Recommend A Movie From YouTube

Every night, I tell myself, "Tomorrow, I MUST see a movie". It's one of the most nutritive and productive things I can do, but I just .... can't. Nothing interests me, or I can't put up with the movies I try..

I'm thinking 60s non-English, great writing, a movie about people, not events/things/goals.. Acting is always a must. My laptop is screwed up, so I only have whatever is on Comcast. However, from my smart TV, I can access YouTube, which is a great source of rare movies, but finding the recommendation is the tough part.


I've said it many times, but I stand by it. "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?" is SO much more relevant today than ever. Same with the 1951 Visconti classic, "Bellissima". Jane Fonda stars in this microcosm. There was this cool billboard I saw in another 70s movie advertising it, and it said, "Humans - The Ultimate Spectacle".

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Nostos; The Return.

Italian adaptation of Homers Odessey, thats almost entirely without dialog but very visually striking.

Straw Dogs (1971)

Crowhaven Farm (1970-TV)

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Fatso (1980)

Futuresport (1998) : Wesley Snipes, Vanessa Williams

One of the weirdest movies I have seen, randomly with Wesley Snipes in an actual prominent role.

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Wax, or the Discovery of Television Among the Bees (1990)

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If it's free on Amazon or through Amazon (even those trials), post away.... please.. I didn't see a movie yesterday, and don't want to lose my movie mojo.

OP said non-English, but this is an English classic from 1966. Cathy Come Home.

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Darjeeling limited: The Best Wes Anderson film set on a train for a portion of the film.

The Terminator: A classic that still holds up today.

The great escape: A must watch 60s epic

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Good luck to whoever watches this

Here's a list of a bunch of Asian movies on Youtube, if you're interested: https://letterboxd.com/s4ppho/list/youtube/by/popular/