Black rain works for me. Trailer here.

You should check out almost anything directed by Takeshi Kitano

Almost every scene of IT has pennywise in it iicc

Felidae?

Fritz The Cat from 1972 maybe? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068612/

This is one of my favorite films that I have no desire to watch again because of how awkward the interactions are and how exhausting the movie is in general. That being said, I felt it was the perfect vehicle to explore the analogy of love (defined here as what two people have in common) in all the various combinations that they did. The most interesting part to me is the ending because the main couple thought they were linked by myopia (as did the leader of the rebels which is why she sabotaged Rachel), which is why Colin Farrell almost certainly will blind himself, when they were actually linked by the sign language they created to converse when with the rebels. This, in my mind, is the film's best approximation of true love, something emergent and shared rather than something analyzed and assessed like all the other couples. Unfortunately, this went unnoticed by the couple themselves.

Also thought the very beginning was hilarious with the guy that turned himself into a sterile mule in order to permanently escape whoever the scorned woman was that shot him. Guy didn't even want risk that he'd have kids with her during his second chance, animal form lmao

Fritz the cat.

Fritz the Cat? Came out in 1972.

Heavy Metal?

Which is why it’s ridiculous. There was literally zero reason to include it other than shock value.

The humans

I think u/MN-Jess ‘s explanation is correct, he kills a tribal police guy, who are dressed very similar to the security.

In the script here it looks like there were originally two people, one security contractor who said he could get up, and then one Bureau of Indian Affairs officer who got shot in the head by Curtis. I guess when they actually filmed it, they condensed it into one person and just made the tribal police guy say he was going to get up and then get killed

No. Killing hitler in a ridiculous way is a symbolic fuck you to all fascists of the past, present and the future.

Yes and all of that was accomplished without killing Hitler.

That's because a lot of the time in other movies, the villains are either regular people or some kind of alien. If most horror movies were accurate, you would actually realize that a regular average Joe of a person would have no chance fighting a supernatural and demonic entity.

Its a more convoluted and silly version of the ring.

Ah okay thank you, this makes a lot more sense now, I can even see they have different patches on their shoulders. I wonder why the tribal police guy spoke up when he could’ve played dead.

But thats what the movie is about? Its about how cinema can influence the perception of reality. The nazis used cinema as propaganda. Tarantino takes away power of nazis by showing that they are just a bunch of assholes and not some unimaginable monsters. There's a reason why everything in basterds is about film.

Prime Jennifer Connelly.

The last security guard standing killed one of the officers who was crawling

Edit: I guess I'm wrong. I just read the script and the wounded security guard is killed by his teammate. Guess he was too wounded.

Especially if they did the only remotely sensible thing and made a run for it inmediatly afterwards, the longer the authorities and feds would be looking for the missing people, the more time they got to scatter and run for the airport or border.

I know someone who walked out on Avatar because it featured blue people.

The only film I have ever walked out of was "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai" (sp?). I was assured that it would be different from the old formulaic Hindi film style that I dislike. Spoiler - it wasn't.

There are two different law enforcement vs the security. The regular police got the greenish jackets. Tribal police got blue ones that kinda look like the security ones. But you can tell them apart because they got their bullet proof vest on the outside of their jackets.

You can see here, the police, including the one you think is security go to the right.

I think you’re probably right. However, it’s the filmmakers prerogative to make a film with situations and characters we don’t like just to prove a point. There are a lot of better food films out there that celebrate the customer.

In the mood for love