Movie Suggestions
🕑 Added 2020-05-03 15:28:23 +0000 UTCAs you can see with the new tier, shit is opening up (pardon my goddamn French). Any suggestions? Quick point of order: I've seen every Tarantino film, every Scorsese film, all of the LoTR, and every super hero movie released in North America. đ
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Drew
Sicario Bone Tomahawk Black hawk down
Belinda
Hidalgo, Event Horizon, John Carpenters The Thing, Apocalypse Now, Platoon, Sixth Sense.
Kuro Shishio
Snowpiercer Edge of Tomorrow Sicario Ip Man
Radical Orion
I'll add City of God that is also a good foreign movie from Brazil
Radical Orion
Oh yeah definitely The Prestige if he haven't watched it yet, great discussion ahead
Ninaofthe90s
love all of these movies. Eternal Sunshine... one of my top 5 movies of all time đ
TouchTheGarlic
I second In Bruges. Would make for an amazing reaction.
Agnieszka Pienczykowska
1. Coherence; 2. Ex Machina; 3. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang; 4. A History of Violence; 5. Eastern Promises; 6. There Will Be Blood; 7. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind; 8. Spotlight; 9. Gone Girl; 10. Edge of Tomorrow (the one with Tom Cruise); 11. The Cabin in the Woods; 12. Children of Men; 13. Sicario
Agnieszka Pienczykowska
Yes! Super fun Joss Whedon "horror" movie...but you know it's more about the fun than the scares.
Agnieszka Pienczykowska
Second Ex Machina
Agnieszka Pienczykowska
Second Edge of Tomorrow (I assume you mean the one with Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt). It was an awesome sci-fi movie.
Light Yagami
Watch the prestige! Youâd love it
Radical Orion
-Snatch -Memories of Murder -Harsh Times (Christian Bale)
TeddyBearBonfire
I said Children of Men too. My all-time favourite. That said, I didn't even think of Kung Fu Hustleâthat would be a hilarious reaction. Not at all something I'd have thought of but I wouldn't pass up that for a watch :P
TeddyBearBonfire
My favourite of all time is Children of Men. Ever seen it? The cinematography is fucking excellent.
Dave
Wow, this list seemed shorter when I was writing the comment...
Dave
* Sicario 1 and 2 * The Proposition * Bone Tomahawk * Bronson * True Romance (Tarantino wrote this one but didnât direct, wasnât sure if that counts as a Tarantino film so I thought Iâd throw it in) * Super * The Cabin In The Woods (This is a sort of horror comedy so it might be borderline, but as someone who doesnât like horror movies myself I thought it was great.) * Kiss Kiss Bang Bang * Dredd * Drive * Blue Ruin * Green Room * Nightcrawler
David
Sunshine. It's a sci-fi, very atmospheric.
Brian Darty
Extraction on Netflix
A L
Have you seen The Raid movies?
Ninaofthe90s
Also one of my favorite movies ever... In Bruges... damn there are too many movies đŁ
Jimmy Macram
Saw the middle two. The Nice Guys was fantastic
Jimmy Macram
I have not
Jimmy Macram
Seen it
Jimmy Macram
Saw Uncut Gems. Liked it. And the John Wick trilogy. Loved 1 and 3. 2 was pretty good.
Jimmy Macram
Hmm... I wouldn't really know since I don't watch lol
Jamie Roberts
Parasite, The Nice Guys, Uncut Gems, The Lighthouse
Ninaofthe90s
I recommended a lot of movies now...but I have to go with Parasite. It's a south korean movie and the only foreign language film that has ever won best picture at the oscars - this year. (I don't always care about oscars but this time they actually gave it to the right movie so I have to mention it! - Good job, Oscars! đ) It's a drama/thriller/satire about the struggle between rich and poor and everyone should see it. Also you're someone who doesn't mind subtitles. So you'll enjoy it. đ
Ninaofthe90s
Since you really like anime...have you seen the studio ghibli movies? Like Spirited Away or Princess Mononoke?
blacklink firelink
Tarsem Singh's The Fall. Visually stunning movie. You will like it for sure.
Jimmy Macram
I love a lot of black and white movies. His Girl Friday is in my top ten. Musicals not so much lol
Fomorach
How about some crazy, ridiculous older movies, for example the french movie Dobermann which introduced me to Vincent Cassel & Monica Belluci before they came to Hollywood (it also has the always great Tchéky Karyo). Or Perdita Durango, which introduced me to Javier Bardem, it also has Rosie Perez, James Gandolfini and Demiån Bichir.
