ITT: kino you never see discussed on /tv/.

I created many threads about this, because it is my opinion that this is the 7/10est movie ever made.

Bump.

It's a comfy thriller from the 90s. Something that would probably crack the top 5 on Netflix for a week nowadays but I think it did pretty well in the box office back then

>>211693854 (OP)
>>211697061
I have seen both of these discussed on /tv/ and they're kino

>>211693854 (OP)
I thought Breakdown was mid and it has gotten numerous threads the last few years. Don't get me wrong, I love a good actionthriller, but Breakdown feels hollow in a way, flatten out, empty in the tank. The story is so thin, a lot of chasing/sneaking/looking around for a big setup for a truck-bulldozing finale., it almost feels like a regular episode from a tv-show. I've seen numerous anons hail the movie as one of the best actionthrillers of the 90s but I just don't see it.

>>211693854 (OP)
>Das Experiment 2001
- a perfect "what would you do"-movie
>Invasion USA 1986
- I'm surprised the relationship between Norris and the Villian hasn't been memed
>Dick Tracy
- Visually striking with tons of reaction faces, could've WEBMed the whole movie
>The New York Ripper 1982
- So over to the crazily funny villain, should be a mandatory watch for those who enjoy "horror"
>Tough Guys Don't Dance 1987
- The dialogue is probably among the edgiest ever, very interesting movie, hot babes, it's known to be bad but imo there's plenty to discuss, I'm surprised we haven't dissected it yet
>Body Heat 1981
- Among the steamiest movies ever. The delivery of the dialogue is absolutely poetical
>Pride and Prejudice 1995
Female source, I guess there's not much to discuss but still it's among the best shows produced
>The Singing Detective 1985
Speaking about best shows. I've almost never seen anyone post a thread about it. It's probably among the best works I've ever watched. The first episode is a bit rough to get into since its so introductonary but, trust me, once you've seen the 6 episodes, you'll rewatch it twice or so, at least

>>211693854 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSBILu7CwJs

>>211699841
>Nick's about to launch into a funny bit

>Adam steps all over it

Never gets old

non-asian foreign films

>>211699792
RLC playing a scheming slut was incredibly hot.

>>211697907
and for a good reason, leftist trendwhoring which was so weak it didn't capture any audience even during the leftist mainstream

rewatched it after almost 25 years.
movie is kino as fuck

>>211693854 (OP)
I watched that whole RLM re:view episode about this and couldnt figure out what they found so fascinating about it

>>211697061
Ridley's best kino

>>211693854 (OP)
Meh.
>>211697061
Ok.
>>211697209
Lol, no
>>211697529
>>211700903
>here's that masculine heartthrob I was telling you about
>>211697907
Michael Shannon is walleyed.
>>211698503
Pseud.
>>211702477
Love IQ.

>>211704152
>Lol, no
Why am I not surprised that a fag concerned with Costners ass can't appreciate kino like The Last Seduction?

>>211704152
>Love IQ

What did he mean by this

>>211704152
Fucking awful film

>>211702779
Got a few mentions a couple of weeks ago when JDB died, also has prime Karen Black. Another 70's movie in that vein is Prime Cut, but The Outfit is a better flick imho.

the most interesting part of this movie was when they were taunting the guy describing his wife's naked body
a group like this would probably be selling their victims into sex slavery but the movie just implies this organized underground force just kidnap them, have some fun and kill them

>>211704152
you have the worst taste i have ever seen