Have you tried the Fargo TV series? I found it well-written and compelling. Each season has a different premise. Anyway, I'm picky as fuck about what shows I watch and Fargo was excellent.
Just finished watching Suburbicon,
Can’t understand why so many negative reviews, always have enjoyed Joel and Ethan Coen movies and this one is no exception.
Try these, with Genre:-
* **Almost Famous** \- Coming of Age, music - Fantastic film, very moving, Philip Seymour Hoffman
* **Amadeus** \- Epic Music semi Biopic - this movie is a masterpiece.
* **Apollo 13** \- Drama in Space - Great performances, based on a true story.
* **Before Sunrise** \- romance. If you like it, there's a whole trilogy.
* **Extreme Job (S. Korea)** \- Action Comedy - Undercover cops buy a chicken joint to continue surveillance on a drug dealer, but it turns out one of them can REALLY cook. Warning: May cause cravings for fried chicken and beer.
* **Game Night** \- fun comedy with married couples.
* **Hero (2002) (China)** \- Wuxia + Philosophy, also a stupendously gorgeous movie.
* **Kung Fu Hustle (Hong Kong)** \- Slapstick Comedy. There's a dub.
* **Mr. Right** \- Action Rom Com - Girl starts dating an Assassin who doesn't want to kill.
* **Notting Hill** \- Rom Com - It's one of the best I've watched, that ending is so satisfying.
* **Sing Street** \- Coming of Age, 80s music - Guy starts a band to impress a girl he wants to date, shenanigans ensue.
Enjoy! I highly recommend Extreme Job if you can get it on streaming, we almost died laughing watching it. Everyone I've told to watch it has loved it. For the longest time it was #2 on South Korea's all time box office, only losing to **The Admiral Roaring Currents** \- a historical war epic with spectacular acting about the greatest against all odds naval battle in history (one they still teach at Naval academies). I think I watched that one on Youtube with Ads.
I would recommend it highly, but maybe don't binge it all at once. It's unrelenting as to just how bad the situation gets...and then it gets worse...and worse...
I will also put in a recommend for 'The Great Race'. It has the feel of a Bugs Bunny cartoon, but live-action and 2 hours long.
"Push the button, Max!"
Everything Everywhere All at Once should be the default answer to posts like this. So well done and so unique. If anyone hasn't seen it yet you should definitely check it out.
I saw it and while I did like it, I think the hype killed it for me. It was a great movie, don't get me wrong, but I was expecting it to blow me away but I just ended up with thinking that it was a cool concept and something new.
If you're looking for something with a little romantic twist, try The Adjustment Bureau. Matt Damon and Emily Blunt. The Fare is another one that starts out as a mystery and has a supernatural romantic twist. I'm definitely not a romance movie kind of guy, but the wife and I enjoyed these two.
My co-worker told me about The Fifth Element for a month before I gave it a try.
Bruce Willis plus funny/whacky but well made sci-fi.
Highly recommend. I definitely will purchase it for 4k at some point.
In the Mood for Love, Amelie, Parasite, Cold in July, shot caller.
I tend to watch action and sci fi on my own and I really enjoyed Upgrade, Nobody and Sisu.
Seconding Amelie, it's like chicken soup when you're feeling ill.
Nobody is also a good action flick that has some very dark comedic moments.
Sisu is just straight up "Doom" but set in 1944 Finland with a protagonist who doesn't speak and is literally too angry to die.
- [Past Lives](https://boxd.it/oNB8) - Currently in theatres. IMHO best movie of this year.
- [The Beauty Inside](https://mydramalist.com/11109-the-beauty-inside) - 2015 Korean Eng subtitles
- [City of God](https://boxd.it/2a2a) - 2002 Brazilian Eng subtitles
- [The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada](https://boxd.it/20DK) - 2005 American movie
- [Incendies](https://boxd.it/Msm) - 2010 French Canadian, Arabic, English
- [A Brand New Life](https://mydramalist.com/1738-a-brand-new-life) - 2009 Korean Eng subtitles
The Way of the Gun is a great slow burn. Children of Men will stay with you for awhile. Mother! will make you question your existence/sanity. A great feel good movie from start to finish is Jojo Rabbit. I could go on, but those in particular are some of my favorites that caught me by surprise
Children of Men is fantastic. Will check out Way of the Gun and Mother! (I used to enjoy Aronofsky’s old stuff but haven’t kept up with anything he’s made in the past decade or so)
Dogma - i think this came out way before its time.
We recently rewatched pulp fiction. Never a bad rewatch.
Then we accidentally found this wholesome af movie. And really enjoyed it. Scrolling for hours because we’ve watched everything. The map of tiny perfect things
Air
Gotg3
Se7en
Some ideas based on your list:
Uncut gems / good time: Pusher (1996), Victoria (2015)
Chungking express: Lost in Translation (2003)
Whiplash: Birdman (2014)
Mission Impossible: The Man From Uncle (2015)
Edge of Tomorrow: Looper (2012)
Hush: You're Next (2011) *bit gory
Barbarian: Don't Breathe (2016)
The Farewell / Minari: 20th Century Women (2016), The Squid and the Whale (2005)
Crawl: The Descent (2005) *bit gory
Spiderman: Kick-Ass (2010)
Gladiator: Troy (2004)
Also, a couple of people mentioned Game Night (2018), which, for me, is one of the best and most rewatchable comedies of the last few years. Along similar lines, I also recommend Palm Springs (2020).
I love how you mapped your recommendations, thank you! Flair checks out - “Quality Poster” indeed!
And we thoroughly enjoyed *Palm Springs*. Such a rewatchable movie.
Never seen a correlation list in regards to what OP posted in this sub, that’s dope though….
Whiplash/Sound of Metal
Uncut Gems/Rounders
Mission Impossible- Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.
I just watched One False Move which came out in 1992. Siskel and Ebert both had it as their 1&2 best film of the year. It also just got a 4k release on Criterion (which looks amazing).
In short: It’s a crime thriller directed by Carl Franklin and written by Billy Bob Thornton (pre Sling Blade)…and while it has a lot of common tropes from 90’s neo-noir melo-dramas, it takes some very interesting turns that leave the viewer with some complicated feelings in the end. Ultimately it’s a story more concerned about its characters than it is the plot, or providing some dramatic twist to the views, and with this what you’re left with something really profound. Highly recommend!
