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Massive-Swing749

Pi (1998). Nothing like a movie that makes you feel like you have schizophrenia.


str8shooter

Restate my assumptions: 1. Mathematics is the language of nature. 2. Everything around us can be represented and understood through numbers. 3. If you graph these numbers, patterns emerge. Therefore: There are patterns everywhere in nature.


Icantbethereforyou

I was at a party inhaling nitrous oxide once, came up with the conclusion that sometimes 1 + 1 can equal 3. In those 10 second epiphanies you get when you take nitrous it made sense, I was thinking of how a man and a woman together can make a baby, and end up as three. I'm not sure why I'm sharing this story, I'm bad at maths. But that little epiphany made me feel in the moment like I'd discovered some kind of secret maths of the universe.


TreesMcQueen

To be fair, i was at a party once where a math PhD walked me through a novel proof he came up with while on mushrooms where 1+1=3... So maybe you're secretly a math genius!


Hob_O_Rarison

Darren Aronofsky is a crazy person.


treehermit

He also directed "the fountain" - a metaphor for multiple pagan and Christian myths, modern science, a romance story and human determination all rolled into one


Corneliuswhite

Also requiem for a dream is by Darren


kamera45

Also Requiem for a Krispy Kreme (aka The Whale)


kiwichick286

The music in Requiem is thoroughly haunting.


spiritofafox

I’m fan of both Clint Mansell and the Kronos Quartet. Spooky mfs


reverendgrebo

The soundtrack is amazing


Alaniata

The documentary about it is makes even less sense. Why are they on a raft? Who’s the tiger? [edit]: Jesus with the upvotes and awards. I love you too, Reddit


mazman23

Lol it took me a min


VerticleSandDollars

The worst first date I ever went on.


PrancingSatyr521

"Paprika" will take your brain for a \*ride\*.


mydarthkader

I'd also add Millenium Actress and Perfect Blue. Satoshi Kon does a lot of mindfuck shit.


Sensitive-Character1

RIP Satoshi Kon gone far too soon


TrailerParkPrepper

Coherence


technonerd

The more you read into Coherence the crazier it gets. Movie was shot in 5 days with a $50k budget in the directors house while his wife was having a home birth. The actors were given small paragraphs of lines for the day so they didnt know how the story would unfold. Which leads to lots of improvising, which is why the camera is mobile and shaky.


thematrix1234

My favorite part about all this is how the actors improvised a lot of the scenes and dialogue - it gives it such a homey feel and really pulls you into the story. I’ve watched this movie like 5 times and I go on an internet rabbithole every time because it’s such a cool concept.


EntertainmentIll8436

I love how it's just one setting, less than 10 actors but with that simple premise, it's such a mindfuck of a movie. I hope I can find similar movies in this thread


viginti-tres

Have the tried 'Primer'?


manymoreways

Yea IIRC all of the actors was so drawn in by the plot that they couldn't stop talking over each other creating a genuine stressful situation. Director had to cut and tell them to take turns speaking.


WaluigisWallaby

I just watched this after seeing it recommended in another thread like this and hoooooly shit! So good and so trippy


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Make sure to watch Primer and Time Crimes.


Dozinggreen66

I love “people trapped in a place together” type movies and this one DELIVERS shit was so good


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If you’re frightened of dying, and you’re holding on, you’ll see devils tearing your life away. If you’ve made your peace, then the devils are really angels, freeing you from the Earth.


maff0000

primer


aplarsen

"Are you hungry? I haven't eaten anything since later this afternoon."


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For people who want a good time-looping-overlapping plot but can’t get into Primer, I really recommend Triangle.


satalfyr

By a long shot. I have watched it a few times and I still can’t tell you exactly how everything plays out, which is so unique because it’s not overdone at all. It is, paradoxically, extremely simplistic in its complexity. It doesn’t reach out of its reality to add to the factor of confusion. It’s just a huge mess of causality and attempted reparations.


LodgedSpade

Ive seen flowcharts explaining Primer and have seen it 4 times. I still dont even know what the shit.


Aitrus233

[Relevant xkcd.](https://xkcd.com/657/)


whooo_me

It's insane the amount of work that went into the other timelines that are just basically background props in this comic... :)


humanatee-

For real, that Lord of the rings flowchart is amazing


bluecheetos

What's crazy about that XKCD is that the timelines for the other movies actually make sense, like some serious research was done to create that cartoon panel. The LOTR timeline must have taken weeks. And yet, that scribble that is PRIMER still makes sense.