Light Yagami
Interstellar
Children of men. Are you at all open to watching older films, including black&white or musicals?
Reaction Junkie
UPGRADE!!! That movie is 11/10 for reactions!
T0ast
john wick trilogy, the raid 1 and 2, The Hunt (it was written by Damon Linedelof and Nick Cuse and directed by Craig Zobel they worked on the 2 dream sequence episode of The leftovers), el camino (if youve never watched it), the bad times at the el royal, Uncut Gems
Gelon
Hereâs a Netflix list Iâd recommend: Triple Frontier, What Happened to Monday, Hush, Kristy, The Silence, Mine, Close. I put a few thrillers in and I figured youâve seen Bird Box. Is supernatural thrillers considered horror for you?
Michael
You mean Coen. Fun fact: Bill Murray publicly claims (perhaps jokingly) the only reason he agreed to do the movie Garfield was because he thought the writer, Joel Cohen, was one of the pair you are talking about, Joel Coen.
DougRaw
Hey Jimmy, lots of good recommendations above. To pick one a bit out of left field, there's an animated movie called "Your Name" that kind of blew my mind in more ways than one. Each frame is hand drawn (and beautifully), the music was composed based on the scenes so that's on point too, and the story took a turn that I didn't expect and pushed the movie to at least a 9/10 for me. I don't really watch animated films so this next statement doesn't really have much weight but: it's the best animated film I've ever seen, sure you'd enjoy it.
Jimmy Macram
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NexX
Oh nvm just saw you dont like horror rip
Jimmy Macram
Haven't seen it
Jimmy Macram
The Bat Trilogy, Inception, Memento, Interstellar
NexX
I i highly suggest the first two alien movies if you havenât seen them fantastic movies
Michael
Unexpected new tier, Jimmy! Very cool. - Master & Commander: The Far Side of the World (badass Napoleonic era naval war movie based on a 20+ book series about the characters) - Children of Men (beautifully shot post-apocalyptic adventure based loosely on the story beats of Casablanca) - The Raid (modern martial arts classic) - Clue (my favorite comedy ever; a star ensemble cast of the 80s plays the silly characters and solve the whodunnit, based on the boardgame) - Big Trouble in Little China (Kurt Russell in a hilarious campy action/comedy about an overconfident trucker getting involved in a magical evil plot) - Kung Fu Hustle (basically a live action loony tunes cartoon had a baby with a kung fu movie, directed by and starring Stephen Chow, director/star of similar prior film Shaolin Soccer) - A Stir of Echoes (excellent small scale ghost/horror/mystery movie starring Kevin Bacon that is lesser known on my opinion only because it came out same month as The Sixth Sense) - Scott Pilgrim v. The World (comedy manga adventure as Michael Cera has some legitimately badass and funny fights with a string of his new crush's ex partners)
Jimmy Macram
I've seen it. It's on TNT every 12 seconds. Lol
Jimmy Macram
Horror.
Reaction Junkie
i have a question, since reactions are soooo much better when the reactors enjoy and are interested in the material they are reacting to, are there any genre's that you don't like?
C C
Maybe something by the Cohen Brothers if you have not seen them: No Country For Old Men True Grit (The 2010 version) Ballad of Buster Scruggs
Thomas Hansen
Cabin in the Woods
Kb
Foreign Films âI saw the Devilâ âMotherâ âThe Hostâ âMemories of a Murderâ âThe Raidâ âRaid 2â âAuditionâ Anything Studio Ghibli Cowboy Bebop Ghost in the Shell (original anime movie) Your Name Also mad max fury road. Even if youâve seen it. Watch it again đ
Gelon
How about Doctor Sleep?
Krieger
What about the Nolan films? Which are off the list
William Yelland
Despite suddenly I can't think of movies, maybe "RED" from 2010 (Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, Karl Urban). I might have to come back when my brain stops having a going on the fritz.
Ninaofthe90s
Mad Max Fury Road will blow your mind. Or maybe Parasite??? Or Edge of tomorrow!
zengei
* Black Dynamite * Ex Machina * Mad Max: Fury Road * The Martian * My Cousin Vinny * Ruby Sparks
Jonas Hagström
If you never saw Mad Max: Fury Road then that has my vote. Great action, Worldbuilding and filmmaking.
Jimmy Macram
I haven't, but I did see The Gentleman. Liked it .
Jimmy Macram
I have. Twice. Loved it. Brilliant.
Marvelous JJ
Have you seen Knives Out? I'd recommend it.
Dean Cyphers
Snatch would be an amazing flick to watch. Guy Richie is the Tarantino of British films imo