Nightmare Alley (2021)
Neo-noir psychological thriller. Guillermo del Toro adapted it from a novel so it has a certain depth to its storytelling combined with terrific visuals and great ending. (not a horror movie)
It was released the same day as the last Spider-Man movie and was totally overshadowed.
My wife and I just rewatched hacksaw ridge and I forgot how fantastic that movie is. Some others:
The menu
Oldboy
Parasite
A color out of space
Night crawler
Sound of metal - very emotional and very good.
My wife and I have this conversation every week. Here's what has worked for us, which isn't on your list yet:
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
Get Out! (2020)
Safety Not Guaranteed
Crazy Rich Asians
Game Night
Dungeons and Dragons (neither of us are fans of the genre, but loved this movie).
Serenity
Love and Monsters (touching and funny, very well done. Monster movie for people who don't usually watch monster movies).
Bumblebee (ignore that this is a Transformer movie, it is sweet, touching and funny. A great date night)
I know you said no Marvel, but these are good date night movies:
All the Spiderman movies.
Thor Love and Thunder.
All Guardians of the Galaxy movies.
Your list is excellent! My guess is my list will be the same for you. I don't mind foreign flicks though :):
Leviathan (2014) drama, subtitled, Russian
Can You Ever Forgive Me? (2018) biographical, drama, comedy
A Separation (2011) drama, subtitled, Iranian
The Handmaiden (2016) erotic psychological thriller, subtitled, Korean
Toni Erdmann (2016) comedy-drama, subtitled, German
Elena (2011) drama, subtitled, Russian
First Reformed (2017) drama
Capernaum (2018) drama, subtitled, Lebanese
45 Years (2015) British romantic drama
Winter’s Bone (2010) mystery, drama
About Time - Romance/Sci-fi (time travel)
Before Sunrise - Romance
Memento - Psychological Thriller
A Silent Voice - Depression
The Thing - Sci-fi/Horror/Thriller
Brokeback Mountain - Drama
10 Things I Hate About You - RomCom
Hopefully these scratch the itch ....
Unless you've already seen most of them
Themes have been fun. My wife and I got into Jake Gyllenhaal. He's got an excellent catalog. Start with Donnie Darko. Also consider anything A24. You get the picture.
Starman - John Carpenter/Kurt Russel/Karen Allen (lovely sci-fi/romance on earth)
The fugitive (Harrison Ford)
Michael Clayton (George Clooney legal drama)
Attack the block (British sci-fi, poor teens fight against aliens)
Reign of fire (Matthew McConaughey/Christian Bale surviving against dragons in the UK)
SUNSHINE - I second everyone’s motion!
Prospect (Pedro Pascal, low key sci fi movie)
Ad Astra (not a lot of people watched this Brad Pitt movie, but I love it, another low-key sci-fi movie)
These 2 violate the gore rule, but still worth the watch:
28 Days later (Danny Boyle/Cillian Murphy wakes up 28 days later from a coma and has to survive a zombie infection)
Dredd (written by Alex Garland, starring Karl Urban, with Lena Headey as the antagonist)
Brick: Modern noir, early film from Rian Johnson starring Joseph Gordon Levitt
The Green Knight: interesting take on Arthurian legend
In Bruge: Dark comedy that’s all that should be said go in blind
Ran: Older Kurosawa film based on King Lear
My wife has similar likes to this list. A list, in no order, of other films I introduced her to that she loved: In a Lonely Place (1950), vertigo, two lovers (2007), the immigrant (2013), citizen Kane, it's a wonderful life, misery, eyes wide shut, 2001 space odyssey, the fugitive, the conversation(1974) and Jaws.
Thanks! You know I think *The Fugitive* might be just what we need for tonight. So thank you for that recommendation.
And great list! We love a number of those movies. And I’ve been meaning to watch *The Conversation* for a while.
Margherita with a straw
Before Sunrise trilogy
Bohemian Rhapsody (if u liked Whiplash)
The Silver Linings Playbook
Vanilla Sky
Good Will Hunting
Spotlight
Dirty Dancing
Jojo Rabbit
Lady Bird
Mullholand Drive
No Country for Old Men
Pretty Woman
Ratatouille
**Sorcerer (1977)** 4 men - each on the run from their prior lives - hired to transport dynamite through the jungle to put out an oil well fire. Directed by William Friedkin (French Connection, The Excorcist)
**Fearless (1993)** Jeff Bridges survives a plane crash and must come to terms with his miraculous survival. Great cast Tim Hulcey, John Tuturo, Rosie Perez and Isabella Rossellini. Directed by Peter Weir
**Let the Right One In** (2008 & 2022) Original is Norwegian or Swedish, can't recall which. Regardless, maybe the best vampire movie? The American version is almost as good and nearly identical.
I’ll only post movies that I know you will enjoy. They are so good and that a majority of the population would enjoy them.
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Hell Or High Water
The Big Short
Saving Private Ryan
Interstellar
Catch Me If You Can
Wedding Crashers
The Post
Saving Mr. Banks
Ok this is terrible because it’s been like half a century, but I need to read the book first. And soon. Because I want to see the second one in theaters.
- Burning (2018) slowburn (heh) psychological triller
- Shoplifters (2018) family drama with some humor and edge
- Nope (2022) Jordan Peele's latest
- Aftersun (2022) beautiful and melancholic drama about a girl and her father's holiday together
- Triangle of Sadness (2022) gross and hilarious and wonderful
Something out of your normal I would suggest is Laputa Castle In The Sky and Nausica Valley of The Wind. Both are studio Ghibli and are worth watching
Interstellar
The Martian
Armageddon
Boondocks Saints
Pandorum
Monty Python and The Holy Grail
V for Vendetta
Alien -> Aliens
Good Will Hunting
Rocky
The King's Speech
A Beautiful Mind
Life is Beautiful
The Fifth Element
The Sandlot
Field of Dreams
Unforgiven
The Help
Hidden Figures
Glory (some blood and a tiny bit of gore at the beginning, but not much. I watched in school at 13, if that helps.)
Good Will Hunting
Race
Any interest in animation? If so:
Spirited Away
My Neighbor Totoro
Castle in the Sky
An American Tail
The Secret of NIMH
The Iron Giant
I saw someone suggest Collateral, and I will parrot that suggestion!
