Underrated Movies?

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LOL! I wondered how long it would take you to find this :P
I still cannot believe you didn't like this movie...
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Sounds like a script you would write V

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Yes, I thought that movie was great! I saw it as a double bill with the Terry Gillian movie Zero Theorem, which I thought was also very underrated.

Korean cinema in general seems to be very underrated, I guess the awesomeness that comes out of Japan overshadows it a bit. For a while I was pen-pals with a Korean girl who was a movie buff, and she recommended a bunch, I'll have to see if I can remember some. I remember one had a mute homeless guy who broke into people's houses when they were away to have somewhere to sleep and fixed stuff for them as anonymous payment.

Even before I started corresponding with her though, I saw a Korean movie that I think is definitely underrated: Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance. It's the first in Park Chan-wook's "Vengeance" trilogy, which also include Oldboy and Lady Vengeance. They're both awesome too, but seem to be more well-known and received. The first has a completely different feel, much less glossy and slick, more slow paced, menacing, tragic realism.

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This although I know someone who'd def disagree lol

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I love Ben Wheatley's films. This is like "Nuts In May" written by Tarantino. What made it really creepy watching it was that I'd been to lots of the places featured as a child.

When I was writing my Lush story "The Offering" I'd just seen "A Field In England" on TV, and I tried to capture some of that hallucinogenic otherworldliness. It's a very different film from "Sightseers" of course.