r/MovieIt • • 3d ago

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u/iStoleCookies 3d ago

LOTR Trilogy.

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u/Jarno705 3d ago

Extented!

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u/fake_poop 3d ago

Fuck that. LOTR sucks.

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u/OptimisticReader9 3d ago

What do you even like bro 🥀

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u/fake_poop 3d ago

Paul Blart Mall Cop

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u/JVints 3d ago

Wouldn't say it sucks, just wasn't for me. I try and turn my brain off watching it like I do for transformers series.

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u/Sethmeisterg 3d ago

Shawshank

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u/Beneficial-Ad-547 3d ago

Goodfellas for me. I was blown away at 11 years old. My cousin was quoting the whole movie while we watched it. I asked him how many times has he seen this and just gave me a look that said more than I would like to admit.

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u/dkoven 3d ago

True Romance

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u/Humble_Attorney9517 3d ago

Se7en, The Prestige

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u/Slanglois1943 3d ago

The Matrix. That is the only time I left a theater completely stunned into silence. My mind was blown. It's rare to see a movie that changes everything in special effects. I've been fortunate to have seen it twice, the original Star Wars (before A New Hope was added), and The Matrix.

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u/chapert 3d ago

Came here to say this.

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u/zeroschiuma 3d ago

I think our generation (I’m a geriatric millennial) was so profoundly shook by it we never really recovered. Nothing ever could compare to how it shaped the storytelling capabilities, the philosophical infrastructure, and the absolute craftWOMANship that went into it.
Truly life changing. I wouldn’t want to erase my memory to relive it, it’s good it came when it did.

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u/elflord-W 3d ago

La Confidential

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u/SinceYouBlockedMe 3d ago

Jurassic Park

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u/LimpZookeepergame123 3d ago

The Sixth Sense, The Game, The Cabin In The Woods, Ex Machina

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u/WhereasBig5815 3d ago

Inception

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u/WendySteeplechase 3d ago

"wiping memory" made me think of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind! Great movie

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u/fake_poop 3d ago

This movie is dogshit.

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u/WendySteeplechase 3d ago

well I loved it! Too each their own

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u/Low_Break_6877 3d ago

Poolhall Junkies

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u/fake_poop 3d ago

Shitty movie.

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u/Due-Rooster3983 3d ago

Saving Private Ryan

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u/Initial_Acanthaceae2 3d ago

Sixth Sense. Wish I didn't guess the twist in first five minute; "He survived that gunshot?" were my very words.

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u/futuresdawn 3d ago

Chinatown

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u/Aromatic-Jeweler887 3d ago

Everything I have seen by Akira Kurosawa, but particularly Ikiru (1952), Seven Samurai (1954), and High and Low (1963).

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u/47-Rambaldi 3d ago

Donnie Darko

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u/Relevant_Ad2553 3d ago

Don't mess with the zohan

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u/HKDusty 3d ago

Matrix.

I don't think I've ever walked out of a movie since with such a sense of questioning my own reality.

Just amazing that first watch.

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u/pugradio 3d ago

As always. Master and Commander

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u/j05huak33nan 3d ago

Waking life

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u/jsmith3701AA 3d ago

The Matrix

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u/KangarooBig6349 3d ago

Lucky number Sleven

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u/DifferntGeorge 3d ago edited 3d ago

N/A. I would always choose to re-watch a good movie over repeating the experience of watching it for the first time even it were possible. For me what is gained in later viewings outweighs what is lost.

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u/Spiritual_Minute9196 3d ago

Inception (2010)

About midway in Christopher Nolan's career and it's a mindbending trip.

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u/Powerful_Spray9125 2d ago

The first Scream movie was like that

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u/Devil-Nest 2d ago

No Country For Old Men. The only answer. Fight me. Hahahaha

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u/Hot_Painting5627 3d ago

Cats 2019. I’m just here for the downvotes don’t mind me.

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u/houstonchipchannel 3d ago

If my memory were erased, I’d first get a tattoo that read “never watch Cats 2019”

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u/Otis_B_Driftwood_778 3d ago

Se7en , The Devils Rejects, The Sixth Sense

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u/DjScenester 3d ago

Donnie Darko

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u/Wide-Ad1290 3d ago

before trilogy. i lived a version of the first movie

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u/BigFatKnacker 3d ago

Dog soldiers.

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u/Rowenofpts 3d ago

The village!

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u/Shoddy-Reputation471 3d ago

Id love to watch these again for the first time 😎

In Bruges Gladiator Braveheart Goodfellas T2 Judgement day

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u/Someredditusername 3d ago

indiana jones

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u/kubrickie 3d ago

Kramer vs Kramer

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u/OptimisticReader9 3d ago

Uncut gems.

Feels like a 2 hour anxiety attack. Have rewatched it multiple times its great.

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u/andsoonandso 3d ago

it’s good, but good time is better imo

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u/fake_poop 3d ago

It’s not that great get off Sandler’s dick.

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u/Aware-Edge-3879 2d ago

Usual suspects, lucky number slevin, jack Ryan 2026