More movies like this


I wanted to watch a movie that will raise some intriguing questions regarding life, that will include amazing cinematography to serve my eyes and that will involve heart touching soundtrack. In short, I wanted to see a movie that will take me from my current stressful state to other realms. Some example of these kind of movies were Requiem for a dream, Spirited away, Eyes wide shut, Stalker, Mulholland dr, Wristcutters: a love story and many others that I would like to wrote down here but won't to make this short. Still I can't miss Big Fish, Scott Pilgrim, Interstate 60, Black Swan, Sweeney Todd, The Fall and Amelie :). I will stop here because this list started to look like a list of good movies in general. Still you should check them out.

I choose this movie and I think that I hit the jackpot concerning what I currently look for a movie. So my hope is that you can give me names of more movies like this, especially in the sense of mystical story, cinematography and soundtrack. Thanks in advance.

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Go to your bathroom and flush your toilet for two hours watching the water spin.

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I've already seen that one

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Have you seen "Beyond the Black Rainbow"? Not a movie regarding life as much, but it does have, I think, a mystical story with great cinematography (made to look like it was made in the 70's as well) and a good, weird soundtrack.

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Definitely the movie The Fountain. I think its better than Mr. Nobody though. Its really a masterpiece. Its about accepting your own death when the time comes. It was also made with no CGI whatsoever and it looks impressive, even today.

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Being John Malkovich

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The Butterfly Effect (2004)

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"Frequency" w/ Dennis Quaid.

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I Know it's a bit dated compared to the rest, but let's not forget "Slaughterhouse 5". Definitely worth checking out. Besides, it's Kurt Vonnegut Jr!

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ITT the loosest *beep* interpretation of "movies like this" ever

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In addition to a number of the movies already mentioned here, I'd recommend The Nines.

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Boyhood

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amelie (2001)

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