Your all time favorite movie?

[BojackHorseman]

One is so impossible to chose...

So I'll cheat and make it to 5, sorry

 

Stalker : incredibly spiritual movie that has a very specific sense of time (it's around 3 hours and veeery slow at times, but that's part of the point, introspection etc)

I rewatch it once a year, and it still feels like a mystical experience to me,

I wouldn't recommend it to a lot of people tho.

 

Everything everywere all once : The balance between absurdly funny, action, mystical and basic human relationships is so good.

If makes me cry to twice in theaters. Rare that a film can touch my soul so deeply on existential matters. Can't wait to rewatch it.

 

Whiplash : The raw anger and competitivity ends up in a non-conventional explosive finale that leaves you on edge.

 

Kids return : Incredibly nostalgic japanese movie from Kitano. Not nostalgic as in, namedrop/copying the past like they do today, more like, people reflecting back on their lives. Sad with a smile.

 

And eeer...the latest movie might be a Tarantino movie but not sure which one. Or maybe a Kurosawa one.

 

[hyruga]

Marvel ant man is pretty good. it's like a science movie where a man turned into an ant.

[BojackHorseman]

I prefer Batman. It's a crime movie where a man is turned into a bat.

[Yimpa]

4 hours ago, hyruga said:

Marvel ant man is pretty good. it's like a science movie where a man turned into an ant.

Should’ve been Namatn

Edited July 2, 2023 by Yimpa

[Loveeee]

Comet

[something_else]

I don't know if it's my favourite film ever but 12 Angry Men is really good. It's old and black and white but it doesn't matter.

The idea that an entire movie could be set inside a single small room and still be incredibly engaging is really impressive.

[Nemra]

Interstellar and the Pirates of the Caribbean

Edited July 15, 2023 by Understander

[Fountainbleu]

On 3/24/2023 at 3:56 AM, Arthogaan said:

Everything everywhere all at once.

Fightclub.

Into the Wild.

Mother (by Aronofsky)

I really enjoyed the first three recommendations so I decided to give Mother a shot, even though I don't ususally watch horror movies, any more. There was an aspect of it I enjoyed, the feel, the 'vibe' of it, and I liked Jennifer Lawrences character and acting in it, however I didn't enjoy the movie much. From nearly the begining I had no idea what was going on (Spoiler alert following). Then things started to get crazy. It kind of felt like what's the point of this, I really doubted many people had any idea of what was going on through out the movie. Even after watching a video explaining the movie, still didn't do it. Just to share. Thanks for the recommendation though. 

[Fountainbleu]

A movie I recenlty watched and was pleasantly suprised how much I liked it, one of my favorites in a long time. 'Poor things' (2023).

[Nilsi]

 

[Arthogaan]

17 hours ago, Fountainbleu said:

I really enjoyed the first three recommendations so I decided to give Mother a shot, even though I don't ususally watch horror movies, any more. There was an aspect of it I enjoyed, the feel, the 'vibe' of it, and I liked Jennifer Lawrences character and acting in it, however I didn't enjoy the movie much. From nearly the begining I had no idea what was going on (Spoiler alert following). Then things started to get crazy. It kind of felt like what's the point of this, I really doubted many people had any idea of what was going on through out the movie. Even after watching a video explaining the movie, still didn't do it. Just to share. Thanks for the recommendation though. 

I really like when I get mindfucked by a movie. It kind of puts me into spiritual place of mystery without words.

I also really liked poor things! It tickled the same spots of my brain as Mother.

[PurpleTree]

Don‘t have one but one of my faves is La Haine a french movie about some guys from a poverty/crime ridden area.

Just the way it’s shot, in black and white, kind of artsy and great acting and still real. The whole movie takes place in a day of their life.

This is actually the whole film on YouTube i think 

 

[Sandhu]

The fault in our stars

God's crooked lines

[Cireeric]

On 10.11.2024 at 11:20 PM, PurpleTree said:

Don‘t have one but one of my faves is La Haine a french movie about some guys from a poverty/crime ridden area.

Just the way it’s shot, in black and white, kind of artsy and great acting and still real. The whole movie takes place in a day of their life.

This is actually the whole film on YouTube i think 

 

Yes, nice movie!

[Cireeric]