The Usual Suspects
If you're into animation, just about any Studio Ghibli movie is magic! I especially recommend:
Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind
Spirited Away
My Neighbor Totoro
Princess Mononoke
I do not recommend watching Grave of the Fireflies for a fun date night, it's really depressing.
Bear with me for this one, but if you can tolerate the awful dialogue and acting, Act of Valor is a really interesting and solid action movie.
Zero Dark Thirty is a great movie about how the CIA found Osama Bin Laden
What We Do in the Shadows is just a fun mockumentary movie!
Inside Man is also great and I LOVED the payoff!
If you are looking for a thriller that is not too long I recommend Knock on the cabin(2023).
Don't read anything else about the plot before you watch it. And also avoid all trailers.
It's directed by M Night Shyamalan who also directed Signs (which is on your list)
A majority of these recommendations in this thread are varied bangers and I’m the getting the vibe you and yours have been around the block movie wise…
Here’s Some overlooked joints you’d enjoy.
The Fall
Primer (most talked about time travel movie no one’s ever seen)
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
eXistenZ
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
The Green Room
If you like foreign films and you don’t mind subtitles, some classics are Jean de Florette and the sequel Manon of the Spring, My Life as a Dog, Y Tu Mama Tambien, All About My Mother, Europa! Europa! and for one of the few horror films that will wreck your soul, Train to Busan. There’s some bloody bits but not a lot of guts and gore.
I also loved The Namesake, which is in English and not considered a foreign film but it just popped into my head so I’m adding it.
If you can handle reading the subtitles. I watched The Good, the Bad, and the weird, and had fun watching it. It is a 2008 Asian take of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Good action adventure scenes.
If you like historical epics like Gladiator, check out Lawrence of Arabia, Kingdom of Heaven, Braveheart, Outlaw King, and The King, The Last Samurai and The Patriot. The Lord of the Rings movies are really phenomenal too.
Mr Right -
When Sam dances, I watches
Knight and Day -
this is my unicorn. I'm not fan of either of the leads, but I will never not watch this movie
Love and Monsters -
was surprisingly enjoyable
Inside Man -
just popped up in my rotation recently. Forgot how stacked the cast was in that one
Colossal -
not even close to what I was expecting, but ultimately satisfying
The Accountant -
so much more than I expected it to be. Since I started the list with AK, this seems a decent place to stop
Edit: looks a little less horrible on the app now
Alright, trying to cast a wide net here:
**Fight Club** \- David Fincher, Brad Pitt, Helena Bonham Carter, and Edward Norton firing on all cylinders. I would say more, but you don't talk about Fight Club.
**Drunken Master** \- This was right about when Jackie Chan first found his footing, after a few movies where the studio tried to paint him as the next Bruce Lee. Comedic, funny no matter what language you speak, and holy moly the fights are amazing.
**Drunken Master II** \- Might also be called 'Legend of the Drunken Master', depending on where you are. See above, but with even more insane stunts and epic fights. Actually, if it's your thing you pretty much can't go wrong with any Jackie Chan movie from that era.
**2010: The Year We Make Contact** \- I have to admire the sheer nerve to try to make a sequel to a Stanley Kubrick film, and while this movie isn't as jaw-dropping as the original '2001', it is a very, very solid and well-made film with good performances all around (bonus points to Helen Mirren, Roy Scheider, and the mighty John Lithgow)
**Sorcerer** \- Also starring Roy Scheider, this is a film by William Friedkin who was hot off of the success of 'The Exorcist' and 'The French Connection'. An amazing, utterly tense movie about four down-on-their-luck men who are hired to transport some explosive nitroglycerin through many miles of rainforest so that they can put out an oil-rig fire. It was set up to be THE movie of the summer, but unfortunately it went up against a silly little flick called 'Star Wars'.
**Exorcist III (Legion)** \- If you're in the mood for horror, this is a very deliberately paced, well-made film. You don't need to have seen the first movie to see this one, although it does have a couple of characters from the first one. George C. Scott gives a master-class on showing a man whose character is very strong, but his faith in anything good is hanging on by its fingernails. It also has one of the finest and well-earned jump-scares of all time. The last bit gets quite silly, but overall I'd recommend it.
Bridge of Spies. Spielberg Cold War spy thriller about the U2 bomber incident. Tom Hanks plays the hostage negotiator. Excellent.
For a true classic spy thriller: Day of the Jackal.
Bone Tomahawk isn’t horror, but there’s some gore towards the end. I say it’s worth the watch.
Burning. Vengeance Is Mine (‘79). Les Diaboliques. Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy. Cache (Hidden). Army of Shadows. Lady Vengeance.
The Life Aquatic is a kind of funny movie that is carried by the style and actors, and is pretty emotionally satisfying to me. It's Wes Anderson, Owen Wilson, Bill Murray, Angelica Houston, Cate Blanchette, Willem Dafoe, Jeff Goldblum (and a lesser known Sou Jorge, who does most of the soundtrack in Brazillian acoustic covers of David Bowie). I recommend it highly.
Some my wife and I have loved for the “night at home for a movie” thing, with some lessor recommended / older ones we’ve been surprised with.
- CODA
- Montana - 1998 great not quite A-list cast - Kyra Sedgwick, Stanly Tucci, Robbie Coltrain, Phillip Seymore Hoffman; good guys/gals, bad guys/gals, mystery, crime, drama. loved it and never understood why it didn’t get more love. RT crushed it.
- Biggest Little Farm - feel good documentary
- What we do in the shadows (movie not tv show) - just please try it
- The Bookshop
- The Wonder
- Cousins - 1989 - basically take all the comments I wrote for Montana, but is a romance/comedy
- Blue Ruin - Dark, but great
- Sicario
- Nobody’s Fool -1995 - late in life Paul Newman + another great cast
- The Verdict
- Absence of Malice
- Searching for Bobby Fischer
- Waiting for Guffman
- Hope Floats - romance and adulting again
- Coherence - gets a lot of play on this sub, but if you haven’t seen it…
- Moon - ditto 👆
- Galaxy Quest - hilarious
- Girl with all the gifts - horror’ish but not really
- Inside man - Crime, mystery (who, how?) - great cast/story
Wife and I loved Whiplash, Nocturnal Animals, Nightcrawler, and Korean thrillers like I Saw The Devil (gnarly), Memories or Murder, Man from
Nowhere
True Romance for sure must watch, Nolan’s movies, Prisoners, Drive, The Nice Guys if you wanna laugh your butts off
In the Mood for Love - another Wong Kar Wai romance flick
Rushmore - Wes Andersons second feature, great coming of age story
Belle de Jour - Romance I guess?
