Waking Life
this post was submitted on 23 Sep 2024
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I am absolutely charmed by the characters, the story, the optimism, and the connection to the unknown.
Clerks, because when I was 22 years before I ever saw that movie I to ran my convince store just like that. Also totally relate to the crap customers you deal with in that setting.
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V for vendetta
I'm a fan of most of the movies listed, but didn't notice anyone mention one of my favorites, Moneyball. Don't let the baseball fool you. I don't even like baseball. To me it's not about baseball, it's about trying to succeed in a flawed system.
My most watched movies:
Jurassic Park
The Firm
The Verdict
Children of Men
Arrival
Lord of the Rings
But you know all of those already. Here's one you probably haven't seen: Love me some stage play adapted to movie. Doubt (2008)
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Buckaroo Banzai will forever live near the top of my list...
Aliens.
Alien is good too but Aliens is damn near perfect for me.
Idk what the heck James Cameroon is doing now but, Avatar just didnโt land in the same way to me.
Overall favorite: Shawshank Redemption
Watched the most times: Notting Hill and Coming to America
Die Hard
By a pretty huge margin.
That. Movie. Is. Perfect.
Lots of great picks here! I could go with a dozen that have already been mentioned, but I will throw out Blade Runner. The look, the feel, the sound, the ideas... Rutger Hauer's classic monologue, Sean Young at peak compelling...