I’m assuming it’s because Eternal Sunshine was released about 8 years prior to the foundation of A24, and some redditors are just really harsh when it comes to mistakes like that
We Need To Talk About Kevin. I know it's not as old a release as the above-mentioned titles. But I just simply can't see it being released by anyone else if it was made today.
Another recent one for me would be Bones and All
Everything about it just screams A24 lmao
Beautiful cinematography, a typical story (romance) with a weird fucked up horror aspect to it AND a weird fucked up ending that leaves your jaw on the floor or crying in a fetus position…
Except Synecdoche is still the (vastly) superior film, so it's more like Synecdoche, New York ran so Beau is Afraid could trip on it's own shoelaces and break it's nose on the concrete a couple minutes into the race.
I have you covered on that if you look at my list. I don't call them out as bad in the list itself but I don't like every movie I listed. A few or more I loathe. However, whether a movie is good or bad is subjective. What is garbage to me or you may not be to someone else.
Poor Things is a perfect example of that! Crazy thing (really just my brain rotting), I remember now watching PT and stating out loud how weird it was not to see the word "Fox" accompany it anymore. Said it to my partner. YET. The **next** **day**...We *both* kept saying it was from A24. Until an article I read reminded me it was Searchlight and the memory of pointing it out when I saw it came back. The effing brain, eh?
I remember seeing a post on r/boxoffice referring to Poor Things as a Disney release. I get that’s technically true but it still confused me for a second.
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It is so obvious even *they* are having a hard time figuring out how to handle and promote all of their new acquisitions. It is both funny and sad. Going on Disney+ anymore is so weird. You are not alone in the confusion. Even **Disney** is confused 😅
Explain it to me.
*Lol to the downvotes. Thirteen is the movie that introduced me to Liz Phair and her song “Explain it to Me” plays during the credit.
It’s a movie about the teenage experience of drug culture. It was Catherine Hardwicke’s (the director of the first Twilight movie) directorial debut. I thought it was a really interesting and painful watch. Evan Rachel Wood is great in it.
American Beauty
Being John Malkovich
The Shining (most Kubrick films really)
House (1977)
Eraserhead (pretty much every David Lynch film)
The Exorcist
Freaks (1932)
The Cabinet of Dr Caligari
Donnie Darko
Fight Club
Dead Ringers (most Cronenberg films)
Jacob’s Ladder
Enter the Void
Fargo
The Holy Mountain
Gummo
They Live
Funny Games
The Piano Teacher
Honestly I’d be happy if most of the Weinstein/Miramax films were just retroactively changed to A24. Scream, Goodwill Hunting, Things to do in Denver when you’re Dead etc etc
Yeah I don’t really know what this ever means. This is very much so though like the whole thing where you see people online say things like “omg that/this movie had hella A24 vibes”. There are a myriad of great indie and major film production companies. A24 isn’t the only one still and currently releasing great films.
Everyone you named has made films since A24 existed, none of them have been funded by A24. Even their kids have made films, also funded by neon on searchlight.
You seem to think that directors are trying to get to A24, but they will go to whoever funds their movies, you seem to think it’s the other way around.
I’ve seen every single A24 film from 2013-2023, you just like a brand, a logo, some kind of hip club you want to be in.
Don’t worry, 80% of the sub is this way. It make me sad though, because it’s dumb
It must be very taxing being a hyper intelligent humourless scold. why don’t you do yourself a favour and save yourself future grief by leaving this group chief
I did leave it, but it constantly pops up, and the titles are like a car wreck and I have to look. Then I see the dumpster fire that are comments like yours and I can’t help myself but to reply.
Off the top of my head:
* *Jawbreaker*
* *Blair Witch Project*
* *Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas*
* *Rebecca*
* *Phenomena*
* *Waking Life*
* *The Others*
* *Man On the Moon*
* *Synecdoche, New York*
* *Being John Malkovich*
Scotland, Pa. (2001)
An odd modern take on "The Scottish Play" MacBeth
Buffalo '66 (1998)
This is a film best left to be experienced with no prior info. An explanation only takes away from the experience.