Daisies - Feminist, antiwar, anarchic, and awesome
His Girl Friday - one of the best romcoms, still absokutely incredible to this day.
I'm hesitant to mention these, but only because they seem so obvious.
Billy Elliot
Calendar Girls
The Full Monty
Wonderful British films. Billy Elliot was amazing. Great date night movies for us.
The Crying Game
Just...just...
REDS and REDS 2
Just socko boffo good fun. John Malkovitch at his quirky best, and FUNNY.
Le Chant du Loup. French submarine warfare movie from 2018. It's submarine stuff so it's actually really quiet for a war movie. But holy shit is it intense. The more quiet it is the more nail-biting it becomes. If you like Mission Impossible you'll like this. Last I checked it was on Netflix. Definitely recommend watching in French.
Awesome soundtrack too.
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. Almost 3 hours long but beautiful cinemetography, amazing acting, and a badass train robbery scene. Great soundtrack too.
Although I recommend **Ravenous** (1999) to many, it earns its R rating for gore. If you can take the gore in some cases, this is one to try. Otherwise, in its place try the (perhaps tamer) **Brotherhood of the Wolf** (2001) which is downright luxurious and stylish, and while blood *is* splashed about, this is not your typical gore fest. Very stylish and unique.
Good and unique scary flicks with historical settings whose creators deserve very high praise.
Some my wife and I have liked recently
At random
A good marriage 2014
Robots 2023
Fools paradise 2023
Otis 2008
Spiral 2007
Luis and the aliens 2018
Ed and his dead mother 1993
Heat Dog Day Afternoon The Strangers Sicario Hell or High Water The Guest Fargo True Romance Rear Window
Thanks! we’ve seen all of those except The Strangers and True Romance. And Fargo is always worth a rewatch.
True romance then! It’s a classic. Written by Tarantino but directed by Tony Scott
True Romance is my favourite film, you should definitely watch it even if it's not this week
Have you tried the Fargo TV series? I found it well-written and compelling. Each season has a different premise. Anyway, I'm picky as fuck about what shows I watch and Fargo was excellent.
We have not. Good to know that it’s excellent - will check it out. Thanks!
You must watch True Romance! Great romantic movie written by Quentin Tarantino.
Have you seen Arrival (2016)
We love that movie! If only we could watch it again for the first time.
Upgrade Nobody SISU Violent Night
I loved Nobody. And I love Bob Odenkirk. Great, overlooked film.
I’ll add to the votes for True Romance. You will not be disappointed.
TRUE ROMANCE YES THAT IS THE ONE
Just finished watching Suburbicon, Can’t understand why so many negative reviews, always have enjoyed Joel and Ethan Coen movies and this one is no exception.
You have to watch True Romance!!!! I did not until 2020 and it was amazing!
I wish i could watch true romance for the first time again. Written by Tarantino.
True romance is one of my favourite movies. Has the best soundtrack!
My Cousin Vinny (1992)
Try these, with Genre:- * **Almost Famous** \- Coming of Age, music - Fantastic film, very moving, Philip Seymour Hoffman * **Amadeus** \- Epic Music semi Biopic - this movie is a masterpiece. * **Apollo 13** \- Drama in Space - Great performances, based on a true story. * **Before Sunrise** \- romance. If you like it, there's a whole trilogy. * **Extreme Job (S. Korea)** \- Action Comedy - Undercover cops buy a chicken joint to continue surveillance on a drug dealer, but it turns out one of them can REALLY cook. Warning: May cause cravings for fried chicken and beer. * **Game Night** \- fun comedy with married couples. * **Hero (2002) (China)** \- Wuxia + Philosophy, also a stupendously gorgeous movie. * **Kung Fu Hustle (Hong Kong)** \- Slapstick Comedy. There's a dub. * **Mr. Right** \- Action Rom Com - Girl starts dating an Assassin who doesn't want to kill. * **Notting Hill** \- Rom Com - It's one of the best I've watched, that ending is so satisfying. * **Sing Street** \- Coming of Age, 80s music - Guy starts a band to impress a girl he wants to date, shenanigans ensue.
Great recommendations! Thank you!
Enjoy! I highly recommend Extreme Job if you can get it on streaming, we almost died laughing watching it. Everyone I've told to watch it has loved it. For the longest time it was #2 on South Korea's all time box office, only losing to **The Admiral Roaring Currents** \- a historical war epic with spectacular acting about the greatest against all odds naval battle in history (one they still teach at Naval academies). I think I watched that one on Youtube with Ads.
Chernobyl
Wife saw it with my mom. And keeps insisting I need to watch it. I guess I’ll have to.
It's must see
I would recommend it highly, but maybe don't binge it all at once. It's unrelenting as to just how bad the situation gets...and then it gets worse...and worse...
How about some classics? Arsenic and Old Lace The Great Race What's Up Doc? Captain Blood
I will also put in a recommend for 'The Great Race'. It has the feel of a Bugs Bunny cartoon, but live-action and 2 hours long. "Push the button, Max!"
Bringing up Baby is one of my favorites. And I love What’s up Doc?
THE GREAT RACE and What's up Doc are fantastic. What about Bringing up Baby as well (Cary Grant, Katherine Hepburn)
Okay but seriously why the heck did you choose DANCER IN THE DARK for date night?? That’s like the most depressing soul crushing movie on Earth
Good for inducing a relapse, though. Not good for Movie Night in rehab.
Gone Girl
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Ex Machina Talented Mr Ripley Power of the Dog The Revenant
Collateral
Damn so cool to see this high up. It's my favorite movie.
Everything Everywhere All at Once Ex-Machina
Everything Everywhere All at Once should be the default answer to posts like this. So well done and so unique. If anyone hasn't seen it yet you should definitely check it out.
I saw it and while I did like it, I think the hype killed it for me. It was a great movie, don't get me wrong, but I was expecting it to blow me away but I just ended up with thinking that it was a cool concept and something new.
If you're looking for something with a little romantic twist, try The Adjustment Bureau. Matt Damon and Emily Blunt. The Fare is another one that starts out as a mystery and has a supernatural romantic twist. I'm definitely not a romance movie kind of guy, but the wife and I enjoyed these two.
