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Old Henry (2021) - I second @BulletStopper's recommendation for this film from a month ago. I also recommend skipping the trailer or reading its synopsis. Just watch it.

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Copshop (2021) is recommended

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The Heavenly Kid - 1985 [1:31:13]

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'41' - How I made a $5,000 time travel movie (link to movie inside post) [25:20]

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Postal (2007)

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The Thin Red Line

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'41' - Mind Bending Time Travel Movie - FULL MOVIE (2012) [1:21:26]

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Paradox (2016) - SCI-FI about Parallel Universes [1:21:55]

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Can someone suggest movies with slaves?

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The Rifleman (TV Series 1958–1963) - IMDb

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Image of the Beast

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Seventh Son (2015) - Decent movie, but not spectacular. How was a bigger-budget, kike-written/starred movie with no faggotry in it where all diversity actors are bad guys made in 2015?

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No Sudden Move (2021) about corruption among carmakers

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The Game (1997) is about elite's Psy-Ops to suicide people

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Gringo the Dangerous Life of John Mcaffee

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The International (2009) exposes the bankster's cabal

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The Bounty (1984)

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Uncanny (2015): "The world's first "perfect" Artificial Intelligence begins to exhibit startling and unnerving emergent behavior when a reporter begins a relationship with the scientist who created it."

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Upgrade (2018) pleasantly surprised me

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Looking for new meaningful Sci-Fi movies

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Great opening scene, or greatest opening scene?

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Nobody (2021) old school action comedy

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Out of Shadows (2020)

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Independence Day, and here's why

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Interstate 60 (2002) is perfect for teens

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