MOVIE SUGGESTIONS & GOOOO!!!

Matt Damon as a cowboy. True Grit 2010

James

Alphadog pleeease

Cody Menard

Run Lola run

Lawless

Q

I love "Wonder Boys". It's so funny.

Underwater Sunlight (Eddy)

The Shawshank Redemption

Underwater Sunlight (Eddy)

Arrival

Underwater Sunlight (Eddy)

Oculus 2013

Locke

Jackson Greenberg

29th Street 1 of the funniest most quotable movies of all time

I've seen the Handmaiden on your lists for some time, sadly not enough votes to pass through. I'm still hoping for it though.

Sigurd Lillebo

Brick would be a great watch.

Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai

JPOlsen

Kung Fu Hustle, Royal Tenenbaum

SevilNatas

He has reacted to Gone Girl

Randall Keizer

Silence of the Lambs

Randall Keizer

Gone Girl, Blue Ruin, Joker, Good Time, Foxcatcher.

bring back A.I.

Randall Keizer

Adaptation is good to see on the list.

Randall Keizer

Dances with Wolves

Randall Keizer

I can get behind Whiplash! It is a superb film

Extraction (2020)

I’m going to keep recommending Only God Forgives even if it never makes it on the poll again lol. Also going to recommend First Reformed because I feel it’s a Taxi Driver for our times (directed by the same writer too.)

George Ray

Two great films impressive choice

Marvelous Dolcy

Love this film. Got my vote

Marvelous Dolcy

Let the Right One In Spring Breakers

Solomon Wong

Such good space movies!

Nick Parker

Moonlight please!

Christopher Thwaites

Wings of Desire dir. by Wim Wenders Naked dir. by Mike Leigh.

Starship Troopers

The Cider House Rules and Wonder Boys are two of Tobey Maguires finest films.

"KES" and old english film. It's just a classic drama showcasing Yorkshire. "This is England" a brilliant time piece of England showing skinheads. "Watchmen" in my honest opinion the best "super hero" movie ever made.

Ronin (1998) Action/thriller - Robert De Niro / Jean Reno - awesome movie. Not enough people talk about this film, also has one of the best car chases in a movie.

Amélie (2001), Fear and loathing in las vegas (1998), Thank You for Smoking (2005)

Curse of the Golden Flower, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, The Science of Sleep

The Cell & The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Cifer

This would be really good but unfortunately I don't think many people will have seen it

Nishant

Hot Fuzz

Rian Johnson's debut movie Brick is one you will love, especially coming off seeing Knives Out.

Dustin Bruce

Searching for Bobby Fisher. Lawrence Fishburne, Ben Kingsley, awesome performances and a true story to boot. It’s WAY UNDER the radar amazing film.

lost highway, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

søren knudsen

Excalibur (1981) - By far the best film about the Arthurian myths.

Christiaan Van den Akker

The White Ribbon (2009)

Victoria (2015)

H.

Dead man's shoes

Ancestor of Freedom

Downfall, The Watchmen, The girl with the dragon tatoo.(Swedish version)

How to make a feel good movie. Searching for Bobby fisher. All script writers should watch adaptation. Charlie Kaufman. Enough said. Leaving Las Vegas is great too

michael anderson

Which Suspiria? Original or remake?

Brittyn Lindsey

I've said it before and I'll continue to offer it up: In the Mood for Love. It has the same cinematographer as Hero and is stunning as well as wonderfully acted.

Triangle (2009)

Paprika, Satoshi Kon's final film Your Name, by Makoto Shinkai

Kero-chan

Yes, Ronin.

Richard Flores

Yes, It Follows. (Everything I loved about John Carpenter's Halloween is done damn well.)

Richard Flores

Yes, True Romance

Richard Flores

Yes, True Romance

Richard Flores

True Romance (1993). So much stuff. So many people.

Richard Flores

*Apocalypse Now (not sure if you've seen it, but one of my all-timers) *Whiplash

Brandon B.

BRAWL IN CELL BLOCK 99 2017, DELICATESSEN 1991

Matt

James, Kung Fu Hustle -- Best Cinematography in a Comedy The Last Starfighter -- First use of CGI (Most likely for a remake)

Bd Blake

Macbeth (2015), Suspiria

Sean Turner

Three billboards outside ebbing Missouri. Already seen this suggested so I’m supporting that!

Pleasantville (1998) starring Toby Maguire, Reese Witherspoon, William H. Macy, and Joan Allen.

Luke Mattison

Seven Samurai, Fanny and Alexander.

