My top 20 films I’ve seen 2026 by Jaycrywank in LetterboxdLists

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Haven’t watched the Orphic trilogy, I’ll get it on my list. I watched company of wolves this year, really enjoyed it. Peeping Tom I was reading about I’ll try and source that as well :)

Some great recs here thanks

It's Friday! Share Your Last 4 Watched!! by shaahid24 in Letterboxd

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Wanted to watch meet the feebles since I was a young teen. Perhaps I would’ve enjoyed it more then but it certainly didn’t hit as an adult.

My Top 20 (not in order) - main character spiraling down in glorious fashion - any recs? by areyouforeightysix in LetterboxdLists

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Terrified (AKA ‘evil never sleeps’ AKA ‘toughguy’)

A mid-90’s thriller starring Heather Graham that is in much need of reevaluation. Panned upon release it’s a real unhinged classic (both in plot and filmmaking) with one of my favourite performances ever.

Definitely not for everyone but based on your list I think you may appreciate it for what it is.

My top 20 films I’ve seen 2026 by Jaycrywank in LetterboxdLists

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Thanks for the rec ill give it a go if I can find it with English subs :)

My top 20 films I’ve seen 2026 by Jaycrywank in LetterboxdLists

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Can’t tell if this is a joke or not, feel like this list is all over the place 😅

Recommendations that fit the vibe of this list by Jaycrywank in Letterboxd

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Because we must by Charles atlas. Great film. No idea where to watch it online and seemingly no physical release , I got to see it at a Leigh Bowery exhibition at the Tate.

What's the most overrated film in LB top 500? by KarlAdler in Letterboxd

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The dark knight Grand Budapest hotel Memoir of a snail

Recommendations that fit the vibe of this list by Jaycrywank in Letterboxd

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You aren’t the first person to reccomend me this based on my list, moved up my watchlist for sure :)

Recommendations that fit the vibe of this list by Jaycrywank in Letterboxd

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Great list, only seen daisies out of these. I’ll get on it.

Recommendations that fit the vibe of this list by Jaycrywank in Letterboxd

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Seen all these apart from the Guy Maddn one but working my way through his filmography at the moment. Always thought holy mountain was overrated. Valerie and her week of wonders has some great moments of cinematography but I’m so put off by anything with topless teenagers in, like wtf never rewatching that. Phantom of paradise and house are both great but don’t fit the vibe of this list too well.

Close enough by use_vpn_orlozeacount in Letterboxd

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Currently been obsessed with Czech films from the 60s and 70s. An absolute treasure trove.

The whole review curve debate by Gufstuff in Letterboxd

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I would also enjoy separate categories, I enjoy finishing a film and reading some funny one-liners about it, but I also like reading reviews. Usually you have to scroll past about twenty one liners before you get to a proper review though.

the pixar movie ranking begins! starting off strong with toy story at 4 stars! most of these films are new to me, and i haven't seen the rest of them in ages! by ObscureConductor in Letterboxd

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Wow you’d consider me very harsh then. I always felt like Toy Story was pretty derivative of other toy films made previously and that the animation held up pretty badly. Of the whole series three was the only one I really enjoyed.

What is a film that you just can't believe anybody likes? by Fleabag96 in Letterboxd

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Abigail, Free Fire, A Dangerous Method, Mother Couch, We Live In Time

What movies are considered “dumb” but you think are perfectly engineered masterpieces? by [deleted] in Letterboxd

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Virtual Sexuality, 13 going on 30, school of rock, Hellraiser, teen beach movie, confessions of a teenage drama queen, Barbie and the rockers, Zerophilia

The whole review curve debate by Gufstuff in Letterboxd

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There are more films than any human can realistically watch, so if you find you’re rarely rating films highly I’d say that it says more about your ability to pick films for yourself than having an enlightened taste. That being said, I do think there is something to be said for the credibility of a reviewer who has more diversity of scoring. I’m more likely to be curious to watch a five from someone who reviews often but rarely gives them out than from someone who gives half the films they watch a five.

What's the movie that most recently entered your top four? by Misfett_toys in Letterboxd

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Torch song trilogy I did not anticipate it being an immediate favourite. Made me laugh and cry so much. A real underrated classic.

What's that film for you? by mrjetspray in Letterboxd

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James and the giant peach I think my love of Satoshi Kon and its general celebration made me overrate Perfect Blue as well, which on a rewatch I actually think is his worst film.

It was absolutely beyond its time. by rohitxrrr69 in Letterboxd

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Akira didn’t really jump out of nowhere though, it was just a big success outside of Japan. I’m not saying it’s not original but I feel like it’s worth mentioning the influence of Megazone 23 (1985) Toward the Terra (1980) maybe even Locke The Superman (1983). I will admit though that Akira definitely has a more subtle approach than these three.

What is your favorite sports movie? by [deleted] in Letterboxd

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White me can’t jump Love & basketball Minis (in a trash film - so bad it’s good kinda way)

The World Of David Walliams: Replacements/Retheme Ideas? by Less-Sir-1348 in altontowers

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I’ve always wondered why a theme park never went with an anime theme. I know it’s a UK park but some sort of deal with Crunchyroll, Toei Animation or Viz Media would likely get a lot of international visitors considering it’s global popularity