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"beautiful" films. Monsters Six years after Earth has suffered an alien invasion a cynical journalist agrees to escort a shaken American tourist through an infe

Monsters

Six years after Earth has suffered an alien invasion a cynical journalist agrees to escort a shaken American tourist through an infected zone in Mexico to the safety of the US border.

Made entirely by a crew of less than 5 people this film has a beautiful pace and some breathtaking shots. Jon Hopkins does a spectacular soundtrack for it too.

The Machinist

An industrial worker who hasn't slept in a year begins to doubt his own sanity.

You'll feel a bit insane after watching this.

28 Days Later

Four weeks after a mysterious, incurable virus spreads throughout the UK, a handful of survivors try to find sanctuary.

This is the film that sparked my interest in cinema as a teenager.

Europa Report

An international crew of astronauts undertakes a privately funded mission to search for life on Jupiter's fourth largest moon.

Spaaaaaaaaaaaace

Bad Boy Bubby

Bubby has spent thirty years trapped in the same small room, tricked by his mother. One day, he manages to escape, and, deranged and naive in equal measures, his adventure into modern life begins.

this is a ******* strange one but I really enjoyed it. I incest you watch it..

Frank

Jon, a young wanna-be musician, discovers he's bitten off more than he can chew when he joins an eccentric pop band led by the mysterious and enigmatic Frank.

This ones been getting a lot of attention on Imgur recently and rightly so. It's a new watch for me (thanks to all the lists) and it left me with a mixture of emotions.

The Prestige

Two stage magicians engage in competitive one-upmanship in an attempt to create the ultimate stage illusion.

THAT ******* TWIST! plus, booooowie as Tesla.

Sunshine

A team of international astronauts is sent on a dangerous mission to reignite the dying Sun with a nuclear fussion bomb in 2057.

The audio for the distress beacon still rings in my head sometimes. Such a eerie film.

How I Live Now

An American girl, sent to the English countryside to stay with relatives, finds love and purpose while fighting for her survival as war envelops the world around her.

Jon Hopkins soundtrack again. Some stunning shots.

There Will be Blood

A story of family, religion, hatred, oil and madness, focusing on a turn-of-the-century prospector in the early days of the business.

The Mist

A freak storm unleashes a species of bloodthirsty creatures on a small town, where a small band of citizens hole up in a supermarket and fight for their lives.

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#6 - maidenmk (06/02/2015) [-]

The Mist isnt the best movie Ive ever seen, but has hands down the most shocking ending Ive seen on film. Certainly worth watching for said ending. Pay attention to the film as well, because you proberly wont want to watch it again after the final scene.

#114 to #6 - thedeathaudition (06/03/2015) [-]

Believe it or not in the original book the ending that Stephen King wrote said, " This is not one of those stories where the ending with have the military ride in and save the day." Basically you were supposed to come to your own conclusions about the ending. I believe this ending was an intentional nod at that.

#130 to #114 - gravysponge (06/03/2015) [-]

It's funny because after Stephen King watched the movie he said he wished he had thought of that ending himself. I've read the story and watched the movie and I can honestly say that the movie is better. It made the ending a proper horror ending, rather than one of those 'hope to the end' cliche ones, and it cut out that weird part where the guy hasn't seen his wife for two days so he cheats with a girl he just met in the store.

#8 to #6 - gittons (06/02/2015) [-]

same man,
that ending is so raw and shocking that i love it.

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#15 - theshadowwalker ONLINE (06/02/2015) [-]

28 Days Later is one of the best infected flicks ever, nothing can touch it outside of spoofs. Here's looking at Shaun of the Dead.

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#1 - anon (06/02/2015) [-]

The Mist had the most ******* ******** ending ever.

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#142 to #1 - niggymon (06/03/2015) [-]

It pissed me off to hell,it was an excellent ending **** you

#161 to #142 - anon (06/03/2015) [-]

Nope, terrible.

