Mysterious Skin is a different kind of coming-of-age movie, a raw and uncompromising masterpiece exploring difficult subjects.
Whatever your taste in movies is, I guarantee you you will like Glengarry Glen Ross. It's captivating, smart, and above all, thought-provoking.
Based on the life of one of the most prolific and gruesome serial killers ever, Citizen X is an incredibly engaging slow-burner with terrific performances.
Smart, engaging, and sometimes uncomfortable, Nothing is Private is a quirky dramedy exploring sexuality, racism, predatory behavior, and bad parents.
As a delightfully subversive masterpiece, Trainspotting is not only thought-provoking but also very entertaining and even funny.
Based on a tragic and yet inspiring true story, The Hurricane is a captivating epic driven by Denzel's stellar performance.
A hidden gem that deals with the issue of racism through the eyes of scientists who believe that pigmies are the link between humans and apes.
Visually impressive, Roman Polanski's 2005 movie Oliver Twist is a subversive, intelligent, and refreshing take on a familiar novel.
Friends with Money is a movie life, marriage, and everything in between. Focusing on long-term relationships, it can be both thought-provoking and funny.
Coming from a guy who doesn't like quirky dramedies, Everything is Illuminated is a quirky and also captivating dramedy you should check out.
Based on one hell of a true story, The World's Fastest Indian is a heartwarming adventure that will push you to follow your dreams.
Deconstructing the suburban dream and exploring mental health issues, The Chumscrubber is not only intelligent but also darkly funny.
Weird, moody, and effortlessly complex, Donnie Darko is a mysterious coming-of-age movie you can interpret in many different ways.
Thought-provoking and gripping, Gran Torino is a reverse coming-of-age movie examining not just your "elderly racist uncle" but also our society.
Telling not just an All-American but also a human story of loneliness, redemption, and love, The Wrestler is a masterpiece.
Featuring a sexually-charged atmosphere, controversial relationships, and themes, The Reader is a sexy, and thought-provoking masterpiece.
Riveting and never melodramatic, Walk the Line is an exceedingly well-crafted biopic telling the story of the one and only, Johnny Cash.
Exceedingly well-crafted, Revolutionary Road is a different kind of romance movie offering a realistic exploration of marriage and life.
The Shipping News is a powerful drama infused with a healthy dose of bizarre humor and featuring an all-star cast led by Kevin Spacey.
At times too melodramatic, Crossing Over deals with a lot of issues and not just immigration powered by a great cast and sleek cinematography.
Sexually charged, off-beat, and visually appealing, Black Snake Moan is a strange movie with great performances and an even better soundtrack.
Captivating, visually imposing but also harrowing, Changeling is a period drama based on true events highlighting several still relevant themes.
What only seems as ramblings of people drunk and high on copious amounts of drugs, London transforms into a questioning of love, life, and everything else.
Tape is a minimalist, single-location, and highly captivating character-driven drama featuring an excellent cast and even better story.
Gutwrenchingly compelling, The Boy in the Striped Pajamas is a powerful WWII drama told from the perspective of a young kid.
Easy Virtue is one of those light comedy/romance/drama movies that you can simply watch. Based on a play, it has...
In case you’re not familiar with gimmicks that film-makers use, here’s a perfect example. Winged Creatures kicks off with parts...
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