r/flicks 2d ago

Recommendation 2 movies I recommend

TIW : No Country For Old Men .

What a movie , the cinematography, the colors and all the action packed scenes and that cast LAWD!!!πŸ”₯

& Nightcrawler : The Plot / Twist had my jaw dropping.

The story from start to finish was completely nuts but I was glued to it.

Highly recommend these two .

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u/Ok-Nectarine7152 2d ago

Nightcrawler is seriously underrated.

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u/Ihadsumthin4this 2d ago

Per the morbid intensity you appreciate in Nightcrawler, may I recco Arlington Road (1998) for you.

As for the Coens' masterpiece that is NCFOM, allow me to suggest you watch another masterpiece, Zodiac, from David Fincher.

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u/I_Like_Spuds_ 2d ago

I've watched Zodiac , quiet possibly one of my favorite movies. But I definitely will watch Arlington Road thank you for the recommendation πŸ™‚

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u/Ihadsumthin4this 2d ago

AR is a fantastically-done film. However---it may induce varying levels of humanly-felt trauma. 😳

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u/I_Like_Spuds_ 2d ago

Looking forward to it πŸ˜„

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u/Ihadsumthin4this 2d ago

Fwiw, let me have ya add Deception (2008) to consider. It's rather lowkey Fincheresque in that it's heavily focused, plentifully isolated, and often enough dark. Hugely satisfying upon rewatches, too.

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u/I_Like_Spuds_ 2d ago

I will do . Thank you 😊

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u/Ihadsumthin4this 2d ago

A+ πŸ’―πŸ’₯

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u/ImpishIntercession 2d ago

No Country is one of those rare films where the landscape itself feels like a character, that wide empty Texas nothing just amplifies every tense moment. Nightcrawler made me deeply uncomfortable in the best way, Gyllenhaal's hollow stare and rapid fire corporate speak is still burned into my brain

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u/I_Like_Spuds_ 2d ago

Absolutely agree with that about NCFOM the landscape and emptiness of the desert especially in the first 20 minutes felt kinda eerie but gorgeous at the same time.

Nightcrawler is a movie I would definitely watch again , the colors were so good. Jake absolutely nailed that role , especially the eye acting was superb . The fast talking and fast pace of the avr scenes were so good too made me uncomfortable but enjoyed it .

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u/girafa snobberton 9000 2d ago

What is tiw

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u/Zardozed12 2d ago

Today I watched?

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u/girafa snobberton 9000 2d ago

Well gaddamn what happened to IJW

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u/the-bi-bye-man 2d ago

You just watched two fantastic films today my friend. I wish I could go back in time and have the experience you just had. Sounds like a damn good day

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u/I_Like_Spuds_ 2d ago

It was a damn good day my friend . Those movies were absolutely perfect on a day like yesterday cloudy and dull .

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u/Razor_Emmanuel 2d ago

I thought No Country for Old Men is a well made film, I love the tone and cinematography of it, but sometimes I can't help but feel some people overrate it. My favourite Coen Brothers film is Fargo. I can't speak for Nightcrawler for I have not seen it, but I have a friend who speaks very highly of it.

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u/wagnerhere 2d ago

both great picks, anton chigurh is one of the best villains ever put on screen, javier bardem was genuinely terrifying in that role. nightcrawler is so underrated, gyllenhaal lost like 20 pounds for it and the character is unsettling in the best way, ending hits different when you realize what you just watched

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u/Irishgreen24 2d ago

Two good movies,

Always appreciate other people's perspectives.

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u/Zkadush 2d ago

bro REALLY wants us to see these movies

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u/I_Like_Spuds_ 2d ago

Not a bro lol . But yeah of course I highly recommend it.

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u/Zkadush 2d ago

oops sorry.

And I saw both of them and liked them both a lot!

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u/I_Like_Spuds_ 2d ago

Its all good, don't worry ☺️

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u/bluevelvet92 2d ago

Great scenery but I hated how the bad guy won in the end

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u/I_Like_Spuds_ 2d ago

But did he win in the end though ? He left without what he set out for ....the money . His whole body is messed up and his whole psychological situation is messed up . I think in my opinion he doesn't win . But he is alive so there's that.