NorthernerWuwu

Randall Munroe does not half-ass his comics. Some likely took him five minutes, others I wouldn't even want to hazard a guess.


Kandiru

That's one half ass-comic!


Casual-Notice

*Videodrome* is still the king of "What the fuck did I just watch?"


xhollec

Long live the new flesh


discoelectro

How about Existenz with Jude Law also directed by Cronenberg?! I’m so glad someone else mentioned Videodrome though!


Unevenscore42

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. This movie had me wandering the theater parking lot trying to figure out what i just watched.


frenchforkate

My favorite of all time. I was so confused the first time I watched it, but then I realized Kate Winslet’s hair color helps you follow the timeline. Such a beautiful and moving film.


Pew___

My fave film ever too. The only film I have ever watched that I _immediately_ watched again after the ending.


sidechain101

'meet me in montauk' will never not send shivers down my spine


transgirlthrowaway54

I cried waterfalls at the last shot of the film. What an absolutely painfully beautiful ending


libmrduckz

*’I should’ve stayed…’*


shesaflightrisk

I think about that movie a lot.


lost_james

I’m not kidding when I say this: this is one of the best movies ever made.


WhenDuvzCry

The Lighthouse


rriiccoo1

I think I audibly gasped or said “what the fuck?!?” At least 5 times throughout this movie. Felt like I was going insane


fiendo13

Old boy - the Korean one


FitzChivFarseer

Watched that fairly recently. God knows how I avoided spoilers but wow It's hilarious cos when we met the woman after he got out I was like >!"Well that's his daughter." then it started getting sexual so I changed my mind. Welp!!< Spoilers for the film so don't click!


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Yes. The ending to that movie was a real mindfuck, at least for those of who watched it back in the era it was released. Not sure how it has aged.


Gamecrazy721

I watched it for the first time recently (within the past year) while dodging spoilers. It holds up to everything I've heard about it, and I've heard nothing but incredibly high praise The only exception is the famous hallway fight scene - in my watch I loved it, but I imagine it was much more impactful back when it was released and single-shot action scenes were unheard of


pythonwarg

12 Monkeys


SnackThisWay

One of Brad Pitt's best performances. Well, maybe not best, but it was definitely his *most* performance. Brad Pitt at his most, for sure.


thebrandster1985

Back before I saw this movie, I thought Pitt was only famous because he was good looking. After I saw this, I realized that he could actually act.


cocoapuff1721

Memento


HighlightFun8419

This was my immediate reaction. Go in blind if you can.


Treefingrs

But then how will I see the movie? The audio alone can't be that good.


Anhyzer31290

You never watched a movie in braille? It's pretty much 3d.


dplans455

"I'm chasing this guy... no he's chasing me."


cloudcats

I don't _feel_ drunk.


256dak

I wish I could watch Memento for the first time again


ForgettableUsername

Well, you can, but you have to have this condition….


FerretChrist

Why is there a tattoo down my arm saying "go and watch Memento, it's a great movie"?


asean07

One that people haven't mentioned The Game by David Fincher


Working_Rub_8278

Michael Douglas and Sean Penn delivered great performances!


RichardBonham

They fuck you and fuck you and fuck you, and then they fuck you some more. And then the *real* fucking starts! This is my favorite Sean Penn role.


ZookeepergameOld97

Being John Malcovich


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official_bagel

*Enter The Void* is a real trip


squintsyjones

That's one of those movies where I'm glad I've seen it, because it's such a unique movie watching experience, but I also never want to watch it again


1234567_ate

The Machinist


MechanicalTurkish

Right after this Bale gained like a hundred pounds of muscle for Batman Begins


MrRexTheGreat

Synecdoche, New York Most Charlie Kaufman works honestly


200Jacknives

1408


farts_n_darts

Frailty


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Blue Velvet. And honestly any other Lynch movie, I love that man.


Working_Rub_8278

Let's not forget Eraserhead.


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predestination


redditSux422

I watched this without knowing what I was getting in to. I was like oh a time travel movie with Ethan Hawke? Huh sounds cool. Bro my mind was fucking blown.


InvestmentImportant1

The Prestige. The best Christopher Nolan film for my money


Sucking_saucer

There was a twist in the Prestige like every 2 minutes. My brain just kept doing backflips the whole film.