#160 to #1 - luckyspirit (06/03/2015) [-]

"This movie didn't have a happy ending so the ending was terrible."

#162 to #160 - floran ONLINE (06/03/2015) [-]

read the book: the movie's ending is complete ********

#167 to #162 - cashmaker (06/03/2015) [-]

Completely agree! The ambiguous ending is what made the book so good. I still wonder what the hell happened after the book ended even though I read it well over a year ago.

#172 to #162 - luckyspirit (06/03/2015) [-]

The book's ending just felt ******* lazy. It's mostly because Steven King can't write for **** at the end of his works. He basically goes through and makes everything good/decent until about the 80% mark before rushing to the end.

#173 to #172 - floran ONLINE (06/03/2015) [-]

I loved the ending
gives the feeling the reader is part of that world, like if I was in the mist and I found his diary.

#5 to #1 - thelonesniper (06/02/2015) [-]

I hate the ending so much... mainly because THE BOOK DOESINT END ANYTHING LIKE THAT

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#18 to #5 - mowgaycraft (06/02/2015) [-]

But the book's ending is extremely cliche in film.

They keep driving to a single spot of hope due to a message heard over the radio. It's an overplayed theme in apocalyptic films. The revised ending translated well into film with a grim, fresh resolution to the problem.

It's not often that humanity is presented as capable of handling the threats posed by other worlds. An ironically hopeful end to the story.

#115 to #5 - bettercaulsaul (06/03/2015) [-]

Stephen king himself said that he liked the movie's ending better and would have used it in the book had he thought of it

#102 to #5 - anon (06/03/2015) [-]

though the book did not end like that, Stephen King praised the ending. I liked both endings for different reasons, and reading the book first, the movie ending ****** me up. BUT. The dad's acting... for ****** sake, they should have gotten someone who doesn't just wail like that. I get freaking out, but you can just tell how forced it was.

#67 to #1 - badgerclan (06/02/2015) [-]

When I watched it and they said they were one bullet short I thought that there was no ******* way he was going to kill his whole family without the mist clearing and the apocalypse being over right after that, and then exactly that happened. I wasn't pissed because it was ******** , I was pissed because it was the most obvious "twist" in history. I haven't read the book but I know how it ends and I would have legitimately been more surprised and satisfied if they ended it that way.

On another note, if they were one short couldn't they have pressed two of their heads together, put the gun against one of their heads, and tried to shoot two people at once? It might have worked, and even if it failed they wouldn't have lost anything.

#72 to #1 - loggedinforlinks (06/02/2015) [-]

Nah mate, it was a gud ending

#157 to #72 - killerliquid (06/03/2015) [-]

From what I hear it's a deus ex machina

even if military coming in is realistic

for a story it's just ehh

#84 to #1 - zourch ONLINE (06/03/2015) [-]

not to mention this bitch
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCiEi8hgbOI

seriously **** this movie

#96 to #84 - maxismahname (06/03/2015) [-]

God I ******* hate that bitch

#113 to #1 - tiddycats (06/03/2015) [-]

I honestly couldn't react to it other than laughter, but it wasn't just the part everyone focuses on, to me it was really that That one lady that left the market early on to get to her kids ended up completely fine, like come on, everyone else that goes outside gets their **** ****** up within seconds, but you somehow make it all the way home unscathed?

#30 to #1 - cheezersnacks (06/02/2015) [-]

I agree with you so ******* much, honestly speaking truth here. Spoilers now cuz it's about the ending After he killed everyone and was about to kill himself, I turned around to my friend and said something like, "I bet the military is gonna come now" and lo and behold, a ****** tank rolls up. I remember that scene the most of the movie just because it was so ****** stupid and annoying. RIGHT AFTER, not days after, hours later, just like 1 min after. **** that twist. So bad.

#59 to #30 - zombieplayground ONLINE (06/02/2015) [-]

I did that too! My whole family got mad at me because they thought I had already seen the movie and spoiled it for them.

