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>>749
I was surprised, not laughing at you for being a pleb because you didn't know some obscur french-animated movie.
But this is the type of film that lainons could like.

>>751
>Lucky Number Slevin
Honestly, I couldn't get over many parts of the movie - while it was a really nice watch and I don't regret seeing it, multiple parts of it seemed to be ridiculously convoluted.

>>752
Really enjoyed the whole movie, one of my favourites from Eastwood. He's a surprisingly good drama director, isn't he?

>>754
i can understand that yeah
i watched it as a sort of "The Big Lebowski"-like movie and when it suddenly turned into some kind of trashy assassin thriller thing it amused me

>>755
yeah. it is probably just because i was not expecting a drama and normally do not enjoy them, but it is probably the best i have seen. had some great lighter moments too. really good.

>>756
If you enjoyed Gran Torino, you might want to take a look at some other of Eastwood's acclaimed movies in the last two decades. A lot of it is very heavy, but there is a deep, yet sad, sense of satisfaction after watching Million Dollar Baby or Unforgiven. Same can be said about Mystic River as well, but I felt a bit more sour after that.

i have a suspicion that you guys would like to watch
>Fallen Angels (1995)
sometime

>Kiki's Delivery Service
the cutest thing i have ever seen

>>758
Relevant.

Just saw Kung Fury- fuarrrking boss - best hacker scene ever!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS5P_LAqiVg

I personally am not a big fan of movies in general, but I did like Snowpiercer.

Run All Night (2015) is an above-average thriller i like.

>>760
>Kung Fury
oh yeah it lives up to the hype i fuarrrking love it

>>763
If you are good at hacking he has a full time hack tutorial on youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEkrWRHCDQU&spfreload=10

>recentish
Birdman. The Grand Budapest Hotel. District 9.

>old
Akira. The Matrix. LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring. Eraserhead. Metropolis. Jacob's Ladder. Ghost in the Shell. Perfect Blue. Akira. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Brazil. Blade Runner. Full Metal Jacket. Akira. Svankmajer's
Neco z Alenky.

>>720
>neco z alenky

>>707
Brazil

My fuarrrking bros.

I'm not sure what to watch right now - I've been pretty cynical recently. My guess is on Le Congress.

i highly recommend
>Natural Born Killers (1994)
to anyone who calls himself cyberPUNK

>Ip Man 2
liked it very much. Will watch or rewatch the first one (can't remember)

>The Thing (1982)
I.. wow.. I did NOT expect a movie more gory than dead alive (aka braindead). Dead people's guts sprouting legs and owning everyone else. Really fun horror movie.

>Inherent Vice (2014)
Fun movie about a hippie detective. Sloppy in a good way. I.. think i didn't finish it, can recommend already though

>>>/r/10877
>Mystic River
>don't remember much about it visually
i was actually mostly impressed by the visuals, liked the colorful lights and camera work.

>Let the Right One In
yes, very good movie, do watch it except if you're a very impatient person.

>Pan's Labyrinth
didn't like it personally, interesting mix of genres though.

>Nightcrawler
liked it too.

I have a list of movies and animes I keep on my hdd no matter what, always copying between new systems and such.

Amazing Nuts! (2006)
Betterman (1999)
BLAME! (2003)
Cat Soup (2001)
Dead Leaves (2004)
Dennou Coil (2007)
Die Welle (2008)
Digital Devil Monogatari Megami Tensei (1987)
Digital Juice (2002)
District 9 (2009)
Dothack - Sign (2002)
Enter The Void (2009)
Equilibrium (2002)
Eraserhead (1977)
Eve no Jikan (2010)
eXistenZ (1999)
Falling Down (1993)
Fantastic Planet (1973)
Genius Party (2007)
Genius Party Beyond (2008)
Ghost in the Shell (1995)
Haibane Renmei (2002)
Hellraiser V - Inferno (2000)
Infinite Ryvius (1999)
Kaiba (2008)
Kemonozume (2006)
Knights of Sidonia (2014)
Koyaanisqatsi (1982)
K-PAX (2001)
La Haine (1995)
Let The Right One In (2008)
Memories (1995)
Mind Game (2004)
Mirror (1975)
Mr Nobody (2009)
Mushishi (2005)
Mushishi (2006)
Natural Born Killers (1994)
Naqoyqatsi (2002)
Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995)
Neon Genesis Evangelion - Death & Rebirth (1997)
Neon Genesis Evangelion - The End of Evangelion (1997)
Network (1976)
Noiseman Sound Insect (1997)
No Maps For These Territories (2000)
Now and Then, Here and There (1999)
Oldboy (2003)
Pale Cocoon (2006)
Paranoia 1.0 (2004)
Patema Inverted (2013)
Pi (1998)
Powaqqatsi (1988)
Serial Experiments Lain (1998)
Session 9 (2001)
Solyaris (1972)
Stalker (1979)
Sweat Punch (2007)
Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance (2002)
Taxi Driver (1976)
Tenshi No Tamago (1985)
Tetsuo The Iron Man (1988)
Texhnolyze (2003)
The Animatrix (2003)
The Breakfast Club (1985)
The Fountain (2006)
The Fourth Kind (2009)
The Machinist (2004)
The Man From Earth (2007)
The Net - The Unabomber, LSD and the Internet (2003)
The Tatami Galaxy (2010)
Three Extremes (2004)
Transcendent Man (2009)
Waking Life (2001)
Watchmen (2009)
Watership Down (1978)

