What movie should I watch?
What movie should I watch?
Brody Russell
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Leo Perez
Pulp fiction if you haven’t seen it
Sebastian Smith
Planes, Trains & Automobiles
Anthony Miller
Seen it many times
Jack Brooks
brawl on Cell Block 99 is real solid. Should be streamable on Prime
Logan Hall
Freddy Mercury was great in Phantom
Kayden Ward
Eye's Wide Shut
Prepare to be red pilled.
Christian Garcia
I think I've seen every Kubrick film
Gabriel Watson
SWAP.avi
Dylan Richardson
Dune
Nolan Stewart
What genre are you in the mood for?
Lucas Howard
Tentacle hentai
Nathan Murphy
Sci-Fi
Check this out
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Joshua Rogers
It's been taken down due to copyright infringement.
Ryder Butler
Charlie and the Chocolate factory - (2005)
Watch carefully for Hollywood pedo-club red pills
Landon Ward
Daisys destruction
Benjamin Anderson
Ah shitty. Really worth watching if you can find it.
Easton Mitchell
The Dark Crystal.
Luis Harris
My least watched genre. Recently pic related is my favorite sci-fi. Also Upgrade if you haven't seen it.
Henry Nguyen
downloading
John Flores
American psycho
Isaiah Gutierrez
If you haven't seen em, the Pusher trilogy. Most accurate depiction of drug pushing gone horribly wrong I've ever seen. Dark and filthy. Amazing films.
Jackson Lee
Awesome. It's a rare cross breed of sci-fi, arthouse, and psychological horror. It's not for everyone, but I enjoyed it immensely. The cinematography is pure kino. If you have some pot laying around smoke some before watching it. You pick up things on every watch. Upgrade is more for the casual sci-fi fan.
Pusher is fucking amazing. Pic related are my favorite films.
Blake Lewis
Hudson Richardson
Upgrade
Andrew Thompson
Battlefield Earth
Charles Cruz
Already mentioned it. Best movie of 2018. One of the best endings I've ever seen.
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The ending score. Fucking chills everytime
Gavin Robinson
true romance, underrated Tarantino film (he didn't direct it but wrote the script)
Benjamin Campbell
Lincoln Gutierrez
I'm already downloading Upgrade...is this the one where he gets a chip[ in his spine and it takes over his body?
Jonathan Phillips
Flubber
Benjamin Lee
Yeah. Watch it. I was speechless at the end. Couldn't move.
Charles Thompson
I've already seen it then. 7/10 at best.
Robert Russell
Oliver Powell
I gave it 8/10
Camden Adams
If you want to be in a better mood after finishing a movie, go with pic related
Jason Edwards
Wind River with the guy who plays Hawkeye. Pretty sure it is on Netflix.
Ryan Nelson
This is a good one
Benjamin Allen
Huge letdown. The best part was Elizabeth Olsen in a thong. Would smash into oblivion.
Brandon Cruz
Shit tier.
Chase Campbell
watch dogtooth it's right up any Yea Forumstards alley
Ryder Evans
Be a proper faggot and go watch Anime.
Gavin Russell
Dogtooth was ok. Borgman was better.
Lincoln Anderson
Watermellon Man
Zachary Rivera
Jack Rivera
I made an anime thread the other day. Downloaded Perfect Blue or some shit...no fucking idea what was going on.
I'm down with anime provided it's different or profound. Ghost in the Shell, Akira, Studio Ghibli...
Connor Jackson
will definitely check it out. I really enjoyed dogtooth for its fucked up surreality
Aaron Collins
Fine, how about this one?
Jason Lopez
Borgman gives off such an intense uncomfortable feeling from start to finish. It's like watching something you shouldn't be watching but can't help but keep watching it. Sinisterly enigmatic. Only film to ever achieve this feeling for me personally.
Cooper Myers
Turbokid
Luis Cooper
Jacobs Ladder.
Saw it a few nights ago its really good
Zachary Ross
It's a part of a long list of copy cat movies where the twist is he was dead the whole time (eg Lost)
Really great movie I always call those movies Jacobs Ladder movies.
Tyler Bennett
Don't Be A Menace To South Central Whilst Drinking Your Juice In The Hood.
Or Freddy Got Fingered.
Owen Sullivan
This is underrated as fuck.
Never seen this even mentioned here.
Elijah Rivera
>Or Freddy Got Fingered.
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Connor Gutierrez
No range or genres whatsoever. Therefore, let's go with the old stand-by of sci-fi / horror:
* Star Wars, original trilogy: Can't go wrong with the classics, even Return of the Jedi (the weakest of this bunch).
* Star Wars, prequel trilogy: Everyone used to shit on the prequels (and some still do) until DisneyWars came out with the sequels. Then, all of a sudden, everyone started enjoying the prequels again. Go figure.
* Star Trek I: The Motion Picture - If you've got a bald chick fetish, your boat has come in. It hasn't aged well, even for Trekkies but fun all the same to see a big-budget version of what Paramount was planning for a proposed TV series reboot.
* Star Trek II: The best of the classic Star Trek movies if only because it's the one with the most ship-to-ship combat. Trekkies everywhere should be worshiping a Paramount executive's wife because she personally saved the franchise and this movie is the direct result of when you nag your husband for moar until you get it.
* Aliens: James Cameron before he had an ego the size of an aircraft carrier (and a budget to match). A FPS game secretly disguised as a movie before FPS games even existed.
* Terminator 1: James Cameron back when he was a guerilla filmmaker. Linda Hamilton before the wrinkles. Michael Biehn before... He faded into obscurity? Watch the film that started a fairly lousy franchise (sorry, T2 never impressed me as much as everyone else).
* 2001: A Space Odyssey: Only if you have insomnia and want to see Stanley Kubrick tackle sci-fi (and, no, A.I. doesn't count).
OK. We'll start with that.
Jack Bell
It's a killer fuckin' movie, isn't it?
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Colton Smith
Terminator 2 was vastly superior, and I liked the prequels better.
Adam Bell
>Terminator 2 was vastly superior, and I liked the prequels better.
Agreed. I've seen it probably a dozen times and the final scene still gets me right in the feels
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Mason Harris
dark city
Charles Harris
I like the minigun out the window scene the best
Jaxon Peterson
is it a good movie? i read bad reviews about it.
Ayden Torres
Great movie. Seen it but anything along those lines is wanted.
Xavier Carter
Yeah it's pretty good. No RIdley Scott but it was dark enough and well directed none the less.
Eli Jenkins
Also it turns out the Voip-comp test (or however you spell it) can be avoided by just giving replicants a tattoo on their eyeball
Brandon Gray
It was good, but that thumbs-up as he lowers into the steel always wrecks me
Samuel Foster
push and inception maybe?
Andrew Russell
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Lucas Gonzalez
BR2049 is a completely unnecessary film. It has great cinematography and not much else.
Harrison Ford is absolutely wasted in this film and they don't even get to him until the final 3rd of the film. No new concepts except for "Replicants can breed."
There was fan-fiction sequels to BR that were vastly superior to this. If you can, try finding the story series "Blade Runner: Endless Night" (doubt that it's still floating around since it was a late 90s fanfic but...). It had Deckard being brought out of mothballs (literally, from storage) to hunt down a new type of "replicant."
All sorts of juicy concepts in that series that makes BR2049 absolutely pale in comparison. With CGI, they could've made that entire series easily with no compromises. A shame.
Adrian Reed
definitely "A clock work orange" i'ts one of my favorites