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Comments

Underrated movies

[philstar22]

What movies do you think are extremely underrated? Inspired by Event Horizon which is an awesome scifi/horror movie that should have gotten better reviews.

Re: Underrated movies

[mrs_don_draper]

About Time
13 Going on 30
Source Code
Adjustment Bureau
Age of Adeline

Re: Underrated movies

[philstar22]

I enjoyed Age of Adeline, which surprised me because it isn't the type of thing I usually like. I loved Source Code until the end. Ugh, the end still makes me mad. The Adjustment Bureau was great.

Re: Underrated movies

[mrs_don_draper]

I will agree with you about Source Code! Kinda weird that he took on someone else's life indefinitely!

Re: Underrated movies

[thewakokid]

About Time
Source Code

Agreed.

Re: Underrated movies

[belladonna_took]

Definitely About Time.
I left the cinema with something in my eye, okay. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

Re: Underrated movies

[sadiesockmonkey]

I love About Time.

I really liked The Adjustment Bureau and own it on DVD, but I haven't watched it since it was in theatres. I also like 13 Going on 30 a lot.

(I saw Source Code, but I don't remember the ending.)

Re: Underrated movies

[kaijinscendre]

Pontypool. Such a fantastic zombie horror movie that so few people have seen. :(

Re: Underrated movies

[(Anonymous)]

Hmm I am not into horror or jumpscares but this sounds intriguing​... Do you think it has appeal for people who don't watch horror?

Re: Underrated movies

[kaijinscendre]

Probably. There is SOME gore but not as much as there usually is in a zombie film. And I don't want to give away too much but it has a really unique look on zombies.

Re: Underrated movies

[(Anonymous)]

Okay I'm sold, BF is into horror so he'll be happy to watch it with me. Thanks!

Re: Underrated movies

[nightscale]

Brother Bear is a very underrated but an absolute gem of a movie. The characters are good, the central theme of family is wonderful and the animation is gorgeous. And it has one of the best transformation scenes:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVh4MqXCZyc

Re: Underrated movies

[(Anonymous)]

Event Horizon gave me the worst nightmares of anything I saw during my childhood. *shudder*

Re: Underrated movies

[philstar22]

I can see that. I totally get why some people like to headcanon that it is in the Warhammer 40K universe. I don't usually like things that graphic, but plotwise it is exactly up my alley.

Re: Underrated movies

[(Anonymous)]

Seconding "Event Horizon"!

Re: Underrated movies

[greghousesgf]

Velvet Goldmine
Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou

Re: Underrated movies

[(Anonymous)]

Oh yes, Velvet Goldmine has one of the best soundtracks ever created.

Re: Underrated movies

[skeletal_history]

Uhh, don't know if I should be ashamed to admit this or something but: The Village. I thought the aesthetics were great (parts of it were filmed near my home town), and there were some really lovely character moments in there that added substance to the story, like the way that the blind girl figured out that the Sigourney Weaver and William Hurt characters were in love because, while they were freely affectionate with other people, they never touched each other. There were a lot of little moments like that.

And along the same line: Signs. Maybe because I was religiously devout when I saw it, but I didn't find the "miracle" ending contrived at all, and ~plot holes~ like "why did the hydrophobic aliens land on a planet that was 70% water" didn't mean shit to me, anymore than scientific explanations of fairytale magic mean shit to me. (Midichlorians, anyone?) Who cares, it was part of the premise, I just rolled with it.

Re: Underrated movies

[(Anonymous)]

Arthur Christmas, Rise of the Guardians, and Home are three that come to mind. They were all very enjoyable.

Re: Underrated movies

[analise]

I'm with you on Rise of the Guardians for realz.

Re: Underrated movies

[(Anonymous)]

I knooow! Cute story, neat worldbuilding, breathtaking animation, it deserved so much more recognition.

Re: Underrated movies

[(Anonymous)]

+1 on Rise of the Guardians, although I didn't like the protagonist much. But all the supporting characters were awesome! Sandy was and is the best, of course.

Re: Underrated movies

[(Anonymous)]

"All I Wanna Do" I had no idea this film existed until 2 days ago. It has some great actors when they were young (Kirsten Dunst, Gaby Hoffman, Rachel Lee Cook, Matthew Laurence, and the best role I've ever seen him in Vincent Kartheiser) and is a coming of age film about a group of girls who go to an all girls' school in the 1960s. It's one of the good coming age films that falls into some cliche tropes of this subgenre but then the good stuff is really good, and it's pretty funny. Considering it was a late 90s teen film it is one of the better ones. Definitely recc people to check it out.

I also have a headcanon that this is really how Pete Campbell from Mad Men lived his life before working at Sterling Cooper. I know Pete's TRUE past, hiding it like Don hid his. LMAO