Cyberpunk 2077 on your mind?

Best film ever

Eternal sunshine is pretty overrated too.

All the cgi effects in it aged so badly

Star Wars/lord of the rings

I’m just not into the whole fantasy s*** so I never got the hype

I think Donnie Darko is truly bad

american psycho
the dark knight

Same thing with Fight Club and American Psycho, the protagonist is supposed to be this abhorrent figure and stand in for capitalist culture but they end up just being idolized by white male business students

Love all three movies though

Dunkirk.

Mulholland Drive, it comes off to me as fake deep, I need to rewatch though

Baby Driver
Nightcrawler
Good Times

My holy trinity of atrocious corn everyone seems to love

recently little women

mulholland drive

Didn't click for me either. I'm not the one to call things pretentious but Donnie Darko was pretentious as f*** from what I recall

I wasn't able to finish Hereditary because towards the 3rd act it damn near became a comedy. It's also crazy to hear people say it's better than Midsommar.

The entire Star Wars franchise is overrated as well. Even the original trilogy. Only thing that keeps it loved is nostalgia. The films do a horrible job at world building being that they focus on the same range of characters and eras. The spin offs are by far the best things about them.

There are a few Godfather Part 2 drops in this thread. That being said, Part 1 is the superior film in my opinion. Michael's arc is better played out in part 1.

Midsommar

the first IT from 2017. It sucked ass

Uncut Gems. Seems like a movie I’d think was super cool when I was 13

Can't imagine that movie without Julia Fox or the ending

Bruh the manga is better for Akira, Movie was fast af and it was finished way before the manga ended, But still pretty nice visuals for the movie

I like it since it’s kind of experimental, You need to have in mind while watching it that it ain’t that much of a serious movie, It’s kind of a dark comedy-drama type s***