#movies recommendations

[maed4y]

Any recommendations for movies similar to these?

Fight club

The score

American history x

Murder by numbers

Primal fear

Stay

[livingjhoply]

so here's a list of 5 movies to watch while waiting for Red, White and Royal Blue movie 🎬

1 - 10 Things I Hate About You

the american enemies to lovers™ it has the sassy, the drama, the young love and the great comedy romance, just what we need to prepare our romantic and queer (because who didn't had have a bissexual awakening with Stiles and Hedger back then?)

2 - Hamilton

because...dã??? You don't have to be into musicals and stuff, it's a great "live movie?" I don't know how to explain but it's funny, it's happy and sad. And if you're into "history, uh?" kind of thing, that's the movie. and I don't need to say that the Alex has a LOT (including his bi ass) in common with Alexander Hamilton.

3 - Imagine Me & You

It's the romantic movie and it's british (for balance) and it's ✨gay✨ (sapphic to be more precise) its the kind of movie that you finish whit you heart warm and soft. When I was like 15 and watched for the first time, I was sure that I was a lesbian (the bi thing wasn't even a option, thanks God for the clarification and more information on queernees along the time).

4 - Hansome Devil

I genuinely didn't remember Nicolas Galitzine I or this movie (because that was a time where I will watch a bunch of queer movies withoutreally absorbing a thing) but then rwrb trailer came out and internet did what always, also the movie has Andrew fucking Scott ???? (Like, have you see him as the hot priest in fleabag??)

Anyway, It's is a queer movie about finding yourself and learning how to speak up, and Nick is so young and looking like a baby there. It's a must watch.

5 - The Way He Looks

because I'm Brazilian and have been watching queer movies for almost 15 years now (most of then internacional) but this one it's is in my language and til this day its my favorite, for some many reasons, that I will need another list in another post to tell u about. Anyway, it really pays off with the sweetness, and yeah, if you watch it. It will change your life. Like changed mine.

[cowboylikeghost]

Do anyone knows any fantasy show or movies (wheel of time or Willow type) with aroace rep, canon, headcanon or implied idc at this point i just want some rec 🙏🏻

[runningchickens]

Ok so I was trying to ignore my finals and decided to watch a movie called " i am dragon/dragon inside me" and ITS THE BEST THING IVE EVER SEEN IN MY PITIFUL WHOLE LIFE

first of all:

Do you see this pretty little face here? He is the cutest sad boy you'll ever know of.

The way he cares abt Miroslava made me feel so so so so happy for them while sad for being singles as fuck.

OH AND

Do you see this girl? Pretty right?

That's what I thought in the beginning, I had the feeling that she was going to be one of those princess from old movies who just sit and wait for help. But I couldn't be more wrong abt it! She is strong, brave, smart and so beautiful that I don't know if I want to be her or be hers

While talking about pretty people let's see another angle of our man, Arman.

If you aren't convinced to watch this, i must say that the movie talks about Russian folklore in a beauty and the beast kind of way (I'm sorry it's the only thing that I found to compare with😭)

WATCH I AM DRAGON‼️‼️‼️‼️

[bubblegumanatomy]

horror movies which (in my opinion) have a hard-to-follow storyline

1. Hippopotamus(2017)

2. Martyrs(2008)

3. Irréversible(2002)

[sunkissed-summerdaze]

What's Everyone Watching?

I need some good tv/movie recommendations please! I'm so bored.

-E.S.

[arggghhhsstuff]

I just rewatched Les Choristes (2004) with my sister and I had forgotten how good that movie is. It is one of my favourite movies, without hesitation.

I don't have the words to articulate my thoughts properly right now, but I definitely recommend it. It has similar vibes to Dead Poets Society (1989) but with a lighter color palette, a gentler tone and a happier ending.

[prinz-vassago]

Have you watched The Thing movie by John Carpenter? It's a cult classic!

I took the time to watch it when I saw this ask. I enjoyed it a lot and will definitely watch it again!

[ruebdelic]

#movie

[tanyaavv]

in love with these movies

currently in my vampire movies era, the quality ones. absolutely loved interview with the vampire. it's a shame i haven't seen it earlier. then watched dracula 1992. amazing. adored gary oldman since harry potter. nothing else to add.

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[streamspectacle]

Watch movie : Trolls Band Together 2023

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[bubblegumanatomy]

horror movies with really unexpected plot twists (in my opinion)

1. High Tension/Haute Tension(2003)

2. Incident In A Ghostland(2018)

3. Siccîn(2014)

[herebedragonsbooks]

Movie recommendation: “A Monster Calls”

Based in the namesake novel by Patrick Nesse (who is also the screenwriter) and directed by J. A Bayona, “A Monster Calls” is the perfect mix of dark fantasy, psychology, and drama for an Autumn movie.

When the leaves start falling from the trees, it always takes me back to the first time I watched it with my family, so I thought it was the perfect recommendation to start the season with. I read the book by the time I was eleven; and watched the movie like three or four years later, long after it was released. But the time that had passed meanwhile didn’t matter, I feel the same connection with the story as I did while reading the first chapters.

It’s an incredible adaptation of the original novel, talking about deep themes just like in the book. With the perfect cast, scenery and soundtrack in my opinion. Got me glued to the screen from beginning to end.

I would recommend that you give it a try. Just a little warning, be ready to cry and be left with lots of questions when the credits roll 😉

[isgaydisaster]

Some shows, movies, and book recs <3

Got the idea from @ghostgirlinsatin !

Here you have a list of recommendations to watch instead of thinking in st4. Feel free to leave more in the comments!

