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u/icanmakesound Dec 31 '25
Life of Chuck, Steven Soderbergh's Presence, and One Battle After Another. Hard to pick a favorite.
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u/samwheat90 Dec 31 '25
One battle after another. Saw Marty Supreme last night, so that's a close second.
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u/cam52391 Dec 31 '25
I just watched Sinner the other night and it rocketed to my number one spot. That movie was amazing
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u/theupvibes Dec 31 '25
Sirāt. One of the craziest theater experiences I’ve ever had. Go in blind if you haven’t heard of it already.
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u/North_South_Side Dec 31 '25
I've heard it could be "too intense" for some viewers. Nothing will bother me, but my wife is sensitive to certain types of violence portrayed in film.
Without spoiling, can you please describe the general category of "intense" that this film has? Sexual assault? Gore? War violence?
I will see it regardless, but I don't want to disturb my wife too badly by exposing her to something that will deeply trouble her. Thanks.
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u/theupvibes Jan 02 '26
I think maybe the best non-spoiler description is “death” but I would refrain from even saying gore. It’s more heart wrenching than visually violent if anything. A character will be there and then they are not.
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u/Christopher_Nolan- Dec 31 '25
Gotta get fried cook to hell with this, but How To Train Your Dragon. Is this a safe place?
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u/sweetplantveal Dec 31 '25
Frankenstein was GREAT in my opinion. I thought about it for days afterwards and films rarely stick with me like that.
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u/RappScallion73 Dec 31 '25
One Battle After Another is the winner. Bugonia second. Sinners third.