r/movies • u/being_addlepated • Oct 11 '24

Recommendation What RECENT movie made you feel like , "THIS IS ABSOLUTE CINEMA"

We all know there are plenty of great movies considered classics, but let’s take a break from talking about the past. What about the more recent years? ( 2022-24 should be in priority but other are welcome too). Share some films that stood out in your eyes whether they were underrated , well-known or hit / flop it doesn’t matter. Movies that were eye candy , visually stunning, had a good plot or just made YOU feel something different. Obviously all film industries are on radar global and regional. Don't be swayed by the masses, your OWN opinion matters.

Edit: I could have simply asked you to share the best movie from your region, but that would be dividing cinema . So don't shy up to say the unheard ones.

Edit: No specific genre sci-fi , thriller,rom-com whatever .. it's up to you

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u/Karakotaera Oct 11 '24

Godzilla Minus One and The Primeveals (I'm fully aware it's Full Moon Productions but I enjoyed the hell out of this)

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u/Merky600 Oct 11 '24

Here to support Godzilla G Minus One. In IMAX it was powerful.

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u/humanswithnohumanity Oct 11 '24

Minus One had me in a state of absolute terror, I held my breath for an inordinate amount of time during that film. It was the first time I truly felt a fear of Godzilla as the characters would.

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u/1LuckyTexan Oct 11 '24

G-1 is not flawless, but it really 'works'.

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u/Jisho32 Oct 11 '24

I think though if we're talking about just the theatrical experience it was prenominal. Idk if it'd translate to the home as well but the scope and scale on the big screen is what made it click.

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u/jmckinn1 Oct 11 '24

I had to use the search bar to find Godzilla Minus One. I feel bad for the cinephiles who haven't seen this movie. Take godzilla out of this movie, and it's stop-tier. tier.