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rudi must stay
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I think with all the time we have on our hands it would be nice to start a thread for underrated stuff.

 

I'll start. I watched Babyteeth, an Aussie drama that I found very good. It's on Netflix, and I just picked up a film today I can't wait to watch called "Mogul Mowgli" starring the very good Riz Ahmed. I also think "Proxima" a French Astronaut film starring Eva Green looks a nice cinematic watch, it's on netflix. Anyone got any to add that people may not have heard of?

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The same one I always mention when this subject comes up. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Very funny rogue in cheek detective movie set in LA with Robert Donnie Jr and Val Kilmer. One of those films that anyone who’s seen it loves it but not enough people have seen it. 

rudi must stay
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3 minutes ago, Tazio said:

The same one I always mention when this subject comes up. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Very funny rogue in cheek detective movie set in LA with Robert Donnie Jr and Val Kilmer. One of those films that anyone who’s seen it loves it but not enough people have seen it. 

 

I'll rent it 

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1 minute ago, rudi must stay said:

 

I'll rent it 

I think it’s free on Amazon Prime just now. 

Adam_the_legend
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Just rewatched Arrival. Beautiful, thought provoking sci-fi if you like that kind of thing. 

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The Fall.

A badly injured stuntman in early 1920's hollywood befriends a young child in hospital.
It's a stunning looking film with some great performances.

 

rudi must stay
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12 minutes ago, Dawnrazor said:

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Will be watching this one 

rudi must stay
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I have another couple, I'm so excited and We Have A Pope. Spanish and Italian films but both excellent 

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15 minutes ago, rudi must stay said:

 

 

Will be watching this one 

It's one of my favourites of his.

The Real Maroonblood
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A Serbian Film.

Posting for a friend.

Samuel Camazzola
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The Woodsman. I can't recall how it was critically received but its release was pretty low key. 

 

It stars Kevin Bacon who plays a convicted paedo who returns to his hometown following his release. He tries to rebuild his life whilst fighting inner demons. A very compelling storyline. 

 

It also features Eve, Benjamin Bratt and Michael Shannon. 

 

 

Weakened Offender
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29 minutes ago, rudi must stay said:

I have another couple, I'm so excited and We Have A Pope. Spanish and Italian films but both excellent 

 

The Fury of a Patient Man on Netflix is a very good Spanish movie. 

Greedy Jambo
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Shooter, watched it 3 times over the years, and i rarely watch a film twice. 

There's a tv series as well, takes a bit to get into but is also good. 

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crunchy frog
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I saw a Brian Cox film about 15 years ago called Saltwater set in Scotland and haven't been able to find it since. Awfy good,I thought 

crunchy frog
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1 hour ago, Samuel Camazzola said:

The Woodsman. I can't recall how it was critically received but its release was pretty low key. 

 

It stars Kevin Bacon who plays a convicted paedo who returns to his hometown following his release. He tries to rebuild his life whilst fighting inner demons. A very compelling storyline. 

 

It also features Eve, Benjamin Bratt and Michael Shannon. 

 

 

Good fillum that one. Had a very sleep deprived feel about it  

The Real Maroonblood
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1 hour ago, Greedy Jambo said:

Shooter, watched it 3 times over the years, and i rarely watch a film twice. 

There's a tv series as well, takes a bit to get into but is also good. 

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Enjoyed that film.

Greedy Jambo
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Not sure that it's underrated, but step brothers...

Another film i've watched more than once. 

Don't touch my drums!

 

 

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The Great Escape II: The Untold Story;  Christopher Reeve stars.   

 

Very good movie.   I think it's his best role, if not, one of his best.   Not the same style or atmospheric with music or comedy.    Mostly just drama. 

 

Was on the SonyAction movie channel on Saturday tea time, just past. 

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2 hours ago, Cade said:

The Fall.

A badly injured stuntman in early 1920's hollywood befriends a young child in hospital.
It's a stunning looking film with some great performances.

 

Someone recommended this to me last year.

