Social experiment movies?
So I really used to watch these social experiment/survival movies with a different concept but I think I've watched it all
For ex - as maze runner, divergent series, the hunger games, the purge
Also the menu, the belko experiment, the exam etc
Any more suggestion in similar genre?
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Got new speakers, what should I watch?
I'm thinking I should watch something with a decent soundtrack or vibrant sound effects to really make use of the new speakers.
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“The greatest illusion is separation”
Yeah it’s a quote from avatar the last airbender
I really vibe with this idea that nothing is really separate from anything else, it’s just something about our perception that makes it seem that way
Is there any movies with high level sort of existential themes like this?
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Films like the Fathers Bride but with a touch of fall
I love the vibe of the father’s bride, but am looking for something with a little bit of added fall or Halloween vibes to it. Urgent, I want to watch soon lol. Thanks!
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Movies with couples that are clearly made for each other (in the best way)
I want to see two people who are obviously meant to be together. Maybe their personalities complement each other extremely well, or perhaps they were “destined”to be together somehow. A good example is Neo and Trinity from The Matrix.
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Movies with the vibes of the Intern (2015)
I recently watched the Intern after having it recommended to me and I loved it! In fact, when I finished the film, I was left for a lingering sense for a feel-good and warm movie like this with great dynamics. I preferably would want movies like this from the 2000s and 2010s specifically, I was also a fan of films like Yes Man (2008) & A Thousand Words (2012).
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Looking for a "guy's" movie.
Hey everyone, I have a rare opportunity to watch a movie that I have been wanting to see for various lengths of time, and never seen for one reason or another. My wife and kids are leaving me alone so it seems like the perfect opportunity to watch something my wife has little to no interest in.
I love all types of films, but this occasion calls for a "guy" movie. Sorry if that offends anyone because I don't mean anything by it. It's just an easy way to describe what I'm looking for. So I'm thinking sci-fi, horror, action, historical epic, wartime, etc.
Right now I have a few in mind: 12 Monkeys, Kingdom Of Heaven (Director's Cut, of course), or Master & Commander. All of which I haven't seen before.
Let me know if you have some suggestions for anything along those lines, or if you think one of those is the one to watch.
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Films with a feel-good dance scene
Hello! Im looking for films with a feel-good/emotional dance scene in them. Examples of this would be little miss sunshine, silver linings playbook, or napoleon dynamite. Thanks! :)
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Help me find a movieeeee!
I just finished never have I ever, and loved it! I feel extremely hollow after finishing it tho lmao… so I really don’t know what kind of show/ movie i want, that’s why didn’t summarise it in the title like ppl usually do. I watched tvd (again a show, sorry) but well, I loved the first 2 seasons. Then after season 3 I just didn’t wanna continue it anymore. idk What I want, (maybe not horror today, I’m alone) romance is great as a side plot, but not the main. If it’s a romance movie, it should have a good plot (not just seeing someone cheat or yk those classic misunderstanding wattpad type movies ) great side characters are appreciated
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Movie suggestions based on my favorites? You can also recommend TV shows.
I love practically all of John Waters' movies
Bruce labruce’s movies
Short films by Richard Kern and Nick Zedd
Cruising
Ahs NYC
Existenz
Piercing
American mary
Excision
Hedwig and the angry inch
Shortbus
Velvet goldmine
Brain damage
Midnight cowboy
Stoker
Raw
Nosferatu (2024)
Crimson peak
Antiviral
Tom at the farm
Surrender dorothy
Please baby please
O fantasma
The wounded man
Hellbent
Sharp objects
Liquid sky
Smithereens
The haunting of hill house and bly manor
The passenger
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what films are similar to Shadowhunters?
im not overly sure about the series because it has a different cast apparently. im reading the books currently and basing how i imagine the characters on the film but i would love to watch something similar to it. any suggestions would be appreciated!
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Movies about romance between an anti hero/villain and the female lead?
