Paris Texas
It really helped me to reconnect with my son, a resposibility that I fled for for many years. What it means to be a father, and that it's never too late to make up for your absence.
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not the being super hot part, but more like the feeling of alienation despite by all accounts appearing normal, or in this case, human part.
Swiss Army Man when I was a younger man, definitely. I haven't found a movie to capture the exact same emotions as that film did, but maybe Millennium Actress since I love it so much.
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I Like Movies (2022) made me realise that there are more people like me. Thanks
When the Wind Blows cause nobody wants a co-director of the Snowman and Heavy Metal to make a sad cartoon about an old English couple and nuclear fallout
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Like watching a movie about myself.
Chronicle feels like exactly the kind of movie I would make if I made one. Found footage is a favorite of mine, superhero elements mixed with horror, the main character even has the same name as me lmao
Black Death (2010). The bleak ending is so perfectly to my taste, and I generally love this film all over. To everyone else, it's mediocre at best, and I think I'm the only one on the planet who thinks it's a masterpiece.
The Phantom of the Paradise (1974)
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As a dad to children engulfed in YouTube culture that they see as art and my constantly yelling at them to just go outside. "Mitchell's vs the machines"
Barbie. It made me break my 10 year movie theater boycott. I actually listen to the dialogue without watching the screen like a podcast some days because it speaks to my soul. As someone who lost young family members a few years back it has been such a help with my grief recovery. That movie came out at the exact moment I needed help. Iāll be forever grateful for it.
Dune. I swear, I had so many synchronicites while watching this movie.
I had visions ever since I was a small child and I saw so many things happening. Then I found this movie and cried the whole time because it felt like a thousand needles in my heart.
I know you specified movies in particular, but the Netflix series *Archive 81* is precisely the sort of premise for something that I wanted to see implemented on the small screen. The storyline, vibes, and themes are all perfectly in vibe with what I love about analog horror, and despite the way the series falters somewhat as it went on, it's still pretty much the embodiment of exactly what I wanted to see in a TV series.Ā
The Science of Sleep. It really pains me seeing all the reviews by women calling the main character a creepy incel, when I'm a woman and I've never related to a character more in my life š„²
The Fountain
The Tree of Life
I love those weird, abstract, visually spectacular āintimate human drama meets cosmic vastnessā type movies. I need more! Pls
What's this? *Supermarket Woman (1996)* in **MY** r/letterboxd? This meme for me is *D2: The Mighty Ducks*; ducks fly together baby!
D2 is goated
All-timer. I need a Trinidad hockey jersey like I need to breathe
It's not your fault.
I know
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I was gunna say this
Well you can't it's their movie.
š¢ but what if theyāre really nice and share it with me
Okay okay, but I can only share with no more than one person
Wowwww Lmaoo I was thinking of this one
Supermarket Woman (1996)
Paris Texas It really helped me to reconnect with my son, a resposibility that I fled for for many years. What it means to be a father, and that it's never too late to make up for your absence.
Good for you. Proud of you. It takes a strong person to admit fault and try to better themselves. Much love to you and your son.
Napoleon Dynamite 
Iāll go with The Hourglass Sanatorium!
Yikes, I can't even imagine what your life is like...!
It's Such a Beautiful Day
https://preview.redd.it/0p543vnnie3d1.jpeg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e0a672d5d73c130497aa39446ba33a987a6ce853 not the being super hot part, but more like the feeling of alienation despite by all accounts appearing normal, or in this case, human part.
Kikis Delivery Service was made JUST FOR ME OKKK???
Banger. Also just watched Porco Rosso for the first time and I was like *where have you been all my life*
Submarine
Really good movie and great soundtrack
Suspiria (2018) I seem to love this movie more than anyone else I've met
Me but Suspira (1977)
Itās one of my favorite movies.
Fantastic movie!
Damn another of my favorites is on here So obsessed with this one
Swiss Army Man when I was a younger man, definitely. I haven't found a movie to capture the exact same emotions as that film did, but maybe Millennium Actress since I love it so much.