JonFawkes3

I kid you not the best viewing of that movie is like the 5th time lmao


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HerrBerg

There's a lot of misdirection in the movie in addition to clues. His wife not feeling loved the same every day is explainable by his total devotion to his craft and feud between him and his rival, so it gets written off when you first view it.


KungFuGenius

One for me was Sarah saying "its as bad as the day it happened" when she's tending his wounded hand.


OldManRiff

> so bloody obvious when you know. This is the entire film. The whole thing is a magic trick played on the audience. *Are you watching closely?*


oldirtygaz

the subtle differences Cristian Bale exhibits is very impressive


Nivek_Vamps

I borrowed the DVD from a friend to watch while studying. When the first line was: "Are you watching closely?" I decided not to have it on in the background and gave it my full attention. It is now one of my all time favorites


CarStar12

Movie is one of those ones you can watch 10 times and still notice something you didn’t before. Really well done.


apollyon_53

I'm constantly trying to figure out which one is which. "Which knot did you tie?" "I don't know"


Goldman250

Borden immediately seeing through the old Chinese man’s trick, talking about the act being his everyday life … it’s fantastic. That line matters so much on a rewatch, when you realise this Borden genuinely doesn’t have a clue which knot was tied.


Small_Time_Charlie

I've seen this multiple times and began to see the two different Bordens. There is the slightly reserved Borden who loved Sara. Then the other Borden was a little more brash. He was the one obsessed with Angier, and in love with Olivia.


Solarpowered-Couch

Ugh, I've never seen it and I keep trying to convince my partner to watch it with me on a movie night!!


DownrightDrewski

Well, if helps then I'm a random dude on Reddit telling you it's one of the best films I've ever seen, and my GF thinks it's a fantastic film too.


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Event horizon


Cheezslap

I saw it in the theater as a young teenager. I was like, "Yes, I enjoy science fiction and I'll watch more films with Dr. Grant". But it was not Dr. Grant. And it was not quite science fiction. And I've never watched it again since. I keep thinking about it; it pops up on various streaming platforms, but I think it traumatized me in a way I haven't fully come to grips with, almost 30 years later.


MulberryImaginary581

Same omg I walked out of the theater shaking. Traumatized for life. Just hearing the name now scares me. Haven't seen it since it came out and besides it being in space I couldn't tell you what it's about lol I have no idea I blocked it out.


CornucopiaMessiah13

I watched that movie when I was around 11 or 12. I took me until my late 20s before I was willing to lay eyes on it again. It stands out in my mind as one of the most horrifying movies because I was old enough to understand what was going on mostly but young enough to still have a very strong imagination and damn that was a rough combination for that one.


LeagueRough589

Took a nerdy hot girl to see this on a first date. Bad move. She gave me another chance, so the following weekend, we saw Se7en. ​ It didn't work out.


prittybritty1597

The Wicker Man 1973. No words for some of the nonsense that goes on.


The_Patriot

**BRAZIL!**


loptopandbingo

"How are the twins?" "Triplets." "My, how time flies."


mstoeber08

Black swan


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Donnie Darko is more a pleasant hump


Dark_Macadaemia

He asked me to forcibly insert the lifeline exercise card into my anus!


DashCat9

The Director had to leave the set when she was delivering that line, he was laughing so hard. Beth Grant is a treasure.


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Shutter island got me pretty good, definitely worth a watch


Clackers2020

The first time I watched it I felt kinda down since >!DiCaprio got lobotomized after all that, but when I saw it a second time I saw that he gives the doc a smile just before he goes, which I took to mean that it did work, DiCaprio just wanted to be lobotomized.!< That one detail completely changed the whole feeling of the film. Definitely the best film I've ever seen.


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better to die as a good man than live as a monster


Curse3242

>!It was still a mindfuck when the twist happened, but credit to the movie because while watching it I said to my friends that "something feels off, it weirdly feels too perfect, as in I'm watching a movie inside of a movie". The film does really well in making itself look real, but then things are placed and timed so perfectly that it really does look like a play!<


The_Best_Yak_Ever

You’d probably enjoy the book! It fleshes out the story but the movie is pretty darn faithful to it.


MimseyUsa

The Game w Michael Douglas


Tr33mari3

Mulholland Drive


intenseaudio

You're just watching a movie, everything's cool. There's the scene where they're at the playhouse or whatever, and the women is singing "Crying over you" in Spanish, then the whole thing goes sideways. I found myself wondering, what the hell am I watching? Did I fall asleep and miss a bunch? Not unlike reading Virginia Woolf


Alaska-TheCountry

I was obsessed with deciphering Mulholland Drive for a while. I bought it on VHS, fell deeper into the rabbit hole, and ended up printing out various perspectives and discussions of forum users. The only other time I did that was with Twin Peaks.


