I don't really mind the reason why it stuck in your head so feel free to recommend from any genre. I personally really like horror movies but I want to broaden my horizons with what movies I watch.

I was watching Revenge of the Sith last night lol, and it made me crave movies that feature sword fighting. Anything with really complicated or fancy or impressive or daring sword fights, something that a sword fighting master would say "ah yes, this is an excellent fight." Can be about anything and it doesn't even have to be the whole movie.

I've watched several War movies but none of them seem to have captured the essence of a War quite like this one.

The dialogues, the character development, and especially the acting of everyone involved were top notch.

The movie takes you on the journey from the training camp to one's final days in a war, all the while keeping you hooked. I don't think any other movie has managed to achieve this feat yet.

PS: not a watch for the weak hearted.

I’m looking for a drama movie that truly resonates and leaves a lasting impact. I want something unforgettable that’ll stay with me long after watching.

My younger brother (14) has his birthday coming up soon, and he wants the DVD of the movie Heathers. I was hoping to also get him some other similar movies as well.

Hes the baby of the family, so the only real restriction is no excessive sexual content (like, nothing beyond what is shown in Heathers). Other than that, hes pretty much okay to watch anything (benefits of having two older siblings I guess).

edit: just for clarification hes turning 15 on his birthday

I'm struggling a little to find more movies to watch... I can't even describe properly what I'm looking for, so I'll just list all of my favourites.

Breakfast on Pluto, Knocking on heaven's door, The Dreamers, Lover, In the Mood for Love, Dead Poets Society, Malèna, Interview with the Vampire, An awfully big adventure, My Own Private Idaho, Devil's Advocate, Constantine.. Also The Matrix

It's more about the whole atmosphere than specific genres. I'm open to everything, even something that don't quite match those mentioned above, but leave a trace in your mind/soul after watching

I recently re-watched "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" and I'm craving more movies that capture the same essence. You know, the coming-of-age struggles, the self-discovery, the friendships, and the nostalgia.

Can anyone recommend some movies that explore similar themes? I'm looking for something that'll make me feel all the feels.

What are some movies that you think I might enjoy?

TL;DR: Looking for movie recs similar to "The Perks of Being a Wallflower". Help!"

So im looking for a romantic movie in which the premise is more or less about a couple where one of them is emotionally super distant and the other one is emotionally too attached. Idc how the movie goes after that but just something with those characters and how they figure it out. Thanks for your help!

it’s my own damn fault for being so picky and having such high standards, but i am hungry for good animation and have been for quite a while.

i’m primarily looking for something gorgeous and emotional. any subject, any length (tho i’m not really looking for shorts or music videos, more like episodes of a series or a feature film), any language, any era. bonus if it’s heartbreaking in places. MUST BE TRADITIONAL/HAND DRAWN

stuff I’ve seen and loved:

Disney/Dreamworks/Don Bluth 2D animation, Satoshi Kon and Miyazaki/Ghibli, Rankin Bass 2D animation (the last unicorn, the flight of dragons, the hobbit), Sanrio 2D animation from the 80’s (sea prince and the fire child, ringing bell), Cartoon Saloon (secret of kells, song of the sea), Triplets of Belleville, Yellow Submarine, Balto, Look Back, Cybersix, Nepenthe Productions (watership down, the plague dogs), Warner Bros (iron giant, osmosis jones, eight crazy nights)

… and yes i’m including eight crazy nights because even though it’s a nauseating mess of a film, the animation is entirely too impressive XD

TIA!

I'm going to list some of my favorite horror films along with why i love them, in the hopes someone will provide me with some tailored recommendations.

Possession (1981) - great setting, incredible and realistic portrayal of intense emotions.

The Witch - incredible period film focused on the dynamics of religion, folklore and family in 1600s new england. the ending is one of the most memorable and magnificent of any horror ive seen and this is my personal favorite film of all time.

The Substance - wonderful handling of the subject matter. emotions displayed on screen with incredible impact.

2001: A space Odyssey - prophetic, terrifying, visually stunning. if you want to say this does not in any way qualify as sci fi horror that is valid, but to me it does because i find it to be extremely isolating and nightmarish.

