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Movie Suggestions for July '23 (Patreon)

Published:
2023-07-01 18:56:27
Imported:
2026-06

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Probably gonna continue HP for one of the dealer's choices...

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mbdd

Once upon a time in America

JD

'Four lions', I can't recommend it enough

Krieger

Charlie Wilson’s War- pretty funny, competent but ridiculous protagonists. Some of the funniest scenes I’ve seen, reminds me a bit of my other rec that you liked, death of Stalin.

Martin Joyce

I'd recommend checking out the Pitch Meetings for some of the movies after you're done; the HP franchise has a compilation. Ryan George is hilarious.

Krieger

Logan Lucky- comedy heist movie, also with well executed planning and absurd situations. Very underviewed but highly rated.

Callum

One cut of the dead The impossible Monty python and the Holy grail Would love to see some more pixar like coco or toy story's

Sharkman 42

A Clockwork Orange Bram Stoker's Dracula Babylon Beau is afraid Shutter Island

Scarlett Monrow

The Peacemaker - 1997 action. George Clooney and Nicole Kidman. Solid 90s action movie! The Invention of Lying - a "what if" romantic movie, interesting concept Deep Impact - you watching Armageddon recently and if you haven't seen it - this is a sister movie (same year, similar plot) but with a very different style. Definitely worth watching! "Lincoln Lawyer" - thriller, Matthew Mcconaughey, interesting court scenes.

K

Inherent Vice The Hudsucker Proxy Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy

Scarlett Monrow

"Angels and Demons" - Tom Hanks and Ewan Mcgregor. Thriller. Science vs Religion; ancient orders and anti matter.

Ninaofthe90s

well obviously Top Gun: Maverick!! It's amazing.😎

Byun

Undisputed 2 and 3 House of wax I love your content btw, love from france.

Ninaofthe90s

Bram Stoker's Dracula. I dare say this is Gary Oldman's best performance of his career....but it's really difficult to decide. But while the movie is really great - Gary Oldman makes it a must-see. And it's directed by Francis Ford Coppola.

Mark Lowe

The Founder with Michael Keaton

brmbm

a serious man 2009 ( the coen brothers )

emily ღ

secondhand lions, stand by me, little miss sunshine (the actor who played grandpa just passed away the other day)

Scarlett Monrow

"Contact" - great sci-fi 90s movie, a must watch (if you haven't seen it already - it's not on your list). Jodie Foster and Matthew McConaughey, based on Carl Sagan book.

Michael

Speed Racer (2008) - hyper stylized adaptation of the 1960s anime, from the Wachowskis. Colorful, fast paced, VERY goofy but with stellar over the top action race sequences. It's bombastic and a hoot in my opinion.

Michael

Extraction 2 (2023) - just came out on Netflix last week; I remember you and Marcus enjoying the first one and I don't know if you've seen the trailer but this new one is, in my opinion, bonkers and more of the same bombastic action fun you enjoyed from the first! Kind of reminds me of the progression of The Raid to The Raid 2: similarly, story is less focussed than the first but some ante-upping ambituous action set pieces make up for it.

Sean

Holes (2003)

Sean

The Place Beyond the Pines (2012)

Sean

Mulholland Dr. (2001)

Sean

Rushmore (1998)

Troy

Memories of Murder (2003), Let the Right One In (2008)

Roxy

Nacho libre 06, children of men 06, me myself and Irene 00, sausage party 16, the lost boys 87, napoleon dynamite 04, the lovely bones 09.

Myles

The Island

Myles

The Terminal with Tom Hanks

Dani

Chinatown (1974)

Dani

Barton Fink (1991)

Dani

Amadeus (1984)

Igby

Midsommar (2019) Overlord (2018) Get Out (2017)

Ninaofthe90s
>>111968975

You can actually find a reaction to little miss sunshine here on patreon. He loved it. ❤️

Thomas Hansen

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)

Tim Itnyre

Actually if he hasn't seen it yet, Sinister would be a great movie to see Jimmy react to. Great performance by Ethan Hawke and some extremely memorable imagery.

Myles

Blue Streak (1999)

AlexBoss

Some classic comedies : Monty Python and the Holy grail / Life of Bryan

AlexBoss

Some contemporary independent films of interest: Manhattan Night / Under the skin / The Favorite

Jereco

I am once again asking for Rian Johnson's Brick.

INFJ-T Tyrone

Devil in a Blue Dress The Bad Seed (1956) The Strange Love of Martha Ivers Black Dynamite Five Fingers of Death

Robert Kruger

I'm hoping for a Sci-Fi this time, best I can recommend are: Coma (2019) The Endless (2017) Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) Minority Report Timecrimes I would put Looper, but you've seen it (it's missing from your seen list)

arkon

I've not been able to keep up on what you've seen (my bad), but from the lists of the people above me, Minority Report, Vanilla Sky, Sorry to Bother you, Get out, Brick (good pull there). TV show recs are so much easier haha

dbnu

The Ballad of Buster Scruggs Crank Ravenous Bringing Out the Dead Chinatown

GaryJerryLarry

Full Metal Jacket (1987) [Vietnam War Film, Written/Directed by Stanley Kubrick] Ghost Dog: the Way of the Samurai (1999) [Starring Forest Whitaker / Soundtrack by The Rza / Written & Directed by Jim Jarmusch] Stranger than Fiction (2006) [Will Ferrell in a dramatic role]

Robert Kruger

BTW, Extraction and Extraction 2 are both amazing, but the second one in particular is the best action movie I've seen since Edge of Tomorrow. Hell, it might even be better.

Robert Kruger
>>111964914

2nd for A Clockwork Orange and Shutter Island is good too, but I'd pick the first if I had to.

Robert Kruger
>>111964802

Pitch meeting reactions would be AMAZING. I'm also a fan of many of High Boi's "X explained by an idiot" recaps. Wall-E, I-Robot, Minority Report, and several others are quite good.

Robert Kruger
>>111969400

Contact is excellent and has one of the best "how the hell did they film that" moments of all time.

Robert Kruger
>>111970205

Not including action-comedies like Die Hard which have two genres they can be awesome in. If the comedy is great like that, it's not really comparable.

Kim Carragher

Molly’s Game (Jessica chastain and Idris Elba)

Robert Kruger
>>111969400

In their house downstairs, popcorn is dropped on the floor, then someone goes back upstairs. The going upstairs footage in one take is the part I'm talking about. There's a turn on the staircase, then up to the top floor, then into another room and then the camera's actually been in the mirror the entire time.

Kim Carragher

Thoroughbreds (Olivia and Anya Taylor Joy) it’s a thriller!

Vast81

Heat 1995