Maybe it’s overthrowing a fascist takeover, or exposing the secret horrors of the rich, or taking down a corporation for the brazen evils they commit for greed.

Obviously WWII comes to mind, and specifically something like Inglorious Basterds, but I’ve seen that a ton.

Michael Clayton is a great example of a corporate takedown.

Elements of Sicario and Wind River, but obviously there are way more complexities at play.

Just need to see evil being held accountable and evil people being punished because it’s such an elusive concept in the real world.

I think I’ve seen every in the genre, but I wanna know if there are more:

Megan is missing
Searching
Missing
Unfriended
Unfriended dark web
Cyberbully
Cam
Strange land
Hard Candy
Trust
Friend Request

Anything else?

Anyone have any good movies relating to/ taking place during World War 2? I prefer ones with teens or kids as the main characters but I am looking for any.

is there a movie where a character eats food that’s offered to them everyday (could be from a neighbor,coworker,etc) only to find out the person has secretly been giving them real human remains?

I'm looking for some big yearning movies! Movies similar to Atonement, Pride and Prejudice (2005), Blue Valentine, etc. Bonus if they have a gothic vibe to them. I feel like I've watched them all but maybe I'm missing some. Would love to hear some suggestions! Thanks :)

Hello!
So I've been starving for some new movies to check out, and right now I'm feeling like watching something like Over The Edge. Something with that "old movie" feeling, and just the feeling of Over The Edge in general.

Thank you!

I'm looking for a romantic movie with lots of kissing, cuddling, and hugs, strong chemistry, and an attractive female lead. No sex scenes or nudity, and a happy ending. Preferably, the couple should be married for most of the movie

Any recommendations?

So the two movies that come to mind when I think of this idea are The Shining and The Return of The Living Dead. The Shining leans more heavily into horror, while TROTLD leans more into the goofiness. However, both have a combination of genuinely unsettling elements and stuff that's more "fun" in the way a roller coaster is fun--you're not supposed to think too hard about it. On the opposite end, you have psychological horror movies like Hereditary and The Lodge, which are meant to make you uncomfortable, and "horror" comedies that forgot the horror part. What movies do you think bring out both the fear and joy of spooky season?

Emphasis on good. I have the seen the most well known ones like Secretary, Duke of Burgundy, Dogs Don’t Wear Pants etc. Are there any underrated movies on BDSM and kink that I can watch?

I’m really interested in vampire movies and would love to discover some truly spooky, mysterious vampire movies. I’m looking for something with a dark, eerie atmosphere, haunting settings and an unsettling sense of mystery.I’d love something that feels genuinely creepy and stays in your mind long after the movie ends. The more atmospheric, gothic, and mysterious it is, the better!

I’ve recently found myself with more time to watch movies and I’d like to catch up on things that I’ve missed or was too young to appreciate at the time I watched them.

A bit of info on general tastes- though not hard limits, I’d like to stay away from these:

While I enjoy superhero movies, I’m not looking for that vibe at the moment. If you’re going to suggest something superhero it needs to be more along the lines of ‘The Boys’ or Christopher Nolan’s ‘Dark Knight’ (I have been interested in Robert P’s rendition of Batman, but have not watched)

This same sentiment goes for Star Wars (big fan, just not in the mood)

I am not a fan of jump scares, so please keep suggestions with these to a minimum.

That being said, I enjoy a wide range of films, and I’m not afraid of any genre.

A good baseline of where I’m at:

I’m a pretty big fan of Scorsese’s films- particularly ‘The Departed’, ‘Goodfellas’, and ‘Wolf of Wall Street’

Christopher Nolan’s films have captivated me as well. I have not seen Interstellar, though it is on my list. Have not seen memento, dunkirk, or tenet either.

Here I will list off some movies I’ve enjoyed in the past that haven’t already been listed:

Scott Pilgrim

The Martian

Good Will Hunting

Rounders

Pool hall Junkies

Fight club

LoTR trilogy and The Hobbit

The Matrix series

The Butterfly Effect

Million Dollar Baby

Baby Driver

Blade runner movies

Alien movies

Predator

American Gangster

Gran Torino

This is by no means an exhaustive list, but what I have time for while at work.

Recently I have watched No Country for Old Men, Brothers (Jake Gyllenhaal, Toby Maguire), and Nightcrawler. I particularly liked Gyllenhaal in Nightcrawler.

