Recommend films to me? Similar to: Memento /Blue Velvet / Gattaca / Sixth Sense (Movies w/ twists)?
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'The Jacket' kind of reminds me of memento.\n\nAnything written by M. Night Shyamalan, particularly 'Unbreakable'.  (Shyamalan wrote 'The Sixth Sense' and 'Signs'.) His films are semi-weird, but works of pure genius.\n\n'The Forgotten'.  You will think you have the mystery figured out, but you won't figure out the *real* mystery.  You will haveto wait til the end to find out.  Good movie, especially if you like Shyamalan.  (This is not a Shyamalan film, but reminiscent of his work.)\n\nOn the sappy side...have you seen the classic 'The Color Purple'?  A must if you are to understand even half of what Media says.\n\nMedia...you must see 'Diary of a Mad Black Woman'.  I am a white woman, and when I originally saw this movie's previews on television, I mistakenly thought it was another movie littered with racist remarks against white people.  But it's not.  It is one of the best comedy-dramas I have ever seen.  You will laugh for days.  And there is one other thing that is very surprising about this high quality and very funny film: it is about Christians, and Christians who walk the talk.  And you will definitely want to see more of Tyler Perry's work, of which there is much.  But this is his best movie, IMO.\n\n'A Patch of Blue'. I would recommend this film to everyone from the most feminine woman to the biggest most macho biker on a Harley.  Set in the early 60s, I think? Sydney Poitier falls in love with a blind white girl, and it's mutual.  Dark without being bloody, sexy without getting graphic, and quite funny in strange places.  Thoroughly unique, well written, well produced, directed, you name it.  With Shelley winters as the girl's wicked mother.\n\nYentl.  Streisand is a socialist, it's true.  But if you can overlook her politics, this one is brilliant.  Plus, you have to like the music.  \n\n'The Machinist' disappointed me.  Anorexic Batman was interesting to look at for a little while, but the story was just too vague and nowhere for me.\n\n'Quills'.  About the Marquis de Sade in the loony bin.  As sick as you want.  Dark. With Joaquin Phoenix as an ethical, compassionate, but very human priest that tries to help all the crazies, Michael Caine as a sadistic quack that tortures crazy people, and the guy that played the adult nut piano player in 'Shine' as the Marquis de Sade.  Great, dark film, with a twist ending.\n\n'A Clockwork Orange'.  Classic.  Still shocking and amazing.\n\n'Magnolia' is long and kind of boring in places, but in a way it's genius.  Tom Cruise is disturbing in this, interesting to see.  William H. Macy is...different...in this. But also interesting to watch.  It's not for everyone, though.  With Philip Seymour Hoffman as a sweet hetero male nurse.\n\nThat's all I got for now.
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check imdb.com. they have all the goods and news on upcoming movies and they've yet to steer me wrong. PS- after the first movie, the director noted he'd be willing to make a sequel, but i have not heard anything about that, since. g'luck!!! =)
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They are all great films with plenty of twists.  I would call them more a suspense thriller than an actual horror film.  They will scare you but thats the fun of it.  Make up your own mind about it, but if you didnt want to thats cool.  You dont have to watch any film you dont want to.
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Has to have a good plot...if there's nothing to follow, then I am not going to want to watch it. It also helps to have some twists and turns to keep me interested...and some comic relief, if possible. The movies that really get me thinking make some of my favorites: Seven is a good example.
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Hello, new and saw your question. So see any good movies lately?
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I really enjoyed that docufilm. It made me realize that in my life, there are certain things that happen because I have trained my brain to respond in that manner. If I can disconnect the neurons in my brain and retrain them, I may not be as angry at life as I think I am. So, lets say, my husband comes home late. I automatically assume some ghastly vision which included some other woman. But, if I just breathe and not assume, let the explanation carry itself, I might possibly not freak out the next time it happens. It is basically learning to tell your brain not to think what it normally does. So, all in all, I think it is a good film for people like me with actual mental instability, it might help someone else relearn to react differently.
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I really liked: The Sting, Butch Cassidy & Sundance Kid, The Shawshank Redemption, thats all I can think of. Hope this helps.
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Dreamer is a pretty good movie, it has some similarities to Seabiscuit if u liked that. Another suggestion is Hoodwinked. It's a animated version of Little Red Riding Hood with ton of twists and turns. Definitely not like the fairy-tale.
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BOUND,                      MULLHOLLAND FALLS\nWILD THINGS,                DEEP IN THE WOODS(French film)\nCRUEL INTENTIONS,           HEAVENLY CREATURES\nBASIC INSTINCT,             FEMME FATAL (Rebecca Romjin)\nMONSTER  eeeegaaad,\nthe HOURS,\nELECTION,
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the grudge\nidont know if this is a scary movie or not but i also like Jawbreaker\nthe wrong turn\nwhen a stranger calls\nsaw 2
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Hmm... There's lots of movies like that. I have no idea... Check imdb.com.
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I really liked "Intensity"\n\n"Lightning" was another good one, with a very interesting ending.
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Try Kevin Smith's films: Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, Clerks, Jay and Silent Bob strike back...
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I would gladly recommend some, but I hardly believe you can find those in England. :(\nAnyway, try this one:\n\nThe Witness (see at: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0065067/)\nThis is probably the only good classic Hungarian movie you can find there. Perhaps this film has had the greatest effect on our everyday life: many of today's Hungarian phrases and symbols come from this movie.\nIt is a satire of communism in Hungary.\n\nMephisto: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082736/\nThis movie is not purely Hungarian, but it has won an Oscar. It is based on Klaus Mann's novel. It takes place in the Nazi Germany and is about the artist's relationship to the dictatorship.\n\nAs for the latest movies, I can recommend 'Kontroll' (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0373981/). It has a Kafka-like atmosphere and it shows you the fight of the good and the evil, but it's also funny.\n\nI know I already recoomended enough films, but I'd like to mention one more: Fateless(http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0367082/).\nThis one is based on the Nobel-awarded Hungarian novel with the same title and is about an adolescent boy's experience about the death camps.
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"The Way of the Gun" is a good one; Benicio Del Toro, Ryan Phillipe and lots of shooting!\n"Traffic" is brilliant\n"The Score" (Edward Norton is amazing in this),  "Ronin",  "Jackie Brown" and "Cop Land" are all exciting films, especially if you like De Niro. \nI particularly recommend "Cop Land".\nThe old Richard Gere film "Primal Fear" has a real twist at the end.\nThe serial killer movies: "Along Came a Spider" and "Kiss The Girls" are both really good; then again most of Morgan Freeman's movies are.\nFunny, I read the book "Blood Work" and about two weeks ago I sat down (half way through) to watch a Clint Eastwood film and what do you know?\nYou know the writer (Michael Connelly) killed off that character (Eastwood portrayed) in a later book.
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Escape from Sobibor is a good one.\n\nLittle Dieter Needs To Fly is also worth seeing.
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The Da Vinci Code\nMission: Impossible III \nOver the Hedge \nPoseidon \nRV \nX-Men: The Last Stand