On the list:

Enemy
Twins
The Cable Guy
Along Came Polly
Good Will Hunting
Matrix
Ghostbusters
Coming To America
The Foreigner
Mewtwo Strikes Back
Wind River
Only You
The Net
Atomic Blonde
Eighth Grade
Wanderlust

Help make picks please
- Lindenis#1

Have you seen any of these already?

Have you seen any of these already?
- Bendecko

bits and pieces of them on cable but never more than 50% of anything

Midnight Run

And if you like John Candy..Summer Rental

Diner

A couple of old time classics

Rear Window
The Man who Shot Liberty Valance
- Gramps28

ty gramps

And if you like John Candy..Summer Rental
- Gramps28

Is this because he wears a Blackhawks jersey?


Actually it's a good movie. Underrated comedic performances by Rip Torn and by the inventor of tartar sauce himself, Richard Crenna. And who can't forget a cameo by Yorku?

bits and pieces of them on cable but never more than 50% of anything
- Lindenis#1

Oh man The Cable Guy is such a weird (frank)ing movie.

Just uncomfortable.

bits and pieces of them on cable but never more than 50% of anything
- Lindenis#1

Off that list:
Twins
Good Will Hunting
Matrix
Ghostbusters
Coming To America
Only You
The Net
Atomic Blonde

I haven't seen these so I can't critique:
Enemy
The Foreigner
Mewtwo Strikes Back
Wind River
Eighth Grade (curious to see this)

Eighth Grade sounds like a good movie but i also feel like its going to make me feel uncomfortable and depressed

Enemy is apparently gonna make me feel the same. Gyllenhaal doing some good poop.

if you have seen john wick, you have pretty much seen atomic blond.

a couple more for you, vag

My Blue Heaven

That Thing You Do.

Is this because he wears a Blackhawks jersey?


Actually it's a good movie. Underrated comedic performances by Rip Torn and by the inventor of tartar sauce himself, Richard Crenna. And who can't forget a cameo by Yorku?
- Bendecko

that isn't a blackhawks sweater. lol

Eighth Grade sounds like a good movie but i also feel like its going to make me feel uncomfortable and depressed

Enemy is apparently gonna make me feel the same. Gyllenhaal doing some good poop.
- Lindenis#1

Was looking at the Wikipedia page for Enemy and there was a comparison to Christopher Nolan's Memento (recommended if you haven't seen it), as well as to David Lynch's work (My favorites of his are Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet, The Elephant Man).

If you are into "psychological" thrillers/suspense/horror (some with paranormal themes), some of my recommendations off the top of my head (besides the mentioned) are:
* Hitchcock shortlist: Strangers on a Train, Rear Window, Vertigo, Psycho, The Birds
* Kubrick's version of The Shining
* The Exorcist
* Silence of the Lambs
* Rosemary's Baby
* Se7en
* Don't Look Now (like The Birds, based on a Daphne du Maurier story, whose writing I love)
* Donnie Darko
* Picnic at Hanging Rock

There are probably others but this is what I can think up right now.

that isn't a blackhawks sweater. lol
- Gramps28

How so?

How so?
- Bendecko

its a knockoff. the hawks never wore anything that looked like that.

its a knockoff. the hawks never wore anything that looked like that.
- Gramps28

I never said it was authentic in my earlier post. Do I always have to be that specific?

I never said it was authentic in my earlier post. Do I always have to be that specific?

- Bendecko

you must be new here

you must be new here
- BINGO!

ikr?

you must be new here
- BINGO!

ikr?
- Gramps28

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https://www.twitch.tv/canadianadam

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- Lindenis#1

Another suggestion, This comedy-drama classic:



Lemmon was especially funny. So was Cagney.

I know the DVD is available from Netflix (no stream).

Google says streams can be rented/purchased from Youtube, Google Play, Vudu, and iTunes.

EDIT: This site lists rent/purchase stream options particular to each country:
https://trakt.tv/movies/mister-roberts-1955

It's on TCM right now, but already halfway through. If knew ahead of time, I would have posted earlier.

PS: Lemmon won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for this.

william powell's last movie.

william powell's last movie.
- Gramps28

Yup. You watching it too?

I also remember a TV version with Kevin Bacon as Ensign Pulver before he became a household name. But it was more of a televised version of the original play than based on the film version.

Yup. You watching it too?

I also remember a TV version with Kevin Bacon as Ensign Pulver before he became a household name. But it was more of a televised version of the original play than based on the film version.
- Bendecko

i did.

The Lord of the Rings movies are amazing.

That poop is 20 years old and still looks better than poop with triple the budget like Jurassic Trash

Help make picks please
- Lindenis#1

Another suggestion:

In hono(u)r of the passing of Jerry Stiller, you should check out his and son Ben Stiller's first big screen movie they ever made together (and Ben's feature film debut):

Hot Pursuit (1987), starring John Cusack and Robert Loggia

This is the first of two movies that Jerry and Ben played father and son. The other is a halfway decent remake of The Heartbreak Kid (by the Farrelly brothers, 2007; also recommended as well as the original darker comedy from 1972, written by Neil Simon and starring Charles Grodin and the drop-dead gorgeous Cybill Shepherd).

Also, this is one of those many 80's goofy teen movies that Cusack seemed to be a part of. But it's just that. A little bit of good comedy entertainment to pass the time away. While on the subject, here are some other of Cusack's "teeny" movies from the 80's that are worth seeing (most as a star, others as a co-starring or bit part), in order of release date:
* Class (1983, with Rob Lowe, Andrew McCarthy, the sexy Jaqueline Bisset, and Cliff Robertson)
* Sixteen Candles (1984, written and directed by John Hughes, with the lovely Molly Ringwald, and Anthony Michael Hall)
* The Sure Thing (1985, directed by Rob Reiner, with Daphne Zuniga, Anthony Edwards, and Tim Robbins)
* Better Off Dead... (1985, written and directed by Savage Steve Holland, who also wrote and driected the following movie below... )
* One Crazy Summer (1986, with Demi Moore)
* Say Anything... (1989, written and directed by Cameron Crowe, with the beautiful Ione Skye, and John Mahoney)

Help make picks please
- Lindenis#1

Almost Famous

A Cameron Crowe classic