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Je t'aime, je t'aime (1968) by Alain Resnais

Not your usual science fiction, but a very intriguing one! One of my personal favorites of the 60's

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I know some but there aren't any that have received much or even a decent amount of critical acclaim, the reason mostly being trying to copy Groundhog Day.

Should I still let you know some?

Hmm.. IDK. I guess I don't want to watch a bad movie. If you liked one of them then sure.

I added triangle, netflix DVD doesn't have Je t'aime, je t'aime

Triangle is a good recomendation. I'd second it and add Run Lola, Run,

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The Spiral Staircase, Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?, Night of The Living Dead, Beverley Hills Cop, Sense & Sensibility, Casino, Jackie Brown or Being There.

The General, Man From Nowhere, Requiem for Dream, The Seventh Seal, and maybe Casino

A film about loneliness and alienation?

Amelie is a good one... but I think you've already seen it since its a famous one. Have you?

Castaway on the Moon

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Can I request a movie where children (or teens) are forced to kill (possibly each other)? But it can't be Hunger Games or Battle Royale because I've already seen those.

There aren't any movies other than those two I know of where children and teens are supposed to kill each other, but there's a lot involving adults.

If you're okay with that as well, I recommend The Running Man.

I second The Running Man.

There's also Exam (2009)

Again, not about children or teens, but the movie The Condemned from 2007 has that same subject. It's really not a popular movie but I remember liking it. Also, there's the movie The Tournament from 2009 with Ving Rhames.

Then there's the same subject, but with cars, in Death Race. I would recommend that as well. But I'm pretty sure Battle Royale and Hunger Games are the only ones with kids/teens.

I think Modern Times and The Great Dictator are far more satirical, especially in concept, than City Lights, if you haven't seen them already. A recommendation from the early 70s would be Catch-22.

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There's quite a few children killing films, but forced to kill?

One of my favorite satires is Thank you for Smoking...highly recommend it.

Triangle was a cool twist on the repeating story.
Good recommendation.