Your favourite underrated movies no one saw
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The Legend of 1900
I Like It Like That The Fifth Element |
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In the Loop
The Imposters Big Night The Way, Way Back |
Anonymous
Loved that one. |
Anonymous
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A Royal Night Out.
Very timely! Based on true story of Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret going out in London to celebrate the end of the war, shortly before Elizabeth became queen. Their one true taste of being young and free and celebrating with the world before duty called even more. It is light, fun, and the costumes and set design are incredible! |
Anonymous
| Would “that thing you do!” qualify? That was a great movie. |
Anonymous
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Singles
Go! La Haine Muriel's Wedding Mr. Jones |
Anonymous
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Strictly Ballroom
Magnolia River's Edge Millions Pricilla, Queen of the Desert What We Do In the Shadows (the movie, not the series, but the series is good too) Shawn of the Dead Kung Fu Hustle Away We Go Wings of Desire Slither Secrets & Lies |
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I feel like Big Night was pretty widely seen? Maybe not. I do love it.
I really liked The Wedding Banquet, an early Ang Lee film: https://youtu.be/5kVkRhXt3S4 |
Anonymous
The Way, Way Back was my choice, also. I love Sam Rockwell. |
Anonymous
Muriel’s Wedding! Loved that movie. Took years for me to realize that was Toni Collette. |
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Walking and Talking
And others have posted this already, so I'm just co-signing: Go, and Raise the Red Lantern. Also, I wouldn't say no one saw this, but a movie I love that I think is very underrated is The Family Stone. |
Anonymous
Hope so — loved it! |
Anonymous
Oh gosh I went to see But I'm A Cheerleader the night I finished law school! Mine is Lawn Dogs with Sam Rockwell and Mischa Barton - it was my first time seeing either of them on screen and I thought they were both amazing. I was happy when Sam Rockwell got famous - and sad about what happened to Mischa Barton. |
Anonymous
Gen X checking in - me three! |
Anonymous
That one is SO GOOD. I wish Will Ferrel would do more serious roles. |