I need some damn good 2015 movie recommendations!
I need some 'really good' recommendations for 2015 movies, as my Netflix DVD queue is just about empty. I'm working on watching 2015 movies at the moment.
I like period pieces, historical based films and dramas best. I've seen these 2015 movies and ranked them in order, this gives you an idea of what I like. Liked: Ex Machina Trumbo The Revenant The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel The Martian Suffragette Everest Creed Ricki and the Flash Hated: In the Heart of the Sea Vacation Mad Maxx: Fury Road (didn't finish watching it) Will be watching soon: Bridge of Spies Brooklyn Lady in the Van Added to my Queue The Age of Adaline...recommended by GBG 45 Years..recommended by GBG Spotlight...recommended by Cricket |
Other than most of the Oscar nominees, I haven't seen many movies from 2015, but I loved The Age of Adaline. I haven't heard much about it here so I doubt most people agree with me, but I thought it was great.
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Re: I need some damn good 2015 movie recomendations!
The Age of Adaline I was thinking about that one. Do you think I would like it? And is it aimed at a youthful audience? Sometimes movies seem to have this young adult feel to them, if you know what I mean.
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Re: I need some damn good 2015 movie recomendations!
Bridge of Spies is the best 2015 film I have seen.
I'll recommend avoiding Room because it's unfortunately simplistic and saccharine giving its subject matter and has cliched and weak rhetoric for its themes. |
Originally Posted by Friendly Mushroom! (Post 1534986)
Bridge of Spies is the best 2015 film I have seen.
I'll recommend avoiding Room because it's unfortunately simplistic and saccharine giving its subject matter and has cliched and weak rhetoric for its themes.
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Originally Posted by Citizen Rules (Post 1534985)
The Age of Adaline I was thinking about that one. Do you think I would like it? And is it aimed at a youthful audience? Sometimes movies seem to have this young adult feel to them, if you know what I mean.
I think you might like it, but I'm not sure. It has a great concept, but you're sometimes a bit more picky about the way things play out than I am. However in terms of being aimed at a more youthful audience, I can tell you that my Mom loved it, but take that with a grain of salt because she loves Harrison Ford. |
Hope you like Brooklyn, that's a real good one.
Besides that, my favorites that you haven't seen are probably Hateful Eight, Room, and Spotlight, but I'm not especially confident you'd like any of them. |
Re: I need some damn good 2015 movie recomendations!
Harrison Ford is in Age of Adeline, good, that's a plus because then that alleviates my concern that it's a 'kids movie'. So I will add that to my queue, thanks!
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Originally Posted by Friendly Mushroom! (Post 1534986)
Bridge of Spies is the best 2015 film I have seen.
I would also recommend Bridge of Spies. I thought it was better than most of the other Best Picture nominees. |
If you haven't seen it, I would also recommend 45 Years.
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Thanks. I liked Brooklyn but I think you might like it a little more. :)
I know you said you aren't a huge Disney fan but I will suggest Inside Out (and this year's Zootopia) because their themes are superb and done in a unique way; especially Zootopia as it goes with the election (ie: social issues like racism and reverse racism). |
Originally Posted by cricket (Post 1534992)
Hope you like Brooklyn, that's a real good one.
Besides that, my favorites that you haven't seen are probably Hateful Eight, Room, and Spotlight, but I'm not especially confident you'd like any of them. |
I've never considered watching Bridge of Spies and I don't know why.
Awaiting review. |
Spotlight is very well done; I'd compare it to All the President's Men.
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Originally Posted by Friendly Mushroom! (Post 1534996)
I know you said you aren't a huge Disney fan but I will suggest Inside Out (and this year's Zootopia) because their themes are superb and done in a unique way; especially Zootopia as it goes with the election (ie: social issues like racism and reverse racism).
I also highly recommend Inside Out, (I haven't seen Zootopia yet), but I hesitated to mention it because I know you're not a big fan of animated movies. |
Originally Posted by cricket (Post 1534998)
I've never considered watching Bridge of Spies and I don't know why.
Awaiting review. I almost didn't watch Bridge of Spies because I thought it was a war movie, but it's not. It's a thriller, and a very good one. I recommend giving it a chance. |
Originally Posted by gbgoodies (Post 1534995)
If you haven't seen it, I would also recommend 45 Years.
A married couple preparing to celebrate their wedding anniversary receives shattering news that promises to forever change the course of their lives.
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Originally Posted by cricket (Post 1534999)
Spotlight is very well done; I'd compare it to All the President's Men.
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Not as a thriller though, but as a movie about investigative journalism that's tightly made.
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Originally Posted by Citizen Rules (Post 1535003)
Thanks GBG, I had read about it, but it was described as bittersweet:
Can you answer in a spoiler tag what happens to the couple? I don't want to tell you too much, but basically:
WARNING: "SPOILERS!!!" spoilers below
A couple is preparing to celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary when the husband receives a letter saying that the body of his lover from many years ago has been found. Details of their relationship come out, including the fact they he and his lover were engaged.
It's definitely not an upbeat movie, but I thought it was very good. |
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