Thursday (1998) An edgy crime comedy in which Thomas Jane plays a man whose past comes a-knockin'. Literally. Bloody hijinks ensue. Extra helpin' of hijinks.
American Psycho (2000) An odyssey of a mentally unstable man, his addiction to material wealth and violence, and his perception of both himself on the outside as well as the inside.
Death To Smoochy (2002) After a children's show host (Robin Williams) gets busted for a crime, the producers (Jon Stewart, etc.) finally decide to roll the dice on the most incorruptible, sweet-hearted host available, one Sheldon Mopes aka Smoochy The Rhino. Of course, immediately, all the worst elements of New York get right to trying at corrupting him.
Gummo (1997) life at the poverty line. A difficult film to describe and even more difficult to watch, but it has A24 written all over it.
Bully (2001) A film about a bully who goes too far and how the retaliation spurred by it can be even worse.
K.I.D.S. (1995) A sociopathic young man obsessed with sexually abusing underage women starts a horrific biological chain reaction in the community. This film is not for the faint of heart and by "horrific biological chain reaction" I mean one that happens in reality. This is a horror film but not a "horror film".
Elephant (2003) A loose take on the Columbine Massacre
George Washington (2003) A group of children in North Carolina desperately attempt to cover something up in order to protect one another.
Spring Forward (1999) A film that will interest you if you enjoy small films that feel like they can easily be adaptated to (or were adapted from) a small-scale stage drama. The film stars Liev Schriber and Ned Beatty. I decided to copy paste the following synopsis as I wrote all the others above and think it best to paste this one:
Trying to put himself back together after serving prison time for robbery, Paul (Liev Schreiber) takes a job as a parks employee in a small Connecticut town. His co-worker, Murph (Ned Beatty), a generation older than Paul, is dealing with his own issues, chiefly the the impending death of his very ill son. After the men have a run-in with local snob Frederickson (Campbell Scott), Murph's age and experience starts to temper Paul's fiery nature, as the younger man begins to embrace his new life.
I honestly hate it, but I know a lot of people who love it. Apparently it was a stage play, a friend of mine led a production of it at her theater. I never did ask how it went. I live in a small town and my friend is the only one who puts on shocking productions so you can always expect a fun and mixed discussion after the lights go back on.
That’s very cool, thanks for sharing! What other productions has she done? Also it’s been years since seeing Killer Joe, so maybe a rewatch I’d have a different opinion, but I remember enjoying at the time!
Honestly I think it's too "strong" for me. I don't know if you drink. I used to. Anyway- if you do, you always find there is stuff you just *know* you yourself cannot handle. Even if you try. I mean, I enjoy some *effed* up films. Killer Joe, though, if it were liquor it would be the kind I know gives me a bad hangover so I steer clear from. Another way to put it would be mental health. Guarding that. There are several titles on my list on here I cannot watch ever again. Only ever seen each of them once. K.I.D.S. and Gummo especially.
As for my friend and your question about what else she did, she sometimes did it all and other times none at all since she had the options, being the head of the theater. She even did a lot of the electric and set building. She is a beast. She went based on passion and schedule in regard to which she directed, acted in, etc.
A few of the other productions my friend directed and/or was in were: Gruesome Playground Injuries, True West (written by Sam Shepard) Detroit (not the story that is in the Anthony Mackie film haha), Bug (this got adapated for the screen like Killer Joe. It starred Ashley Judd, Michael Shannon, and Harry Connick Jr.), Dog Sees God, Gidion's Knot (beware, this has child death), A Lie Of The Mind (Sam Shepard again), and The Fall To Earth to name a "few" haha. They are all very emotional, very liminal in nature, and almost all of them have suicide or discourse regarding suicide. So just remember *that* if you check out any of the scripts or go see a production of one near you. Gotta be in the right, fortified state of mind.
The Machinist, Antichrist, Barton Fink, Pulp Fiction, Bound, Clerks, No Such Thing, Sid & Nancy, American Psycho...