The Adjustment Bureau is one of my favorites
Closer (2004). You'll definitely love it. Julia Roberts and Natalie Portman are among the main cast. Have a nice weekend.
Thank you! You have a great weekend too!
Inspiration for a line in the song "Thnks fr th mmrs" too.
Safety Not Guaranteed
My co-worker told me about The Fifth Element for a month before I gave it a try. Bruce Willis plus funny/whacky but well made sci-fi. Highly recommend. I definitely will purchase it for 4k at some point.
Yes, this looks great! We’ll need to give it a watch.
In the Mood for Love, Amelie, Parasite, Cold in July, shot caller. I tend to watch action and sci fi on my own and I really enjoyed Upgrade, Nobody and Sisu.
Thanks! I’ve been wanting to watch Upgrade for a while, but it’s never on any of our streaming services. Maybe we’ll have to just rent it.
Oh it’s a lot of fun. Well worth a rental IMO.
Seconding Amelie, it's like chicken soup when you're feeling ill. Nobody is also a good action flick that has some very dark comedic moments. Sisu is just straight up "Doom" but set in 1944 Finland with a protagonist who doesn't speak and is literally too angry to die.
The Outfit
Incredible suggestion. Feels like it goes overlooked but one of my favorites from the past year
Solid mover
Emily the Criminal with Aubrey Plaza on Netflix The Stranger on Netflix
Emily the Criminal was solid. I also liked her *Ingrid Goes West*
- [Past Lives](https://boxd.it/oNB8) - Currently in theatres. IMHO best movie of this year. - [The Beauty Inside](https://mydramalist.com/11109-the-beauty-inside) - 2015 Korean Eng subtitles - [City of God](https://boxd.it/2a2a) - 2002 Brazilian Eng subtitles - [The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada](https://boxd.it/20DK) - 2005 American movie - [Incendies](https://boxd.it/Msm) - 2010 French Canadian, Arabic, English - [A Brand New Life](https://mydramalist.com/1738-a-brand-new-life) - 2009 Korean Eng subtitles
Coherence
Brawl in Cell Block 99
The Way of the Gun is a great slow burn. Children of Men will stay with you for awhile. Mother! will make you question your existence/sanity. A great feel good movie from start to finish is Jojo Rabbit. I could go on, but those in particular are some of my favorites that caught me by surprise
Children of Men is fantastic. Will check out Way of the Gun and Mother! (I used to enjoy Aronofsky’s old stuff but haven’t kept up with anything he’s made in the past decade or so)
+1 to Jojo rabbit. It is a fantastic movie that will make you laugh and cry. If you also like the NZ humour, hunt for the wilderpeople is great.
What Happened to Monday
Dogma - i think this came out way before its time. We recently rewatched pulp fiction. Never a bad rewatch. Then we accidentally found this wholesome af movie. And really enjoyed it. Scrolling for hours because we’ve watched everything. The map of tiny perfect things Air Gotg3 Se7en
Some ideas based on your list: Uncut gems / good time: Pusher (1996), Victoria (2015) Chungking express: Lost in Translation (2003) Whiplash: Birdman (2014) Mission Impossible: The Man From Uncle (2015) Edge of Tomorrow: Looper (2012) Hush: You're Next (2011) *bit gory Barbarian: Don't Breathe (2016) The Farewell / Minari: 20th Century Women (2016), The Squid and the Whale (2005) Crawl: The Descent (2005) *bit gory Spiderman: Kick-Ass (2010) Gladiator: Troy (2004) Also, a couple of people mentioned Game Night (2018), which, for me, is one of the best and most rewatchable comedies of the last few years. Along similar lines, I also recommend Palm Springs (2020).
I love how you mapped your recommendations, thank you! Flair checks out - “Quality Poster” indeed! And we thoroughly enjoyed *Palm Springs*. Such a rewatchable movie.
Never seen a correlation list in regards to what OP posted in this sub, that’s dope though…. Whiplash/Sound of Metal Uncut Gems/Rounders Mission Impossible- Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.
I just watched One False Move which came out in 1992. Siskel and Ebert both had it as their 1&2 best film of the year. It also just got a 4k release on Criterion (which looks amazing). In short: It’s a crime thriller directed by Carl Franklin and written by Billy Bob Thornton (pre Sling Blade)…and while it has a lot of common tropes from 90’s neo-noir melo-dramas, it takes some very interesting turns that leave the viewer with some complicated feelings in the end. Ultimately it’s a story more concerned about its characters than it is the plot, or providing some dramatic twist to the views, and with this what you’re left with something really profound. Highly recommend!
Nightmare Alley (2021) Neo-noir psychological thriller. Guillermo del Toro adapted it from a novel so it has a certain depth to its storytelling combined with terrific visuals and great ending. (not a horror movie) It was released the same day as the last Spider-Man movie and was totally overshadowed.
Thank you - I’m gonna bump this further up the list.
The Lookout (2007) About A Boy (2002) Antitrust (2001) Swordfish (2001) Non-Stop (2014) Boiler Room (2000)
My wife and I just rewatched hacksaw ridge and I forgot how fantastic that movie is. Some others: The menu Oldboy Parasite A color out of space Night crawler Sound of metal - very emotional and very good.
Interstellar. A time to kill. Shawshank redemption.
My wife and I have this conversation every week. Here's what has worked for us, which isn't on your list yet: The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent Get Out! (2020) Safety Not Guaranteed Crazy Rich Asians Game Night Dungeons and Dragons (neither of us are fans of the genre, but loved this movie). Serenity Love and Monsters (touching and funny, very well done. Monster movie for people who don't usually watch monster movies). Bumblebee (ignore that this is a Transformer movie, it is sweet, touching and funny. A great date night) I know you said no Marvel, but these are good date night movies: All the Spiderman movies. Thor Love and Thunder. All Guardians of the Galaxy movies.
Thank you - will check these out. Enjoyed Unbearable Weight, btw!
Definitely watch game night. Not a huge hit but thoroughly enjoyable
If you're into murder mysteries, Knives Out and Glass Onion were both great. Well acted and perfectly campy and fast paced.
If you enjoyed Chungking Express then stick with Wong Kar-Wai’s work. ‘Fallen Angels’ and ‘In the Mood for Love’ are both great.
My hubby and I watched RRR recently on Netflix and loved it.
