Movies everyone has seen except you. For example, I have only seen one Studio Ghibli movie, My Neighbour Totoro. I also never watched a David Lynch movie from start to finish (kinda watched Mulholland Drive, but gave up halfway through, it was a long time ago, I barely even knew who Lynch was.)
#What is your biggest cinematic blindspot?
broken pagoda
boreal solstice
Any of the large series movies - Star Wars, LOTR, Indiana Jones, Any Bond film
wraith tinsel
Madame Web
broken pagoda
If it makes you feel any better, I have also not seen madame web, nor has anyone I know
patent pewter
harry potter
rich turret
Marvel /jk
spice sky
Russian Movies, and honestly a lot of international movies
grim idol
Akira Kurosawa or Fast and Furious and MCU for more broad appeal movies
stiff wasp
The Great Gatsby and Scarface
grim idol
The Great Gatsby and Scarface
The Great Gatsby novel is better than any of the adaptations.
stiff wasp
Maybe 🤷🏾♂️but I keep getting told I need to watch it and I kinda don’t want to 😂
grim idol
Don't
Just read the novel
Both the Redford and DiCaprio films remove a lot of symbolism and subtext.
broken pagoda
Akira Kurosawa or Fast and Furious and MCU for more broad appeal movies
Yeah I also need to see more Kurosawa movies, but they're kinda hard to come by in my country
grim idol
I see.
stiff wasp
I can’t I don’t even want to read the books 😂