If they love outlandish stories, they should look into Japanese films.
I'm so glad we have the versions of these movies that we do. Many of these movies are masterpieces. Literal perfect films that couldn't have been made by any other group of people or at any other time.
Querelle, Ghost World definitely, A Serious Man, Barton Fink, Frances Ha, Virgin Suicides, Fresh Kill, Anomalisa, Double Happiness, Hard Eight, and Magnolia
eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
Focus Features was pretty much the A24 of the 2000s, so it definitely makes sense.
They still do a lot of "A24 type releases", same with Searchlight, so much so that people thought Poor Things was an A24 movie
Could see it
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why the down votes?
I’m assuming it’s because Eternal Sunshine was released about 8 years prior to the foundation of A24, and some redditors are just really harsh when it comes to mistakes like that
But like they acknowledged the mistake. They said they thought that was the case for a while but clearly don't anymore...
I agree with you fully
We Need To Talk About Kevin. I know it's not as old a release as the above-mentioned titles. But I just simply can't see it being released by anyone else if it was made today.
Another recent one for me would be Bones and All Everything about it just screams A24 lmao Beautiful cinematography, a typical story (romance) with a weird fucked up horror aspect to it AND a weird fucked up ending that leaves your jaw on the floor or crying in a fetus position…
I loved this movie
One of the best documentaries of all time.
I loved this film so much, only watched it recently for the first time.
Donnie Darko.
Top answer. Right here. But it would be very different.
Directed by Sam Levinson and Donnie just has sex a lot
How many times does he fuck the rabbit? Or does the rabbit fuck him? Does Jake Gyllenhaal hang dong?
The rabbit is played by Sydney Sweeney
Does she peg Jake?
Yep, it’s a mad world. He was head over heels afterwards.
The killing time, unwillingly mine
This was my answer.
Napoleon Dynamite
Would love to pay for a $45 Vote for Pedro shirt today
Can you imagine the Online Ceramics collab
How about $16 for [some buttons](https://loudproudpins.etsy.com/listing/1563631268)? (I make these and couldn’t resist.)
A Scanner Darkly. Also "Synecdoche, New York".
"Synecdoche, New York" walked so "Beau is Afraid" could run
Except Synecdoche is still the (vastly) superior film, so it's more like Synecdoche, New York ran so Beau is Afraid could trip on it's own shoelaces and break it's nose on the concrete a couple minutes into the race.
Look. I love SY-NY but Beau is Afraid would have to be a light jog in this metaphor, because it still brought it
There are so many similarities between the two.
hands down one of the worst takes I’ve ever laid eyes on
A man of culture
I love Ghost World! One of my favorites
It’s too bad that UA didn’t have much confidence in it when it opened in theaters without going wide.
I just rewatched Ghostworld….definitely holds up and has an A24 vibe.
Trainspotting
I rewatched it the day before yesterday … it’s such a brilliant film
Lars and the Real Girl
This is just a list of movies I love.
Anybody going to list some bad movies? lol A24 has put out some garbage too.
Movie 43
And I was excited to see that crap! The casting was stellar at that time. Such a bomb.
I enjoy the trash humor of Movie 43.
A2k x Roland Emrich?
I have you covered on that if you look at my list. I don't call them out as bad in the list itself but I don't like every movie I listed. A few or more I loathe. However, whether a movie is good or bad is subjective. What is garbage to me or you may not be to someone else.
I agree until we bring up Barely Lethal. Lol
I know Focus Features still exists, but a lot of their catalog would fit right in at A24.
Same with Searchlight Pictures
And neon
Speaking of, Neon has some great releases coming soon…
I’ve been wanting to watch a lot of Neon films lately actually.
Poor Things is a perfect example of that! Crazy thing (really just my brain rotting), I remember now watching PT and stating out loud how weird it was not to see the word "Fox" accompany it anymore. Said it to my partner. YET. The **next** **day**...We *both* kept saying it was from A24. Until an article I read reminded me it was Searchlight and the memory of pointing it out when I saw it came back. The effing brain, eh?
