Movie Request Time- Tell us your suggestions!

Aaron Barlow

Hellboy 2004 American werewolf in London. Clash of the titans 2010 'Humans' TV show. The Orville - TV show.

Aaron Barlow

Humans is brilliant!

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Halloween Kills The Cable Guy The Blair Witch Project

Darius.

Science-Fiction recommendations: Her (2015) Sunshine (2007) The Island (2005) Steamboy (2004) [Japanese Version] District 9 (2009) A few Series suggestions: Humans (2015) Manifest (2018) Evil (2019) [Although this one may be too much for y'all]

Indiana jones 4: and the kingdom of the crystal skull (2008) cars 2 (2011) hellboy (2004 Scream 5 (2022) ghost rider (2007) Shrek forever after (2010) ice age 3(2009)

WastedPo

Here are some late sci-fi requests: MINORITY REPORT (2002): Collab between Spielberg and Tom Cruise (right before their other collab, War of the Worlds). This one is way more thought-provoking that WOTW, and in my opinion, it’s just shy of being great. The world building is amazing, and there are moments that are fantastic. Cruise is good as always. This was the weird period in which Spielberg made everything insanely grainy and overblown, though that aesthetic really works here. GATTACA (1997): I’ve mentioned this one a ton. Ethan Hawke, Uma Thurman and Jude Law. This is slower-paced, more of the speculative type of sci-fi. It has a haunting music score, and coupled with the narration, it almost feels like a fairy tale at times. Like Minority Report, this is one of those 'in the near future' scenarios—though the tones are wildly different between the two movies. INNERSPACE (1987): So now we’re going way back. Directed by Joe Dante (who also did Gremlins) and produced by Spielberg. This has that 80s Spielberg vibe, but with the cartoony tone that Joe Dante likes. It’s sort of a fun spin on the mismatched partners concept. I absolutely love the majestic score by Jerry Goldsmith, which is kind of a nice contrast with the ridiculous plot. Dennis Quaid, Martin Short and Meg Ryan—pretty much at the peaks of their youth here. This was before CGI, and the practical effects actually won an Oscar. A.I.: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (2001): Perhaps the most underrated movie of Spielberg’s career. Yes, it’s very uneven. Yes, a lot of the threads lack closure. But the world-building is absolutely amazing. In some ways I wish this were a longer, high-budget TV series, rather than a one-off movie, so that the premise and character arcs could’ve been fully explored. Haley Joel Osment is as good here as he was in the Sixth Sense. This also clearly influenced later movies dealing with robots (such as Ex Machina), especially concerning the visual design.

Marvel Fan

Avatar: The Way of Water reaction is this Saturday April 8. Whenever new MCU movies, they always react to it without the poll.

Foggy

when harry met sally (1989) my cousin vinny (1992) steel magnolias (1989) ocean's eleven (2001) a league of their own (1992)

Perks Of Being A Wallflower Joe Bell Avatar: The Way Of Water Ant Man and The Wasp: Quantumania I Am Legend

Stella Renee Robles

Sci-Fi: Super 8 Maze Runner Trilogy The 5th Wave The Darkest Minds

Lucy

You should definitely react to Home! It’s such a cute film.

rhaegar

Sci-Fi suggestions: Close Encounters of the Third Kind Gattaca Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan Snowpiercer Attack the Block Non genre specific suggestions: Hidden Figures A League of Their Own Panic Room Legally Blonde Dead Poets Society