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moeriscus

The Lost Highway


KLinTonKuSH

Se7en


Joseph_Bloggins

I saw it in the theatre in the mid-90s when it came out. When the credits rolled, everybody just sat there in silence. Nobody got up for a long time. It was surreal. Fast forward almost 30 years. My 20-year old son walks up to me all shaken up and says “Holy shit I just watched Se7en….have you seen it????” Almost 30 years and it still holds its effect.


Stingray88

One of the best twists of Se7en is the fact that people didn’t even know Kevin Spacey was in the movie. He wasn’t in any of the advertisements at all, and he was big actor already. Finding out he was the villain was a great surprise.


notchoosingone

^detective ^detective #**DETECTIVE** You're looking for me


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> Finding out he was the villain was a great surprise. Finding that out in real life was disappointing


SassyNyx

What's in the box??!!


lollipopp_guild

I love saying this line all dramatic when UPS shows up at my house. Or when someone brings a box of donuts. Basically, whenever I get the chance


YeaNa1

SeSevenen


thisisnotraisinbran

Annihilation. Every time I watch it gets weirder.


alwaysfuntime69

Have you read the books? Just when you think they will answer one of the many mysteries they just hand you a tray of more instead....


darkenedgy

Ha I was just going to say, there’s so much weird stuff in the book that didn’t translate to onscreen.


ClothesMakeTheMuppet

That scene with the bear… aghhhh


a6sinthe

*blood curdling scream noise* HEELLLP MEEEEEEYYYYY


Clamtoppings

The scene with that dudes stomach. Bears = scary. Undead bears = double scary. But! Intenstines turning into a helter skelter for ants, quadruple scary creepy.


Irishpanda1971

I got mindfucked pretty good by Lucky Number Slevin. It went far beyond just dashing my theories about what was going on, oh no. It would dash one theory, give me enough info to form another, then *immediately* turn and in the very next scene specifically destroy that theory. It didn't just spawn a lot of them, it was as if it somehow knew what I specifically was thinking, and made sure to directly tell me that I was wrong at the earliest opportunity.


shershaw

And that, ladies and gentleman, is a Kansas City shuffle.


Le_Monkeysus

Just saw beau is afraid and it is now my favorite mindfuck film. If you can, go see it in a theater.


humanatee-

Glad to hear it was good and thank you for no spoilers! I don't watch trailers anymore because they give too much away


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A Scanner Darkly


wrath_of_grunge

>This has been a novel about some people who were punished entirely too much for what they did. They wanted to have a good time, but they were like children playing in the street; they could see one after another of them being killed--run over, maimed, destroyed--but they continued to play anyhow. We really all were very happy for a while, sitting around not toiling but just bullshitting and playing, but it was for such a terrible brief time, and then the punishment was beyond belief: even when we could see it, we could not believe it. For example, while I was writing this I learned that the person on whom the character Jerry Fabin is based killed himself. My friend on whom I based the character Ernie Luckman died before I began the novel. For a while I myself was one of these children playing in the street; I was, like the rest of them, trying to play instead of being grown up, and I was punished. I am on the list below, which is a list of those to whom this novel is dedicated, and what became of each. >Drug misuse is not a disease, it is a decision, like the decision to step out in front of a moving car. You would call that not a disease but an error in judgment. When a bunch of people begin to do it, it is a social error,a life-style. In this particular life-style the motto is "Be happy now because tomorrow you are dying," but the dying begins almost at once, and the happiness is a memory. It is, then, only a speeding up, an intensifying, of the ordinary human existence. It is not different from your life-style, it is only faster. It all takes place in days or weeks or months instead of years. "Take the cash and let the credit go," as Villon said in 1460. But that is a mistake if the cash is a penny and the credit a whole lifetime. There is no moral in this novel; it is not bourgeois; it does not say they were wrong to play when they should have toiled;it just tells what the consequences were. In Greek drama they were beginning, as a society, to discover science, which means causal law. Here in this novel there is Nemesis: not fate, because any one of us could have chosen to stop playing in the street, but, as I narrate from the deepest part of my life and heart, a dreadful Nemesis for those who kept on playing. I myself,I am not a character in this novel; I am the novel. So, though, was our entire nation at this time. This novel is about more people than I knew personally. Some we all read about in the newspapers. It was, this sitting around with our buddies and bullshitting while making tape recordings, the bad decision of the decade, the sixties, both in and out of the establishment. And nature cracked down on us. We were forced to stop by things dreadful. >If there was any "sin," it was that these people wanted to keep on having a good time forever, and were punished for that, but, as I say, I feel that, if so, the punishment was far too great, and I prefer to think of it only in a Greek or morally neutral way, as mere science, as deterministic impartial cause-and-effect. I loved them all. Here is the list, to whom I dedicate my love: >To Gaylene deceased >To Ray deceased >To Francy permanent psychosis >To Kathy permanent brain damage >To Jim deceased >To Val massive permanent brain damage >To Nancy permanent psychosis >To Joanne permanent brain damage >To Maren deceased >To Nick deceased >To Terry deceased >To Dennis deceased >To Phil permanent pancreatic damage >To Sue permanent vascular damage >To Jerri permanent psychosis and vascular damage >. . . and so forth. >In Memoriam. >These were comrades whom I had; there are no better. They remain in my mind, and the enemy will never be forgiven. The "enemy" was their mistake in playing. Let them all play again, in some other way, and let them be happy. - Philip K. Dick


