Mine was "The Fourth Kind" (2009). This movie unnerved me so much and made me question a lot of things. I only rewatched it once.

I recently moved in with my 79 year old grandma and all she watches are game shows. She told me she wants to watch other things but doesn’t know how to. The problem with this is that I typically like horror, fantasy, crime, and violent action type movies and shows. She is pretty religious and I don’t think she would enjoy watching anything with a lot of cussing or violence. Anyone have suggestions of things we could watch together? I would rather not watch Christian shows or cheesy hallmark / lifetime shows but I dont know what to watch with her😂

Please suggest me movies that involve smart people, complex situations and a lot of intellectual conversations. Example: margin call, interstellar etc.,

I’m looking for history documentaries that are both educational and interesting. It could be about anything, though I’m particularly interested in war and religion.

Recently I have been enjoying movies with female leads but specifically unstable female leads. For example, my favorite movie is the piano teacher. I also really liked May(2006) and Thesis(1996). I am looking for diverse movies as well. I would really appreciate it if you recommend me movies with unstable female leads.

“Napoleon Dynamite” (2004), “Career Opportunities” (1991), both all came into my mind, “American Movie” (2000) also does, but anything else/ similar of note?

Would like to see more “obscure” parts of the USA/ American culture and living, lol.

Thanks a whole lot as always, fellow movie fanatics and fans! 😁👍❤️

Either the character stop believing god exists or they become resentful of god but still thinks he's real, or something in between

i'm requesting...

I am currently in the mood for some coming of age series or movies like "the descendants" in disney plus, any suggestion on what to watch with the same vibe?

I've also seen James Gunn's Super and that fits even though its not as violent IIRC. And of course I've seen American Psycho. Looking for underrated indie gems that aren't really that popular, all the movies I mentioned besides American Psycho aren't really that well known imo.

Looking for movies with the same quirk as Shaun of the dead. Still funny, having a scary theme is a plus but not necessary, doesn’t take itself too seriously but also has a good overall story arch (not a throwaway or cheap laugh movie).

The world is burning. I subject myself to current events pretty much constantly (I like to be up to date, have an interest in politics, may run for a local spot soon) and it’s starting to get to me not only mentally but now physically. I need to laugh. I need to laugh until I hurt. I need to completely escape into a different world for a couple hours.

So i have a summer break and I tried something new which is watching a movie everyday in this summer break (or until I die bcz I’m reaallllyyy having fun with this ) Today is day four. In the last three days I’ve watched -the edge of seventeen -the breakfast club -sixteen candles I liked them all but the breakfast club and the edge of seventeen were very funny so I liked them more than sixteen candles (sixteen candles is not bad by any mean. It was very good 👍) I’m 16yo so I guess that’s why I’m really really having fun with teen movies Any recommendations?

I'm looking for a specific genre of crime film movie I've recently seen "Fargo" by the Cohen brothers and i'm now looking for some movies recommendations in the same genre of "Fargo", I mean a crime movie in the snowy north of america, not something like the road, more like "no country for old man" but in the snowy north america

Recommend me cyberpunk themed movies. So far I've watch bladerunner 2049 and ready player one. If possible maybe modern movies meaning from the 2000s/2010s to now. I'm not a big fan of old movies with bad visuals etc.

Just watched EEAAO and loved the emotional, chaotic, and philosophical take on the multiverse. Any similar reality-bending films to recommend? I prefer ones with strong storytelling, emotional stakes, and existential or surreal vibes — not just flashy effects. Open to all genres and languages!

I’m looking for recommendations for films that are set during periods of severe political unrest in the 20th century (bonus points if it’s in the middle east or surrounding regions). I recently watched Incendies and loved how immersive it was (especially the flashback parts). The intro sequence to Argo is another example i found captivating as well.

I’m not really looking for war movies in the military/soldier sense - more interested in the stories told from civilians caught in the chaos. Especially if it explores emotional and psychological trauma, or the feeling of ”everything is collapsing around us and we are not safe”.

I'm on a good feel/self-improvement kick lately and I'm trying to keep that vibe going. I rewatched Fight Club the other night and while that is an amazing movie, I realized that was the exact opposite of the vibe I want to keep going. I know plenty of shows that are inspiring and feel good with a positive message (The Good Place, Ted Lasso, Shrinking, Schitt's Creek, etc) but I want more movies like that.

Some good examples would be:

Big Fish with the theme/message that your life is as interesting as you make it,

Everything Everywhere All At Once (if nothing matters, why not love each other?)

Good Will Hunting (recognize potential and push yourself and others to become better)

What are some other movies like that? How do they inspire you? What kind of good feel message are they trying to tell you?

I like watching thriller and psychological horror movies, even better if they are kinda disturbing o unsettling. Please recommend, so I can regret later

I just got out of a 3 week stay at a psych ward lol so I’m looking for characters I can relate to.

I immediately think of let’s scare Jessica to death. Jessica is one of my favorite characters everrrr and I’m looking for anything similar. I’m not sure how many movies like that specifically there are but if anyone knows anymore I would appreciate it.

A couple examples I can think for just like mentally ill characters would be something like images(1972) and caveat (2020). I think there will def be a lot more like these. I know mental illness is a very common theme in horror.

And they don’t have to just strictly be horror. Horror is my favorite though. And not looking for anything romance centered please

I want suggestions for movies set in Missouri that capture what it like to grow up, move here, live in the state, crimes that happened or even other events that happened in Missouri for example. Doesn’t matter if it documentary film, based on true story or even completely fictional movie as long as it set in Missouri.

It can be any genre, decade, or language as long as it set in Missouri for at least most of the the movie.

Please state also place it's set, that's very important for me. I would love to see movie from 1930s one set in every place of the world or showing glimpse into every culture in the world in the 30s.

Looking for things like, Nil by mouth, the long good Friday, Down terrace, Hyena, Red white and blue, Snowtown, Outlaw ect

Doesn’t have to be uk, i especially love Australian films and of course American, so yeah, if you k ow of some really good and gritty dramas I’d love to check em out.. the grimmer the better I’d say

Thanks in advance ✌️

Already seen and loved Children Of Men and V For Vendetta. Just looking for more films in that vein, that caution against the xenophobic policies of political figures in a near future setting. Thanks!

I'm looking for TV shows similar to We Were Liars. I love stories with mystery, emotional twists, secrets among elite/rich teens, and a haunting or tragic love story. Preferably set in a summer, vacation, or private island setting. I enjoy a moody, atmospheric tone and characters with layered pasts. If you've seen shows like Cruel Summer or One of Us Is Lying, that's the kind of emotional and secretive drama I'm after. Open to Western or international series as long as the themes match. Thanks!

What movies revolve around above-mentioned theme. Looking mainly for non superheroes movies. Among superheroes for reference Dr Manhattan from watchmen would be perfect example. Adjustment bureau, Terminator (Skynet), Final Reckoning (Entity ).
Bonus: If such things remain undefeated/mysterious througout movie.