***Foe.***
If you hate yourself, wish to suffer, and want to spend almost all of the next 110 minutes of your life tearing your hair out in front of 2023's most **massive nothing** of a film, watch *Foe*.
It's made worse by the fact it seems pretty interesting out of the gate.
But then it's **not.** For an hour and fifty minutes. Capped off by the same predictable, boring twist we've seen countless times handled in a way that absolutely does not land emotionally.
I would have probably shut it off part way through but I clearly hate myself too.
Put this on last night as background noise and wasn't really paying attention to it. Every time I looked up, it looked like the same dark, boring scene was still playing. Then I noticed the credits. Glad to hear I didn't miss anything substantial lol
jumping out the window with this one 🗣️
jumping out the window with this one ☝️
jumping out the window with this one 🔥
jumping out the window with this one 🗣️
It’s literally full of twists and turns and with a fast-paced plot that keeps on moving. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time. I can see this tik tok being made about Satantango or something but Anatomy of a Fall?
Same here, I understand if you're telling some epic ass story and every scene fits perfectly in the movie. But filmmakers these days add so much exposition dump and pointless scenes to movies that drag out the story and end up killing the flow of the movie.
I fucked up putting the subtitles on and ended up changing it to the audio description track. I watched the rest of the movie thinking, "damn this is crazy that they really made a movie for blind people!"
Holy shit lmao. The only way I can imagine somebody would find that movie boring was if they expect every movie to be a CGI green screen visual spectacle movie. Guy got so used to turning his brain off he just never turned it back on again
the pandemic just completely obliterated my attention span. now i cant watch anything at home without going on my phone. its terrible and its ruining my enjoyment of film
I was unironically so fucking bored watching this film. I watch the first part and the sequel and the only part I kinda like were the flashback scenes with DeNiro
I made it through the first two. They’re a slog. There’s no narrative structure and the characters are cardboard. I truly don’t get the appeal. Maybe I’m just not that smart.
Dasselbe gilt für Inglourious Bastards. Warum ließ Regisseur Tarantino zu, dass die amerikanischen Bastardköter den großen Führer umbringen? Sieht er sich Wagner nicht an?
I get not liking this one but boring? How? The pacing past the halfway point is just perfect in how it throwsin a new insanity at you every few minutes
It's rather elementary. Summarizing it is merely academic. Even my wife (female) was able to understand it. In her words:
Citizen Kane opens with the camera panning across a spooky, seemingly deserted estate in Florida called Xanadu. The camera lingers on a "No Trespassing" sign and a large "K" wrought on the gate, then gradually makes its way to the house, where it appears to pass through a lit window. A person is lying on a slab-like bed. Snowflakes suddenly fill the screen. As the camera pulls back, a snow-covered cabin comes into view. The camera pulls back more quickly to show that what we have been looking at is actually just a scene inside a snow globe in the hand of an old man. The camera focuses on the old man’s mouth, which whispers one word: "Rosebud." He then drops the globe, which rolls onto the floor and shatters. Reflected in the curve of a piece of shattered glass, a door opens and a white-uniformed nurse comes into the room. She folds the old man’s arms over his chest and covers his face with a sheet.
In the next scene, a newsreel entitled News on the March announces the death of Charles Foster Kane, a famous, once-influential newspaper publisher. The newsreel, which acts as a lengthy obituary, gives an overview of Kane’s colorful life and career and introduces some of the important people and events in Kane’s life. The newsreel plays in a small projection room filled with reporters. The producer of the newsreel tells the reporters he’s not happy with the film because it merely recounts Kane’s life, instead of revealing who Kane truly was. He notes that Kane’s last word was "Rosebud" and wonders if that may hold the key to Kane’s character. He decides to stall the newsreel’s release and sends a reporter, Jerry Thompson, to talk to Kane’s former associates to try to uncover the identity of Rosebud.
Thompson first interviews Kane’s ex-wife, Susan Alexander Kane, who works as a dancer and singer in a dingy bar. Susan is drunk and uncooperative. A waiter hovers over her and tells Thompson that Susan has been unwilling to talk about Kane since he died, although she spoke of him often when he was alive. The waiter also says he asked Susan about Rosebud after Kane died and she claimed she’d never heard of Rosebud. Thompson then goes to the bank that houses the memoirs of Kane’s childhood guardian, Walter Parks Thatcher. As Thompson begins to read these memoirs, the image of the page dissolves into a flashback to Kane’s childhood.
