I’m not a huge movie fan, but I want to broaden my horizons a bit. I’ll offer my list (that I’ve rewatched so many times I’m a bit tired of them):
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Young Poisoner’s Handbook
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Full Metal Jacket
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Life of Brian
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Holy Grail
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Sunset Boulevard
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Curse of the Golden Flower
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The Nightingale
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Downfall
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Amadeus
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Once Were Warriors
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Dusk to Dawn
Looking at these lists really makes me glad that I don’t share tastes with the average person at this point.
Citizen Kane
Paprika
Forrest Gump
Synecdoche, New York
All that monty python shit tells me that I’m in curated reddit-land where white mediocrity rules.
You could share your movies without being condescending, FYI.
I dont think citizen kane is worth watching just as a movie today. It was a pioneer in its day but what was revolutionary then is just standard now.
If you watch it now it’s just a realy old movie unless you are a film historian and know the context from which it was made.
I watched it for the first time recently. It was enjoyable still. I don’t mind the glacial pace of old movies.
“I’m so original! I’m not like other girls!”
“Especially basic white ones. I’ll take my upvotes now. I’m glad this isn’t reddit!”
I haven’t seen Synecdoche in ages. Such a good movie. Mentally I have it in a category with Schizopolis, Happiness, and Magnolia because I watched them all around the same time and are are very much not the usual stories told.
Pleasantly surprised to see Paprika in someone’s list, no one i know has ever even heard of it. Such a good weird movie.