Nocturnal Animals imo is one of the very best films of the 2010s. I never saw Tom Ford's first movie though. (Yes THAT Tom Ford, not my classmate I grew up with lol)

kimsmk

Ever see his last film? That's the only one I haven't watched yet. My fave is probably Solaris.

kimsmk

Every time I watch it I have a different opinion of it.

kimsmk

This movie really stays with you. I can't even figure out why it's so memorable and good. James could maybe help enlighten me?

kimsmk

The House That Jack Built (2018) or The Shining (1980) if you haven’t seen it already! :)

Lily

I haven't even finished Chinatown and I want him to see it. (And I know that's blasphemy)

kimsmk

Delicatessen was 🤯. I worked at a multiplex cinema when that came out and my manager wouldn't let me work the theatre that one was showing in because I was too young, but the other ushers used to sneak me in.

Walder Frey

Hey Victor! Smoke Signals is so dope.

kimsmk

Watching Brick is such an incredible feeling THAT NEVER GETS OLD. It's easily the best film recommendation I've ever gotten from a movie store employee.

kimsmk

Great movie

Layer Cake, Lord of War.

Edge of Tomorrow is amazing

Definitely Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

Welcome to The Doll House (1995) dir. by Todd Solondz is a great dark comedy. Pather Panchali (1955) dir. by Satyajit Ray is an older film from India it's not a Bollywood film, it's Bengali. Wes Anderson, Martin Scorsese, Akira Kurosawa are admirers of the director just to name a few. I am extremely curious what you'll think of these two films.

kimsmk

Equilibrium, Juno

Dan

Such a great film.

kimsmk

Everyone needs to see Withnail and I

kimsmk

Beasts of the Southern Wild is one of the very very best films of the 2010s. The Florida Project is amazing as well.

kimsmk

Once Upon A Time In The West (1968, Serge Leone) Amelie (2001, Jean-Pierre Jeunet)

Coleyra

The Graduate; Joy Luck Club

Juley

Definitely check out Silence by Martin Scorsese. One of the more compelling movies I've seen. And probably my favorite performance by Andrew Garfield to date!!

thomas clark

LMAOOOOOO 😂😂😂

James Adams

This is unrelated because it’s not a movie, but one of the best plays I’ve ever seen before was written by McDonagh called “The Pillowman” - I highly recommend looking it up and reading about it. It was dark, twisted, funny yet sad. When I saw it in NYC, it starred Billy Crudup and Michael Stuhlbarg. It was so good that I bought the script to re-read (since I can’t re-watch it!).

Brittyn Lindsey

I think you should check out Krisha. It is one of the best debut films I’ve ever seen. A family drama almost designed like a horror or suspense film and the soundtrack is gnarly! Excellent performance by the main actress as well.

Lost Films 90s Podcast

First Man The Martian

Jiri Luza

Brick and RocknRolla.

I'll contribute two Martin McDonagh films for consideration (both featuring one of my favorite actors, Sam Rockwell).... 1) Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri 2) Seven Psychopaths Love what you do, James. All the best!

Steve W

Dark Waters (trailer does not do the movie justice) or Hot Fuzz, for the greater good

Jack Ryan

RockNRolla

Jonathan thomas

Jeepers creepers

Jonathan thomas

Apocalypse Now True Romance The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Fincher edition)

John C

Me, Myself and Irene for the fun times :)

Monkey D. Gaddafi

Death of Stalin is hilarious, brilliant dark satire.

Ken

Gerald Kargl's 1983 movie "Angst" has really impressive camera work for its time. And harmony korines movie "Julian donkey boy". Last movie ( I know you said only two) lars von triers movie "Dancer in the Dark" it has a interesting way of mixing drama and musicals

Daboimiles

I love all 3 of those! Marie Antoinette is underrated, truly. Amazing costume design with really clever use of modern music.

Brittyn Lindsey

Once Upon A Time In The West (1968, Serge Leone) Ran (1985, from the master Kurosawa) Brazil (1985, Terry Gilliam) Delicatessen (1991, Jean-Pierre Jeunet) Contact (1997, Robert Zemeckis)

Paul Steffens

James - "One or two suggestions per person, please" A third of the people - "Here's a long list of my favorite trilogies"

Ken

Oh yes please

I would recommend Amelie, Juno or the Death of Stalin

These are both great

Ken

The Crow! Good choice.

The Fountain Stranger Than Fiction Lost In Translation Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

Nick Parker

Adaptation!

"The Hunt" (2012 Danish film) and "Moonlight" (2016 film). I know you said only 1-2 films, but I have to recommend one of my personal favorites as an honorable mention: the 2006 film "Marie Antoinette" by Sofia Coppola.

Also Arrival, LOTR trilogy, Ready Player One

Edge of Tomorrow, Moulin Rouge, In the Mood for Love

Angie

Troy, Black Hawk Down, Legend, Lawless, The Signal, The Patriot, Honey Boy, Disturbia, The Town, Grandmas Boy.