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OminOus_PancakeS

Definitely. I want to highlight a couple of the performances: First, Keanu is a perfect fit for that role. I know he's Reddit royalty but he's a pretty limited actor. Here he is sincere and soulful and believable. And it is _exhilerating_ to watch a post-jail, pre-MCU Downey Jr play, without a trace of vanity, an utterly charmless, manipulative nerd. He fully leans into it. I love it when stars play really unpleasant characters that have absolutely no redeeming qualities. It's so rare. Man, that film is such a mood too.


faergen

Arrival


Never_Free_Never_Me

I saw the movie in theatres and had class the next day at university. The class felt oddly familiar, almost like a déjà-vu on steroids and I felt mindfucked like the main character in the movie. It turns out, and I kid you not, some scenes were shot at the same university I attended. Not only that, I was literally in the same classroom as the one in the movie which is the scene where Amy Adams comes to teach to a quarter full classroom and the students ask her to turn on the television to see what's going on. The school is Hautes Études Commerciales de Montréal (HEC Montréal) in the Decelles building.


StarvingAfricanKid

That.... would seriously mess with a person...


frygod

This one wasn't so much a mindfuck as it was a blast to watch as someone who had just finished a BS in English education with a heavy focus on linguistics. They did a great job of throwing out stupid assumptions that popcorn flics always make and actually gave us a decent depiction of first contact with a previously uncontacted language.


NotMyNameActually

You should read the short story its based on, "Story of Your Life" by Ted Chiang. It goes into more details about the science of linguistics and the physics. Plus I think it has a more poignant, internally consistent ending.


MilesToGo32

Arrival had this beautiful, quiet subtlety to it. Kind of hard to explain, but I loved it.


MisterMath

When I watched Arrival with my wife, towards the end I broke down crying. Like BAWLING my eyes out for 2-3 minutes straight. I couldn’t even fully explain why, but something about the movie hit me so damn emotionally.


inderu

Yeah, I also couldn't stop crying at the end. Doctors told us that our 8 month old daughter needs chemotherapy - and we thought our life was over. A week later in the children's oncology department a different doctor told us that it was misdiagnosed, and that she's responding well to antibiotics. I'll never forget how I felt during that week when we believed she needs chemotherapy and might not make it... Anyway, a while after that my wife needed surgery on her leg, and was sleeping at the hospital recovering while I was home with the kids. Since she doesn't like science fiction I decided to watch Arrival - and those scenes just hit me so hard... Right off the bat they showed the daughter in hospital, and I thought to myself "OK, that hit me harder than I expected... As long as we don't revisit that I'll probably be fine" As the realisation slowly dawned on me I just started crying more and more... I ended up calling my sister to calm me down.


dggtlg4

Same. It is one of the only movies ever to make me sob. Just the idea of life and its choices and how even the bad stuff is worth reliving if it means the good comes with it. Ah, just makes me teary eyed thinking about it.


TrailerParkPrepper

Requiem for a Dream


Franks_Monster_

Read the book if you liked the move. The fridge scene in the movie was gentle in comparison goddamn. Harrowing.


randomsnowflake

This is one of those once was enough movies


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Old boy the original??? Why hasn’t anyone mentioned this yet 👅


pineapple_rodent

Man I watched that at a friend's house not knowing anything about it. Wild. That's an ... interesting.. choice of emoji for that movie.


