Fire up those underrated and unknown kinos, lads.
For me, it's Lonesome Dove. I will never understand why it's not talked about, and I don't even like Westerns.
ITT: Underrated/Unknown Kinos That You Could Argue Are in the Top Ten of All Time
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Adrian Powell
This picture is pretty underrated, it also has a very interesting history behind it
Easton Peterson
>I will never understand why it's not talked about
Maybe because it was made when TV hadn't still exploded as a creative force
I haven't watched, but the book was awesome
Jackson Jackson
I came to this thread to ask if the book was worth reading, since I own it.
Mason Harris
80's had some great miniseries.
Blake Smith
imho yes
it's not only an adventure book, it goes deep about human nature, life decisions, friendship, etc
main characters are badass, it had me crying in the end
Aiden Watson
OP here. Never read the book, but you guys MUST watch the film.
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Not only for the poke but because the ending with Tommy Lee Jones crying will make you feel feels beyond your wildest imagination.
Brandon Morales
Hello there, I've never seen the film but Lonesome Dove is one of the greatest literature pieces I've ever laid my hands on. Dialogues and characters are so well written, one of the best books imo
Easton Jones
All these lads that haven't seen Lonesome Dove but have the book.
I'm telling you, you guys must watch the film. It's packed with great actors, even Chris Cooper. The ending and Tommy Lee Jones' end actions, dedication, and crying will make you cry a gallon of water like a total faggot. It's easily the most tear-jerking ending of any film I've seen.
William Johnson
Adam Jones
Have seen Lonesome Dove, OP. One of the best films of all time. Totally agree, in fact I almost forgot all about it. Time to re-watch. Yup, its ending was a massive cryfest.
Benjamin Jones
>best movie john huston ever made
>best movie albert finney ever starred in
>best movie about alcoholism that could've only been made by a life long alcoholic
>never gets brought up here or anywhere else
Ayden Reyes
Vanilla Sky, anyone?
Jordan Allen
Also, The Thing and Eyes Wide Shut
Christopher Parker
i agree
Cameron Baker
watched 10 minutes of the movie and closed it, was kinda boring desu
lazy writing to convey tom cruise as some giga chad
Nathan Johnson
Agreed, and he was made out to be a gigaChad, the thing is, what happens to him and the twists throughout the movie after he gets damaged are top kino.
Isaiah Hughes
Vanilla Sky was kino. Give it a re-watch but watch more than the first ten minutes. It's a trippy movie.
Ethan Hill
Vanilla Sky is a remake of Open Your Eyes. Open Your Eyes is a much better film.
Matthew Hall
I must watch this now.
Landon Young
Not top ten of all time, but top of the Halloween franchise. Not even kidding, this was the scariest.
Jack Hall
kung fu hustle
Benjamin Brown
lmao
Adrian Roberts
Carter Murphy
I was completely shocked by how good the producer's cut of this is, it nails the Halloween Night atmosphere better than any other film in the series and the editing and directing are a very well done homage to Carpenter's style. I also loved Paul Rudd as a weirdo adult Tommy and the main girl was a top qt. Only real complaint is that the story is silly, but that's acceptable for a slasher.
Julian Foster
Based Walkin
Jordan Richardson
Yes, it was very underrated. Add to that, Myers' mask is the best ever, also. And the Hospital setting was top kino.