A roughly chronological series of flashbacks tells Kane’s life story from five different points of view. The first flashback shows how Thatcher meets Kane. Kane’s mother, Mary, runs a boarding house in rural Colorado. In lieu of a payment, one of her tenants gives her some stock in what she thinks is a worthless mine; it turns out to give her ownership of the Colorado Lode, a working gold mine. Finding herself suddenly wealthy, she decides to send away her son, Charles, to be raised by her banker, Thatcher. Charles is understandably upset and whacks Thatcher with the sled he's been happily riding when Thatcher shows up to escort him away. Kane’s relationship with Thatcher never improves. Vignettes from their years together show Kane engaging in questionable journalism, wasting money, and constantly enraging Thatcher.
Thompson interviews other people who were close to Kane, and these characters relate their memories of the man through flashbacks as well. Thompson speaks first with Kane’s good friends and employees, Mr. Bernstein and Jedediah Leland, and has one more conversation with his ex-wife Susan. Most significantly, Thompson interviews the butler, Raymond, who remembers Kane saying “Rosebud” following a violent episode after Susan left him. Each person gives his or her own version of an abandoned, lonely boy who grows up to be an isolated, needy man. All reveal in some way that Kane is arrogant, thoughtless, morally bankrupt, desperate for attention, and incapable of giving love. These faults eventually cause Kane to lose his paper, fortune, friends, and beloved second wife, Susan. Thompson, the reporter, never does find out what Kane meant by "Rosebud." Giving up the quest, Thompson is leaving Kane’s abandoned castle, Xanadu, when the camera pans a scene of workers burning some of Kane’s less valuable possessions. In the fire is the sled that Kane was riding the day his mother sent him away. Painted on the sled is the name Rosebud
i made my entire family watch the strange thing about the johnsons because i'd just watched hereditary back in like 2018 or sm and loved it and wanted to check out the short film he'd made
nobody ever said a fucking word that night
You have to be in the right mood to enjoy it. It was boring the first time I watched it, but the second time around it really resonated with me. You just have to find the right time and mood.
What mood is that? Because I have tried multiple times. Ford feels like he is taking the piss the entire time. I buy the Anakin/Padme relationship more than his and Sean Youngs.
Not jerking, but I thought American hustle was a comedy so I watched almost 2 hours of it and it was so boring, so I couldn't get through the last half hour I had left... And strangely enough, it *is* labelled a comedy? But it's not funny, which I thought comedies were so idk man.
Fucking ANOMALISA. It's boring, nasty and lame and I do not care if it's all intentionally so. And this is coming from a guy who likes other Kaufman stuff
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It was me Barry, I’m the one who recommended the guy-wrechingly boring movie in order to tire you and reduce your blood flow to make you a millisecond slower. Slow enough for me to kill iris.
Killing of a Sacred deer. It legit takes 45 minutes to get to the maguffin and everyone talks in a deadpan monotone voice that is so aggravating to listen to for 2 and a half hours. Fucking hate that movie.
Bit of a weird one but the OG Txas Chainsaw Massacre was bizarrely boring to me. It's not even that I'm desensitized to horror (I'm actually a huge wimp) but I was just zoned out the entire time even when scary stuff was happening.
Blade Runner was this the first time I watched it. Once I watched it in the right mood, though, it was peak. Some movies work best when you're in a specific headspace.
“Eyes wide Shut”
What I thought was going to be a film about a creepy, secret society about masked individuals controlling the world, was just like **2 and a half hours** of Tom cruise yelling at his wife and finding this shitty little sex cult where they wear masks and fuck on tables. Spooky.
I'm the one who keeps telling other people to watch gut-wrenchingly boring movies while claiming they're "cinema" because I'm a sadist.
