- Primer - One of the best ever sci-fi movies that miraculously was made with a shoestring budget.
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Just incredible in every single way.
- Oldboy - The original, obviously, it's just an incredible movie.
- Lost Skeleton of Cadavra - A parody of 1950s low budget sci-fi movies that generally aren't good. It's super funny and definitely worth a watch, especially if you enjoy B-Movies.
- Almost Famous - Overall great movie, overall stunning and great acting.
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MOON was fantastic. One man with a robot is waiting for his replacement after a long stint monitoring a moon base alone. He's been building a scale model of his hometown to pass the time. But as his replacement starts to become overdue, a problem at an outlying station causes him to leave the station... and come back to a scene he do didn't expect.
Sci-fi psych thriller, only two actors. Very dark.
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I'd definitely recommend Four Lions
Highly recommend checking out Dark City, I think you'll dig it.
There Will be Blood (rather straightforward) or Mulholland Drive (surreal/abstract story telling)
You seem to like David Fincher a lot. It's a shame that 'Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' is 2011, I suppose.
This kind of thing is something that algorithms are better at than people - the resources are there, so you may as well use them.
Anyway, a well-regarded but often forgotten (by me at least) recommendation: Dead Man's Shoes (2004). (don't Google it beforehand though). Trailer: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hChf0hmh0fM
I have seen the girl with the dragon tattoo and i gotta say its one of the few movies to leave me sad and on the verge of tears. And i don't have an algorithm as i use a newpipe fork called pipepipe. Also i do love david fincher the most of the great films i have seen from that era seems to be his.
By algorithms, I just meant Google or AI: mostly rubbish of course, but shit-hot at answering 'Best 90s films' type questions.
I suspect you get downvotes a lot 'cos no-one wants to do the drudge work that tech can actually handle.
I have actually kinda searched for that but i have watched most of the results because they display based on popularity , box offuce succes etc.
Here is an alternative Piped link(s):
https://m.piped.video/watch?v=hChf0hmh0fM
Piped is a privacy-respecting open-source alternative frontend to YouTube.
I'm open-source; check me out at GitHub.
Boogie Nights, Jackie Brown, Donnie Brasco , the big Lebowski.
Will check these out thanks awnd will be keeping an eye on this to see if younwill add anymore in the future