>Akira
>Ghost in the Shell
>Tokyo Godfathers
>The Castle of Cagliostro
>City of God
>Outrage
>Kill Bill
>Natural Born Killers
>Fallen Angels
>Scarface
>Blade Runner
>Noroi
>Battle Royale
>Taxi Driver
>The Professional
>The Devil's Rejects

>>766
My African American.

Ill name off a few things Ive been watching lately
>Mad Max 2
>Logans Run
>Akira
>Jin Roh its a must watch for anyone
>Rebel Without A Cause
>Solaris
>Blade Runner
>Empire Strikes Back
>Ghost in the Shell
>Resovior Dogs
>Mother
>Anything by Akira Kurosawa is superb
>Giant
>Evil Dead
>Taxi Driver
>Pulp Fiction
>Studi Ghibli
>Full Metal Jacket
>2001
>Apocolypse Now
>Stalker
>A few other anime movies

Most of these movies have superb visuals and usually great storys and characters. If any of you want to get into movies, this is a pretty damn good place to start.

>>766
>Natural Born Killers
I actually didn't like this one. It has a lot of things that I can appreciate, and the commentary is nice, but I simply did not have fun while watching it.

>The Thing
The movie surprised me with how tense it actually was, and the effects were superb. Crazy weird fun horror, certainly.

>>723
Big Nothing

It's very dark for a comedy, you have been warned.

>>767
thanks for the long list man

>>768
>My African American.
YEEEAHHH my fellow African American!
i have seen almost all of those and i liked or oved them all.

>>769
>Mad Max 2
Well-made crazy action movie. Ending felt a bit hasty. Then again, it was probably better this way.

>>769
>>Anything by Akira Kurosawa is superb
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_creative_works_by_Akira_Kurosawa
what do you recommend to start with

>>767
Hellraiser - Inferno (2000): how about no.
i waited impatiently for the protagonist to finally reveal himself as the killer and when the movie played the classic "it was all a dream" card in a super lame way i thought this: dear movie, now please do something original instead of the "OHHH YOU THOUGHT EVERYTHING IS FINE NOW BUT LOOOOK EVERYTHING IS NOT FIIINNE BOOOHOO" ending. it did exactly that.the beginning was fun but it's a really soykaf movie i can't recommend at all.

>Network (1976)
enjoyed that one. the voice intro in one of the recent perturbator songs is from that movie.

>>774
The ending was great in my opinion. The speech from Pinhead about how humans destroy their spirituality through the means of flesh (just like cenobites do) makes it one of the better Hellraiser movies and fits the whole series really well, Barker writes about these issues a lot in his books.

How we create our own hell by descending into mindless pleasure and a world of animal instincts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lXbHcYcvSg

>>687
>prometheus
>no mention of the original alien or aliens
Webm related

>>776
Well, the OP did say that he purposefully left out some movies, and it's not unlikely that the first two Alien movies were among those.

Still, I'd say that Prometheus gets a lot of negative rep for BS reasons. While the movie is not perfect, it is still very good on many ways, one of them being audience involvement. A lot of the "plotholes" or "unanswered questions" can be found in the movie itself, if you only think for a moment. It is true that some of the answers can be found only in the promotional material, it doesn't mean that they are plotholes, and honestly, I feel like unanswered questions aren't a bad thing per se anyway.

>>777
>>776
i like Prometheus too. i never got around watching the original alien movies for some reason but i might well do sometime.

>>>/r/11081
so /art is not only OC? good to know

i'm seconding these anime movies that were recommended earlier in the thread and that i enjoyed watching:
>Mind Game (2004)
>The Castle Of Cagliostro (1979)

>>773
>Ran
Considered one of the best, well loved

>Rashomon
A bit harder to get into, I prefer it

>Lawrence of Arabia
>I-Robot
>Blade Runner
>RoboCop
>Dredd
>John Wick
>The Matrix
>The Warriors
>The Watchmen
>Terminator 1 and 2
>2001
>Interstellar

And I've heard Signs is good, I need to watch it sometime.

