Bizarre, trippy, and just plain weird movies
A recent one would be John Dies at The End. Spoiler alert: John doesn't really die at the end, because the end isn't really the end. It has a lot of time and space manipulation, and how our brains perceive things. Pretty weird stuff.
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TheHermit wrote:
Naked Lunch (1991) by David Cronenberg
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtflS5wCbjw[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtflS5wCbjw[/youtube]
I was going to say it before I saw you already posted it. lol
*I read the book as a teenager as well*
Also, any of Stanley Kubrik's stuff like A Clockwork Orange and Eyes Wide Shut.
Then there's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest...and the most trippy and freaky (watch while wasted) movies out there are Altered States (William Hurt) and the original Lawnmower Man (the sequels all sucked biggtime).
For a scary trip, watch Event Horizon (my fave Sci-Fi movie) or a 1980's film called 'Scanners'.
Another real trippy film is Johnny Got His Gun - James Hetfield (the movie made famous by Metallica's song 'One').
For a real nostalgic, weird trippy laughing film you can watch the late 1960's sci-fi cult classics like Zardos - Burt Reynolds and Barbarella - Racquel Welch/Jane Fonda (cannot remember now).
The most weirdest, trippiest, totally bizarro etc movie I have EVER seen, is simply called 'Nothing' and here is the trailer for it:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zc8XXv3pl10[/youtube]
Vincenzo Natali is awesome and so was his movie, 'Cube'.
So, if you people want to watch some weird movies, the above are my personal favourites.
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BlankCanvas wrote:
Walkabout was a pretty bizarre and experimental film in its own way, but it really needs watching rather than explaining. In short, a father drives his two children out to the Bush and attempts to kill them for reasons unknown; the children run for it and are left to their own devices, wandering around in the remote Australian wilderness. It gets kind of weird after that...
Did you ever see Picnic at Hanging Rock? It's a similar theme and it may even be from the same director. It's Australian, for sure.
Those are 2 of my favorite Australian movies.
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AnonymousAnonymous wrote:
Akira {1988 animated version}
Black Swan
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
Primer
Oldboy {2003 version}
Stoker
A Scanner Darkly
Tron
Black Swan
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
Primer
Oldboy {2003 version}
Stoker
A Scanner Darkly
Tron
Adding:
Under The Skin
Fight Club
The Machinist
One Hour Photo
Stranger Than Fiction
Inception
Pi {Darren Aronofrosky's 1998 debut movie}
2001: A Space Odyssey
Dr. Strangelove
Following
Memento
Brick
Jacob's Ladder
The Qatsi Trilogy
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