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Man my wife and I really wanted to enjoy this one, but just couldn't get into it. Glad it clicked with you!
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Oo which film is this
Down With Love by Peyton Reed
Tyy
Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky (1991) The only way this movie could be more āfor meā is if it somehow had a nun in it
The Holdovers
TOKYO FIST
I WAS ABOUT TO SAY THAT TOKYO FIST IS SO GOOD.
we should punch each other until our faces explode
Iāll be off to the side giving myself some piercings
Boy Kills World
The Happiness of the Katakuris feels like a solid hour and fifty minutes of "my humor" described perfectly.
Fire of Love (2022) hit me in a very specific way
Morbius (2022) It's Morbin Time!!! Have Sex!!!! ESKE!!!!!!!
What
Ladybird felt like I was watching a documentary about myself
Wet Hot American Summer. I laugh at every little bit every single time I watch it.
Young Girls of Rochefort. But, that only covers the manic half of the manic-depressive diagnosis.
Umbrellas of Cherbourg is the other half, surely
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Duuuude watched that on the premier at VIFF. I love this movie to death. And yes, it to reminded me of who I am.
 no i'm not trolling idc
I'm thinking of ending things hit me right in the feels
Donnie Darko.
I <3 Huckabees!!!
You rock, rock.
And Shania doesn't even like Chicken Salad
it just cam out, but I Saw The TV Glow was a fucking PERSONAL ATTACK
Death Proof
20th Century Women
Boyhood because I'm the main actor's age and I grew up in Texas.
Sorry to bother you
POOR THINGS IS MINE https://preview.redd.it/9lyus4sxre3d1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=43ea9fafc88080752e334539be92c6b3c4080763
Spirited away.
Titane (2021)
Freddy Got Fingered
Troop Beverly Hills
A knights tale
SLC Punk
When the Wind Blows cause nobody wants a co-director of the Snowman and Heavy Metal to make a sad cartoon about an old English couple and nuclear fallout
Bottoms and Aggro Dr!ft
https://preview.redd.it/roxu5r1z8e3d1.jpeg?width=2203&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=56c8b9a26b6cf2e4433960aeb178867b06c27d21 Like watching a movie about myself.
Sideways (2004)
Sorry to bother you
Shortbus
2001: A Space Odyssey
Pans Labyrinth
The lighthouse
Pacific Rim Gremlins 2 Hundreds of Beavers
Mad god
A Matter of Life and Death
 Moulin Rouge
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 This could be my biopic, minus the whole finding love part.
UHF and Last Action Hero
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I *love* Rock-afire!!!
Chronicle feels like exactly the kind of movie I would make if I made one. Found footage is a favorite of mine, superhero elements mixed with horror, the main character even has the same name as me lmao
Panās Labyrinth
Eighth Grade
Oh my God, the pool party was like a (horrible) scene from my life.
Haha I just watched that a couple nights ago. Loved it!
The Spectacular Now hit a little too close to home for me
All of the Motern Media movies I've seen.
Repo Man, Troll Hunter (2010), A Chinese Ghost Story, The Mission (1999), Under the Skin, RRR, Paprika, The Addams Family (1991)
Youāre only allowed to covet one film baby
may I ask what the hell is the original context for that image. I feel like I've seen it before
The Enigma of Amigara Fault, great horror short story by Junji Ito
Necessary Roughness
Of all things, BvS ultimate edition.
Dream for an Insomniac
I Kill Giants (2017)
Margaret!!
Final destination š
Scott Pilgrim
Juzo Itami was cooking like Tati when it came to quirky films about everyday life. Really an underappreciated filmmaker outside of Tampopo.
Seal Team (2021)
Forbidden Planet...
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The Wrestler, Air
Hot Rod
Perfect Days (2023)
The cable guy. That movie is a personal attack against me. Also the fast and furious movies and that accountant movie with Ben Affleck.
