What movie has made your jaw drop that I probably haven't seen?

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Anonymous wrote:The Vanishing

You mean the original Dutch one? Still not over it more than a decade later.

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Anonymous wrote:Sophie Scholl: The Final Days

This is an incredible movie. I saw it years ago and still haven't gotten over it.

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Anonymous wrote:A girl like her on netflix.

Maybe not as powerful as some of these, but it took a turn I did not see coming. It is about bullying.

Is there a useful lesson?

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Yes, it’s an old thread.

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Malice (Nicole Kidman and Alec Baldwin)

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Manchurian Candidate (Original, with Sinatra)

State of Grace (Sean Penn)

[Anonymous]

Bambi Meets Godzilla

Movie link below.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bambi_Meets_Godzilla

[Anonymous]

This year? Sinners
This decade? Conclave, Past Lives, American Fiction, Anatomy of a Fall, The Last Repair Shop

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diva
dir jean jacque beneix

orpheu negre
dir marcel camus

plein soleil
dir rene clement

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Anonymous wrote:Night of the Hunter - probably one of the scariest movies ever made. Spike Lee has Radio Rahim do an homage to Robert Mitchum's tale of love and hate in "Do the Right Thing."

The Lives of Others - fantastic look at life inside the East Bloc before the wall came down. And the ending? F**king amazing!

ohmygod!
mitch was #$%^&*()_{ scary

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Out of Africa and A Room with a View. Babettes Feast.

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For many years it was The Lives of Others.

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With sadness? Grave of the Fireflies, too sad to watch more than once or even watch with other people.

Another Japanese movie that gutted me was called Nobody Knows.

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Anonymous wrote:We Need to Talk About Kevin (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1242460/)

I watched it a few years ago and with how things are nowadays, it's not ever very far from my mind.

I read the book and could not watch this movie.