Movie you loved that didnt get a ton of recognition:

[WDDT]

Fallen:

Loved that movie but it tends to be one of DW's lesser known.

 

[hopefultiger13]

This movie got a LOT of recognition after it was done in the Theaters, but was a Box Office flop, earning only $16 million during its initial theatrical run against a $25 million budget. To be fair, it was released at the same time as Pulp Fiction and Forrest Gump.

The Shawshank Redemption.

 

[Twoooooo]

Things to do in Denver when you’re dead
Killing Zoe

 

[St. Louis Hawk]

 

[Yellowsnow51]

The Edge of Tomorrow
Diggstown
Let It Ride

 

[RockyMtNole]

I posted a few weeks ago after finally seeing it - Old Henry. Great movie.

Hostiles is another one. Fantastic movie that flew under the radar.

I like Westerns

 

[Tenacious E_rivals41982]

Fallen:

Loved that movie but it tends to be one of DW's lesser known.

Next Stop Wonderland, but we loved it more than most because we lived in the Boston area when it came out (Wonderland is a stop on the blue line).

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119778/

 

[Ktrain1969]

Boondock Saints.

 

[bagdropper]

The Good Thief
The Legend of 1900
Brain Donors

 

[Scott559]

An Unfinished life

 

[Aardvark86]

I don't know how much attention is a lot of attention, but I'll go with the Coen Brothers' remake of True Grit.

And on the documentary side (since they never really get a lot of attention), I gotta go with The Barkley Marathons and Icarus.

 

[Scrubby]

Best cosmic horror film out there

 

[QChawks]

The Gift
Martyrs
Circle

 

[McLovin32]

Fallen:

Loved that movie but it tends to be one of DW's lesser known.

That's a great friggin movie.

 

[alaskanseminole]

Here's my list.

- Fallen (as in the OP)
- Frailty
- Enemy at the Gates
- The Vanishing


...did Primal Fear get a lot of recognition?

 

[alaskanseminole]

I don't know how much attention is a lot of attention, but I'll go with the Coen Brothers' remake of True Grit.

Some solid western remakes out there. 3:10 to Yuma w/ Christian Bale was great too.

 

[Aardvark86]

Some solid western remakes out there. 3:10 to Yuma w/ Christian Bale was great too.

though of course, anything the Coens touched really was never the genre it appeared to be.

 

[Hydro2.0]

Jarhead

 

[jimneffer]

i wouldn't call them "great"...but they are perfect for a lazy weekend afternoon

behind enemy lines
spy game

 

[BrainVision]

I loved Under the Silver Lake, and I almost never run into anybody else who has seen it, including other people who really like movies set in Los Angeles.

 

[Aardvark86]

The original version of The Amateur from 1981.

 

[WDDT]

That's a great friggin movie.

"Let me tell you about the time I almost died..."


Timeeeeeeeeeee... is on my side......



Such a good movie.

 

[jimneffer]

great movies that got plenty of recognition, but i want to mention them anyway...

there will be blood
michael clayton

 

[Tunadog]

The Last Detail. Two lifer sailors (Jack Nicholson and Otis Young) escort a new recruit (Randy Quaid) from Norfolk to a naval prison in Maine. They're given plenty of money and a week to complete the task, so they decide to show the kid a good time along the way..

 

[fsu1jreed]

Great movie