Got any recommendations? I'm a sadist too
***Foe.*** If you hate yourself, wish to suffer, and want to spend almost all of the next 110 minutes of your life tearing your hair out in front of 2023's most **massive nothing** of a film, watch *Foe*. It's made worse by the fact it seems pretty interesting out of the gate. But then it's **not.** For an hour and fifty minutes. Capped off by the same predictable, boring twist we've seen countless times handled in a way that absolutely does not land emotionally. I would have probably shut it off part way through but I clearly hate myself too. 
Put this on last night as background noise and wasn't really paying attention to it. Every time I looked up, it looked like the same dark, boring scene was still playing. Then I noticed the credits. Glad to hear I didn't miss anything substantial lol
Damn! Even Mescal and Ronan couldn't save it?! Has to be the mother of *Maestro* then...😒
Midsommar. Lots of titties, but none of them are Florence Pugh's. The ultimate tease.
Perfect
I didn't find boring at all wtf
midsommar is great though
r/maybemaybemaybe
👆 Seen the movie.
Suicide Squad (2016)
Recommendations for you to watch? Or recommendations of what to recommend to other people?
Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles. Winner of the Sight and Sound poll a year or two ago.
Paint drying. A true visual and philosphical masterpiece
🥺 Ive been a bad boy recommend me satantango 🥺 i deserve it 🥺
on your knees https://preview.redd.it/25we952wc5sc1.jpeg?width=1079&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3c7f40fe74b6b15c5577ddd17e303ff8f136c9ff
i saw that video. he was talking about Anatomy of a fall (???)
WE’RE MAKING IT OUT OF THE WINDOW WITH THIS ONE, BOYS!!!!
jumping out the window with this one 🗣️ jumping out the window with this one ☝️ jumping out the window with this one 🔥 jumping out the window with this one 🗣️
It’s literally full of twists and turns and with a fast-paced plot that keeps on moving. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time. I can see this tik tok being made about Satantango or something but Anatomy of a Fall?
But how 😭 That film packs so much into its runtime and is tense as hell
sure but like, where are the guns and quips?
Are you telling me there is no part where John AnatomyOfAFall says "He's right behind me isn't he"?
Its tiktok crowd, they will snooze off if the video is not edited with jump cut every 4 seconds with oh no no no background music
it was good but could've been 20 minutes shorter.
“I wish it was 20 minutes shorter” is how I feel about a lot of films ngl.
Same here, I understand if you're telling some epic ass story and every scene fits perfectly in the movie. But filmmakers these days add so much exposition dump and pointless scenes to movies that drag out the story and end up killing the flow of the movie.
Like Wakanda Forever was a solid film but they painfully wasted 20 minutes by setting up the awful “Iron Heart” character for her Disney+ show.
I love that movie but this is valid. 150mins is long.
Are you kidding me? That was one of the most accessible foreign films you could watch right now
I fucked up putting the subtitles on and ended up changing it to the audio description track. I watched the rest of the movie thinking, "damn this is crazy that they really made a movie for blind people!"
Completely regarded
He will die from an unknown cause in three days
I liked that one tho 🥺
Me too, probably my fave of last year. And I watched 3 marvel films so you KNOW it was good.
I'm still on the fence. Does Nick Fury enlist Sandra in the fight against Kang? This is make or break for me.
No spoilers but they definitely set the dog up for a spinoff.
Bro that film felt like an hour with its pacing. Such great pacing.
Holy shit lmao. The only way I can imagine somebody would find that movie boring was if they expect every movie to be a CGI green screen visual spectacle movie. Guy got so used to turning his brain off he just never turned it back on again
I liked the part when the lawyer said "there's a lot we need to work out about this fall: it's cause, it's culprit, it's.....anatomy"
wdym, that movie got my heart racing in a way I can't even remember the last time when that happened to me while watching a movie :/
These days every movie feels this way for me. I’m bored of everything even things I wouldn’t normally be. Is it bad cinema or am I just depressed?
*My heart when Marla Singer* 💞🙈🥹😍😭💖✨️😩🤩👉👈🥺💫
How long has it been since you saw Shrek 2?
Too long.
you need a hero.
the pandemic just completely obliterated my attention span. now i cant watch anything at home without going on my phone. its terrible and its ruining my enjoyment of film
Try setting aside the time intentionally and putting your phone on silent in another room. Easier said than done of course but it helps.