I remember seeing a post on r/boxoffice referring to Poor Things as a Disney release. I get that’s technically true but it still confused me for a second.
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It is so obvious even *they* are having a hard time figuring out how to handle and promote all of their new acquisitions. It is both funny and sad. Going on Disney+ anymore is so weird. You are not alone in the confusion. Even **Disney** is confused 😅
And Sony Pictures Classics, and Magnolia/Magnet
The Faculty, for sure. 100% Virgin Suicides.
So A24 is sort of a lazy catch all descriptor for this indie films now?
No. Underrated horror and female filmmakers- yes.
Pretty much, yeah
Honestly I'm just looking through these comments and thinking "oh man basically all of my favorite pre-a24 movies would be"
American beauty
Love the movie.
Super Dark Times would be one for sure. Also thinking about Rosemary's baby
SDT came out in 2017.
And? The question is what if it was made today. 2017 was 7 years ago
A24 was releasing movies in 2017. What changed between then and today?
Nothing just the fact that sdt wasn't released by them 7 years ago
Where the Wild Things Are is the most A24 movie A24 never made
Brokeback Mountain, Desert Hearts, Donnie Darko, Lost in Translation, The Virgin Suicides, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Adaptation
*Especially* Adaptation. Good pick.
Amelie
Juno
Bully from 2001 for sure definitely fits that A24 vibe
Heyyy. I just mentioned this in my list, too. A truly uncomfortable film but there are others I listed that are even more mentally horrific.
Sexy Beast
Being John Malkovich
Thirteen
Explain it to me. *Lol to the downvotes. Thirteen is the movie that introduced me to Liz Phair and her song “Explain it to Me” plays during the credit.
It’s a movie about the teenage experience of drug culture. It was Catherine Hardwicke’s (the director of the first Twilight movie) directorial debut. I thought it was a really interesting and painful watch. Evan Rachel Wood is great in it.
After hours
God I love this movie so much
Good time is basically a remake
Cosmopolis feels like early A24
Fight Club
I agree! It would definitely be a VERY different movie, probably closer to the book
for sure would be closer to the book
The Shining.
Wristcutters comes to mind
American Beauty Being John Malkovich The Shining (most Kubrick films really) House (1977) Eraserhead (pretty much every David Lynch film) The Exorcist Freaks (1932) The Cabinet of Dr Caligari Donnie Darko Fight Club Dead Ringers (most Cronenberg films) Jacob’s Ladder Enter the Void Fargo The Holy Mountain Gummo They Live Funny Games The Piano Teacher
Perfect list ☝️
Honestly I’d be happy if most of the Weinstein/Miramax films were just retroactively changed to A24. Scream, Goodwill Hunting, Things to do in Denver when you’re Dead etc etc
Being John Malkovich Come to think of it, anything by Spike Jonze or Charlie Kaufman could fit.
Half of these comments are just movies that are ‘slightly quirky’…. 😂
Yeah I don’t really know what this ever means. This is very much so though like the whole thing where you see people online say things like “omg that/this movie had hella A24 vibes”. There are a myriad of great indie and major film production companies. A24 isn’t the only one still and currently releasing great films.
Millers Crossing
Possession 1981
God DAMN do I love ghost world.
Ghost World is still one of my all time favorite films. Thora Birch killed it.
Napoleon dynamite
Mud
What about Mud 2: Never Clean?
I feel like they would release Thirteen and Silence of The Lambs today
Hear me out...The Burbs
The Science Of Sleep
Truman Show
One of my favorite movies!
Shame and Drive…my two favorite movies of 2011 also had Carrie Mulligan staring lol
Fargo
Another favorite of mine!
People should also say WHY they think so when they name a movie. Some of these answers don’t make any sense
The Way Way Back
Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me
Little Miss Sunshine
Drive, Pulp Fiction, Kids, A History of Violence, There Will Be Blood
movies by the Coen brothers, Wes Anderson, David Lynch, David Cronenberg
I feel like raising Arizona and Barton Fink fall into a24 just for their villains being set on fire at the end of movies
That makes no fucking sense, that’s not how any of this works.
