Tripiest movie ever

[Lord Aiden]

Banshee Chapter

Seriously.

 

[deepstrasz]

2001: A Space Odyssey.

also

Trainspotting.

 

[Lord Aiden]

Try watching this, here's a link but the quality isn't all too good

 

[pyf]

2001: A Space Odyssey.

What deepstrasz said.


Plus: films directed and/or (co)written by Alejandro Jodorowsky (like The Holy Mountain, or Santa Sangre)

Plus: Yellow Submarine:

Plus: the 'Qatsi trilogy' by Godfrey Reggio:
- Koyaanisqatsi: Life out of Balance
- Powaqqatsi: Life in Transformation
- Naqoyqatsi: Life as War

Qatsi trilogy - Wikipedia

 

[deepstrasz]

What deepstrasz said.

And of course,

 

[Naze]

Plus: the 'Qatsi trilogy' by Godfrey Reggio:
- Koyaanisqatsi: Life out of Balance
- Powaqqatsi: Life in Transformation
- Naqoyqatsi: Life as War

Qatsi trilogy - Wikipedia

Yes... for those who are into that kind of stuff. Also there is Begotten.

 

[pyf]

I forgot The Tree of Life

Yes... for those who are into that kind of stuff.

Of course they must be watched in a movie theater, for the full audiovisual experience.

 

[StoPCampinGn00b]

Frozen I think. @BlueSaint

 

[Lord Aiden]

Found in Time (2012) - IMDb

Warning : Confusing as Shar's Armor is shiny

 

[Lord Siler]

Yea, that last one you posted is confusing as hell, but I still think some people prefer those kinda movies

 

[fladdermasken]

Without investing any serious thought into this, here are some jewels.

La planète sauvage. Der phantastische Planet (1973) - IMDb

Berberian Sound Studio. Berberian Sound Studio (2012) - IMDb

Heavy Metal. Heavy Metal (1981) - IMDb

Dead Leaves. Deddo ribusu (2004) - IMDb

Videodrome. Videodrome (1983) - IMDb

If you want to get into some seriously weird fringe cinema, this is a good place to start. The Worldwide Celluloid Massacre

 

[Naze]

Some of these may have already been named in this thread but anyway:

The Men Who Stare at Goats (2009)
The Big Lebowski (1998)
Planet Terror (2007)
Being John Malkovich (1999)
Dreams (1990)
Begotten (1990)
Story of the Eye (2004)

If you want to get into some seriously weird fringe cinema, this is a good place to start. The Worldwide Celluloid Massacre

Oh. Nice!

 

[stein123]

Mind Game (2004), and Paprika (2006)

 

[Kyrbi0]

I was about to suggest 'Inception', but you guys are in an entirely different world.

 

[fladdermasken]

Most of Lynch's stuff is worth visiting honestly. Apart from the commercial classics like Twin Peaks, Mulholland Drive, etc, which albeit are also awesome, he's got some pretty twisted shit in his arsenal. Eraserhead is probably my top pick.

Eraserhead (1977) - IMDb

Mind Game (2004)

Also a good choice.

 

[LordDz]

Anything by David OReilly.

To answer deepstrasz that loves to give reps instead of replying
David is awesome, he makes lots of short cool movies. He also made a game recently:
Everything on Steam

 

[Devine]

Brazil (1985)
Donny Darko (2001)
A Beautiful Mind (2001)
Mr Nobody (2009)
Anything David Lynch ever made (????)

 

[Kyrbi0]

Lynch made Twin Peaks?

 

[Devine]

Lynch made Twin Peaks?

Sure did.
Also: Elephant Man and Blue Velvet.

 

[pyf]

Lynch made Twin Peaks?

Twin Peaks was created in the late 1980s by Mark Frost and David Lynch.

Lynch has co-written and directed Twin Peaks: Fire walk with me (1992).
He also has co-written and directed the limited series Twin Peaks: The return (2017).


As for the original 1990-1991 TV series, Lynch is credited as being the director of only 6 episodes out of 30. Also, do note that Lynch has co-written only three episodes and a half overall.
List of Twin Peaks episodes - Wikipedia

Aside from those directed and/or co-written by Lynch, the only episode worth watching imho is the one directed by Diane Keaton ("Slaves and Masters", S02E15), since it is a pretty twisted one iirc.