 

****ing astonishing movie.  The cinematography is fantastic.

 

 

 

 

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Just now, Greedy Jambo said:

Fallen

 

 

That's another great film.

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1 hour ago, pointon said:

Bone tomahawk 

Yep.

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If you like a quirky road movie Little Miss Sunshine is a great film. In the same vein Captain Fantastic is also very good. 

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Pan's Labyrinth. Guillermo Del Toro makes some good stuff.

John Findlay
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I watched one yesterday called Entebbe made in 2018 which was on BBC2 the other night. Eddie Marsan, Daniel Bruhl and Rosamund Pike( very underrated actress imo), the names in it.

Vastly superior to the 1970s film Raid on Entebbe.

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I was about to post A beautiful mind. But it won best picture and 3 other Oscars. :D

Greedy Jambo
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2 minutes ago, ri Alban said:

I was about to post A beautiful mind. But it won best picture and 3 other Oscars. :D

 

I can see why you liked that. 

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1 minute ago, Greedy Jambo said:

 

I can see why you liked that. 

I can see 'if you had a bird' , why she'd sleep aboot. 

Greedy Jambo
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2 minutes ago, ri Alban said:

I can see 'if you had a bird' , why she'd sleep aboot. 

 

Mate, you can barely see the screen. 

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2 suggestions - 

 

Guy Ritchie’s “Revolver” - much better than the press/reviewers suggested.

 

Circus - John Hannah, Famke Janssen, Peter Stormare and a load of Brit actors. I enjoyed it at the time. 

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Slight variation on the OP’s thread (sorry, @rudi must stay ).

 

If there isn’t a film about Peter Sagan, then surely there should be?

Fxxx the SPFL
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I Spit on your grave watched that in the early 1980's the scene in the bath with the bird and a razor blade and the guys face when she slit his balls if my memory serves me right. Also another one called Basket Case horror comedy

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3 minutes ago, BarneyBattles said:

The adventures of baron munchhausen. One of the biggest flops of all time. Great film. 

Very true. Lots of flops go onto be recognised as good films. The Shawshank Redemption and It’s A Wonderful Life being prime examples. Works the other way round as well, a few WTF best film Oscar winners. 

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15 minutes ago, ri Alban said:

I can see 'if you had a bird' , why she'd sleep aboot. 

:lol: 

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2 hours ago, The Real Maroonblood said:

A Serbian Film.

Posting for a friend.

:jjno:

 

No one should watch it. :laugh2:

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Calibre. Film about a couple of guys that go shooting in the highlands then it all goes a bit Pete Tong.

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The Cooler...


William H Macy, Alec Baldwin, Maria Bello, Paul Sorvino.

 

 

 

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Reign over me - Brilliant film even if you don’t like Adam Sandler


Hateful 8 - not sure of the reception but of the tarrentino movies this very rarely gets a mention. Brilliant. 
 

Freddy got fingered - I must be one of the only people who could not stop laughing at this. 

 

The Real Maroonblood
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9 minutes ago, Cruyff said:

:jjno:

 

No one should watch it. :laugh2:

😛

adambraejambo
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Looper

The Walk

Dogma

A life Less Ordinary 

Also I have to mention Eurovison i was putting it off because i couldn't remember the last film that i enjoyed that Ferrel was in but worth a watch if you got Netflix . 

N Lincs Jambo
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Anyone remember a fabulous comedy film from the mid 80s starring Denis Lawson (uncle of Ewan McGregor) called Reuben Reuben? 
 

Great film. 

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Dark City never gets the recognition it deserves.

Very similar themes to The Matrix, which came out a year later.

Jennifer Connelly has never looked better. That's just a bonus to an excellent story.

Try to find the Director's Cut which removes the stupid voiceover track that actually spoils the entire plot before the film even starts.

 

 

WoolfordsHearts
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1 hour ago, Debut 4 said:

The Cooler...


William H Macy, Alec Baldwin, Maria Bello, Paul Sorvino.

 

 

 

Brilliant film.

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Probably the best war movie i have watched,absolutely brutal,and well made.

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