HELP WANTED! What Should I Watch Next On This List?
Hello there! I record a lot of movies from the dish and always have a backlog of 70+ of them at my disposal, but actually choosing one on movie night often turns into a paralytic chore. So why not seek the advice of this knowledgable community to help out? I invite you to post a comment telling me what I should see, maybe one of your favorites or a cult classic I shouldn't miss, or perhaps one you want me to review or for completely no reason at all! You make the call, I constantly update this list and would appreciate anyone's help, no matter which way my thumb points :-)
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Psychadelicgirl64 posted 3 years ago
The Apartment is a great movie, I suggest that one.
scottydgibbs posted 3 years ago
lots of old and new on there, certainly a lot of classics, i glimpsed millers crossing, one of the coens best work, a very enjoyable watch
scottydgibbs posted 3 years ago
hello again, well, you cant go wrong with a good double bill of eternal sunshine of spotless mind, and being john malkovich, 2 mind benders, but not in tie your brain in knots kinda way, very imaginitive pieces work, they go perfectly, eternal is my fav 2004 film, also magnolia is paul thomas andersons follow up to boogie nights, hes a gret director, so if you havent seen his films check them out,,,hrd eight, boogie nights,,,magnolia,,,punch drunk love,,,there will be blood
DarioHitchcock posted 22 months ago
"District 13 - Ultimatum" for pure mindless action.
Todd Solandz' "Happiness" for demented comedy.
"The Secret of the Grain" for solid drama.
"Fear(s) of the Dark" for cool animation.
hypathio7 posted 22 months ago
Of the ones you have here on your list already, see Stalag 17!
366weirdmovies posted 22 months ago
I think you owe it to yourself to see LA DOLCE VITA---not guaranteeing it's the most fun movie on the list or even that you'll like it, but you'll be better for having seen it.
DarioHitchcock posted 22 months ago
I've seen Polanski's Cul-de-sac recently. I'm curious to know of your impressions of it.
flipper3770 posted 20 months ago
go see The Reader-nothing much else grabs me on this list but The Reader was good.
Kabita100 posted 14 months ago
Hey there,
Check out Woody Allen's 'Radio Days' - you can see my reasons why from my Flixster review. :)
For some truly stunning visual storytelling, Wong Kar Wei's 'In the Mood for Love' is a must see. It's minimal and heart-wrenchingly beautiful.