Shows

Arcane: a great show with 3 main storylines that are intertwined and very complex characters. If you like to discover new societies and their structure, a new world with different but in some way similar rules to us. The rivalry between one and other side. The romance (sapphic romance) that grows between someone from one side and someone from the other. The family love that lives in the hearts of two sisters who will have to go through a lot. The curiosity of two inventors that want to create magic using science. There's a lot : an amazing story, more than well-written characters, beautiful animation... All in 9 episodes, streaming on Netflix. (No, you don't have to know anything about LOL to watch it. It just the background story of some of the characters).

The owl house: it's a Disney kind of show (it's streaming on Disney fr lol) with an amazing plot and characters that grow and learn. It's about a girl named Luz that feels like she doesn't fit in. Her mother wants yo send her to summer camp, but thanks to a fast owl, she ends up in a different dimension. It's very amphibia (there are references of that show in this show)- star vs the forces of evil like. And: there's a lot of representation. Dana Terrace (the creator) has fought a lot to bring this to disney, she's doing an incredible work with this story and she deserves the recognition for it. This story made me feel at home, it really makes my heart warm.

Anne with an e: a classic turned into a show that carried the story so incredibly. Even though netflix f*cking canceled the show (yk, what happens to good shows on netflix), there are 3 marvelous seasons to watch. It's one of the only cases where I find the show better than the book. I love the characters, the representation (and it doesn't feel forced or just for rep), and the focus in feminism. There are a variety of topics that are discussed on the show that are very important and I think it's a good tool to learn very good values.

She-ra and the princesses of power: this one right here is one of my favorites ever. I watch it every time I feel like shit for any reason. My comfort show. It's about a girl named Adora that lives in the Horde, who fights the princesses (again the two sides dynamic yes), and is enjoying her live with her best friend Catra until she gets lost in the woods and discovers something shocking (not a spoiler since is the intro): she's a princess. 5 wonderful seasons of friendship, betrayals, war, pure love, death... I love it more than anything :D (+ a lot of representation although some of it it's not explicit).

The wilds: to be honest I haven't finish it yet but so far (I have 3 episodes left to watch) it's being really good. A group of girls end up in a desert island because of an airplane crash and have to learn how to survive by themselves. In each episode you learn more about one specific but also a bit about the others. The background stories are amazing and the development these characters go through is my favorite thing in the world. We're waiting for the third season now, streaming on Amazon prime video. (+ very good and relatable representation).

Movies

Ladybird: if you have mommy issues, this is your movie. A teenager, wanting to move out of her house and study far away from it. Dreaming with her future, because she doesn't stand her present: she's very much poor. The end is so so so beautiful. I cried like a child, not gonna lie.

The Mitchells vs The machines: another great movie of daddy issues. Well, it's more than that: the story of a girl who wants to go to college so bad (she feels understood there) but when she's traveling with her family to get there, the machine apocalypse begins. A really fun movie to watch in family, with a lesbian main character :)

The fear street trilogy: I'm honestly not a big fan of horror, but these 3 movies got me. What an amazing story, which will keep you up thinking about it and making theories all the time, really good characters, romance (sapphic romance yaaasss), and good horror, not only jumpscares. They're long but not boring, and just talking about them makes me want to watch them again so I will. Link to part one, link to part two and link to part three.

Little women: again with a classic turned into a cinematographic masterpiece. Another movie that made me burst in tears. I love the story a lot, but I'd also like to highlight the incredible job of the cast. I have 2 scenes in mind that left me speechless. The story of an independent woman who returns home and remembers her life there: her adventures with her sisters, the neighbor and her mother. And that makes her wonder about her future too. It gave me the chills like a hundred times.

Turning red: one of my favorite movies of all time. It doesn't matter your age, you're going to love this movie. A teenage girl struggles not with puberty but with BEING A RED PANDA. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, really fun and entertaining. Plus, it teaches good values that stick with you after you watch it. And the characters are really well-written: finally someone portraits female pre-teenagers in a realistic and realatble way (thank you Domee Shi). Give it a try, you won't regret it.

And the whole marvel universe is something I enjoy watching/reading too.

Books

The Percy Jackson series: you have probably heard of it unless you live under a rock. I have read the main series and now I have to read more of this universe because it's huge and amazing. If you like Greek mythology, fantasy and adventure this is your series. Percy Jackson feels dumb in comparison to other children his age, hates her mother's stinky boyfriend and has a best friend with crutches. Would you believe me if I told you all of this is related to the fact that he's a semigod? Well, he is. And now he's accused of stealing Zeus' lightning. That's basically the plot of the first book. Fantastic book and series, honestly. Rick Riordan my king.

Enola Holmes: if you'd like to read a Sherlock Holmes type of story but with the main character being a woman, this is your series. I'm on the third book at the moment and it slaps. I love mystery novels, and if you do too I totally recommend.

Heartstopper-verse: Alice Oseman writes so good her characters. Her comics and books are the best, so if you like queer content in teenager media this is your place.

The girl on the train: really good thriller that keeps you reading all night. With mystery and very complex characters (you will probably hate most or all of them). A girl (can't remember her name right now and I have to go so can't search for it) watches people doing their lives every day when she sits on her couch in the train that takes her to her job. She imagines the names of those people, their jobs, their conversations. And, one day, she sees something weird happen just before everything goes to hell.

The seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo: Some people say it's not that good but this book reached to my core. It's not my favorite or close to it but it's really good. The story and how it's written, the characters and the message you get from the book is exquisite. Chef kiss. It's basically about a famous woman that hires a very confused reporter to write her story. Very moving and real. The supposed "plot-twist" wasn't that shocking for me though.

That's some I think are very good. Let me know what you thing and give me recommendations too if you want please <3

[pickonmagazine]

Top 10 similar movies to Creed 2015.

1. Rocky

2. Southpaw

3. The Karate Kid

And more.