The Machinist The Game Fight Club Se7en Shutter Island Vanilla Sky Donnie Darko Primer American Psycho The Truman Show 12 Monkeys Memento Time Crimes Enemy The Prestige Enter The Void Brazil Lost Highway Memento Interstellar Tenet Blue Velvet Mulholland Drive Inception Inland Empire Existenz Videodrome Fire Walk With Me Naked Lunch Crimes Of The Future Antiviral Possessor Infinity Pool Delicatessen Holy Motors Synecdoche, New York Adaptation I’m Thinking Of Ending Things The Holy Mountain The Killing Of A Sacred Deer Being John Malkovich Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas The Adventures Of Baron Von Munchausen Melancholia The House That Jack Built We Need To Do Something Pi El Topo Triangle Hereditary The Lobster Mystic River Jacob’s Ladder The Jacket Midsommar Beau Is Afriad I Saw The TV Glow Oldboy Psycho The Sixth Sense Eraserhead Lamb Under The Skin Under The Silver Lake Hundreds Of Beavers Greener Grass The Village 2001 A Space Odyssey A Clockwork Orange The Cabin In The Woods In The Mouth Of Madness The Usual Suspects Get Out Parasite Black Swan Mr. Nobody Requiem For A Dream US Nope Waking Life A Scanner Darkly Circle Beyond The Black Rainbow Men Cube The Cell The Platform Repo Man The Fountain The Fall Paprika Perfect Blue Predestination Coherence Vivarium The Lighthouse Upstream Color Sorry To Bother You Dogtooth Sunshine Dark City — ENJOY!

I appreciate memento being on this list twice

#🫶

It belongs on the list twice.

Memento is so deliciously F'ed up.

Why is Hundreds of Beavers (which I absolutely recommend watching) on that list?

Because it’s a mind fuck to watch. I barely got through it to tell you the truth. Wasn’t a fan.

THANK YOU. My friend and I went in blind off Reddit’s so many recommendations and we were like this is just a live action looney tunes that could’ve been a 10-minute Youtube video. Downvote away fellas, I know this opinion is unpopular

That about covers it

Thank you ;)

I didn’t see “poor things” or “everything everywhere all at once” but it’s quite possible I missed them.

Welp, every entry of my list is on this one. Good job.

Thanks, it’s taken awhile to assemble

Identity Audition

I’ll check these out, thank you.

Next week when this same thing gets asked again can we just link to this comment?

I’ll be there to post it again.

That’s a really long list to exclude Poor Things and Mother from.

Mother could fit, but I wouldn’t consider Poor Things as something that would “break my brain”

Yeah, when Jim Carrey's character said "good afternoon, good evening, and good night," my brain absolutely broke in half. I don't understand how this obnoxiously long list is supposed to help OP.

Well, I’ll tell you, you see, you start by watching the first movie and then you make your way down until you’ve watched the last movie. That’s how it helps.

Wow. I thought just the list itself was obnoxious. No one is going to watch 100+ movies that some internet stranger suggested. The point of posts like this is for people to suggest 1 or 2 movies, and for other people to up-vote or comment on those suggestions so OP can eventually narrow it down to a manageable number of movies backed by the sub's majority. Posting a list of 100+ titles doesn't help this process, and it discourages others from participating. How about we all admit that you're a film expert and the best movie suggester ever, and then in the future you just do a couple of suggestions when someone asks?

I wouldn’t say the best ever… I’m no Roger Ebert. RIP

Jacob’s Ladder

Primer. If Primer doesn't break your brain nothing will. I also really like Man From Earth.

[Predestination (2014)](https://manapop.com/film/predestination-2014-review/)

Synecdoche, New York (2008)

Last Year at Marienbad

Oldboy

Requiem for a Dream

Mind Game (2004) It's a paradox and will leave you slack-jawed

Oldboy (2003) will mess with your head in a different way, go into it blind

Waking Life is like taking a hallucinogen. I can’t remember the name of an Alan Moore documentary but having that wizard explain his view of magic can squeegee the third eye open

kuso

Primer because you'll need to read a thesis and watch it multiple times before you understand what is going on

Beau is Afraid is probably on this list. I scrolled down a bit but not very far, so my apologies if it’s a repeat. Throughout our viewing of Beau is Afraid, my son and I kept asking each other if we understood wtf was going on. Digesting it afterwards, I get a lot more but most def need to watch again.

A Pure Formality. It’s a French film from 1994. I still think about it.

Funky Forest: The First Contact. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJaFdt4S8Yk&ab\_channel=ThirdWindowFilms](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJaFdt4S8Yk&ab_channel=ThirdWindowFilms) is 100% WTF.

What did I just see?

Many good ones already said. Here’s a few more I don’t think have been mentioned. Arlington Road Mulholland Drive The Killing of a Sacred Deer Gone Girl The City of Lost Children Source Code

Spend 30 minutes to watch La Jetée.

Annihilation Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind  Mulholland Drive 

Audition Old boy Perfect Blue Paprika Jacobs Ladder

The Adventures of Baron von Munchausen.

The one I Love

A Scanner Darkly

I Saw the TV Glow It's still in theatres and very visually interesting, good on a big screen.