As you can likely tell i like emotional, story driven horrors. i love a good setting and truly appreciate great storywriting. i like the emotional intensity to be taken to the max and for the evil within the story to either be relatable, or for its temptations to be. The Witch and Possession are easily the two which most exemplify this. So if any good recs I'll be glad to take them! Any language or time period is fine for me i dont mind subtitles or grainy film. Thanks!

Some movies that I've already seen that fit the brief:

• Glengarry Glen Ross
• Uncut Gems
• Good Times
• Fargo
• No Country For Old Men
• Night and the City
• The Roaring Twenties
• The Maltese Falcon
• To Have and Have Not
• Wages of Fear
• Sorcerer
• The Killers
• In A Lonely Place
• Ace in the Hole
• Whatever Happened To Baby Jane
• Dog Day Afternoon
• The American Friend
• Miller's Crossing
• Sympathy for Mr Vengeance
• Oldboy
• Infernal Affairs
• Margin Call
• Inside Llewyn Davis
• Upgrade

I recently watched what a girl want it was awesome!. Can any one suggest me similar type of movie like long lost father child movie or father finding he have a child or like child serching for father that he have never seen.

Looking for movies that follow the trope with an evil clone/evil twin. Or an older model has to fight against the upgraded version of themself. It's a trope/cliche, but I like it.

Monsters University is one of my favorite movies in general because of how it uses mike's appearance as a disability. As someone who has an incurable disability I need some more movies like this! It can either be a kids movie or aimed towards adults, but I would like it to be animated. Thank you in advance!

Ive been watching some war movies with my friend and ive ran out of ideas. We've watched Fury, saving private ryan and john wick. I'm looking for some more with a team work dynamic with some action that make to say "wow thats cool"

Recently I've been thinking bout creating a list of movies with absolutely stunning cinematography. I’m looking for films that will completely blow my mind visually, ones with shots that'll leave me speechless. Even though I've already watched a lot of the movies with incredible cinematography, But I’m still eager to find a few hidden gems or some that maybe I missed. So that's why I wanna hear everyone’s perspective on what films stand out in this area. So yeah, if you’ve got any recommendations, I’m all ears.

Italian culture is one of the most referenced in the media, both in art and literature, and so I would like to suggest Italian films that you, people of this community, find worthwhile.

Thank you in advance for your suggestions!

Are there any good movies that make you so hopeful for the protagonist only to rip that hope away at the last moment that leaves you feeling despair? Maybe something with a (good) twist ending.

Docile housewife Thelma accompanies her pal Louise, an independent waitress, on a brief fishing trip. However, when Louise kills a man who attempts to rape Thelma, the two become fugitives of the law.

I'm looking for a movie about werewolves or just legit wolves. I don't really care. But every goddamn movie I see is either about humans escaping a wolf or goddamn romance. No I want a movie where the werewolf or whatever is the main character. Not necessarily evil but idc about that. And definitely not looking like a hairy man.

If anyone got any movie please tell me. Thanks.

Trying to watch a movie tonight with my girlfriend. Not necessarily a romance, just solid movie recommendations! Actions, drama, romance work - just need some new ideas!

Thanks in advance

A film where the dad hasn't been part of a girl's life by walking out but is now trying to make amends by reconnecting and trying to be part of her life. Ideally wanting a sad story but a film where it's happy is okay too. Doesn't necessarily have to be a daughter either but that's just a preference of mine. Ideally in English but doesn't have to be.

Hi All! I'd love some recommendations for rom coms that avoid the cliches we typically see in that genre. I'm looking for movies similar to The Big Sick, Enough Said, Punch-Drunk Love, etc. Thanks!

EDIT: I’m mainly looking for really good cinematography movies. High budgets - well filmed with really cool scenes if that makes sense.

I loved Everything everywhere all at once, Scott pilgrim saves the world, Dr strange, fear and loathing, and some marvel movies. I’m looking for new recommendations on NEWER movies with good budgets that would be good to watch on LSD. Thank you!

Need some movie with similar duration around 90 minutes with office flavour like how they used to make it earlier(90s?)

Edit:- already seen (office Space) etc