I would recommend Network (1976), one of the best movies from the 70s that still feels relevant today

Nishant

First Reformed (2017)

FRANK (2014)

Sean Medellin

Sound of metal - Darius Marder Stalker - Andrei Tarkovsky The before tilogy - Richard Linklater

Seven Samurai because it's basically a master class in story telling, and The English Patient (1996) because it's moving and so beautifully shot.

Sonia Deepak

Chaplin, Gandhi, The Mission

Bronson or Nocturnal Animals

Glenna

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and if you want beautiful cinematography,,, The Fall

Cédric Tremblay

I have to recommend Ink. What they did with the budget they had, excellence.

Chad Crayton

It would be cool to see a reaction to an Andrei Tarkovsky film. He may be my favorite filmmaker but there doesn't seem to be much reaction to him on Youtube. I'd recommend Stalker or The Mirror.

Cameron Berry

True Romance Fantastic Mr. Fox

GoodDocGonzo

Schindlers List

Ali S.

I would like to recommend again Climax (2018) and Stalker (1979).

Inside Llewyn Davis. I promise you will love it.

It Follows and Lost Highway

The Elephant Man

Gillian Hadland

The Fountain. Absolute masterpiece. You will cry.

Rev Jragon

Kick-Ass / Eyes Wide Shut

Brazil, 1985, directed by Terry Gilliam. Awesome flick that doesn’t have a YouTube reaction from anyone!

Mitchy D

Harold and Maude, Ronin

Randall Bott

Rocknrolla and Deliverance

Who knew @WalderFrey was a fan of the graduate 😂

Paul Boden

Cheating, as I've already made my requests but I can't help myself. If you haven't seen it, I'd love to hear your thoughts on Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind. Really out there but truly excellent film in my mind. On that Jim Carey kick, 'Jim and Andy' is a documentary about the making of Man on the Moon, which I actually found more interesting than the film itself in a lot of ways. Perhaps a tad pretentious in parts, I found it a challenging watch in places (if you've seen it, I'm sure you'll understand why) but it's a truly fascinating watch. I'd argue a must for anyone genuinely fascinated with the process of making movies (especially from the actors perspective).

Paul Boden

Triangle (2009) and Withnail & I (1987)

2old4gamez

Second the the Edge of Tomorrow shout from @martinoverngen as well. Always felt that movie deserves more love than it gets. Really excellent little sci-fi that seems to have slipped under the radar for a lot of people

Paul Boden

Withnail and I, The Kid Detective 🎬

CozHog

Yes, I hope he keeps that on his polls!!

Brittyn Lindsey

Great shout!!

Marvelous Dolcy

The Death of Stalin, Kill the Messenger - sneaky third suggestion; Last King of Scotland.

Martin Nicholls

The Fountain

Zoheb Satta

All three of the Before movies are quality

Marvelous Dolcy

If we aree taalking British Gangster movies Down Terrace is an underated one too. Also the classics Get Carter and The Long Good Friday are also quality

Marvelous Dolcy

This is one of my favourite movies ever!!

Marvelous Dolcy

I have fallen angels on digital. I got because i lovedd Chunking Express and in the mood for love. I ve only watched two mins of it and it didnt holdd my attention. I will try again

Marvelous Dolcy

Thief (1981)

That’s way more than one or two.. 🧐

Brittyn Lindsey

Im going to limit myself to two suggestions. 13 Assassins (2011) a samurai film by Japanese enfant terrible Takeshi Miike. And The Wild Bunch (1969) western by Sam Peckinpah. Reading through some of these comments there are some great suggestions truly fellow Patreons. Shout outs to these patreons and their suggestions. Heathers @patrick, Pans Labyrinth @chickenlegs Inside Man @Chuck, Before Sunrise @chriswarner, edge of tomorrow @martinoverngen, Legend @PaulBoden, Persona is one of my fav movies ever @nickmoose Apocalypse Now @richard Akhtar-Dobson

Marvelous Dolcy

Beasts of the Southern Wild - underrated indie movie filmed on a $2 million dollar budget but managed to snag Oscar noms for Best Picture, Director, Screenplay, and Best Actress for Quvenzhané Wallis, who I believe is the youngest person to ever get nominated for best actress at 9 years old. Also one of my favorite original soundtracks of all time. I'll also nominate The Florida Project, the movies have similar vibes.

Only the Brave was SO good. I saw that and Thank You for Your Service a few weeks apart in theaters and Miles Teller blew me away in both. Cried my eyes out!

Brittyn Lindsey

The Last of the Mohicans (Daniel Day Lewis!!!) and After Hours (Dark comedy by Martin Scorsese)

Brittyn Lindsey

Any Mad Max

Needles

-Windtalkers. -Smoke Signals. two great Adam Beach movies.

