing
The General
The Night of the Hunter
Forbidden Planet
If...
>>27324720
agreeing with Alien, Planet of the Apes, Robocop, and Stalker
>>27324699
While I'd usually suggest watching them in chronological order, A Clockwork Orange or Barry Lyndon would probably be your best bets. Dr Strangelove or 2001 A Space Odyssey might be a little slow for your taste. Eyes Wide Shut is his best but you deserve to see everything post Paths of Glory first.
>>27324712
those FUCKIN hats man
fuckin triggers me every time
especially whens its on a anime character i actually like
>>27324699
A Clockwork Orange or 2001. My favourite is Barry Lyndon but that is one of his slower moving ones.
some shit I saw recently that I liked
>memories of murder
a movie about these three fellas trying to crack a crime case about a dude that keeps murdering chicks when it rains. really good movie, looks pretty, and has a neat ending.
>rosemary's baby
spooky kino about a lady experiencing a strange pregnancy. looks pretty, is pretty spooky, and also has interesting characters.
>it follows
another horror flick but this one is about a weird aids monster that people contract by having sex. it falls apart in like the final third of the movie and the characters start coming up with a strange nonsensical plan to kill the monster but other than that its fine.
>>27324819
It just doesn't work on any level. The characters are uninteresting, the world has no depth, it's visually boring, I figured out what the twist was going to be before halfway through, etc. What's there to like?
>>27323647
Miller's Crossing
Ed Wood
Collateral
House (Japanese)
Romero's first three "of the Dead" movies, Night, Dawn, and Day
Halloween
>>27324850
Planet of the Apes and Soylent Green don't get enough credit. I've gotten to the point where I'll watch anything with Charlton Heston in it. That dude knew how to choose movies.
Also, I recently missed out on a chance to watch Forbidden Planet. How good is it? What is the appeal?
Last cab to Darwin left me with a comfy but weird feel at the end
out of the 80 movies I've seen in the last few weeks, these are the only I'd consider watching again: henry fool, baraka, holy mountain, andromeda strain 1971, beverly hills ninja, krampus, cargo, ben hur 1959, the hidden. It's been a lean month.
I've used My Dinner with Andre and Lost in Translation for friend simulation a shit ton. I rewatched Lost in Translation over and over for 24 hours straight when I was becoming a recluse.
>>27324947
>Forbidden Planet. How good is it? What is the appeal?
It's good, thought it's certainly a product of its era. The pacing and dialogue is a little hokey for today's audience, but the effects are still great and the story and characters are engaging. It's by far one of the best sci-fi fares of the 1950s, setting the standard for all the parodies and wannabes that came later. Walter Pidgeon is very good plus straight-faced Leslie Nielsen is a treasure.
>>27323647
24 Hour Party People
Barbarella
The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
There Will Be Blood
>>27325082
I'm excited. Also, I just found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JTeq-ZkuF8
>>27323647
Outland
Les Diaboliques (1955)
Sunset Boulevard
An American Werewolf in London
>>27323647
Bicycle Thieves
Mean Streets
The Exorcist
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
>>27323647
the hateful 8 was a good recent film imo
>>27323647
All the Wes Anderson movies (I recommend Grand Budapest Hotel, but most people probably enjoy Rushmore or Life Aquatic)
Evil Dead 2
To Kill A Mocking Bird
A Night at the Opera
The Godfather Part II
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>>27324440
agreeing with these
>>27323647
Eraserhead
Rodan
Airplane!
Dark City
The Long Goodbye
Dirty Harry
Inherent Vice
>>27323647
First Blood is phenomenal
City Lights
El Topo
The Long Voyage Home
The 400 Blows
Anything made by Quentin Tarantino.
>>27325471The only movies sort of mentioned in this thread that I have seen.
>>27323647
You ever seen Clue, OP?
>>27325493
Really? Everything mentioned here is pretty entry-level.
I'll be watching weekend at bernies tonight
>>27325471
django>other tarantino
>>27325471
>he enjoys the works from tarantino
>>27325598
Django would've been far more poignant and less satisfying if it had ended before Tarantino's cameo. I also contend Reservoir Dogs is still his best
>>27325611
And Polanski was/is a pedophile. Doesn't make The Ninth Gate any less superb
