Movie Suggestions
A place to ask and share your Movie Suggestions! - Found some an awesome movie and want more like it? Or maybe you’re on the hunt for your next favourite one? Share your Movie Suggestions, we’re all ears!
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➤ Simple Guidelines
1. How to post a Movie Suggestion
Respect the title format (Mandatory):
[Suggestion, Movie Genre/s (up to three)] Movie Name, Director/s (YYYY).
Body: Movie synopsis and your opinion/review (Review is optional but encouraged).
Link (Mandatory): Only links for IMDB/TMDB/RT.
2. How to ask for a Movie Suggestion
Respect the title format [Looking for Suggestion, Genre/s] Movie/s like (Movie Name, Director/s Name (YYYY)) with a lost of suspense or [Looking for Suggestions, Horror, Genre/s] Movies with suspense.
Body: Explain what you want to watch.
Link (Optional): Only links for TMDB/IMDB/RT.
3. Be respectful.
Harassment, abuse, name calling, and/or threats of any kind is not tolerated here. Any content, whether an image or a comment, that includes any kind of bigoted language or hate speech will be met with a permanent ban.
4. Don't Spoil It!
Watched a great movie? Make your suggestion but don't spoil it for others! Or at least, use the 'spoiler tag'!
5. No off-topic Content
Never post anything that is off-topic (i.e. not movie suggestions).
6. No spam or reposts.
Do not submit more than one of the same post/comment on this community or across multiple communities. In addition, please wait at least 6 months before reposting something that has already been posted to c/moviesuggestions, and do not repost from the top of all time.
7. No advertisement or self-promotion.
Don't link your movie/work as a suggestion. There's places for that.
8. No memes, gifs, audios.
Self explanatory.
9. Tag NSFW Posts.
Either is a suggestion or ask. Nudity: Obvious, implied or strategically covered, gore. No spam.
➠Feel free to report any content that does not respect these rules.
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I loved this movie right up until the end... so so so disappointing and a "oops-we-ran-out-of-money" low budget ending for something that right up until that point was riding a high point.
Disappointing ending? As Above, So Below? Oh I'm sorry but...
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ending with the world turned upside-down and yet the same as before is entirely consistent with the alchemical, Enlightenment, philosophical, and psychological recognition of opposites, of turning things around, of viewing difficult (e.g. your worldview) and seemingly easy (e.g. memories) subjects from another perspective. Remember where some of the journeyers were interested in the room of gold, and others in the wall of symbols? That's the metaphor for the ending.Looked at this way, the ending is thrillingly deep. Seriously, once Dick Gregory's observation* is understood, this movie encourages an irreplaceable insight. It's a trip though, you're right about that, from "riding high," as you say, to the darkest of depths, which is all-too-easily missed. Good flick, give it another go; the movie is the ride, the ending is the worthy destination.