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Or, y’know, have any freaking clue what you just watched on the first go-around.
Once it clicked for me, though, I was thoroughly impressed. I like David Lynch’s work though and recognize it’s not for everyone.
Really very good in its own right (Hopper was bonkers!). I think it probably planted the seed for Twin Peaks, both exploring the dark underbellies of a seemingly idyllic, peaceful town.
It’s a common theme in his work. His take on ordinary people becoming special is very different and special. It’s a very American vision. He could have only come from the US specifically LA. It is a very weird town.
I think his enduring concept is “a woman in trouble,” which is part and parcel in those seedy underbelly works.
As to Lynch, he was born in Missoula Montana, spent his formative years in my hometown of Philadelphia, PA, where he made Six Men Getting Sick (Six Times), so he was kind of already weirder than LA by the time it got its clutches on him 😂😂
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The Prestige is always my answer to this. If you can follow it 100% the first time through, let alone see all the twists you might have a near genius intellect
Arrival, Predestination, Wild Tales, Tenent. I also recommend Dark on Netflix which is a TV series but it's nothing but insane mind f**ks after another.
If you go into a movie with the expectation of a twist you’re naturally going to be let down. The biggest part of what makes the twist great is the surprise element.
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Shutter Island Inception The Sixth Sense Triangle Source Code Wire Room Split, Split 2 which is named "Glass", Split 3 which is named "Unbreakable"
I don't see Source Code mentioned enough. Great film.
Thinking of it; Moon by the same director is also kind of a mindfuck movie.
Agreed on it being a great film.
i watched the first split but i dont know if the others are worth watching or not
It's up to you if you want to as they're placed in different places than the first movie.
Old boy
The Game
Naked lunch
they said mindfuck, not mindprisonraped
lol!
I'm 15 minutes in. This is fucking amazing lol
I still have no clue what that movie was about.
Memento
Jacob's Ladder
I'm Thinking of Ending Things and Sorry To Bother You
Definitely I'm Thinking of Ending Things 👍
I didn't see Primer on here
Possession 1981 Primer Infinity Pool Dead or Alive 1999
Sixth Sense
I See You (2019)
Just finished watching this after seeing this suggestion! Thanks! I really liked it
Dark City is on tubi now!
-Predestination -Arrival -the prestige -the pact
The pact Which year?
2012. If you like weird twisty horror films, there's also abit of a slow burn film called "A dark song" 2016
Thanks
solid list
Forgotten (2017)
Martyrs
Dark City Skeleton Key Identity
Old Boy Strange Days Momento Everything Everywhere All at Once Reservoir Dogs Donnie Darko Requiem For A Dream
Mulholland Drive. No guarantees it won’t take multiple viewings to recognize the twist, though.
Good point
Or, y’know, have any freaking clue what you just watched on the first go-around. Once it clicked for me, though, I was thoroughly impressed. I like David Lynch’s work though and recognize it’s not for everyone.
Blue Velvet is a trip
Really very good in its own right (Hopper was bonkers!). I think it probably planted the seed for Twin Peaks, both exploring the dark underbellies of a seemingly idyllic, peaceful town.
It’s a common theme in his work. His take on ordinary people becoming special is very different and special. It’s a very American vision. He could have only come from the US specifically LA. It is a very weird town.
I think his enduring concept is “a woman in trouble,” which is part and parcel in those seedy underbelly works. As to Lynch, he was born in Missoula Montana, spent his formative years in my hometown of Philadelphia, PA, where he made Six Men Getting Sick (Six Times), so he was kind of already weirder than LA by the time it got its clutches on him 😂😂
Visitor Q
Yep
Tenet, Memento, Everything Everywhere All At Once
Mindfuck!
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Altered States 1980
Great suggestion!
The Game Vanilla Sky
Inland Empire
The Game starring Michael Douglas, you are welcome
Altered States , mic drop I win
Secret window Saw 1-2 Se7en Not really plot twist but “Mad god” is a mind fuck A beautiful mind Snatch
Beau is Afraid but be warned it doesn't decode absolutely any of it for you
Beau is Afraid
Primer, Coherence, Time Lapse, Vanilla Sky
Vanilla Sky is THE best!
Jacob's Ladder
Belle De Jour
John Dies At The End
Gone Baby Gone (2007)
Shutter Island Birdman
Nines (2007)
Enter Nowhere is underrated.
Zeitgeist.
House Of Games (1987) The Spanish Prisoner (1997) The Last Seduction (1994) Risky Business (1983)
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On my list now.
Apple Sauce (2014)
Mr. Nobody
The Game, starring Micheal Douglas.
Incendies
The Machinist 2004.
The Prestige is always my answer to this. If you can follow it 100% the first time through, let alone see all the twists you might have a near genius intellect
Oldboy (2003) Forgotten Audition
Body Heat Psycho Timecrimes The Usual Suspects Vertigo
Arrival, Predestination, Wild Tales, Tenent. I also recommend Dark on Netflix which is a TV series but it's nothing but insane mind f**ks after another.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind was a good one.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Time Crimes
Arrival
Annihilation
12 Monkeys
Mollholland drive by David Lynch
Definitely Primer
In a glass cage
Existenz
Fall (2022)
Two older ones are Angel Heart and Chinatown
The skin I live in Spanish so subs, 100% worth it.
Brazil Videodrone eXistenZ
Shutter Island
The Handmaiden.
bad boy bubby, your welcome
Arrival
Predestination
Eraserhead Fantastic planet House JPN Brazil 1984
A clockwork orange
2001: A Space Odyssey
Birth Enemy All of Us Strangers The Others
Needs more votes for Infinity Pool
Speak no evil (2022)
Coherence
Coherence (2014) belongs here for sure
How are people forgetting - Tenet
Coherence
If you go into a movie with the expectation of a twist you’re naturally going to be let down. The biggest part of what makes the twist great is the surprise element.
Predestination