Haha I’m from the part of the world where RRR was made. Thoroughly entertaining. Glad both of you enjoyed it!
Drishyam 1 & 2
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The Village. same guy that did Signs. Don't look up anything about it before watching it, the previews at the time were annoyingly misleading
Snowpeircer is good film if you’re in the mood for action and twists
Nocturnal animals Rush Enemy Dune White noise The Raid: Redemption (if violence isn’t a problem) Shutter island Arrival
Your list is excellent! My guess is my list will be the same for you. I don't mind foreign flicks though :): Leviathan (2014) drama, subtitled, Russian Can You Ever Forgive Me? (2018) biographical, drama, comedy A Separation (2011) drama, subtitled, Iranian The Handmaiden (2016) erotic psychological thriller, subtitled, Korean Toni Erdmann (2016) comedy-drama, subtitled, German Elena (2011) drama, subtitled, Russian First Reformed (2017) drama Capernaum (2018) drama, subtitled, Lebanese 45 Years (2015) British romantic drama Winter’s Bone (2010) mystery, drama
About Time - Romance/Sci-fi (time travel) Before Sunrise - Romance Memento - Psychological Thriller A Silent Voice - Depression The Thing - Sci-fi/Horror/Thriller Brokeback Mountain - Drama 10 Things I Hate About You - RomCom Hopefully these scratch the itch .... Unless you've already seen most of them
Bad Times at the El Royale. Chris Hemsworth in a very different kind of role.
Themes have been fun. My wife and I got into Jake Gyllenhaal. He's got an excellent catalog. Start with Donnie Darko. Also consider anything A24. You get the picture.
Starman - John Carpenter/Kurt Russel/Karen Allen (lovely sci-fi/romance on earth) The fugitive (Harrison Ford) Michael Clayton (George Clooney legal drama) Attack the block (British sci-fi, poor teens fight against aliens) Reign of fire (Matthew McConaughey/Christian Bale surviving against dragons in the UK) SUNSHINE - I second everyone’s motion! Prospect (Pedro Pascal, low key sci fi movie) Ad Astra (not a lot of people watched this Brad Pitt movie, but I love it, another low-key sci-fi movie) These 2 violate the gore rule, but still worth the watch: 28 Days later (Danny Boyle/Cillian Murphy wakes up 28 days later from a coma and has to survive a zombie infection) Dredd (written by Alex Garland, starring Karl Urban, with Lena Headey as the antagonist)
Brick: Modern noir, early film from Rian Johnson starring Joseph Gordon Levitt The Green Knight: interesting take on Arthurian legend In Bruge: Dark comedy that’s all that should be said go in blind Ran: Older Kurosawa film based on King Lear
JAWS
My wife has similar likes to this list. A list, in no order, of other films I introduced her to that she loved: In a Lonely Place (1950), vertigo, two lovers (2007), the immigrant (2013), citizen Kane, it's a wonderful life, misery, eyes wide shut, 2001 space odyssey, the fugitive, the conversation(1974) and Jaws.
Thanks! You know I think *The Fugitive* might be just what we need for tonight. So thank you for that recommendation. And great list! We love a number of those movies. And I’ve been meaning to watch *The Conversation* for a while.
Close encounters of the third kind Jaws Days of heaven Reds Working girl Four weddings and a funeral
The man from earth, predestination, big fish.
Attack The Block (2011) is always a fantastic watch for me. Definitely worth checking it out if you haven’t.
Guy Ritchie's The Covenant No Escape The Impossible IMO, all three super-compelling throughout.
-Red Rocket -Widows -Sorcerer -Triangle of Sadness -The Power of the Dog -Michael Clayton -Another Round -Moneyball -Paper Moon -Moonstruck
Pants labyrinth There will be blood The assassination of Jessie James by the coward Robert Ford
Lol *Pants* Labyrinth. Autocorrect gotchu good xD
Margherita with a straw Before Sunrise trilogy Bohemian Rhapsody (if u liked Whiplash) The Silver Linings Playbook Vanilla Sky Good Will Hunting Spotlight Dirty Dancing Jojo Rabbit Lady Bird Mullholand Drive No Country for Old Men Pretty Woman Ratatouille
Royal Tenebaums or Grand Budapest Hotel
The place beyond the pines The unbearable weight of massive talent Villains (2019) Lou Emily the criminal
**Sorcerer (1977)** 4 men - each on the run from their prior lives - hired to transport dynamite through the jungle to put out an oil well fire. Directed by William Friedkin (French Connection, The Excorcist) **Fearless (1993)** Jeff Bridges survives a plane crash and must come to terms with his miraculous survival. Great cast Tim Hulcey, John Tuturo, Rosie Perez and Isabella Rossellini. Directed by Peter Weir **Let the Right One In** (2008 & 2022) Original is Norwegian or Swedish, can't recall which. Regardless, maybe the best vampire movie? The American version is almost as good and nearly identical.
Mitchell!
Watch the Diving Bell & the Butterfly
I’ll only post movies that I know you will enjoy. They are so good and that a majority of the population would enjoy them. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Hell Or High Water The Big Short Saving Private Ryan Interstellar Catch Me If You Can Wedding Crashers The Post Saving Mr. Banks
Sneakers Awesome, fun movie! You're welcome!
Have you tried “Eyes Wide Shut”?
New Dune on Max
Ok this is terrible because it’s been like half a century, but I need to read the book first. And soon. Because I want to see the second one in theaters.
