In this thread we post movies that flopped at box office, and went over the critics heads.
Hidden gems general
Ryder Myers
Wyatt Cooper
The two main stars were the only good thing about this movie. I really wanted to like it but it just wasn't very good IMO.
Ayden Davis
The ending was great
Gavin Cooper
Literally the best movie of the last 15 years.
Owen Sanders
Jeremiah Harris
awful movie
Gabriel Smith
wow, no..
good but no
Lucas Watson
Ryan Taylor
but that's a general consensus
Michael Rivera
Jayden Wright
It's not "hidden"
Brandon Adams
>flopped at box office,
check
>and went over the critics heads.
and check
there's an awful lot of mediocre to shitty movies on that list
Nolan Green
Okay, I am genuinely interested in what your "best movie of the last 15 years is".
Evan Baker
The Rover had the best soundtrack of any feature length movie of the last 20 years.
Other than that it was just a solid bleak indy movie.
Josiah Sanders
This masterpiece flew under the radar.
Luis Wood
might not have if there were non-horribly broken english subs available somewhere on the internet
Adrian Torres
it was just hard to see it
Ayden Johnson
>Almost all shit, well known or both.
Aaron Young
all of those movies were well reported about throughout their announcement, production and release
so in this vein, pic related
Christian Turner
I've seen it twice now, and I've gone fucking bonkers over it both times. They do Old Hollywood Noir so fucking well, while still maintaining it being almost painfully modern. Like, you couldn't just slap black and white on it and call it noir, the weird color palette MAKES the movie
As for the OP question, I'm gonna throw this boi in the ring. I was a big fan of this one, I'm a sucker for a good true crime story and the way this blends documentary and recreation isn't really comparable to anything I've seen since.
Landon Price
>Buzzard
>Thoroughbreds
I'll give them a pass for those ones, but most of those are pretty widely celebrated in the Indie scene