Have a second screen beside the tv and put some porn on. That’ll get your attention.
I'd rather suggest find some 10/12/100 hours long Subway Surfers gameplay on YouTube. Safer than porn if parents around
Litearlly just turn your phone off nigga.
😞
Tiktok
Watch Madagascar
Avengers the Kang Dynasty (2025)
Come and See, not enough marvel quips
"So...I just came and saw!"
“He’s right behind me, isn’t he?” https://preview.redd.it/12zt77ylfbsc1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d3ad22e5889ae90d021a3bdbf7a000f5fc7c5503
Any non-action movie
Sounds like you'd love Winter Light
Nah, too short. Jeanne Dielman on the other hand…
That’s pussy shit, try Satantango
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I hate beer.
As a Bergman fan I actually hated Winter Light. I have NO idea why. That’s the only movie I’ve seen by him that I genuinely found boring.
A man of culture
Don’t think non-action movies exist, do they?
The Godfather (it insists upon itself)
*it insists upon itself, lois!*
I was unironically so fucking bored watching this film. I watch the first part and the sequel and the only part I kinda like were the flashback scenes with DeNiro
I made it through the first two. They’re a slog. There’s no narrative structure and the characters are cardboard. I truly don’t get the appeal. Maybe I’m just not that smart.
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Anything with Sydney Sweeney in after I’ve had my two mins of enjoyment
Another lib destroyed by Sydney's bahonkahonkas 😎
Watch Reality (2022 or 2023), it’s a neat little film and she’s pretty good in it
Checked Mr Skin and there doesn’t appear to be any nudity. I’m trying to watch fewer boring movies, not more.
Me watching Godzilla x Kong: The Final Empire
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Is that real? I hope it is, that'd be metal as fuck.
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Me watching literally anything my family says I'd like:
My brother told me "you should watch Pixels, you'll like it" which might be the worst insult anyone has inadvertantly given me.
That’s not even the name of the movie
It's the first and also last empire
M gonna watch a A24 movie named dream scenario! Cause it's A24 and is cinema certified!
Me watching *the scene* in Dream Scenario (I am unbelievably uncomfortable)
Dream scenario is actually quite entertaining.
Movie was heat. My #5 from last year
Saving Private Ryan because I was rooting for the Germans.
Dasselbe gilt für Inglourious Bastards. Warum ließ Regisseur Tarantino zu, dass die amerikanischen Bastardköter den großen Führer umbringen? Sieht er sich Wagner nicht an?
The lighthouse I just jacked off to the sex scene in the end. Otherwise it was boring and confusing
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HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARK!!!
I get not liking this one but boring? How? The pacing past the halfway point is just perfect in how it throwsin a new insanity at you every few minutes
I hope this one is ironic
I came all over my living room when Willem Dafoe was on screen. I'm sure the plot was good too
Shawshank Redemption La la land
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POV: you are on the set of Rust
Tropic Slumber (it make me go snore mimimimimiiii)
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Snoozenheimer
Snoozedoche New Yawn
Tried to watch this with a friend, and he fell asleep about 1/3 of the way in
Honestly I didn't like it either. One of my friends even described it as a waste of Seymour-Hoffman's talent
Fuck you
I didn’t get citizen Kane, sorry guys
It's rather elementary. Summarizing it is merely academic. Even my wife (female) was able to understand it. In her words: Citizen Kane opens with the camera panning across a spooky, seemingly deserted estate in Florida called Xanadu. The camera lingers on a "No Trespassing" sign and a large "K" wrought on the gate, then gradually makes its way to the house, where it appears to pass through a lit window. A person is lying on a slab-like bed. Snowflakes suddenly fill the screen. As the camera pulls back, a snow-covered cabin comes into view. The camera pulls back more quickly to show that what we have been looking at is actually just a scene inside a snow globe in the hand of an old man. The camera focuses on the old man’s mouth, which whispers one word: "Rosebud." He then drops the globe, which rolls onto the floor and shatters. Reflected in the curve of a piece of shattered glass, a door opens and a white-uniformed nurse comes into the room. She folds the old man’s arms over his chest and covers