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#22 to #1 - herecomesjohnny (06/02/2015) [-]

it was so ******* good though.

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#9 to #1 - hellomynameisbill (06/02/2015) [-]

I kind of liked it for the wtf factor. I didn't see it coming.

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#17 to #1 - mowgaycraft (06/02/2015) [-]

Sorry mate. The ending completely got me good.

Hits you hard and then when you think it's over it hits you again even harder. Completely genius compared to the open ended 'They keep driving' of the book.

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#53 - linkcm ONLINE (06/02/2015) [-]

[Praising the Sun Intensifies]

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#16 - anon (06/02/2015) [-]

You incest us to watch it?

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#85 - drhoffable (06/03/2015) [-]

the ***** mist ending

#88 to #85 - itsmedumbass (06/03/2015) [-]

All he had to do was waiting five ******* MINUTES, and they would have been fine.

#135 to #88 - gravysponge (06/03/2015) [-]

Spoilers below, talking about why The Mist was one of the greatest horror movies ever, at least IMO.

That's why the ending was great. Because this whole movie is about losing hope. Losing hope that the mist is just a benign disaster, losing hope of keeping everyone safe, losing hope of fighting back, losing hope in humanity. Face it, if the movie ended with the main character getting pulled off into the mist you would have totally agreed with his actions, you'd probably have praised his strength of character to give everyone the easy way out and suffering the consequences. THAT'S what makes the ending good, because no matter what you think about him after the fact, he was actually doing the right thing.

that's what makes the movie such a good horror movie. Because it actually instills feelings of horror, instead of a bunch of spooks and then a wrap up. And the more you think about it, the more horrifying it gets. Did you notice that the military pulled up from behind their vehicle? They were driving away from safety the entire time. Not only that, since the mist had sound warping effects, what they were hearing as they drove weren't monsters in the mist like they thought, it was actually the sound of engines. They weren't just 20 seconds from being saved at the end of the movie, they were 20 seconds from being saved almost the entire time they were driving away from the store.

#166 to #135 - ponchosdm (06/03/2015) [-]

I kind of love you for what you wrote...
thanks man

#169 to #135 - greatgranpapy (06/03/2015) [-]

Wait, so what actually happens? I do not plan on watching it because **** horror films. I understand there is an art in making them, but it is not one I appreciate.

#174 to #169 - drewbridge (06/03/2015) [-]

A guy and his family you follow through the film survive. They get in a car and drive for hours until it runs out of gas, in the mist. By this time they've seen the basically demonic nightmare inducing creatures, and have a revolver and only 5 bullets.

They make the decisions, and outside the car you seen 5 muzzleflashes through the windows, and it pans inside to see the husband crying and trying to pull the trigger with the gun in his mouth, because they didn't have enough bullets so everyone could die easily.

He waits a bit, sees fire, looks over, and the military driving through, ready to save them.

#176 to #174 - gravysponge (06/03/2015) [-]

He doesn't just sit in the car at the end though.

Immediately after he kills the other inhabitants of the car including his son, he gets out of the car and screams at the creatures of the mist to come kill him. He hears noises in the mist from his right, and turns to face his death. A silhouette forms, but instead of a monster, a tank rolls into view, and the mist clears off of the main character. He is confused, like he doesn't believe what he's seeing. Suddenly it hits him, and he says "They died . . . for what?" then breaks down as he's hit by despair, because now he has to live with the fact that he killed his son and his friends for nothing.

#92 to #88 - dragontool (06/03/2015) [-]

LOL I KNOW IT WAS HILARIOUS

#41 - thejusticar ONLINE (06/02/2015) [-]

no no no no no no no no no no no what the **** is the mist doing on this list, everything was going good until the mist

#63 to #41 - faroeseguy (06/02/2015) [-]

The Mist in itself may not be that good.

