Movie Request Time- Tell us your suggestions!

Killatubby

Comedy: Booksmart Love, Simon Clerks The Big Labowski Other Films: Little Shop of Horrors Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Rocky Horror Picture Show

Ytrewq

Blade 2, Hellboy The Golden Army, Underworld Evolution, Smokin’ Aces, Due Date.

Ytrewq

Happy Feet, Taken, Eagle Eye, Limitless, Safe House.

Lottie Small

The Flash (2014)

American pie (1999) Shrek forever after (2010 Despicable me 2 (2013)

WastedPo

My first three suggestions are for the comedy poll: PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE (1985/comedy fantasy): This was Tim Burton's first feature-length film, and honestly, it's perfect in execution. On paper, this movie shouldn't work at all, but it strikes just the right balance of fantasy and self-awareness. Danny Elfman's score is also iconic. INNERSPACE (1987/Sci-fi comedy): Directed by Joe Dante (Gremlins) and one of the many 80s movies that boasted as being produced by Steven Spielberg. I suppose this is a mix of "Odd Couple" silliness and sci-fi. Dennis Quaid, Martin Short and Meg Ryan all look young as hell here. Jerry Goldsmith's score is majestic and adds some weightiness to a pretty silly story. GREMLINS 2 (1990/comedy with touches of sci-fi/horror): Another Joe Dante movie. While the first movie had elements of comedy, this one is an outright satire. I think over the years it's gained more of a cult following and more people appreciate it for the chances it takes. UNBREAKABLE (2000): Not a comedy. It's the slow-burn M. Night Shyamalan movie that he made right after The Sixth Sense. I think at the time it got a so-so reception, but many find it easier to appreciate these days for how it distinguishes itself from other movies with similar subject matter. I don't want to say what it's about (though you may already know), because I think that slow reveal (like with many Shyamalan movies) is part of the enjoyment. Bruce Willis stars. MINORITY REPORT (2002): Sci-fi. This is the collaboration between Tom Cruise and Spielberg before they did "War of the Worlds." I think this is the better of the two, though it does share the overblown, super-grainy look that Spielberg was enamored with at that time. Futuristic, action-y with a little film noir thrown in. Even though it's a bit uneven, there are still a lot of amazing scenes in it, and an intriguing core concept.

Doondoc1

Scary movie Trading places The cable guy Weekend at bernies The golden child

Rafael Benedicto

Since you've been watching Scream for how long, maybe it's time you take a look at Scary Movie.

AutumnInNewEngland

My comedy nomination: Duck Soup (1933) You may say I'm a dreamer... ..but, I'm not the only one. I hope one day you will join us, and the world will be as one. 😊☂️

AutumnInNewEngland

I think you mean To Wong Foo?

"The World's End", the third part of the Cornetto Trilogy! It's a great comedy and a fun story

David Crabtree

Comedy: Old School, The Toy, Forgetting Sarah Marshal, Dodgeball, Necessary Roughness. Regular: 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi, Con Air, Dazed & Confused, For Love of the Game, Rudy

Gregg Turkington

Comedies: Clerks Oh God Rocky Horror Picture Show

MovieFanatic

To wong foo Jackie brown since you did majority of Quentin Tarantino movies

Michaela Talley

rise of the guardians the king (2019) tick tick boom (2021) little women (2019)

Shyam Nair

When Harry Met Sally Groundhog Day City Slickers A League of Their Own Kung Fu Hustle The Odd Couple (1968)

Adam Grunther

Comedy Requests 1. Animal House. 2. The Blues Brothers. 3. Happy Gilmore. 4. National Lampoon’s Vacation. 5. Blades of Glory. Regular Requests: 1. Birds of Prey. 2. John Wick 4. 3. Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio. 4. Superman 2. 5. Kubo and the Two Strings.

Alpha Leader

Sleeping Beauty 1959

Mario

Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008) I Love You, Man (2009)

ED209

Comedy Request Fletch (1986) A mystery comedy starring Chevy Chase. A League of their Own (1992) Geena Davis, Tom Hanks and Madonna play baseball in this period comedy. The World's End (2013) Edgar Wright directs and co-writes the screenplay with his star Simon Pegg in the spiritual follow-up to Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz. Other A History of Violence (2005) An amazing thriller starring Viggo Mortensen and that would introduce you to the great canadian director David Cronenberg (in one of his more accessible films). Carlito's Way (1993) Brian De Palma (Mission Impossible 1) directs Al Pacino in their second gangster film collaboration. Their first (Scarface in 1983) is also recommended. The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999) Thriller starring Matt Damon in one of his darker and best performance. Jude Law shines in his first major hollywood role.

Caleb Harvey

Dinosaurs 2000