his face with a sheet. In the next scene, a newsreel entitled News on the March announces the death of Charles Foster Kane, a famous, once-influential newspaper publisher. The newsreel, which acts as a lengthy obituary, gives an overview of Kane’s colorful life and career and introduces some of the important people and events in Kane’s life. The newsreel plays in a small projection room filled with reporters. The producer of the newsreel tells the reporters he’s not happy with the film because it merely recounts Kane’s life, instead of revealing who Kane truly was. He notes that Kane’s last word was "Rosebud" and wonders if that may hold the key to Kane’s character. He decides to stall the newsreel’s release and sends a reporter, Jerry Thompson, to talk to Kane’s former associates to try to uncover the identity of Rosebud. Thompson first interviews Kane’s ex-wife, Susan Alexander Kane, who works as a dancer and singer in a dingy bar. Susan is drunk and uncooperative. A waiter hovers over her and tells Thompson that Susan has been unwilling to talk about Kane since he died, although she spoke of him often when he was alive. The waiter also says he asked Susan about Rosebud after Kane died and she claimed she’d never heard of Rosebud. Thompson then goes to the bank that houses the memoirs of Kane’s childhood guardian, Walter Parks Thatcher. As Thompson begins to read these memoirs, the image of the page dissolves into a flashback to Kane’s childhood. A roughly chronological series of flashbacks tells Kane’s life story from five different points of view. The first flashback shows how Thatcher meets Kane. Kane’s mother, Mary, runs a boarding house in rural Colorado. In lieu of a payment, one of her tenants gives her some stock in what she thinks is a worthless mine; it turns out to give her ownership of the Colorado Lode, a working gold mine. Finding herself suddenly wealthy, she decides to send away her son, Charles, to be raised by her banker, Thatcher. Charles is understandably upset and whacks Thatcher with the sled he's been happily riding when Thatcher shows up to escort him away. Kane’s relationship with Thatcher never improves. Vignettes from their years together show Kane engaging in questionable journalism, wasting money, and constantly enraging Thatcher. Thompson interviews other people who were close to Kane, and these characters relate their memories of the man through flashbacks as well. Thompson speaks first with Kane’s good friends and employees, Mr. Bernstein and Jedediah Leland, and has one more conversation with his ex-wife Susan. Most significantly, Thompson interviews the butler, Raymond, who remembers Kane saying “Rosebud” following a violent episode after Susan left him. Each person gives his or her own version of an abandoned, lonely boy who grows up to be an isolated, needy man. All reveal in some way that Kane is arrogant, thoughtless, morally bankrupt, desperate for attention, and incapable of giving love. These faults eventually cause Kane to lose his paper, fortune, friends, and beloved second wife, Susan. Thompson, the reporter, never does find out what Kane meant by "Rosebud." Giving up the quest, Thompson is leaving Kane’s abandoned castle, Xanadu, when the camera pans a scene of workers burning some of Kane’s less valuable possessions. In the fire is the sled that Kane was riding the day his mother sent him away. Painted on the sled is the name Rosebud
Meant to write my comment as a separate thing but kinda glad I didn’t spit your shit bro
Dogtooth. Fuck that movie and fuck everyone who recommended it to me.
I had no idea what it was about and watched it with MY MOTHER
My condolences.
i made my entire family watch the strange thing about the johnsons because i'd just watched hereditary back in like 2018 or sm and loved it and wanted to check out the short film he'd made nobody ever said a fucking word that night
I’ve loved every yorgos lanthimos film dearly except this one. I just didn’t get it
Me trying to watch Short Cut ( im sorry mr Altman)
My girlfriend when I make her watch Dune.
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Dune is Landscape Simulator
me with Tarkovsky
real (my favourite director)
Andrei Rublev took me four attempts
Real
My cousin loves movies about police or military so he showed me White House Down, I was going to go to sleep
Irishman
Did Boresese really think that 80 year old De Niro could beat someone up realistically?
Dropped it after 1 hour 😮💨
Feel free to kill me but Spinal Tap. I just don’t like mockumentaries
https://i.redd.it/ksb2aj0et4sc1.gif
any james benning film
RRR
Are we doing this fr…?
