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SunnydaleClassof99

Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead (1995) I love this movie so much. It's not for everyone though. It's labeled a Tarantino knockoff but I just don't see it that way. Even with the stylized dialogue & the criminals it just doesn't feel like to me it's trying to capitalize on Tarantino's popularity. It's far too sentimental & weary.

Just When I Thought I Was Out...

Boogie Nights- PTA's first the most entertaining movie ever? The Drop Midnight Run MacGruber Talented Mr. Ripley RRR

Kangdarius

Hollywood shuffle I saw the devil 500 days of summer As good as it gets Final destination 1&2 Bad Santa Bad boys for life Dead presidents Ricochet Devil in a blue dress Battle royale Thursday Blood diamond Ninja assassin Black hawk down Sunshine Fresh Do the right thing Harlem nights Deep cover Hoodlum Cb4 All about the Benjamins I’m gonna git you sucka The wood

mbdd

once upon a time in america (1984)

Michael

Speed Racer (2008) - hyper stylized anime adaptation from the Wachowskis. Colorful, fast paced, intentionally goofy like the cartoon but with stellar over the top action race sequences.

Michael

The King of Kong:  A Fistful of Quarters (2007) - a funny documentary about competitive arcade gaming with some really fascinating nutty people

Michael

The Kingdom (2007) - an action/thriller about the FBI investigating a terror cell; great cast, good script, tense action

AnthonyB

Promising Young Woman (2020) - I enjoyed this one a lot. Palm Springs (2020) - Fun.

Krieger

Logan Lucky (2017)

Alex Kingdom

Color out of space Lucky number slevin Three amigos At worlds end Fracture Trainspotting + 2

dbnu

The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (2018) The Deer Hunter (1978) Apocalypse Now (1979) Chinatown (1974) Ravenous (1999) Bringing Out the Dead (1999) Bladerunner 2049 (2017)

Ekk

American Werewolf in London (horror/comedy), Battle Royale (Japanese Horror/comedy?), Life Is Beautiful (Italian war/drama)

MrEvers

The Hudsucker Proxy

GaryJerryLarry

Ghost Dog: the Way of the Samurai (1999) [Starring Forest Whitaker / Soundtrack by The Rza / Written & Directed by Jim Jarmusch] Strange Days (1995) [Starring Ralph Fiennes / Story by James Cameron / Directed by Katheryn Bigelow] The Green Mile (1999) [Starring Tom Hanks / Story by Stephen King / Directed by Frank Darabond]

Sean

Rushmore (1998): from the director of Grand Budapest Hotel

Sean

Twister (1996): I’d be surprised if you haven’t seen this.

Roxy

All quiet on the western front (22), hush (16), black swan (10), silent night (21), closer (04)

Username

You ever watch any of the Hunger Games movies? I know you hate kids, but I'd imagine you'd feel better about them if they were all trying to murder each other.

Sean

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001)

Sean

The Hunger Games (2012)

Sky Alderson

"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" (2011) or "The Green Mile" (1999)

Zachary Letner

La Haine, or any more of the Wes Anderson movies!

Aiden Howatson

Michael Clayton (2007) Hail, Caesar (2006) A Prayer Before Dawn (2017) This is England (2006)

Callum

The impossible One cut of the dead How to train your dragon

Kate P

Billy Elliot Philadelphia Rocknrolla Invictus The girl with the dragon tattoo (Swedish version) The kings speech Les intouchables

Christina Jones

I’m gonna get you sucka, Fallen, Smokin Aces

Ninaofthe90s

Carnage (with Kate Winslet, Jodie Foster, John C. Reilly & Christoph Waltz)

Paul T Hewes

"Slow West". Great new western with Michael Fastbender, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Ben Mendelsohn, Rory McCann (aka The Hound in GOT).

Light Yagami

My vote is for Harry Potter now that I know you haven’t seen the movies before

arkon

About Time, Palm Springs

Robert Kruger

I really don't think Scruggs is Jimmy's kind of thing, but I guarantee he'll be very happy to watch The Deer Hunter, Apocalypse Now, Chinatown or Ravenous. I haven't seen Bringing Out the Dead and Bladerunner 2049 just made me sad I didn't rewatch the original.

Robert Kruger

Werewolf in London has the best practical effects to date, possibly tied with The Fly. Battle Royale is a solid pick. I need to see Life is Beautiful.

Robert Kruger

Odd pick. I liked it and Accidental Tourist has a similar oddity to it. I think Jimmy would like both, but it'll never win the votes. :\

Robert Kruger

For some reason I keep thinking that he's seen The Green Mile, but if he hasn't that MUST be on the next vote, it's awesome, great for reactions, and gets a lot of views on YT too.

Robert Kruger

What Dreams May Come or The Fisher King Two of Robin Williams' best movies.

Katie Young

"RED" & "RED 2" - FANTASTIC & HILARIOUS MOVIES w/ Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, Billy Malcovich & Helen Mirren.

Jereco

I will once again suggest Rian Johnson's "Brick" -- it's such an underappreciated gem that is especially impressive given its budget.

Stefanniko

A Serious Man (2009) a classic bleak black comedy by the Cohen brothers