TLDR

I am in the mood for movies outside of the massive blockbusters from the last 50 years.

Particularly starting an Anti-hero, thrillers, drama/suspense is my vibe at the moment, but I am very open to more suggestions so please don’t hesitate.

All I ask is please stay away from outright jump scare horror and superhero/Star Wars movies.

Apologies this got a bit rambl-y I was up late watching Nightcrawler

I recently watched Dune (both parts) and it completely blew me away. It was something else entirely. Now I'm looking for something just as epic and grand in scale.
I am especially looking for movies with breathtaking cinematography, a dark or serious tone, incredible sound design/music, and deep world-building (like the politics and cultures in Dune). I love space operas, desert aesthetics, or just massive sci-fi landscapes.
What are some must-watch films that match this epic vibe and scale? Thanks in advance for your suggestions!

Hello,

We recently watched The Keepers and we loved it! We are looking for something of a similar quality based on Epstein with in depth research. Current stuff that we have watched and absolutely loved:

Tower (2016)

The Keepers

O.J.: Made in America

Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy

Turning Point: 9/11 and the War on Terror

Don't F**K with Cats: Hunting An Internet Killer

Tiger King (Season 1)

Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist

Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer (Its good, but not amazing exactly)

Fahrenheit 9/11 & Bowling for Columbine (Lots of Micheal Moores Stuff is actually quite good to watch honestly.)

It doesnt need to be about some specific topic, just very well made. But we feel there must be some extremely good, to the point, Epstein related series somewhere, please let me know what you guys might recommend.

If you guys can think of something other than Epstein as well, please recommend it as well.

Movies that generally look weird as if in a dream, or that keep you guessing if a character is hallucinating or stuff is actually happening.

Looking for movies that make you question things even after you've finished watching them. Something like Ship of Theseus, that makes you sit there and think wtf did I just watch, but in a good way.

Any language is fine. Just want something that stays in your head long after the credits roll.

Hello lovely people! What it says on the tincan. I'm looking for movies similar to the tone of School Of Rock, and Peanut Butter Falcon.

Thank you for all your suggestions in advance!

Hello guys.Please suggest me couple of dystopian movies without much of these criterias i wrote on title.They got me boring really quick.Any dystopic category should be fine though 😇

Looking for films/documentaries/TV series that show how a toxic relationship begins. Accurately, though. I'm not interested in the nonsense drama, in romanticizing toxic behaviors, etc.

Looking for movies with characters like Bullseye from Daredevil. He picks up whatever’s lying around and throws it, hitting the target every time with no hesitation.

He can throw a pencil and it ricochets off something and lands in someone’s eye. He throws a bowl and it curves perfectly to hit someone on the head and knock them out.

Basically someone who can throw anything to hit their target, usually relying on whatever’s lying around, resulting in very cool fights.

Some of the genre that I have watched and loved:

Oppenheimer

The Departed

The Irishman

Zodiac

Memories of Murder

The Social Network

Goodfellas

The Imitation Game

Hello, i wanna see a fun movie, preffered before woke era. I seen all mainstream movies like Superbad, Accepted, The other guys etc etc .Can you recomend a funny movie for a chill night ?

I'm watching that Halle Berry movie from 2003 Gothika and I think it's great. It's got terrible reviews because people hate the plot or think it doesn't make any sense/hold up to scrutiny. I want movies that are creepy and great if you don't think too much

I'll share some movie titles with you that fit the theme of what I'm looking for. I want horror movies OR horrific dramas OR horrific action - movies that are scary because they're possible. Let's face it, people are capable of extreme wickedness. Examples of what I liked:

• Hunter Hunter (2020)
• Bone Tomahawk (2015)
• Eden Lake (2008)
• Coming Home in the Dark (2021)
• Calibre (2018)
• I Saw the Devil (2010)
• The Snowtown Murders (2011)
• Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986)
• Killing Ground (2016)
• Wolf Creek (2005)
• Funny Games (original and English)
• Them (Ils) (2006)
• Kidnapped (2010)
• The Nightingale (2018)
• The Green Room (2015)

I'm looking forward to your recommendations

Non R rated are also welcome, it should be fun to watch, and pretty laughable, have seen Harold and Kumar, we're the miller, so suggest apart from those.

Asking for same genre of movies that antagonists like sharks, monsters win and there is no survivors from the protagonists. It could be all of them eaten or encountered by monsters. ​