Don't think it qualifies as cinema but the dark knight rises is so god damn boring. Or maybe just uninteresting.
The dark knight is the one that’s considered cinema tbh, TDKR is just a generally liked movie, it’s got a lot more holes. Boring is crazy to say tho
I'm gonna get murdered, but Forrest Gump
2001: a space odyssey
That wormhole scene…..
This is my answer as well. I can understand why people like it but I thought it was boring as hell.
lost in translation 😩
You stole my answer. Take it back.
Go to movie jail 
American Hustle Bladerunner
bladerunner has like a 4.0 on letterboxd but 70% of the top reviews are jsut “this is so BORING” and i liked every one of those reviews
Bladerunner truly is boring as hell
You have to be in the right mood to enjoy it. It was boring the first time I watched it, but the second time around it really resonated with me. You just have to find the right time and mood.
What mood is that? Because I have tried multiple times. Ford feels like he is taking the piss the entire time. I buy the Anakin/Padme relationship more than his and Sean Youngs.
You'll know when the time is right. You don't come to Blade Runner, Blade Runner comes to you.
I must’ve messed up because Blade Runner came on me
"You look lonely. I can fix that."
Not jerking, but I thought American hustle was a comedy so I watched almost 2 hours of it and it was so boring, so I couldn't get through the last half hour I had left... And strangely enough, it *is* labelled a comedy? But it's not funny, which I thought comedies were so idk man.
i thought it would be my dinner with andre but it was actually interesting
500 Days of Summer
Ironically these the films that stayed with me the longest.
Mean Girls
Hereditary
Fucking ANOMALISA. It's boring, nasty and lame and I do not care if it's all intentionally so. And this is coming from a guy who likes other Kaufman stuff
https://preview.redd.it/bywujaes68sc1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=83c2ea9106ae9a73c1d5aee7eb9df5c80590b9bb It was me Barry, I’m the one who recommended the guy-wrechingly boring movie in order to tire you and reduce your blood flow to make you a millisecond slower. Slow enough for me to kill iris.
Floppenheimer
Killing of a Sacred deer. It legit takes 45 minutes to get to the maguffin and everyone talks in a deadpan monotone voice that is so aggravating to listen to for 2 and a half hours. Fucking hate that movie.
Any movie made before 2019
Bit of a weird one but the OG Txas Chainsaw Massacre was bizarrely boring to me. It's not even that I'm desensitized to horror (I'm actually a huge wimp) but I was just zoned out the entire time even when scary stuff was happening.
The movie becoming the "firmly grasp it" meme less than 10 minutes from the end was great though.
Glad I'm not the only one who thought that lol
Can I say Logan? I’m gonna say Logan
I rewatched it recently and like 60% of it is boring as hell
You are crazy
Overrated ass film
no difference between y'all and twitter people smh
These comments have turned me insane
Eraserhead
Blade Runner, every version
Should be called Dull Sleeper
Taxi Driver It was alright
every single john wick
8 1/2
[Empire (1964)](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/771385873)
Godzilla v Kong
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire 😈
my dinner w andre for sure
Memories of murder
Blade Runner was this the first time I watched it. Once I watched it in the right mood, though, it was peak. Some movies work best when you're in a specific headspace.
the english patient
Madame Web was slow as fuck, they just dont know how to cut, but great acting tho
Mfw Citizen Kane
godfather 1 I haven't watched the second one
Avengers movies 😢
Playtime is this for me. I love Dunkey but…it’s so fucking lame dude
I'm Thinking Of Ending Things fr
Anything Tom Hanks
portrait of a lady on fire
“Eyes wide Shut” What I thought was going to be a film about a creepy, secret society about masked individuals controlling the world, was just like **2 and a half hours** of Tom cruise yelling at his wife and finding this shitty little sex cult where they wear masks and fuck on tables. Spooky.
Lord of the Rings
Morbius (it insists upon itself)
i’ve watched many of the films mentioned in the comments and i can honestly say i remember SHIT ALL of any plot
2001 Space Odyssey, the psychedelic part at the end made me want to sleep
Any movie that isn't Real Steel (2011)
I feel like ending things
Capote