What are some of the most rewatchable films you've seen?
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Any Denis Villeneuve film.
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V for Vendetta
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No problem! Hope you like them
Likewise. If you haven't seen Bugonia, came out last year or maybe early this year, put it on the top of your list. Based on your taste, I'm willing to put it at a 9/10, I thought it was an easy 10
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Likewise. If you haven't seen Bugonia, came out last year or maybe early this year, put it on the top of your list. Based on your taste, I'm willing to put it at a 9/10, I thought it was an easy 10
I just watched it last night! I need to watch it again, but I don't know if I liked it as much as Poor Things. The cast was electrifying on screen together, but the end threw me. I almost think it would have worked better as a standard woman against her captors movie. Still loved it, though. 9/10 even with my nitpicking. I love Yorgos Lanthimos' work.
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I just watched it last night! I need to watch it again, but I don't know if I liked it as much as Poor Things. The cast was electrifying on screen together, but the end threw me. I almost think it would have worked better as a standard woman against her captors movie. Still loved it, though. 9/10 even with my nitpicking. I love Yorgos Lanthimos' work.
Dude I did too! I had the opposite reaction, it was an okay movie until the ending, then it was great.
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Except World's End.
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The other guys
The good guys
Driver
Back to the future
Grandma's boy
Snatch
Lock stock and two smoking barrels
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Except World's End.
Eh, kinda. The actual story is a bit shit till the aliens, and then it ends just as it could've started to get interesting.
I grew up in the towns and countryside World's End was filmed in though, and was big into goth, so basically every location in the film is a place I recognise and the soundtrack and music references always make me smile.
Also "fuck off you big lamp" makes me laugh every time.
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Lord of the Rings
Die Hard
Terminator 2
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Eh, kinda. The actual story is a bit shit till the aliens, and then it ends just as it could've started to get interesting.
I grew up in the towns and countryside World's End was filmed in though, and was big into goth, so basically every location in the film is a place I recognise and the soundtrack and music references always make me smile.
Also "fuck off you big lamp" makes me laugh every time.
I feel the same way. Except I hated the aliens too. But like you said, right as the movie starts to get interesting, roll credits.
Can't relate at all to the location, unfortunately, because I'm not from England (nor The UK, for that matter). So the scenery didn't really do anything for me.
Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz are absolute masterpieces, however.
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Second Pulp Fiction. I had a red vehicle once that I named Fred, and when folks asked why, I said Fred's red baby.
Pulp Fiction +1
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The Fifth Element
Galaxy Quest
Die Hard
Trading Places
Muppet Christmas Carol
Star Wars
The Mummy (Brendan Fraiser, not Tom Cruise)
Edge of Tomorrow
National Treasure
Hunt for Red October
Goldeneye
Back to the Future
Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade
The Rock
Fast Five
Fellowship of the Ring
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Heat
The Last Starfighter
The Fugitive
Jurassic Park
The Count of Monte Cristo (2002)
Happy Death Day
Rogue One
Hackers
While You Were Sleeping
Terminator 1 & 2 + Dark Fate
Alien
Aliens
John Wick
Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone
The Bourne Identity
Ip Man
Army of Darkness
Starship Troopers
They Live
Spaceballs
Wargames
It Happened One Night
Princess Bride
Monty Python and The Holy Grail
I just rewatched Goldeneye the other day and oh boy did it NOT hold up. I dunno, in my head it was amazing and seeing it again it's all so ever the top in all the wrong ways that this is one movie I won't see again
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I know it's not the best movie and probably not a rewatch for most, but I love to watch "stay" (2005) the entire weird ambiance of it and the way it was directed just makes it a yearly rewatch for me