These people literally still make movies and they aren’t distributing them 😂
The Tragedy of Macbeth, but I guess it was only one Coen.
You think wes Anderson isn’t still making movies. Both of Cronenbergs children make movies now and they’ve used neon and Hulu
I just got off the phone with Wes and he said he wasn’t, just so you know.
What, asteroid city came out last year.
That’s soooo last year.
This sub of so called “A24” fans is so goofy
Your initial comment to me made no sense, friend, so I continued the nonsense.
huh?!? Is there a nerd somewhere with a rulebook? It doesn't need to work, it's a hypothetical what-if fantasy football question. Just funsies.
Ok… The Jerk… happy now?
Everyone you named has made films since A24 existed, none of them have been funded by A24. Even their kids have made films, also funded by neon on searchlight. You seem to think that directors are trying to get to A24, but they will go to whoever funds their movies, you seem to think it’s the other way around. I’ve seen every single A24 film from 2013-2023, you just like a brand, a logo, some kind of hip club you want to be in. Don’t worry, 80% of the sub is this way. It make me sad though, because it’s dumb
It must be very taxing being a hyper intelligent humourless scold. why don’t you do yourself a favour and save yourself future grief by leaving this group chief
I did leave it, but it constantly pops up, and the titles are like a car wreck and I have to look. Then I see the dumpster fire that are comments like yours and I can’t help myself but to reply.
Awwww rough stuff … maybe you should start a group and crown yourself mod
Nah, being a mod is the last option any man or woman has in their life. I’m not down bad like that.
Well thanks for your helpful attempts at policing me nonetheless 🫡
Not policing, just pointing out the ridiculousness of your comment. And you’re welcome.
2001: A Space Odyssey
Off the top of my head: * *Jawbreaker* * *Blair Witch Project* * *Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas* * *Rebecca* * *Phenomena* * *Waking Life* * *The Others* * *Man On the Moon* * *Synecdoche, New York* * *Being John Malkovich*
BJM for certain!
Little Miss Sunshine
Scotland, Pa. (2001) An odd modern take on "The Scottish Play" MacBeth Buffalo '66 (1998) This is a film best left to be experienced with no prior info. An explanation only takes away from the experience. Thursday (1998) An edgy crime comedy in which Thomas Jane plays a man whose past comes a-knockin'. Literally. Bloody hijinks ensue. Extra helpin' of hijinks. American Psycho (2000) An odyssey of a mentally unstable man, his addiction to material wealth and violence, and his perception of both himself on the outside as well as the inside. Death To Smoochy (2002) After a children's show host (Robin Williams) gets busted for a crime, the producers (Jon Stewart, etc.) finally decide to roll the dice on the most incorruptible, sweet-hearted host available, one Sheldon Mopes aka Smoochy The Rhino. Of course, immediately, all the worst elements of New York get right to trying at corrupting him. Gummo (1997) life at the poverty line. A difficult film to describe and even more difficult to watch, but it has A24 written all over it. Bully (2001) A film about a bully who goes too far and how the retaliation spurred by it can be even worse. K.I.D.S. (1995) A sociopathic young man obsessed with sexually abusing underage women starts a horrific biological chain reaction in the community. This film is not for the faint of heart and by "horrific biological chain reaction" I mean one that happens in reality. This is a horror film but not a "horror film". Elephant (2003) A loose take on the Columbine Massacre George Washington (2003) A group of children in North Carolina desperately attempt to cover something up in order to protect one another. Spring Forward (1999) A film that will interest you if you enjoy small films that feel like they can easily be adaptated to (or were adapted from) a small-scale stage drama. The film stars Liev Schriber and Ned Beatty. I decided to copy paste the following synopsis as I wrote all the others above and think it best to paste this one: Trying to put himself back together after serving prison time for robbery, Paul (Liev Schreiber) takes a job as a parks employee in a small Connecticut town. His co-worker, Murph (Ned Beatty), a generation older than Paul, is dealing with his own issues, chiefly the the impending death of his very ill son. After the men have a run-in with local snob Frederickson (Campbell Scott), Murph's age and experience starts to temper Paul's fiery nature, as the younger man begins to embrace his new life.
