The Best Movies Ever, that No one will ever see!

[Slugwriter]

I have recently seen a few good movies, that I have never heard about before. This got to me.

There are so many incredible films out there, that virtually are unknown by the majority of movie goers.

So, as a dedication to all those who worked so hard to make an incedible movie, and was low-balled, I am gonna rent and watch any movie recommended in this thread.

So, please, anybody, recommend something good. Something that is underrated. And I will watch it!

 

[Zensteve]

Confessions of a Superhero

 

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The Red Violin (so not a chick flick)


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[Uranium City]

"Dingo, Dog of The Desert" starring Miles Davis

 

[LittleEarthquakes]

Limbo...stars David Strathairn and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio

 

[Zensteve]

Btw - I expect to see movie reviews in about a week.

 

[TheBuck]

Confessions of a Superhero

HOLY SHIT YES! One of the best Docs I have seen hands down.

 

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Btw - I expect to see movie reviews in about a week.

There will be a test....


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[sebru]

shadow of the vampire, ravenous, in the bedroom

 

[Uranium City]

Moved us over to the lobby...

 

[insert_cliche_here]

pups. i dunno if this is as under-rated as i think it is, but i know i'm the only person i know who's seen it. it makes me cry though

 

[TheBuck]

Can I just say most Troma! movies?

 

[chilipie]

Tarsem's The Fall. Breathtakingly beautiful.

 

[Brooksy]

The Violinist. It's a short but awesome.

 

[David.rhsc]

x3 on Confessions of a Superhero. Great film.

I'll add "Grace."

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1220213/

Saw it at SFIFF. Amazing. Was fun to hear the director describe the fly wrangling process to the audience. Gabrielle Rose is SO disturbing in this movie, great performance.

 

[LAParker92]

Tarsem's The Fall. Breathtakingly beautiful.

I have to agree. Everyone needs to see it.

 

[gibbo]

Cool thread.

Not sure how unknown you're going for here, or how unknown these are. But it can't hurt to have them here:

The Wilby conspiracy
Martyrs
[rec] (don't watch if you've already seen Quarantine)
Sukiyaki Western Django
Chopper
Old Boy
My Sassy Girl
Bella
La Horde (havn't seen yet)
Two hands
hard times (Charles Bronson)
black dynamite
Ray
El Mariachi (the original)
Daybreakers was also better that I thought it would be, still not as good as I thought it could have been

 

[Jabe]

Not the best, but an excellent masterpiece in its own way nethertheless. "Smoke - 1995" Its the type of movie they just don't make anymore.

 

[Zensteve]

Hmm, more people saw Confessions than I imagined.

So let's try:

How To Get Ahead In Advertising

Unofficial Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDJ2xuCV4gs

IMDB info:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097531/

 

[Uranium City]

"Smoke - 1995" Its the type of movie they just don't make anymore.

I love Smoke. And I love the follow up even more, "Blue In The Face." "Blue In The Face" is more of an essay film...it's outtakes and deleted scenes from "Smoke" edited to tell another awesome story interspersed with digital video interviews of real residents of Brooklyn. It's so beautiful the very thought of it is making me cry right now...TONS of fun cameos, too...Jim Jarmusch, Michael J. Fox, John Lurie, Madonna, and Roseanne Barr among others.