I don't mind stockholm syndrome or other themes. I am looking for something that's not a good hero x good heroine type of movie
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After reading kristoffer borgli's essay i want age gap movies that don't mix up charm with being equals
Reading borgli's 2012 essay made me want to rewatch how movies handle adults with teenagers. not using a movie as evidence about his life. I'm just stuck on the filmmaking question.
Looking for movies where the younger person can be smart, funny, really into it, but the movie still makes the freedom gap hard to miss.
An Education and Fish Tank are the two I'm thinking of. in one the older guy's life looks like a door opening. In the other the younger person's room to move just feels way smaller.
Fine with uncomfortable. I don't need a speech at the end telling me the lesson. Just don't want "they like the same music" doing all the work.
Would you pair those two, or add May December as a movie about how people retell the past? no big ending spoilers pls
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Movies like the show Mare of Easttown? Thriller/Mystery but still has that family dramedy aspect?
Heavy and dark crime thriller subject matter and tone and direction, with mystery, but also has those moments of lightheartedness sprinkled throughout?
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Movie with Romanticist Vibes
I’m looking for a movie that captures the totalizing sublime drama of 19th century romantic and classical art and music. Think Boullee, Schubert, Keats, Vivaldi etc. Maybe something in the family of Portrait of a Lady on Fire. TIA!
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any suggestions for movies with themes relating to the anger, grief, and closure of a dead parent?
i watched whalefall during its early screening (loved it) and life as a house a little after my dad passed, just wondering if y’all have any other suggestions, pls n ty! 🫶🏻
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Cold, gloomy dramas with an immersive atmosphere
As the weather gets colder, I’m looking for realistic, grounded movies—dramas or slow-burn mysteries—where the cold, overcast, or rainy setting feels like a character itself.
Visually, I love the foggy Pacific Northwest vibe of the first Twilight and the bleak Boston winter aesthetic in Spotlight. However, I want strictly realistic stories—no ghosts, fantasy, or supernatural elements. Just a movie with such a strong sense of place that I can imagine myself living inside that world. What are your top picks?
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Suggest some movie with brutal killing scenes that aren’t censored or cut
Need some movies that aren’t censored unhinged and brutal. Lots of killings and goreism. Think about it like final destination *1000
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.... and the weekend is here!
After a hectic week of work and consumption of many foreign language art films, I wanna get back to watching some of a few light hearted movies throughout the weekend. Just rewatched Napoleon Dynamite and felt good. Last time I posted here, someone recommended "The Sure Thing", "Orange county"(Didnt like it), "Gentlemen Broncos"(Not good). The movies I'm looking for are John Hughes'-esque 80's to 90's movies. But you know, if you feel like I should try something a bit different, go for it!
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Horror movies like Phantasm(1979) where everything is weird and off putting and feels like a fever dream
Phantasm is one of my favorite horror movies and I want some more that have that weird and almost confusing feeling to it.
Horror movies that are trippy/weird/odd/off putting.
I prefer 70s-90s but any year is completely fine. I’ve also seen a LOT of horror movies so the less well known the better. Thank you
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Movies that feature an aesthetically pleasing wedding.
Weddings that are unique or just some kind of vibe. The only one that comes to mind is Claire and Jamie’s wedding in the tv series Outlander (the hand slicing before binding their hands together was cool) theres gotta be others!!
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British films with witty humor/conversation, not necessarily comedies
Snatch would probably be the best example.
In Bruges, especially the scenes with Ralph Fiennes.
Grand Budapest Hotel in a way even though it's not British (thinking about the Ralph Fiennes parts (yes, I really like Ralph Fiennes))
As I said in the title, doesn't necessarily have to be comedic, but looking for that British deadpan humor, or just expressions that make you chuckle think "that was a very British thing to say".
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Movies that feel like weird meditative arthouse giallo surreal dreamy films, yet are fast paced and logical?
