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nuh uh. napoleon dynamite and scary movie 2 are kinoGarbage list.
If you like that, I'd also suggest La jetée, the short (less than 30 minutes) movie it was largely based on.I want to give 12 Monkeys a 2nd mention in this thread. Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt are amazing, and it's a great sci-fi, time travel, post-apocalyptic movie.
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Mickey 17 - bloated, but exactly my kind of movie. It's over the top sci fi dramady that tries to do everything, and kind of fails. I'm a huge sucker for blue collar losers in space settings.
Word of advice: don't watch this one with your parents.Inherent Vice
Have been fascinated with Thomas Pynchon. He wrote the novel in 2009, the film adaption came out in 2014. It's partially about hippies in the early 70s, but they're insignificant in their own story. The movie is culture, people, and decay, pretending to be about a mystery. The plot exists to move you through a dying world.
The protagonist isn't a hero and isn't especially competent. He's a good guy, with a good heart, and he's too soft for what the world is becoming. The world moved past him, he hasn't realized it yet. Pynchon likes him, but he's not going to let him win. Everything around him has sold out or is in the process of it. What hurts the most is that while this is occuring, the language around him is endless talk of love, progress, connection. While the opposite unfolds in reality.
His drug paranoia, while appearing like madness - is a neccessary survival trait. Shadow orgs move around in the background. They enforce culture, and disappear without accountability. As an allegory for the modern world; moral posturing, censorship for your own good, increasing atomization, and loss of humanity.
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Never watched the sequel but man, Brat is such a great movie (can't type slav runes, sorry). It has such a distinct and unique look with its One-day-after-the-Iron-Curtain-fell setting, lead actor has tons of charisma and it's overall just very entertaining. Love the scene where he's bitching about the shitty american music at a party he's at but it's actually a track by german Eurobeat legends E-Rotic. I should really watch the sequel. I do remember the subs being outrageously shitty in the version i pirated.I've recently watched the Russian 90s' classic Брат (Brother) and then immediately continued to the sequel, because I liked it that much.
I was immensely hyped for this one and it should've been right up my alley but i ended up turning it off about 20 minutes in, absolutely failed to click with me.Inherent Vice
Have been fascinated with Thomas Pynchon. He wrote the novel in 2009, the film adaption came out in 2014. It's partially about hippies in the early 70s, but they're insignificant in their own story. The movie is culture, people, and decay, pretending to be about a mystery. The plot exists to move you through a dying world.
The protagonist isn't a hero and isn't especially competent. He's a good guy, with a good heart, and he's too soft for what the world is becoming. The world moved past him, he hasn't realized it yet. Pynchon likes him, but he's not going to let him win. Everything around him has sold out or is in the process of it. What hurts the most is that while this is occuring, the language around him is endless talk of love, progress, connection. While the opposite unfolds in reality.
His drug paranoia, while appearing like madness - is a neccessary survival trait. Shadow orgs move around in the background. They enforce culture, and disappear without accountability. As an allegory for the modern world; moral posturing, censorship for your own good, increasing atomization, and loss of humanity.
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I am not sure if i already wrote about it ITT but i watched Platoon in full for the first time this year (only ever caught bits of it on TV a hundred years ago before) and it immediately jumped to #2 on my war film list. Incredibly well-made film, to me it captured that Vietnam War feeling better than even FMJ and Apocalypse Now did in certain parts, also an absolutely outstanding cast.other than maybe apocalypse now there isnt a better war movie
Telling myself to watch this since forever now, maybe today is the day. Never watched anything with Rockwell in it that i did not ended up loving.Watch the original: Moon (2009) starring Sam Rockwell.
Pure, unadulturated Gilliam kino. Watched it anytime it was on TV, flawless movie for me. Whatever happened to Madeleine Stowe? Seems like she just disappeared after the 90's.I want to give 12 Monkeys a 2nd mention in this thread. Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt are amazing, and it's a great sci-fi, time travel, post-apocalyptic movie.
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Definitely gonna check that out.
I found Moon a little annoying, but you're right it's similar. Mickey 17 has more humanity and laughs. The whole girlfriend marking up the clones for a three-way thing had me rolling. And the Ivanka Trump stand-in being obsessed with sauce is the kind of weirdness I love.Watch the original: Moon (2009) starring Sam Rockwell.
MASH is pretty good. The movie is interesting because Hawkeye is more of a right-wing child and the show they make him a bleeding heart. Both stand up well. The movie also ends on a football game which is kind of fun for a war movieother than maybe apocalypse now there isnt a better war movie
The original silent film is pure kino. It's one of the few silent films I'd recommend other than anything by Eisenstein (and with him you have to put up with the fact it is all Communist propaganda). Eisenstein because you still see modern directors just straight up lifting scenes and shots from it.Yeah Nosferatu from the beginning of the year was the best movie of 2025.
i watched "that's my boy" with my granny onceWord of advice: don't watch this one with your parents.
I watched it to prep for the new one back in January and it was an amazing experience.The original silent film is pure kino. It's one of the few silent films I'd recommend other than anything by Eisenstein (and with him you have to put up with the fact it is all Communist propaganda). Eisenstein because you still see modern directors just straight up lifting scenes and shots from it.