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Movie Suggestions for Dec. '22
🕑 Added 2022-12-07 22:30:29 +0000 UTC???
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Djthedj
Can I reccomend thshow 24,or the Netflix series All of Us are Dead
Jimmy Macram
Seen it
Jimmy Macram
I've seen it
Ben Trotter
Let the Right One In. Original Swedish version.
Kuro Shishio
I want to see Phone Booth too
Tyrone Tyrone
Talk to me👍Fresh👍Devil in a blue dress👍Black dynamite 👍👍👍👍👍
Kangdarius
Hollywood shuffle I saw the devil 500 days of summer As good as it gets Final destination 1&2 Bad Santa Bad boys for life Dead presidents Black dynamite Ricochet Devil in a blue dress Battle royale Thursday Blood diamond Ninja assassin Black hawk down Sunshine Fresh Do the right thing Harlem nights Deep cover Hoodlum Cb4 All about the Benjamins I’m gonna git you sucka The wood Eves bayou Election Last action hero A long kiss goodnight Traitor Talk to me Legends of the fall Disclosure White men can’t jump Vertical limit Predator 2 Barbarian Death to smoochy The tournament
Now and Again
Definitely recommend the new Knives Out film Glass Onion which is coming to Netflix later this month. I was able to see it in a theater; really enjoyed it. The Banshees of Inisherin was another recent movie that was good, with Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson leading it. Also, if you haven't seen it yet, I'd say Top Gun: Maverick as well.
Blue
Mr Brooks. (2007) Thriller/Mystery staring Kevin Costner and William Hurt Phone Booth (2002) Psychological Thriller staring Colin Farrell and Kiefer Sutherland
Julie
Tangled, Encanto, Moonlight, Click, Big Daddy, Seven Pounds, backing up suggestions above such as Les Miserables, How to Train Your Dragon
Max
Scream 4 (2011)
Robert Kruger
It's absolutely my favorite Nicholas Cage movie.
Robert Kruger
I recommended it when he was considering an animation "binge" after Wall-E. I've not seen the third, but 1 and 2 were solid.
Robert Kruger
My favorite Kubrick film.
Robert Kruger
I like them all, but Ran and A Fish Called Wanda are top tier movies.
Robert Kruger
Just to be clear, you'd probably just do Godzilla this round, then the sequels.
Robert Kruger
I just saw Malignant and it does scary DAMN well. Not a great movie, but some epic scary scenes. Also saw Bullet Train which is absolutely absurd action with a crap plot, but DAMN is it fun. Truly I'd love for you to watch the Godzilla movies. Godzilla, King of Monsters is the 2nd best "guilty pleasure" move I've seen (second to Edge of Tomorrow). Godzilla vs. Kong is also epic. So I am recommending: Godzilla Godzilla, King of Monsters Godzilla vs. Kong
Kaitlin
Boogie Nights!
Just When I Thought I Was Out...
Boogie Nights The Drop Macgruber Talented Mr. Ripley Midnight Run RRR
Sean
Ok but you have to suggest it as well or he won't pick it.
Kaitlin
We also discussed that Lincoln is crap
Aiden Howatson
I saw Lincoln did well in the poll last time
Dor
The Banshees of Inisherin. Same writer/director and main cast as In Bruges. Will be available in a week or so.
T0ast
glass onion when it drops on netflix
Kaitlin
Derry Girls
Kaitlin
Definitely not The Legend of Zorro. We just went through that on a different Patreon. 😂
Narwhalw7
Hurt Locker
Sean
GoldenEye (1995)
Sean
The Mask of Zorro (1998)
dbnu
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (2018) The Deer Hunter (1978) Apocalypse Now (1979) Chinatown (1974) Ravenous (1999)
Ashley Whittington
For your next Disney Pixar movie, please do Coco!
Michael
I'm rooting for Speed Racer!
Michael
Speed Racer (2008) - hyper stylized anime adaptation from the Wachowskis. Colorful, fast paced, intentionally goofy like the cartoon but with stellar over the top action race sequences. The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters (2007) - a funny documentary about competitive arcade gaming with some really fascinating nutty people The Kingdom (2007) - an action/thriller about the FBI investigating a terror cell; great cast, good script, tense action
Jereco
BRICK! I feel like it should keep getting recommended. It's really such a good movie, especially for a debut with such a small budget.
Callum
The phone booth Maze runner How to train your dragon Castle in the sky
Jesse Walker
The unbearable weight of massive talent
Damian Christopher
A Bridge Too Far Ran A Fish Called Wanda Crimson Tide The People vs. Larry Flynt Kingpin
Jimmy Macram
I've seen 12 Angry Men. It's the first one on the list pinned at the top.
Jesse Walker
Barbarian Speed racer X and pearl Top gun Maverick
Krieger
Logan Lucky
Ninaofthe90s
I have so many...but for now Big Fish please!!! I want you to watch some Tim Burton movies. And I think this one is his most beautiful movie. ❤
Cadmus Lochlan
Bullet Train (2022) , Redline (2009 Anime film)
MrEvers
The Hudsucker Proxy Weekend at Bernie's The Producers (1967)
Kaitlin
Black Dynamite (2009)
Evan
La La Land! Especially after your reaction to Whiplash. Don’t let the musical thing turn you off, it’s seriously incredible. Also, I just finished 1899 (from the Dark creators) which just came out, its a bit more accessible than Dark but still really, really good.
Alex Kingdom
12 angry men Fracture Unthinkable
Scarlett Monrow
"The Kingdom" 2008 "Undercover Blues" 1993 - Dennis Quaid, Stanley Tucci "Les Miserables" 1998 - Liam Neeson, Geoffrey Rush "A walk in the clouds" - young Keanu Reeves, romance "Mickey Blue Eyes" - 1999 - Hugh Grant, James Caan
Sian Day
“Better Watch Out” (2016) it’s a Christmas horror/ thriller movie
Roxy
Closer (04), black swan (10), hush (16), silent night (21) for Xmas 🎄 season
Tim Itnyre
Definitely want to put Matchstick Men on the list again. It nearly made it last time.
Sharkman 42
A Clockwork Orange is my other suggestion
Mathew Zimmerman
Kung Fu Panda? HAS JIMMY SEEN IT? If not we need the trilogy.
Sharkman 42
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