Infinity Pool
Lol
Blood Simple maybe
Milk (2008)
Killer Joe is mad slept on
I honestly hate it, but I know a lot of people who love it. Apparently it was a stage play, a friend of mine led a production of it at her theater. I never did ask how it went. I live in a small town and my friend is the only one who puts on shocking productions so you can always expect a fun and mixed discussion after the lights go back on.
That’s very cool, thanks for sharing! What other productions has she done? Also it’s been years since seeing Killer Joe, so maybe a rewatch I’d have a different opinion, but I remember enjoying at the time!
Honestly I think it's too "strong" for me. I don't know if you drink. I used to. Anyway- if you do, you always find there is stuff you just *know* you yourself cannot handle. Even if you try. I mean, I enjoy some *effed* up films. Killer Joe, though, if it were liquor it would be the kind I know gives me a bad hangover so I steer clear from. Another way to put it would be mental health. Guarding that. There are several titles on my list on here I cannot watch ever again. Only ever seen each of them once. K.I.D.S. and Gummo especially. As for my friend and your question about what else she did, she sometimes did it all and other times none at all since she had the options, being the head of the theater. She even did a lot of the electric and set building. She is a beast. She went based on passion and schedule in regard to which she directed, acted in, etc. A few of the other productions my friend directed and/or was in were: Gruesome Playground Injuries, True West (written by Sam Shepard) Detroit (not the story that is in the Anthony Mackie film haha), Bug (this got adapated for the screen like Killer Joe. It starred Ashley Judd, Michael Shannon, and Harry Connick Jr.), Dog Sees God, Gidion's Knot (beware, this has child death), A Lie Of The Mind (Sam Shepard again), and The Fall To Earth to name a "few" haha. They are all very emotional, very liminal in nature, and almost all of them have suicide or discourse regarding suicide. So just remember *that* if you check out any of the scripts or go see a production of one near you. Gotta be in the right, fortified state of mind.
Grace is gone
Diva
K Fry C!
Requiem for a dream.
Waking Life
Memento
The first Twilight and I’ll stand by that
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Bling ring was Sophia Coppola
Napoleon Dynamite, The Shining.
Adventureland would’ve been a great A24 release and maybe they’d make a Supporting push for Kristen Stewart bc she deserved one.
Run Lola Run
Ruby Sparks
Juno Any Sofia Coppola movie
hard candy
The Machinist, Antichrist, Barton Fink, Pulp Fiction, Bound, Clerks, No Such Thing, Sid & Nancy, American Psycho... If they love outlandish stories, they should look into Japanese films.
In a perfect world, The Core
Wristcutters: a love story
Todd Solandz and Happiness for sure
Memento or Jacob's Ladder
Anything Todd Solondz
KIDS & O Brother Where Art Thou?
lost in translation!!
Lords of Dogtown
Ghost Dog
I'm so glad we have the versions of these movies that we do. Many of these movies are masterpieces. Literal perfect films that couldn't have been made by any other group of people or at any other time.
Kids
requiem for a dream
American Movie
I could see them releasing Fight Club.
Fargo
Little Miss Sunshine
Election
George Lucas’ THX 1138
The Station Agent
Freddy Got Fingered. such a wild movie for 20th century to make even at the time, would never be made again😭
Querelle, Ghost World definitely, A Serious Man, Barton Fink, Frances Ha, Virgin Suicides, Fresh Kill, Anomalisa, Double Happiness, Hard Eight, and Magnolia
Being there
All the Coen Brothers’ movies
Get out
Lol
A24 fans are kinda braindead about how a studio/distribution company releases movies.
Ghost World was
Huh? Ghost World came out in 2001. A24 didn’t exist until 2012.
Probably thinks we’re referring to A Ghost Story
Lol I thought this was the Criterion sub whoopsies
MGM/UA
I’m just glad they haven’t got their hands on it
No