>>722
The Lego Movie felt like a really long Youtube video.

>>1629
>Signs
Seeing from the movies you've chosen that both of us have pretty similar tastes in movies, you are unlikely to enjoy Signs. It's not a particularly good movie, and there's a lot of stupid crap in it.

>Children of Men
>The City of Lost Children
>Ghost in the Shell
>Pi
>Ночной дозор (Night Watch)

Normie tier
>Chronicles of Riddick trilogy
>Guardians of the Galaxy
>Elysium

>>745
If you liked 12 Monkeys check out La Jetée - its basically what inspired 12 Monkeys and it takes a lot of concepts from it.

>>746
I agree the TV series didn't start off great.. but give it another shot because it definitely picks up.

Only thing I have to contribute for cyb is

>Code 46 (2003)

Everything else I can think of has been said.

Outside of cyb:

>In the Loop
>It's Such a Beautiful Day
>Banlieu 13

>>1644

Oh, also everything by John Carpenter (he directed the 80s Thing with Kurt Russell), and

>The Man from Earth

I'm going to be streaming some movies tonight if any of you are interested.
I'll make a thread on /r/, but I'll post here first.

The movies I'll be streaming are:
One Point O (2004)
Moon (2009)
Renaissance (2006)

I'll start at 7PM EST, or 5 hours and 20 minutes from now. I'll probably play some music or something prestream, to make sure it works, so feel free to tune in beforehand

Was looking in my collection one day and I realized I had three London Underground based horrors:

Quatermass and the Pit (1967)
Death Line (Raw Meat) (1972)
Creep (2004)

Weird.

>>773
seven samurai is pretty good place to start.

>Kill Bill
>Seven Samurai
>The Curse
>Battle in Seattle
>Breaking News
>Phone Booth
I think that's pretty much it, I'm going to watch "All About Lily Chou-Chou" tomorrow/soon and it looks promising.

weeb movies:
>Akira
>Ghost In the Shell
>Eve no Jikan
>Dead Leaves
>Perfect Blue
>Black & White
>5cm per second
>Jin-Rou
>Eva movies
>Madoka movies
>Mind Game
>Paprika
>Spirited Away

Small Apartments
Mr. Nobody
Paprika
The Dark Knight
Killer Joe
Samsara
John Wick
Porko Rosso

I love Hackers. The atmosphere, the soundtrack, its so awesome.

>>718
Agreed. The whole basis of the film was a disproved "scientific" "fact"- which kind of made it hilarious.

I seem to enjoy a lot of the same movies fellow 'lainons' like, which might not be too surprising. Anyway I'll name some of the things I feel have atleast influenced me in some way as a (struggling) artist.

>Alien & Aliens
>Blade Runner
>Whiplash
>Voices of a Distant Star
>Atonement
>Black Swan
>The Holy Mountain
>Amadeus
>Interstellar
>Minority Report
>Mission Impossible
>The Thing
>Valhalla Rising
>Pi
>Brick
>Jodorowskys Dune (does a doc count?

I really want to find more films that have surreal, noir, cyb, and ambiguous tones. When I was younger I hates most things that were not cut and dry in their message, pretty much making up for lost time now in my mid/late 20s. Any rec's would be greatly appreciated.

>>1684
And, if you get through the bullshit, it's surprisingly accurate. The bad guy is hiding a virus in trash folders. They dumpster dive and social engineer passwords. Everyone hacks into the supercomputer and starts running forkbombs and similar to disable the monitoring systems. In reality you'd only need to write the program once but they wanted to use the cast I guess.

I heard from an old hacker that there actually was a club in new york that had a rollerblade entrance like that, even, but maybe he was fuarrrk ing with me.

>>1678
Oh fuarrrk , I forgot to mention "La haine"

>ctrl+F
>'Pandorum'

Why **probably my favourite movie ;-;**

"Citisenfour"

Tron. Really, anons? No one has said tron yet

>>1796
I haven't seen the original - tried when I was younger and it looked incredibly dated

The soundtrack to the newer one is great though

>>1796
Tron puts me to sleep, I think it's the color palette

Hmm let's see...
>Mind Game
>The Hunt
>Her
>Moon
>Scott Pilgrim vs The World
>Ponyo
>A Clockwork Orange
>Flame and Citron
>End of Evangelion
>Black Swan
>Sweeny Todd
I'm sure I like a lot more, those come to mind though