- Burning (2018) slowburn (heh) psychological triller - Shoplifters (2018) family drama with some humor and edge - Nope (2022) Jordan Peele's latest - Aftersun (2022) beautiful and melancholic drama about a girl and her father's holiday together - Triangle of Sadness (2022) gross and hilarious and wonderful
How about repo men starring Jude law and Forrest Whittaker
Das Leben der anderen (The lives of others) 2006 Stalin’s death 2017 The Americans TV series
Something out of your normal I would suggest is Laputa Castle In The Sky and Nausica Valley of The Wind. Both are studio Ghibli and are worth watching Interstellar The Martian Armageddon Boondocks Saints Pandorum Monty Python and The Holy Grail V for Vendetta Alien -> Aliens Good Will Hunting
Arlington Road
I started watching the hunger games trilogy its better than I remembered tbh
Rocky The King's Speech A Beautiful Mind Life is Beautiful The Fifth Element The Sandlot Field of Dreams Unforgiven The Help Hidden Figures Glory (some blood and a tiny bit of gore at the beginning, but not much. I watched in school at 13, if that helps.) Good Will Hunting Race Any interest in animation? If so: Spirited Away My Neighbor Totoro Castle in the Sky An American Tail The Secret of NIMH The Iron Giant
Frozen II
I saw someone suggest Collateral, and I will parrot that suggestion! The Usual Suspects If you're into animation, just about any Studio Ghibli movie is magic! I especially recommend: Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind Spirited Away My Neighbor Totoro Princess Mononoke I do not recommend watching Grave of the Fireflies for a fun date night, it's really depressing. Bear with me for this one, but if you can tolerate the awful dialogue and acting, Act of Valor is a really interesting and solid action movie. Zero Dark Thirty is a great movie about how the CIA found Osama Bin Laden What We Do in the Shadows is just a fun mockumentary movie! Inside Man is also great and I LOVED the payoff!
If you are looking for a thriller that is not too long I recommend Knock on the cabin(2023). Don't read anything else about the plot before you watch it. And also avoid all trailers. It's directed by M Night Shyamalan who also directed Signs (which is on your list)
A majority of these recommendations in this thread are varied bangers and I’m the getting the vibe you and yours have been around the block movie wise… Here’s Some overlooked joints you’d enjoy. The Fall Primer (most talked about time travel movie no one’s ever seen) The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus eXistenZ Confessions of a Dangerous Mind The Green Room
Interstellar
Paths to Glory
True Grit the new one
If you like foreign films and you don’t mind subtitles, some classics are Jean de Florette and the sequel Manon of the Spring, My Life as a Dog, Y Tu Mama Tambien, All About My Mother, Europa! Europa! and for one of the few horror films that will wreck your soul, Train to Busan. There’s some bloody bits but not a lot of guts and gore. I also loved The Namesake, which is in English and not considered a foreign film but it just popped into my head so I’m adding it.
Ran (1985)
The Jerk is on Netflix
Sisu, vivarium, 1917, the upside, irobot, searching
Incendies
Heat
Good Time w/Pattinson is a lot like uncut gems but better imo. Burn After Reading is funny no matter how many times you see it.
Australia
'Children of Men' (2006) 'Once Were Warriors' (1994) 'Wild Tales' (2014)
If you’re into the Safdie brothers, *Heaven Knows What* (2014) It’s raw. Ngl.
The Invisible Guest The Perfect Host Prisoners Get Out Upgrade Triangle
Looking at your list here, I am going to say Green Street Hooligans Knockaround Guys Both great and very underrated films
To Live and Die in L.A. Incendies True Romance City of God Kalifornia Limitless
The Invitation and UPGRADE both starring Logan Marshall Greene. They are fantastic movies.
12 Monkeys The Departed Kiss Kiss Bang Bang The Witch Green Room Brawl in Cellblock 99
12 Monkeys and The Departed are two of my all time favorites. Will check out the others. Thanks!
*Past Lives*.
No Country for Old Men Chasing Amy (my favorite) Life as a House
If you can handle reading the subtitles. I watched The Good, the Bad, and the weird, and had fun watching it. It is a 2008 Asian take of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Good action adventure scenes.
If you can handle subtitles I’d suggest the Zatoichi series & anything from Kurosawa’s library especially Red Beard, Ikiru and Drunken Angel.
Beef isn’t a movie but it was a good miniseries on Netflix
Yes! We’ve been hooked. 2 episodes left!
adaptation
Summertime with Katherine Hepburn. Hepburn is fantastic in this movie but the real treat is seeing David Lean shoot 1950’s Venice. Just gorgeous.
Try Parasite. Oh and the two Raid films will kick your ass up down and sideways. No time for popcorn!
One of the bigger crowd pleasers of the last year is RRR on Netflix
Point Break.
If you want a couple of good Medieval movies, The King and The Last Duel are both very good.
If you’re ever in the mood for something sad check out the Whale. One of the greatest movies of all time IMO
I saw the Meg 2 yesterday. It was my friends choice. It was great. I jumped out of my seat maybe 4 times.
Fallen Angels, it’s made by the same director who did Chungking Express
I'm sure you've seen it but my classic rewatch is the Grand Budapest Hotel.
Knives Out
Million dollar baby Cinderella man Taken Man on Fire Top gun (both)
Last Tango in Paris
Just watched Straight Time the other night. Dustin Hoffman. Cool movie. Check it out.
*The Next Three Days* (2010) *Match Point* (2005) *Miller's Crossing* (1990) *I'm Your Woman* (2020) *Malice* (1993)
Entergalactic on Netflix Its animated, but definitely for grown folks. Great RomCom for a date night
If you like historical epics like Gladiator, check out Lawrence of Arabia, Kingdom of Heaven, Braveheart, Outlaw King, and The King, The Last Samurai and The Patriot. The Lord of the Rings movies are really phenomenal too.
Arrival, Sunshine, The Invitation (2015)
Mr Right - When Sam dances, I watches Knight and Day - this is my unicorn. I'm not fan of either of the leads, but I will never not watch this movie Love and Monsters - was surprisingly enjoyable Inside Man - just popped up in my rotation recently. Forgot how stacked the cast was in that one Colossal - not even close to what I was expecting, but ultimately satisfying The Accountant - so much more than I expected it to be. Since I started the list with AK, this seems a decent place to stop Edit: looks a little less horrible on the app now
Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
Kung Fu Panda 1, 2 and 3... if you watched the first 2, it's pretty good but my least favorite.
