Best Conversational Movies?

Especially a movie with NOTHING but a conversation, but a really good one. I just watched "My Dinner With Andre" and although like any conversation, although they aren't always interesting, I found it to be a great movie.

The latest one I can think of are the Before Sunset/Sunrise/Midnight movies.

Cigarettes and Coffee (2003)written/directed by Jim Jarmusch; a collection of different folks drinking coffee, smoking cigarettes and having conversations. Great movie

The Man from Earth (2007)

Mindwalk (1990)

The Sunset Limited (2011)

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Clerks.

Basically any movie by Jim Jarmush will be heavy with great dialogue, but Coffee and Cigarettes or Night on Earth take the concept to the extreme. It's not really just one conversation, but rather a collection of thematicaly related conversations.

Tape is pretty cool, and intense too.

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That is exactly what I was going to suggest. I'd also say that the first 2 are way better then The Sunset Limited imo.

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Wouldnt like 90% of stage dramas become a conversational movie? Like The Lion In Winter, all dialogue, would that be considered one?

Tape is probably my favorite Linklater... All conversation, all in real-time, and all in one room.

The Station Agent (2003)

Metropolitan (1990)

The Last Days of Disco (1998)

2 Days in Paris (2007)

The Book of Life (1998)

Denise Calls Up (1995)

Withnail and I has great dialogue, largely between the two main characters.

Big fan of Steve Jobs last year. Kind of surprise how little presence it had at the awards season. I really think Fassbender deserved the Oscar for it. Hell, even Seth Rogen was good in it.

Tom Hardy'a Locke is another great and underrated one.

I was forgetting about Smoke (1995).

I can advise to watch the movie "Open Water." In the film, played by only two actors, what do you call ñonversational movies,
so much expression and drama, that he would give a hundred points to any film with hundreds of actors.
This of course is my minority report. Sorry

Sexy Beast's another one with brilliant dialogue "Your skin – like leather. You're like a leather man; could make a ****ing suitcase out of you – holdall".

I watched Conspiracy quite recently. It's a film about the Wannsee Conference, so it's possible it may trigger some of you, but I found it fascinating.

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Some not yet mentioned...

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Carnal Knowledge
Closer (2004)
Carnage
Death and the Maiden
Glengarry Glen Ross
12 Angry Men
Insignificance
The Breakfast Club
Ex Machina
Passion Fish
Limbo
Clerks
Reservoir Dogs
The Hateful Eight

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