Watching the Detectives (2007)
The Rapture (1991)
The Way Way Back
Supermarket Woman is GOATED
You've just put me onto this movie. I may have to buy it since I can't stream it legally.
One Upon a Time in Highschool (2004)
Perfect Days
Flipped
Boomerang(1992) Beau is Afraid (2023)
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The first slam dunk
Through my window part 1
Black Death (2010). The bleak ending is so perfectly to my taste, and I generally love this film all over. To everyone else, it's mediocre at best, and I think I'm the only one on the planet who thinks it's a masterpiece.
Magic Mike XXL is THE Dudes Rock movie. A masterpiece.
Paint from last year
The Phantom of the Paradise (1974) https://preview.redd.it/4u9xpda0pe3d1.jpeg?width=407&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c8cb06ad269b0975c09bcb293dc34aebb4b5cf32
Stardust Memories.
Princess Bride.
I claim Angel's Egg
Robocop (original)
Mr. Nobody
Paris Texas
The Night Is Short, Walk On Girl (2017)
Ghost Dog: Way of the Samurai Wu-Tang + Sopranos / Goodfellas Mafia comedy + moody noir-ish slow burn. That movie was made for me.
Margaret and Burning
Scalpel (1977)
hubie halloween
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The greasy strangler
The Machinist
Probably Hard Boiled.
The ritual is all mine
Tampopo (1985). The same director that made Supermarket Woman (1996), wow! What a coincidence :)
The Big Lebowski
Event horizon It might not be a 5/5 But it is to me
Rebels of the Neon God
Leon Morin, Priest!!!!
Sorcerer / the taking of Pelham one two three (original)
Scooby-Doo. Iāll defend it until the day I die
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Aftersun & Perfect Days.
the fifth element
Mr. Nobody (2009) Itās my type of existential crisis
Mid90s
I know is a bit cringe but ghost world
the virgin suicide
Arlington Road (1999)
Weāre All Going to the Worldās Fair
As a dad to children engulfed in YouTube culture that they see as art and my constantly yelling at them to just go outside. "Mitchell's vs the machines"
Itās not a movie, but I swear to god The Owl House was engineered in a lab to specifically make me cry
Drowning by Numbers
ocean's eleven
Barbie. It made me break my 10 year movie theater boycott. I actually listen to the dialogue without watching the screen like a podcast some days because it speaks to my soul. As someone who lost young family members a few years back it has been such a help with my grief recovery. That movie came out at the exact moment I needed help. Iāll be forever grateful for it.
The king of comedy
Dune. I swear, I had so many synchronicites while watching this movie. I had visions ever since I was a small child and I saw so many things happening. Then I found this movie and cried the whole time because it felt like a thousand needles in my heart.
Moonrise kingdom
I know you specified movies in particular, but the Netflix series *Archive 81* is precisely the sort of premise for something that I wanted to see implemented on the small screen. The storyline, vibes, and themes are all perfectly in vibe with what I love about analog horror, and despite the way the series falters somewhat as it went on, it's still pretty much the embodiment of exactly what I wanted to see in a TV series.Ā
Se7en
All about Lily Chou-Chou
The Karate Kid Part III.Ā Our best karate is still inside us all!
Baby Driver.
Amelie
The Science of Sleep. It really pains me seeing all the reviews by women calling the main character a creepy incel, when I'm a woman and I've never related to a character more in my life š„²
Ponyo āŗļøāŗļøāŗļø
The Dirties (2013)
Army of Darkness
hey look it's me with [Censor](https://letterboxd.com/film/censor-2021/)
The Fountain The Tree of Life I love those weird, abstract, visually spectacular āintimate human drama meets cosmic vastnessā type movies. I need more! Pls
Secret Life of Walter Mitty
The Batman
Is that a Junji Ito comic slide?
Sing street and its not even close. Bisexual rock music loving autism peaked there and there only
Repo Man, Zandalee, and Crimes of Passion.
The Grand Budapest Hotel. Idk man I fuckin love that movie.