The other day I watched Da Sweet Blood Of Jesus, and I liked how it was really weird and there were many odd filmmaking choices that I would associate with weird older films, yet it was much faster paced and logical and engaging than the older films in borrows from and remakes. I also like the ideas in many giallo films and like their weird choices but find them way way too slow in progressing the scenes, and I also like the idea and surrealness of some joko anwar horror films and david lynch films but find the lack of coherence in favour of atmosphere kind of off putting. So I want to watch something that’s dreamy and surreal and horror adjacent and meditative and full of weird filmmaking choices, yet is still fast paced and has more coherent logic. Any suggestions are appreciated.
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Movies like housemaid?
My post keeps getting deleted, so I’ll keep it vague.
I’m just looking for movies that maybe make you think and keep you on the edge of your seat. I don’t like horror or very much gore. I don’t like bad acting. I love comedy, war movies, police things, documentaries, prison.
Anything that can keep me interested. I’m more of a tv show person but giving movies more of a shot lately. I’m making a list so any and all movies are welcome and I’ll try them all eventually.
Thank you in advance!
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any horror films like jump out of your skins films?
i love horror films but i am awful at choosing them. i watched resident evil last night and it was so good and had the right amount of jump scares. i would love any films similar to that.
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Movie about an extraterrestrial alien with/believing in earth religion
Looking for movies featuring extraterrestrial aliens who follow, believe in, or encounter Earth’s religions (Christianity, Islam, Animism, cultural, etc.).
It can be a major plot point or just a small detail. Any recommendations?
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Movies with good/well-shot nude or sex scenes that are still actually good films
Looking for movies that have solid, well-done nude or sexual scenes, but the film itself has to be good not cheap or poorly made just to show skin.
I don't care if the sex/nudity is the main point of the movie or just a part of it. As long as the overall film is well-made (good direction, acting, atmosphere, or story), I'm interested.
Basically: quality movies that also happen to have good nude/ sex scenes.
Any recommendations?
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Halloween recommandation for my boomer mom ?
Recently, my mom has been expressing an interest in exploring different movie genres, like fantasy and science fiction, and I'm really excited to introduce her to these worlds!
Halloween is coming up, and even though it's not as big a deal in Europe, she'd like to watch something fantasy-related or horror, but I'm not particularly knowledgeable about either genre, except some vas teenagers stuff i watched.
Do you have any recommendations for her first introduction ?
I'm looking for either horror or something with a fantastic, atmospheric feel (magical creatures, creepy old manors, and a touch of the uncanny).
Intense terror and excessive gore are definitely a no-go.
I'd love to show her how fantasy and horror can be forms of art in their own right, with beautiful aesthetics, rich storytelling, and meaningful social or political commentary.
Films from any country are welcome, including Asia and the Middle East!
(Btw, I vaguely remember learning about a vampire story from the Middle East that sounded really fascinating, but I can't remember its name. It's a recent film. Does that ring a bell?)
Thanks in advance for your recommendations!
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Subscribed to apple tv for widows bay? They have some great horror movies on there for October
Rewatched the sixth sense. Never watched it again after when it first came out but remembered it intently but now that you know its so wicked obvious Cole was trolling him the entire time! It's actually got some campy elements once you know the get. Like to watch spooky horror shows this time of year
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Need recommendations for fucked up horror movies that are actually good.
Every year for the entirety of October my friends and I watch one horror movie every night. There was a point where it was just four of us, and we could actually handle all of that. We have three new people who are squeamish, and (with their consent) I am looking for a film more disturbing than Terrifier 3, which is about a 7/10 on the disturbing scale in my own opinion.
Thing is, I don't want shock horror that just exists to be shock horror. I'm looking for movies about an 8+/10 on the scale of disturbing that are generally considered to be good by the community. These are the fucked up movies we've already done over the years:
2023: House of 1000 Corpses, What Josiah Saw, Antichrist, Tusk, Eden Lake
2024: May, Visitor Q, Grotesque, Would You Rather, Creep, Creep 2, Midori, Cabin Fever 2
2025: The Greasy Strangler, Suspiria
2026 (so far): The Sound of Summer, Bone Tomahawk, The Borderlands, Terrifier 2, Terrifier 3, Hereditary
A coworker suggested Inside but said that's about a 7 on the scale as well. Other than that, I'm clueless. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks!
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