Mister Lou

Blood Simple- the Coen Brothers first movie

Martin Scorsese's "King of Comedy" (1982)

George Inotowok

WarGames Inglourious Basterds

devoidzer0

Only the Brave (2017) The King (2019)

Eraserhead 1977 Funny Games 1997

Isaac Gadberry

Alien

Full Metal Jacket (If you haven't watched already)

FatManJiuJitsu

Stranger Than Fiction staring Will Ferrel, it’s a more serious role for him and he did great, it’s a great movie

The original Star Wars Trilogy Raiders of the Lost Ark

Thomas Monk

Boondock Saints Then as others have suggested: Kung Fu Hustle for some comedy or Before Sunrise for the start of an amazing drama trilogy.

Chelsea Warkentine

Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai is a must watch.

H Blackwell

Clue! An all time favorite. Please!

Eurocheese

Since you liked Hacksaw Ridge I recommend Apocalypto and Braveheart.

Justin McDonald

THE FALL and ONE CUT OF THE DEAD!

Sarah Manamtam

The maze runner, The martian(extended edition).

Verth37

12 Angry Men 1957 The Towering Inferno 1974

Cody Price

Pride and prejudice Jack Reacher

THX-1138 The Neon Demon

Ken

The Piano

Heathers would be fun, it’s a great dark comedy. Greener Grasses, it’s an experience. The less you know the better.

Yessica C

Lost in Translation, The Talented Mr. Ripley

Patrick

Pan's Labyrinth Doctor Sleep

Chickenelegs

Boss man has asked for a limit of two film suggestions per person, fyi

Crispy

+1 Duncan Jones. I'd include Mute (2018) on that list. During Moon you mentioned you wanted to know what happens when Sam Rockwell gets back to earth. Mute has an easter egg that will show you!

Andrew Seigner

Zack Snyder’s Justice League

William Weber

The Boondock Saints (1999)

F for Fake- Orson Welles masterclass in intriguing filmmaking. Absolutely keeps you guessing.

Kyle Baker

The Graduate (1967) and Empire of the Sun (1987)

Walder Frey

Inside Man (2006)

Chuck

You dug Moon so I think it's time for Source Code also directed by Duncan Jones, and I also think you need to check out Sunshine

Crispy

Pan's Labyrinth

AliaAtreides84

Darkest Hour (2017) The King (2019)

Sam JD

Pump Up The Volume (1990) starring Christian Slater, you may have to buy the DVD to see it since it does not stream anywhere The Breakfast Club (1985), essential viewing and so good that high schools started performing it as a play Real Genius (1983), Val Kilmer's second film ever about genius college students I would also second The Crow (1994)

Jon Bradley

The original Godzilla from 1954 and Kramer vs Kramer.

Mr Zilla

Mommy

Before Sunrise and The Skin I Live In

Chris Warner

Edge Of Tomorrow & They Shall Never Grow Old

martin overengen

Legend (Tom Hardy) or Layer Cake (Daniel Craig). Both English gangland films but very different. Both excellent if you haven't watched previously. Think you'd enjoy

Paul Boden

Persona

nick moose

It's an amazing experience, although I think it has a bunch of different cuts, kinda like Blade Runner. I know the shooting of the film was a mess

🙌

Antonio Ivic

Robin Williams, Ed Norton and many more great dark comedy

DABSLABOG

I highly recommend the 1979 war movie “apocalypse now” it not only contains some of the most impressive and influential shots and technical feats but also a gritty and telling story with deeply rooted psychological aspects on the darkness of humanity.

Daron yao

Fallen angels by Wong Kar Wai is amazing. And 8 1/2, it's about a director with writer's block (and so much more), classic meta cinema. Oh and that's where Tarantino got the Mia/Vincent dancing scene shot from

Once Upon a Time In Hollywood, Limitless, Edge of Tomorrow, Ad Astra, Eyes Wide Shut

Sorcerer Glengary glen ross

let's do Train to Busan

Cregg Riley

(the two best b-movies of all time)

Blade Runner. It's one of my favourites :)

Marceline

soldier

Me and Earl and the Dying girl. The Perks of Being a Wallflower

Zach McBride

Suspiria 1977

Yours truly, Johnny Dollar

the blood of heroes

Death to smoochie

DABSLABOG

Chinatown The constant gardener

Two very different movies but i have yet to see anyone react to them, “Jarhead”, and “A Bronx Tale”. Bronx tale is simply my favorite movie of all time. There you go

Across the Universe

Greg Read

Apocalypse Now, Pan's Labyrinth

Richard Akhtar-Dobson

y tu mama tambien

Jansson

The Crow (1994) Jacob’s Ladder (1990)

ADPTBL

Me and earl and the dying girl!

Antonio Ivic

Gummo

a.n.w

The Godfather part 1

Andy

Adaptation! Such a great film, definitely one for filmmakers

harpyangel47

Logan Lucky

Andrea Saldana