Broadchurch
a police procedural, combined with a small town social & psychological analysis spanning a whole season (8 episodes) - i'm sure it's been done before, but this is just outstanding! i love the british southern shore, i love the less-than-perfect main characters (a middle-aged olivia colman as ellie miller is a brave choice), but what i love most:
- the first season is dedicated to solving the crime.
- the second season is dedicated to the trial.
and both seasons just rock.

admittedly, there's a few more things to keep you entertained & exited, but that'd be telling.

oh, and there's also a third season!

Mel Brooks' History Of The World Part I


I do hope he will consider making the second part

Some interesting info about certain actors:


5 Celebrities Who Were Actually Secret Agents

... ??? https://www.hulu.com/watch/986945 / https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Babadook

Sympathy, Kind and polite is key of great communication.

The Big Bus, 1976.
Funny movie.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074205/

The Honourable Woman

Happy Valley

both have exiting enough plots to get you hooked throughout a whole season - and closure at the end of it.

I liked it. Only a 16.36 minute short film.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8LRxIANzQs

I might also suggest

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcvSTk8M5qY

Short 2 minute film.

Black Hole

Black Snake Moan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUA4cWoElmM

Binged through S3 of Unbreakable like there was no tomorrow...

We went to see Maudie today; it's the story of Canadian artist Maud Lewis.

It was very nicely done in an understated way.

I am a huge fan of pre and post war Japanese Classic Cinema and J-horror.

Anything by Akira Kurosawa or starring Toshiro Mifune is good. I Live In Fear is about a man who survived the atomic attack and has a morbid fear of radiation and nuclear war.

When the Last Sword Is Drawn and The Hidden Blade are great examples of life as a Samurai. The Sword of Doom, starring Tatsuya Nakadai as a sociopathic killer is one of my all time favorites and not to be missed. Also featuring Toshiro Mifune.

Maybe not for everybody, but The Happiness of Us Alone, about a deaf woman who marries a deaf and dumb man and the hardships they endure is a great movie.

As for J-horror, Ichi the Killer, Audition or anything by Takashi Miike is a good bet for a gore fest and all out crazy.

It's a long time since I saw it, and in my memory Being John Malkovich stuck as another comedy a la The Big Lebowski or maybe even The Truman Show - boy, was I wrong!
This is some seriously (no, funnily) weird sh!t.
Usually I like to have some sort of morale, but this film is so abstruse & absurd that I was happy and entertained even when the hero really gets it in the end...

PS:
I just came back from a month of traveling, I thought my Subscribed threads would be overflowing, but it seems I'm not the only one who is doing other things during the summer...

I heard the Emoji Movie was awesome...

Seriously though: You must watch Woody Allen's "Annie Hall" at least once.