Most underrated movie ever?

Exactly what you ^ said

Sort of the opposite for me. Had I misunderstood, I might have believed this to be the story of a man with a doppelganger, who ends up taking the doppelganger's place. I would have preferred a story in that vein. I think the story that's actually being told, would have been more interesting from the wife's perspective.

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I absolutely loved Another Earth and Seeking a Friend, good call

Sucker Punch was so stupid. There is nothing to understand. Way too much going on in a poorly written script.

Come at the king, you best not miss.

What do you of movies like strange days or manhunter

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No resolution?!

The whole ending scene symbolises the character's resolution. A step toward it at least. Regardless, if having an arch is a necessary criterion, you must necessarily think Linklater a dunce of a filmmaker.

As regards Memento, I ironically can't even remember most of it. It's great, but forgettable.

Butterfly effect is certainly underrated in my opinion, but, I'm sorry, anyone who puts the '2002' remake of Solaris in that list, especially without even putting a little note about the superiority of Tarkovsky's '72 masterpiece, is doing a huge disservice to the cinephile community. That remake is like fluff. I don't remember anything of that film either. It didn't challenge me. It barely entertained me.

Of course, these are just my opinions.

Not intelligent? It's like the most dense film out.
As for character arc, there's a point to it. The entire point of the movie is that he is trapped in this state of revisiting temptation. He breaks the pattern only to fall back into it again like an addiction. It's frickin genius.
The performances are great, especially Gyllenhaal's.

You're right, such an amazing movie. But 7.3 isn't really underrated.

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