Uff these frames 🤌

Missed these vibrant colors & such mythical fantasy movies in Hollywood

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4 Lions is one of my favorite movies, I love the dark social commentary about taking ideology too far without demonizing the broader group. Is there something similar for the American evangelical "guns and god" faiths? Maybe Mexican folk Christianity or something around Hindus vs Islam vs Sikhs? nothing pure fiction, nothing involving big groups co-ordinating in conflict. I want a farce about a small outgroup against whole societies.

You’re looking for a movie that gives you Halloween vibes but isn’t your run-of-the-mill horror movie? This is the one you want.

It’s not horror. And it’s not Halloween. But it’s got elements of both.

It’s about October.

The October filled with darkened, windy days, yes. Also, the October of our hearts, when we realize the year is going fast. And the October of our souls, when we realize we are never going to be young again. And maybe we aren’t okay with that.

It’s quiet, it’s melancholy, it’s evocative and it’s got a magnificent James Horner score. And, if you’re into that sort of thing, an amazing, weird, frustrating history.

It doesn’t entirely work, please don’t think I’m saying it’s a perfect movie. It isn’t. But you won’t ever forget it.

Hi guys, sometimes I feel I saw every sci-fi movie ever. Please recommend me some. It could international, VHS or TV, old or unpopular opinion about the movie, I don't care. My recommendation is Brother From Another Planet and Born In Flames.

Looking for the best halloween movies, as someone who hasn't seen many before. TIA :)

Suggest some badass movies for a date night 👀🔥 Something with romance, chemistry, and a little spice.

I know practically nothing about movies and haven't really watched anything besides older comedy's when I was younger. I've been interested in these type of movies though, and I would really appreciate some recommendations!!

This is one of my favorite post apocalyptic movies of time and I only discovered it a few years ago. Any recommendations for movies/shows that are similar to it? Thanks

Each day I’ll pick 5 random movies from my list and paste them here, and whichever movie gets most positive reviews or least negative reviews, I’ll go with it.
I would appreciate telling me a brief feedback of any movie you watched from this list.

1- The King of Comedy (1982)

2- Moonrise Kingdom (2012)

3- Gandhi (1982)

4- Cast Away (2000)

5- Don’t Look Up (2021)

Looking for good movies set during these historical periods, they can be of any genre as long as they are good quality. Doesn't matter if they director is native or foreigner.

Vanakkam! I’m looking for some movie recommendations and I’d really appreciate some lesser-known suggestions.

I’ve been trying to explore more of world cinema rather than just watching the usual popular Hollywood/Netflix recommendations. I’m especially interested in movies that leave an impression, make you think, or have something interesting to say about people, life, relationships, society, etc.

I’m open to movies from any country or language — Japanese, Korean, Iranian, French, German, Spanish, Indian, Scandinavian, Eastern European, whatever. Subtitles are completely fine.

I’ve already watched some well-known films like Taste of Cherry and The Sacrifice, and I’m slowly getting into this kind of cinema. I enjoyed Taste of Cherry, although I felt like it was intentionally incomplete. I also watched The Sacrifice and appreciated it, but I’m realizing that extremely slow, abstract, or heavily poetic movies might not always be my thing.

So I’m looking for a balance: something artistic and different, but still engaging enough that I don’t spend half the movie wondering when something is going to happen.
I’m particularly interested in:
Psychological dramas/thrillers
Character-driven movies
Unreliable reality / mind-bending stories
Existential or philosophical themes
Beautiful cinematography
Movies with strong atmosphere
Crime/thrillers that have more depth than a typical genre movie
Great coming-of-age or relationship stories
Underrated films that deserve more attention
I’m also interested in discovering directors rather than just individual movies, so if there’s a director whose filmography you think I should explore, definitely mention them.
What are some movies you’d recommend to someone trying to genuinely explore world cinema?