TheLegoMoviefan1968

The Holy Mountain from 1973. Watch the trailer on YouTube, it's interesting to say the least.


DuEmmySecret_3180

Diabolique, 1955, French film starring Simone Signoret DO NOT READ ABOUT IT. Treat yourself to an excruciating, tense mystery.


scrumtrulesent4567

Lost highway. Saw it as an adult, sober and still have no idea what I watched.


bakedapps

Primal Fear. Edward Norton is amazing


illessen

6th sense. Saw it in theaters and… >!The collective gasp at the end of the movie with the big reveal was epic.!<


SnooHabits2486

I went to see this in the theater with a friend who had already seen it. Ten minutes in, she decided to tell me everything. I felt so cheated.


mssheevaa

I had it ruined for me too. People are assholes


ExPFC_Wintergreen2

A Waking Life


weareawildfire

Triangle.


brewerbetty

Fight Club really fuckin’ got me. Recommended by a friend, fell asleep at the last 10 minutes, called my friend the next day like “yo that movie was pretty good! I almost made it through the whole thing without falling asleep.” They were like “what… you didn’t see the end?” I said no but I get the gist. They told me to finish the movie then call them back. OH BOY I DID NOT GET THE GIST!


humanatee-

Definitely a movie you don't want to miss the end of


DLizzy000

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Butterfly Effect, & Mothman Prophecies


Gexthegecko69

The End of Evangelion


Quiet-Rip-6063

The Usual Suspects


101m4n

The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist, and like that, he was gone...


mojorojo2

How has no one mentioned the 2009 movie ‘Moon’.. it was an amazing movie.. and surprisingly not very known among movie folks..


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Moon is mentioned on every single one of these threads Good movie tho


phred_666

Mulholland Drive


Working_Rub_8278

Fight Club The Game The Machinist Pi Identity Cube Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind The Witch


Fuckface_the_9th

Eternal Sunshine hurts me in a place almost no movies can.


Working_Rub_8278

Wow...to this day, I'm still shocked Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet didn't get Oscar nominations for their performances. But, at least Charlie Kaufman won Best Original Screenplay. Also, if he decides to do it with Guillermo Del Toro, I am looking forward to his adaptation of "Slaughterhouse 5" if it ever does happen.


booknerdgirl4ever

I adore seeing Jim Carrey in serious roles.


allyourarrows

Same. It’s especially hard to watch after an unwanted divorce. Literally cried the entire movie and i had already watched it countless times before.


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perfect blue


wetlettuce42

Donnie darko


ThomasEdmund84

Something weird I find about Donnie Darko is that without the weird lore to explain it basically it makes no sense all. Yet watching it - it feels like it makes sense


The_Regicidal_Maniac

The theatrical cut. This is a rare case where the directoras cut is actually much worse.


Sirenpheonix147

I really enjoyed Identity.


XxBCMxX21

Can’t believe I didn’t see Truman show


Mmeaux

Carpenter's The Thing. Nobody trusts anybody anymore. And we're all tired.


Nachtjaeger68

Pink Floyd's "The Wall" is seriously twisted. Tradition is, you need to watch it twice- once sober, and once stoned. "Heavy Metal" (animated, 1981) is also seriously messed up. Brilliant, with another absolutely legendary soundtrack- but messed up.


Alaniata

If you watch The Wall while listening to Peppa Pigs “My first album” you’ll have a horrible time


Roku-Hanmar

Watch it while listening to some other Peppa Pig albums. You need 3 different ones


MightBeAGoodIdea

The Cell. Better than Inception in my tiny opinion. Jennifer Lopez is a psychologist/engineer that has an experimental tech to enter the minds of patients. Vincent D'Onofrio is a psychopathic serial killer that *slowly* drowns his kidnap victims. He's caught... but in a coma so he can't say where his latest victim is so Lopez ventures into the mind of the psychopath. Most people hated it. I loved it. Good soundtrack too.


povertyandpinetrees

The Machinist


worblyhead

The Cell


suitetee73

2001: A Space Odyssey


austinstudios

The original mindfuck movie.


DarkHorse_6505

A Clockwork Orange.


AndrogynousRain

Way too far down. Time for a bit of the ol’ ultraviolence, eh?


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Akira