Your favorite underappreciated films

[Khev]

Definitely, I've seen that twice. Terrific film.

 

[a-dev]

There's also some old Man against Shark film that's very good. Probably not underappreciated though.

 

[Khev]

You know I've always liked Orca: The Killer Whale, lol. It did the "this time it's personal" bit way before JAWS 4 but in a way that I've always found to be kinda freaky.

 

[rushmore223]

Yes, The Grey was surprisingly good!

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[Khev]

Yes, The Grey was surprisingly good!

 

[jstep13]

Revenge of the Ninja.

Puts any Bruce Lee film to shame.

 

[Mighty_Jabba]

X-Men Dark Phoenix

 

[Jmek]

Another one, Beowulf. Watched it again last night in 3D, amazing movie full of pathos.

 

[Remembermyname]

Tucker & Dale versus Evil

 

[crows]

Deathrace 2000
once bitten
Vampire's kiss
John carpenter vampires
the 9th gate
monster squad
silver bullet

 

[Remembermyname]

Bowfinger..One scene always gets me, maybe it gets you too.

 

[Remembermyname]

The Onion Field 1979....James Woods John Savage and Ted Danson.

 

[Sassafras]

Solo. Never watched it in theaters but IMO deserves more credit than it gets - great villain, good performances even if parts are so dark I squint.

Guy Ritchie's The Covenant - terrific script and performances, awesome film.

 

[creasy]

Grabbers
Little monsters (2019)
Thumbsucker
The old guard

 

[creasy]

Solo. Never watched it in theaters but IMO deserves more credit than it gets - great villain, good performances even if parts are so dark I squint.

Guy Ritchie's The Covenant - terrific script and performances, awesome film.

Just watched the covenant last night.
Awesome film, like really really good.
Better than so many other recent Afghan conflict films - solid script, great cinematography, great casting is & the writing is on point.
True story too.
If you haven’t seen it watch it.
Great taste sassafras

 

[Sassafras]

Just watched the covenant last night.
Awesome film, like really really good.
Better than so many other recent Afghan conflict films - solid script, great cinematography, great casting is & the writing is on point.
True story too.
If you haven’t seen it watch it.
Great taste sassafras

Yeah, I was surprised coz Ritchie can be pretty campy and over-the-top; IMO did an amazing job; restrained tight script; beautiful cinematography.

And just sayin' even the wife in this was handled well - I've known military wives and yep, they step up to the plate.

 

[creasy]

Yeah, I was surprised coz Ritchie can be pretty campy and over-the-top; IMO did an amazing job; restrained tight script; beautiful cinematography.

Ritchie was the reason I hadn’t watched it! Mathew Vaughan was always the talented one between the two of them.
I don’t hate Ritchie but his style is a bit all over the place.
The covenant was just a straight up great story told really well.
Agree with all points!
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[MGS_OldBoy57]

I feel like 90% of all the movies listed here are appreciated by people. So many popular movies and cult classics.

These are some movies I feel are under appreciated:

• His House
• Shoot ‘Em Up
• The Void
• Dark City
• I Saw The Devil
• Woman In The Dunes

 

[Wor-Gar]

Deathrace 2000
once bitten
Vampire's kiss
John carpenter vampires
the 9th gate
monster squad
silver bullet

Do you like vampires?

 

[goatchumby]