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What's the best ever movie you've ever watched
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I liked 2001 a space odyssey, fight club & taxi driver
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the 1st 3 bourne movies
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Mulholland Drive
Before Sunrise
American Psycho
Before Sunrise
American Psycho
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Tsar (2009) was pretty good.
You can't understand it though because you cannot speak Russian.
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Love Exposure was my favorite
Haven't watched movies since late 2022
Haven't watched movies since late 2022
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These are the two best films ever made:
The point of films is to feel something you won’t feel in day to day life. And what better feeling/ genre than Horror.
I personally like Sci-fi a lot, and the idea of Aliens is my favourite, because they have a high likelihood of existing.
I also like adventure films, but specifically when you are searching for a hidden treasure/city lost to time, nobody having set foot there in 100s-1000s of years. Left untouched
Films where people are 1000s of kilometres away from civilisation, where there’s a foreign entity with them, whether it be in the middle of Antarctica or deep in Space.
I have watched 1000+ films in my lifetime. These are some I want to watch, and have watched that I really rate:
I really loved Cast Away. That desolate feeling of solitude is actually liberating. Being at one with nature is stronger than any attachment we might have to the comforts of society
- Alien
- The Thing
The point of films is to feel something you won’t feel in day to day life. And what better feeling/ genre than Horror.
I personally like Sci-fi a lot, and the idea of Aliens is my favourite, because they have a high likelihood of existing.
I also like adventure films, but specifically when you are searching for a hidden treasure/city lost to time, nobody having set foot there in 100s-1000s of years. Left untouched
Films where people are 1000s of kilometres away from civilisation, where there’s a foreign entity with them, whether it be in the middle of Antarctica or deep in Space.
I have watched 1000+ films in my lifetime. These are some I want to watch, and have watched that I really rate:
- Outer Banks (Tv Show, but very recommended)
- Lone Survivor
- Society of the Snow
- 1917
- Shutter Island
- Alien
- The Thing
- Indiana Jones films
- Jackie Chan films
- Uncharted
- Lost City of Z
- Cast Away
- Jurassic Park films
- The Shawshank Redemption
- 2001: A Space Odyssey
- The Revenant
- The Shining
- The Life of Pi
- In the Heart of the Sea
- Jungle
- Against the Ice
- Iceman
- and few more...
I really loved Cast Away. That desolate feeling of solitude is actually liberating. Being at one with nature is stronger than any attachment we might have to the comforts of society
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Onibaba, realest movie out there
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too many to list. what comes to my mind now is blade runner and alien. the late 70s to early 80s was a golden age in sci fi movies
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The Sadness, most unhinged horror movie out there.
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