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Ain't Misbehavin' (1955)
All the Way to Paris (1966) Days of Gray (2013) Détruisez-vous (1969) The Faith Club (2017) I am a Good Person/I Am a Bad Person (2011) Leap 4 Your Life (2013) Murder Made Easy (2017) Nose to Tail (2018) Wexford Plaza (2016) Sophie's Place (1986) Todo un caballero (1947) |
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Down by Law
Ghost Dog Jarmusch City of Hope John Sayles Scotland PA Still Crazy Of the top of my head |
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I quite liked Wicker Part as well. Want to watch the original now.
Does Parasite count as an obscure movie? Us movie lovers know of it, but aside from people on the internet, no one I know in person has heard of it when I ask them. |
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Bad Taste (1987)
https://horrornews.net/wp-content/up...ste-poster.jpg Night On Earth (1991) https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon....1ez2twL4yL.jpg Proof (1991) https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon....1RC0QSRQEL.jpg Crossing the Bridge (1992) https://www.joblo.com/assets/images/...ge-poster2.jpg Safe (1995) https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...-Safe_ver1.jpg K-Pax (2001) https://musicimage.xboxlive.com/cata...150&format=jpg Room (2015) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/c...age-asset.jpeg |
Originally Posted by Captain Steel (Post 2205956)
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Re: Obscure films that deserves more attention
These aren't really that obscure, but they're all attainable films that deserve a watch:
Failan Christmas in August Gabbeh Pixote Las Acacias The Golden Dream Uzak Foxtrot Nobody Knows Hausu Sonatine A colt is my Passport Branded to Kill |
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River of Grass (1994) |
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How about The White Reindeer?
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Originally Posted by crumbsroom (Post 2207887)
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Originally Posted by Captain Terror (Post 2207892)
I'm going on a Peter Weir binge shortly for the 2021 challenge. Found this one on the Criterion Channel
I've really liked every Weir film I've ever seen, and I've seen most of them (not Green Card, Fearless or The Way Back) so it's hard to go wrong with him (yes, I like Dead Poet's Society) |
Originally Posted by crumbsroom (Post 2207894)
I've really liked every Weir film I've ever seen, and I've seen most of them (not Green Card, Fearless or The Way Back) so it's hard to go wrong with him (yes, I like Dead Poet's Society)
Cars That Ate Paris looks like a potential New Favorite Movie, so I'm looking forward to that one. Can't believe it's taken me this long to finally watch it. EDIT: I mean, I'm also looking forward to his Oscar winners of course. :shifty: |
Re: Obscure films that deserves more attention
obscure movies are obscure for a reason. Let them stay obscure.
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That attitude is a great way to make sure your notions are never challenged and your horizons never broadened. But I guess that's a feature and not a bug, for some.
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I'm pretty sure aronisred is joking around. After all, he is one of the funniest posters here.
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I shared this on another thread, but since it fits...
Thief's Monthly Movie Loot 37: The Hidden Loot (with Tyler Jones) In the latest episode of my podcast, me and @ThatDarnMKS talk about "hidden gems" and little known films that we feel deserve more attention. We also share five recommendations each of such films. And that's it for my shameless self-plug. |
Originally Posted by aronisred (Post 2207898)
obscure movies are obscure for a reason. Let them stay obscure.
In today's world it's a combination of advertising (hype), politics, cultural demographics, polls & focus groups, word of mouth, and social "approval" based on ideological conditioning. Movies don't necessarily have to be good these days to be at the top of a list, they just have to meet a checklist of criteria established by the likes of those who make up "the academy". Which means a lot of obscure movies may be far better than a lot of the drivel they are pumping out today. |
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