All movies have that effect on me, at least ones that is supposed to have some meaning to them.

I never go to the movies so wouldn't know what you are talking about ?

two movies for me, Blue Velvet with Dennis Hopper and Dune.

I don't watch films nowadays. So much that comes out of Hollywood is toxic. Either violent or misogynistic.

I was really disappointed in Hereditary. I thought it really went off the rails the last half hour or so.

Yeah, it has happened to me too, but what has happened more is that I go and see a movie and when it finishes I think, "that was a waste of time and money".

It reminded me of a very obtuse version of Rosemary’s Baby. Very predictable. Hardly disturbing. I just felt sorry for the little girl.

I admit to feeling that way after Cloud Atlas! Lol. I was like... “huh??‍“
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Can`t even remember the last time I went to a movie alone. Had taken my kids to see an animated film. a couple of years back. I use to go by my self a lot. My mom and her friend took me to see the movie flowers was not my cup of tea. They felt guilty about it so the took me out to a restaurant afterward that was more heterosexual males liking.

That movie was crazy. Even the doll houses gave me the creeps. The ending was seriously insane. It was not what I expected it to be.

Invariably, people say "the book is better than the movie." Before I read the book, I really wanted to go see the movie Annihilation, but I just did not like the book at all, so I skipped the movie. Has anyone seen the movie and read the book? Did you like both, the book but not the movie, movie but not the book, or didn't like either?

One movie left me with "What the F*CK the producers of that movie should have paid me for wasting my time!" It appeared the story was written by an aristocrat in a pathetic attempt to brown-nose the wealthy so she would be accepted into their fold. By far the wost movie I have ever watched. The movie was "Atlas Shrugged part II" For perspective: The only difference between someone who kisses ass and a brown-noser is DEPTH PERCEPTION. This was a brown nose story that was more then pungent.

A scanner darkly. It had many layers. The ending was just one of those "wtf just happened" moments.

I have with a few movies but those experiences are few and far between as one of my closest friends growing up eas a cinematography major who taught me to look for symbolism and how to interpret it as I'm watching, and the context of it all. Heck, one of the first we saw was Pan's Labyrinth and my goodness was it fun!

10 Cloverfield Lane. It was going along as psychological thriller, John Goodman was a great bad guy, and then in the last ten minutes SPACE WORMS. Wtf??? What did that have to do with the entire last 90 minutes I just watched? Nothing, that's what.

Lots of them.......i think, "there's another $5.99 and 2 hours I'm never getting back".....