Anonymous #1 2w

lol i saw that one way too many times as a kid. recently rewatched it tho so not really in the mood

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Anonymous OP 2w

Hm, what about Eurotrip, have you ever seen that?

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Anonymous #1 2w

yup! but my cup of tea, but i’ll gladly sit through anything as long as it has michelle tratchenberg in it

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Anonymous #3 2w

seen it! i probably should’ve specified this, but i work at a movie theater and i’m very familiar with most big releases from the last four years lol

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Anonymous OP 2w

What about Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain? It’s a comedy that came out in 2023, I really loved it

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Anonymous #1 2w

i wasn’t a fan of it personally lol. glad you liked it tho

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Anonymous #4 2w

seen all of them! not a fan of first they killed my father or passengers, but beasts of no nation and the mad max movies rule!

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Anonymous #5 2w

good ass movie right there!

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Anonymous OP 2w

Oh, shit. OP knows ball. In that case, the original Gundam compilation trilogy, and Space Runaway Ideon (tv series), then Be Invoked (finale movie).

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Anonymous #6 2w

that’s a good one! i’ve seen every lars von trier movie (for better or worse) and there’s one of his best

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Anonymous #5 2w

lol i’ve actually been rewatching SPI with my gf lately

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Anonymous #7 2w

lol that’s a classic in my household. the amount of times that’s been on in my house or the dvd player in my mom’s old mini van when i was little is countless

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Anonymous OP 2w

True lol, sorry I haven’t seen a lot of movies in my life, do YOU have any recommendations

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Anonymous OP 2w

Damn, really knows ball. Since this is going into classic anime recs now, Aura Battler Dunbine (another Kill-‘em-All Tomino series), Legend of the Galactic Heroes, and Fist of the North Star.

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Anonymous #5 2w

i’ve seen legend of the galactic heroes and fist of the north star! maybe it’s finally time i check out aura battler dunbine. i’m really just looking for movie recs, but i really need to watch more anime, so i’ll give it a go soon! thank you my friend

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Anonymous #7 2w

well, if you like napoleon dynamite, i’d recommend magic spot, ghost world, welcome to the dollhouse, relaxer, and real women have curves!

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Anonymous #8 2w

very good movie! i’d recommend “life, and nothing more…,” which feels like a huge influence on perfect days. it’s kind of a sequel to “where is the friend’s house” though, so you should watch that one first.

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Anonymous OP 2w

Is any of his other stuff like it? The premise was so cool imo but I didn't like the gore. Or any good surrealist movies?

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Anonymous OP 2w

Completely different but akira is really good if you haven't seen that one. It's my favorite movie

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Anonymous #10 2w

all great picks! the train is my favorite movie from john frankenheimer

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Anonymous #6 2w

of course i’ve seen akira lol

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Anonymous #6 2w

trier is pretty infamous for overly disturbing imagery. antichrist is one of my favorite movies, but there’s a scene in that movie that almost made me faint when i watched it. if you’re into his artsy black comedy style, quentin dupieux is a very good filmmaker who covers similar surrealist concepts without all the gore and disturbing imagery you’d expect from trier. my favorite from him is probably “keep an eye out,” but “incredible but true” is probably the best example of a trier-esque story.

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Anonymous #11 2w

saw that one recently on behalf of a friend’s request lol

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Anonymous OP 2w

No way💀 ok then either Tinkerbell 4: Secret of the wings or The Little Mermaid prequel: Ariel’s beginning

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Anonymous #11 2w

seen secret of the wings! my gf always talks about how bad the little mermaid prequel is, so we’re definitely watching that together soon lol

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Anonymous OP 2w

Haha I’d disagree but I’m just happy I said something you haven’t seen yet

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Anonymous OP 2w

Heck yeah! I’ve always thought that it’s one of the most underrated Ww2 movies

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Anonymous #11 2w

lol yeah i’m surprised how many of these i’ve seen

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Anonymous OP 2w

Ig then what genre of movies have you seen less of

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Anonymous #11 2w

idk i’m pretty familiar with most genres lol. the signature films from each anyway

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Anonymous #12 2w

i’ve seen every paul verhoven my dude. one of my all time favs

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Anonymous greggrulzok 4d

already seen it

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Anonymous OP 4d

Sherlock Jr. (1924)

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Anonymous OP 4d

Do that again

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