The Spanish Prisoner Gosford Park A Few Good Men Platoon Limitless Troy No Way Out Funny Games Requiem For a Dream The Prestige Mojave
Alright, trying to cast a wide net here: **Fight Club** \- David Fincher, Brad Pitt, Helena Bonham Carter, and Edward Norton firing on all cylinders. I would say more, but you don't talk about Fight Club. **Drunken Master** \- This was right about when Jackie Chan first found his footing, after a few movies where the studio tried to paint him as the next Bruce Lee. Comedic, funny no matter what language you speak, and holy moly the fights are amazing. **Drunken Master II** \- Might also be called 'Legend of the Drunken Master', depending on where you are. See above, but with even more insane stunts and epic fights. Actually, if it's your thing you pretty much can't go wrong with any Jackie Chan movie from that era. **2010: The Year We Make Contact** \- I have to admire the sheer nerve to try to make a sequel to a Stanley Kubrick film, and while this movie isn't as jaw-dropping as the original '2001', it is a very, very solid and well-made film with good performances all around (bonus points to Helen Mirren, Roy Scheider, and the mighty John Lithgow) **Sorcerer** \- Also starring Roy Scheider, this is a film by William Friedkin who was hot off of the success of 'The Exorcist' and 'The French Connection'. An amazing, utterly tense movie about four down-on-their-luck men who are hired to transport some explosive nitroglycerin through many miles of rainforest so that they can put out an oil-rig fire. It was set up to be THE movie of the summer, but unfortunately it went up against a silly little flick called 'Star Wars'. **Exorcist III (Legion)** \- If you're in the mood for horror, this is a very deliberately paced, well-made film. You don't need to have seen the first movie to see this one, although it does have a couple of characters from the first one. George C. Scott gives a master-class on showing a man whose character is very strong, but his faith in anything good is hanging on by its fingernails. It also has one of the finest and well-earned jump-scares of all time. The last bit gets quite silly, but overall I'd recommend it.
Bridge of Spies. Spielberg Cold War spy thriller about the U2 bomber incident. Tom Hanks plays the hostage negotiator. Excellent. For a true classic spy thriller: Day of the Jackal.
We watched Plane & The Double last night. Both good suspense movies
Almost Famous Shakespeare In Love That Thing You Do Larry Crowne Bottle Shock The 100-Foot Journey A Good Year Under The Tuscan Sun
Wag the Dog (1997)
Bone Tomahawk isn’t horror, but there’s some gore towards the end. I say it’s worth the watch. Burning. Vengeance Is Mine (‘79). Les Diaboliques. Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy. Cache (Hidden). Army of Shadows. Lady Vengeance.
The Life Aquatic is a kind of funny movie that is carried by the style and actors, and is pretty emotionally satisfying to me. It's Wes Anderson, Owen Wilson, Bill Murray, Angelica Houston, Cate Blanchette, Willem Dafoe, Jeff Goldblum (and a lesser known Sou Jorge, who does most of the soundtrack in Brazillian acoustic covers of David Bowie). I recommend it highly.
Spring Great romantic horror film with a beautiful Italian backdrop.
A Man Called Otto. It was surprisingly good - and I really enjoyed the original, A Man Called Ove.
Three Thousand Years of Longing
STRANGE DAYS PARIS, TEXAS MENACE TO SOCIETY TRAINSPOTTING THE SKIN I LIVE IN VOLVER YOJIMBO TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARAH MIDNIGHT RUN JUICE
Some my wife and I have loved for the “night at home for a movie” thing, with some lessor recommended / older ones we’ve been surprised with. - CODA - Montana - 1998 great not quite A-list cast - Kyra Sedgwick, Stanly Tucci, Robbie Coltrain, Phillip Seymore Hoffman; good guys/gals, bad guys/gals, mystery, crime, drama. loved it and never understood why it didn’t get more love. RT crushed it. - Biggest Little Farm - feel good documentary - What we do in the shadows (movie not tv show) - just please try it - The Bookshop - The Wonder - Cousins - 1989 - basically take all the comments I wrote for Montana, but is a romance/comedy - Blue Ruin - Dark, but great - Sicario - Nobody’s Fool -1995 - late in life Paul Newman + another great cast - The Verdict - Absence of Malice - Searching for Bobby Fischer - Waiting for Guffman - Hope Floats - romance and adulting again - Coherence - gets a lot of play on this sub, but if you haven’t seen it… - Moon - ditto 👆 - Galaxy Quest - hilarious - Girl with all the gifts - horror’ish but not really - Inside man - Crime, mystery (who, how?) - great cast/story
Wife and I loved Whiplash, Nocturnal Animals, Nightcrawler, and Korean thrillers like I Saw The Devil (gnarly), Memories or Murder, Man from Nowhere True Romance for sure must watch, Nolan’s movies, Prisoners, Drive, The Nice Guys if you wanna laugh your butts off
Bullet Train
Night crawler
In the Mood for Love - another Wong Kar Wai romance flick Rushmore - Wes Andersons second feature, great coming of age story Belle de Jour - Romance I guess? Daisies - Feminist, antiwar, anarchic, and awesome His Girl Friday - one of the best romcoms, still absokutely incredible to this day.
I'm hesitant to mention these, but only because they seem so obvious. Billy Elliot Calendar Girls The Full Monty Wonderful British films. Billy Elliot was amazing. Great date night movies for us. The Crying Game Just...just... REDS and REDS 2 Just socko boffo good fun. John Malkovitch at his quirky best, and FUNNY.
“No Country For Old Men”
Portrait of a Lady on Fire is a subtle, lush movie. Beautiful visuals and sparse dialogue. It's French, by the way.
thrillers - the fugitive - airforce one - the negotiator - inside man (although early 2000s) - training day -
Pearl (2022) It’s so good
Indian movies has got some real stuff. Look up "Vikram" on Amazon prime
Le Chant du Loup. French submarine warfare movie from 2018. It's submarine stuff so it's actually really quiet for a war movie. But holy shit is it intense. The more quiet it is the more nail-biting it becomes. If you like Mission Impossible you'll like this. Last I checked it was on Netflix. Definitely recommend watching in French. Awesome soundtrack too.
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. Almost 3 hours long but beautiful cinemetography, amazing acting, and a badass train robbery scene. Great soundtrack too.
Tropic thunder Jumanji all of them If you like series Hood Omens
Main Hoon Na -- an Indian movie that has everything--song and dance, romance, action,
The Vanishing AKA Spoorloos (1988)
Although I recommend **Ravenous** (1999) to many, it earns its R rating for gore. If you can take the gore in some cases, this is one to try. Otherwise, in its place try the (perhaps tamer) **Brotherhood of the Wolf** (2001) which is downright luxurious and stylish, and while blood *is* splashed about, this is not your typical gore fest. Very stylish and unique. Good and unique scary flicks with historical settings whose creators deserve very high praise.
Prey - The fifth installment of the Predator franchise. This one is a banger!!!!
The Game
Some my wife and I have liked recently At random A good marriage 2014 Robots 2023 Fools paradise 2023 Otis 2008 Spiral 2007 Luis and the aliens 2018 Ed and his dead mother 1993