This is spoiler'ish stuff
But what The Mist is trying to show, is how everyone reacts in crisis. How people find different ways to keep their sanity or how they might loose is

#136 to #41 - gravysponge (06/03/2015) [-]

The Mist is my favorite horror movie, because it makes me feel like **** like a horror movie should.

I shouldn't leave a movie dealing with humans turning against one another in a dystopic hell world feeling all bright and cheery.

#56 to #41 - turbanmasher (06/02/2015) [-]

I thought the mist was pretty good. That ending too, what a twist.

#36 - Afterlife (06/02/2015) [-]

There Will Be Blood was such a powerful and amazing movie. I recommend it 100%. It teaches you true family values.

#154 to #36 - brenton (06/03/2015) [-]

True spoiler alert
Like putting a ******* bullet in the head of anyone who pretends to be your family. The best kind of family values.

#24 - riozublue (06/02/2015) [-]

How I live Now she falls in love with her cousin and they **** 4 meters away from her other cousins in a barn

#25 to #24 - riozublue (06/02/2015) [-]

still a good film though

#7 - coledunk ONLINE (06/02/2015) [-]

if you like the prestige try the illusionist, its kind if the same concept.

#10 to #7 - akulakhan ONLINE (06/02/2015) [-]

I've seen both and I always had this impression that the Illusionist was a warm and heartwarming version of the Prestige, while the Prestige was the cold and gloomy version of the Illusionist. So, like counterparts, two approaches to the same concept. Even the filters in those movies differ greatly: the color palette in the Illusionist is full of gold, yellow, light brown and orange, while in the Prestige there's a lot of white, blue, grey and black. Still, both movies were pretty cool.

#44 to #10 - flockofwingeddoors (06/02/2015) [-]

So like Brave New World and 1984?

#48 to #44 - akulakhan ONLINE (06/02/2015) [-]

I guess you could say that. Though they both have a bad ending, which isn't really the case with those movies we're talking about.

#50 to #48 - flockofwingeddoors (06/02/2015) [-]

Same concept though from what I can tell.
Same point, polar opposite approach.

#144 - braveheart (06/03/2015) [-]

It's Such a Beautiful Day will **** you up. It's one of the best movies I've ever seen. It's by the same animator that did Rejected Cartoons.

#122 - Silver Quantum (06/03/2015) [-]

the ending of the mist is the biggest ******** in cinema history

#155 to #122 - tonicwater ONLINE (06/03/2015) [-]

The book ending was infinitely worse believe me.

#99 - anon (06/03/2015) [-]

"...a crew less than 5 people...."

You can just say the number, dude.

#33 - Berzerkerwar (06/02/2015) [-]

Just watched The Mist, **** that ending

#139 to #33 - gravysponge (06/03/2015) [-]

It's awesome right?

That's how a horror movie should end, with an actual horrifying event.

#28 - fukitidk (06/02/2015) [-]

If you have seen The mist, you know when this song plays
www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtQpM6MTugE&index=15&list=FLXicDpus86Ynym4WposVzmg

#112 - pandacore (06/03/2015) [-]

A movie i'd recommend would be
"it's a beautiful day." which is confusing at first because it's a jumble of shorts but it starts to make sense.
And "Max and mary" it's a very off putting claymation that i found on accident, the movie left me in tears. It's about a girl who's neglected by her mother and gets a penpal from America (Max) it's a very bittersweet movie.

#127 to #112 - thedudeistheman (06/03/2015) [-]

I think you mean "It's Such a Beautiful Day" I really liked it. I watched it semi-recently and it was unlike any other animated movie I've seen.

#129 to #127 - pandacore (06/03/2015) [-]

Ah yeah that's the name. After watching exit through the giftshop it was recommended so i just watched it without any prior knowledge, i was confused at first but then i googled the artist and it said that he struggled with memory loss.

#131 to #129 - thedudeistheman (06/03/2015) [-]

I think I watched it just based off the poster and maybe the name of the guy who made it. I'd seen some of his stuff before, but I don't know if I remembered that before I saw it, or if I even knew he did it before I watched it. Maybe the description too, but it's not unusual for me to add a movie to my queue based off the poster.

