People being moved by the movie with those horrible phone camera scenes and the little lightning boy? I never

90% of dramas for me haha. They keep my attention so I don’t even feel like I missed things.. just come out all melancholy

Those are the ones talked about the most but the bear jew scene and the ending negotiation scene are also amazing. Not tense in the same way but just as captivating.

I hated the scene with the kid in the box

I think you’re thinking of Sunshine with Cillian Murphy (which I love).

Solaris was a remake of a Russian sci fi film staring George Clooney and Natascha McElhone. It’s a movie that’s not for everyone—it’s slow and kinda cerebral for a sci fi film. I really liked it but I’m a slut for Soderbergh films.

The Irish have always been famous for their wit and humor. One name that comes to mind, and had the gift of gab, was Oscar Wilde.

I wonder if he'd be insinuating the same stuff if two Mexican parents moved to the US, had a kid, spent a good amount of summers in Mexico with their kid, and that kid went on to write and direct movies about Mexican issues or the Mexican Revolution.

I honestly don't remember large chunks of sinister especially towards the end, but everything to do with the MC finding and watching the tapes is absolutely harrowing. I remember being so tense watching this guy in a dark attic (where anything could pop out) watch that super creepy silent footage. The slow motion ghost children stuff didn't do it for me nor did the ending (it makes sense, just that it didn't spook me) but man if the bits with the footage and the footage itself arent incredibly well done and creepy. Agree, sinister is underrated for sure. It's also one of those movies really enhanced by cutting away before the gore hits, aka 'yard work'

My favorite Tarantino. Endlessly rewatchable movie

Especially if your boots want puss!

Thank you.

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Explaining how you got burned by the second-best movie I've seen this year might help us narrow it down.

I just watched this a few weeks ago and did the same thing (checked the stream to make sure I didn’t accidentally start a different film).

The author of this article was so far up their own ass they can use their ribcage for braces.

Yes! Before Sunrise was in last year's, so Before Sunset will be in this year's.

I’d pass unless you want to see a dude get jerked off on a beach and then watch him suck Mia Goth’s nipple out of her breast while high on psychedelics.

Get moving on the rest of his movies now. They’re great.

I mostly don't care for Tarantino movies, but I love this movie.

It is one glorious basterd!

Thanks! I instantly thought "Hurt". Recommend re-watching that trailer if you haven't in a while. Chills!

I love it because it's really the only horror movie that actively shows you that you will have no chance when faced up against a demon. As a regular person, you are not going to win a fight against a demon straight from hell.

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Mind telling me what the scariest horror movie of all time is then? I'd be happy to watch it. If it spooks me more than Sinister then I've got a new favorite movie

And it was actually filmed on an old camera instead of a new camera and choppily edited to make it look old

I enjoyed the paranormal stuff because in most horror movies, the main character is somehow dealt a winning hand at the beginning but doesn't realize it until the end, whenever in reality they should have no chance against a demon. In Sinister, the odds are stacked against Ethan Hawke from the beginning, and in the end he loses. To me, Sinister really showed me that horror movies just give the win to the main character, and just make the plot seem like a bunch of unnecessary bullshit. I just love how the plot of Sinister gradually arises. It goes from "children killing their families" to "Holy shit it's a demonic motherfucker who makes kids kill their families"

Besides, if it was just about Ethan Hawke finding snuff tapes, then the movie might as well end immediately after the first tape because all he would've had to do is call 911 and it's over.