cloverfield or let me in or if you're into that

Originally Posted by jackiemac

Dark City and Gattaca

YES

YEEEEEEEEEEEesSSSSsss sssssss

Let Me In
1408
The Mist

Schindlers list
Goodfellas
The professional
American beauty
Black hawk down
The truman show
Up in the air



Out of the movies i saw recently these were the ones i liked

If you want "dark":

The Crow
Dead Ringers
Bringing Out the Dead
Falling Down
Fracture
Gattaca
Dark City
Les Rivieres Pourpres
The Ice Harvest
Suicide Kings
Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance
Oldboy
The Ninth Gate
The Thing
Mr. Brooks
Willard
Jacob's Ladder
Event Horizon
Cape Fear

Yes, Dark City is an excellent choice. Other "dark" movies that I recommend: Pi, Brazil, Requiem For A Dream, Mulholland Drive, Let The Right One In, Pan's Labyrinth, [Rec], Moon (this one fits more under science fiction, but it's an excellent movie)

I highly recommend Pi. I've been wanting to watch it again for a while now. It's quite eeire, dark, and weird, but also very very cool. It's also stylishly filmed in high contrast black and white and has a few odd/horrific scenes.

Mulholland Drive is also excellent. It's very dreamlike and surreal.

Pan's Labyrinth has stunning cinematography and special effects. Let The Right One In is all around amazing with very good acting.

Originally Posted by Revolution1

Yes, Dark City is an excellent choice. Other "dark" movies that I recommend: Pi, Brazil, Requiem For A Dream, Mulholland Drive, Let The Right One In, Pan's Labyrinth, [Rec], Moon (this one fits more under science fiction, but it's an excellent movie)

I highly recommend Pi. I've been wanting to watch it again for a while now. It's quite eeire, dark, and weird, but also very very cool. It's also stylishly filmed in high contrast black and white and has a few odd/horrific scenes.

Mulholland Drive is also excellent. It's very dreamlike and surreal.

Pan's Labyrinth has stunning cinematography and special effects. Let The Right One In is all around amazing with very good acting.

Personally I thought Pi was garbage :/

Everything he's done since was amazing (barring The Fountain's incomprehensible hole-filled plot), but in my 3 viewings of Pi, I still found myself not caring all that much about the plot. Too much of that quintessential "kafka-esque" bullshit floating around. Ants, etc..

If you haven't seen Christopher Nolan's first actual feature film other than some shorts, check out Following, it's pretty dark and pretty well done.

Originally Posted by Tailsnake

Let Me In
1408
The Mist

lol

wooooooooow

Originally Posted by Tailsnake

Let Me In
1408
The Mist

I actually think that The Mist is one of the worst movies I've ever seen. XDD

But thanks everyone for the suggestions. n_n

Originally Posted by cygnusX1

Requiem for a Dream, Se7en, and Bambi are really dark.

oldboy tops all of them (foreign film but a REALLY GOOD FILM
usual suspects is a good old film

Originally Posted by Leeoku

oldboy tops all of them (foreign film but a REALLY GOOD FILM
usual suspects is a good old film

oldboy's twist made my ***** feel really guilty

Originally Posted by lawleypop

I actually think that The Mist is one of the worst movies I've ever seen. XDD

But thanks everyone for the suggestions. n_n

lol, I think we've gone over this exact thing before, we seem to have different tastes. In that case skip 1408 as well, that film is a bit hit and miss, but Let Me In is almost universally acclaimed.

Let me in - Definitely a good one. Very slow pace though. The ending is worth it, the shock on the boy's face will be the same shock on your.

Splice - Genetic manipulation, who doesn't love watching how beauhortiribfulle the result can be?

The Hills Have Eyes - First one is the best (isn't it always?). Remind you that without order, there will always be chaos. The strong will always rule the weak.

Saw (all of them) - Although some of the later films lack the brilliant the original Saw had, they are still worthwhile to watch. I respect the underlying message. Love your life.... or lose it.

Silent Hill - I never played this game series, but I sure love the film. The transition that occurs when the sirens wail was especially good.

Cube - They sure saved a lot of money by making the set into one room.

For a break from those gory/dark stuff:

Brick - When you need to, will you have the courage to do it? It is one of those movie that will surely help you grow some balls.

500 Days of Summer - Just finished watching this the other day. Love it. Who can't relate to the main character? We all done it one time or another. This film takes us through it all and expose that, while in relationships, we need to see what is given not what we expect.

Boy A was really good.