#132 to #131 - pandacore (06/03/2015) [-]

Yea, I also look at the ratings but the ratings are highly unaccurate most of the time.

#133 to #132 - thedudeistheman (06/03/2015) [-]

Yeah, sometimes I'm on the fence with ratings too. Netflix shows you what it thinks you'd rate it based on your viewing history and previous ratings I think , so sometimes you'll get a movie that appears to be rated highly, but you end up not liking it.

#150 to #133 - pandacore (06/03/2015) [-]

Oh it's either that or voted by other users.

#106 - fatsthecat (06/03/2015) [-]

Joshlol wanna do me a solid and link me to other previous compilation of movies you did (I think you did anyway). They looked like gems. Had a tab saved but had to update my computer as well as delete my history.....to protect my secret science formulas and what not...

#163 to #106 - joshlol [OP](06/03/2015) [-]

www.funnyjunk.com/search/?q=films&search-target=content-type_id%3A1&s=date&o=desc&l=30&u=joshlol

best i can do

#178 to #163 - fatsthecat (06/04/2015) [-]

Good enough, it was the second link in that list.

#101 - micekill (06/03/2015) [-]

if i think the film "there will be blood" is the one i think it is, then i have to say, excellent taste OP
that movie was great

#43 - IamSofaKingdom (06/02/2015) [-]

Frank was so much friggin better than I expected. I went in expecting a pretty solid indie film and it was so much more entertaining than that. The main character is an insufferable twat though.

#26 - mutzaki (06/02/2015) [-]

One of my favorite live action movies is Departures. It's a Japanese drama about a man who, after no longer being able to continue his career as a cellist, moves back to his hometown with a supportive wife, and unexpectedly becomes a nōkanshi (traditional Japanese mortician). There's a lot of stigma attached to his new line of work, so he has to deal with that, while also trying to forget about his troubled childhood.

It has received several awards, among which an Oscar for best foreign language film, and is just a really great and cozy film.

If that's too weeby for you, a movie I recently came across was "The Beaver", featuring Mel Gibson in the role of a depressed man who undergoes a therapeutic treatment of basically living his life through a beaver handpuppet. Psychological and a bit heavy, despite giving the impression that it's a comedy, and I thought it was pretty good.

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"beautiful" films

The Machinist An industrial worker who hasn't slept in a year begins to doubt his own sanity. You'll feel a bit insane after watching this.

28 Days Later Four weeks after a mysterious, incurable virus spreads throughout the UK, a handful of survivors try to find sanctuary. This is the film that sparked my interest in cinema as a teenager.

Europa Report An international crew of astronauts undertakes a privately funded mission to search for life on Jupiter's fourth largest moon. Spaaaaaaaaaaaace

Bad Boy Bubby Bubby has spent thirty years trapped in the same small room, tricked by his mother. One day, he manages to escape, and, deranged and naive in equal measures, his adventure into modern life begins. this is a ******* strange one but I really enjoyed it. I incest you watch it..

The Prestige Two stage magicians engage in competitive one-upmanship in an attempt to create the ultimate stage illusion. THAT ******* TWIST! plus, booooowie as Tesla.

Sunshine A team of international astronauts is sent on a dangerous mission to reignite the dying Sun with a nuclear fussion bomb in 2057. The audio for the distress beacon still rings in my head sometimes. Such a eerie film.

How I Live Now An American girl, sent to the English countryside to stay with relatives, finds love and purpose while fighting for her survival as war envelops the world around her. Jon Hopkins soundtrack again. Some stunning shots.

There Will be Blood A story of family, religion, hatred, oil and madness, focusing on a turn-of-the-century prospector in the early days of the business.

The Mist A freak storm unleashes a species of bloodthirsty creatures on a small town, where a small band of citizens hole up in a supermarket and fight for their lives.