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Murder mysteries (directed by people who've made films in a long-running space-related franchise) that take place mostly in large mansions populated by a colorful cast of rich white people in which Daniel Craig investigates Christopher Plummer's family

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Inspired by @patrickhwillems and @steven536

Romantic comedies with posters in which Emily Blunt is between two or more people

3 films 24 1 Edit

Third films in movie franchises that were launched by a classic film in the 1980s in which it's a plot point that a character has had sex with both a man and his father

2 films 45 1 Edit

A list by @davechensky

Comic book movies that were released in 2017 where a playboy billionaire, whose alter-ego is a superhero, mentors a talkative young man (who's also a superhero) while sitting in a fancy car

2 films 47 2 Edit

A list by @davechensky, inspired by @jeffgrubb

Movies whose titles became widely used generic terms

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A list by @davechensky (and all you cool people on the internet)

Movies about a competition in which a freak accident causes Rachel McAdams to be comedically conflicted about the loss of human life

2 films 130 4 Edit

Rachel McAdams is a national treasure.

A list by @davechensky, inspired by @_daanishsyed.

30 Movies That Are Unlike Anything You've Ever Seen Before

30 films 1,243 17 Edit

As listed and described by Atlantic writer and Letterboxd user David Sims www.theatlantic.com/culture/archive/2020/05/30-singular-films-watch-quarantine/611956/

Movies that are period pieces in which George MacKay discovers a crying baby in a drawer and spends a significant amount of the movie's runtime fleeing for his life

2 films 46 1 Edit

A list by @davechensky. Thx for the inspiration, @patalo! letterboxd.com/patalo/list/movies-in-which-george-mackay-finds-a-crying/

Movies that are conclusions of Star Wars trilogies in which Sheev Palpatine gets electrocuted

3 films 631 12 Edit

A list by @davechensky

Movies in which Hugh Jackman plays an American in a position of power who self-destructively asks a journalist to investigate him, only for that investigation to lead to his undoing

2 films 51 2 Edit

A list by @davechensky

Movies produced by the Russo Bros in which it’s a major plot point that bridges are closed off to people trying to flee the city while the protagonist, played by an AVENGERS actor, uses his mission to deal with his grief from a family member’s death

2 films 309 9 Edit

A list by @davechensky

Movies in which the protagonist(s) flees from a war while a non-human king declares and enforces an anti-human discrimination policy. Also, at some point in the film an octopus plays the drums.

2 films 134 6 Edit

A list by Dave Chen (twitter.com/@davechensky)

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Murder mysteries (directed by people who've made films in a long-running space-related franchise) that take place mostly in large mansions populated by a colorful cast of rich white people in which Daniel Craig investigates Christopher Plummer's family

Romantic comedies with posters in which Emily Blunt is between two or more people

Third films in movie franchises that were launched by a classic film in the 1980s in which it's a plot point that a character has had sex with both a man and his father

Comic book movies that were released in 2017 where a playboy billionaire, whose alter-ego is a superhero, mentors a talkative young man (who's also a superhero) while sitting in a fancy car

Movies whose titles became widely used generic terms

Movies about a competition in which a freak accident causes Rachel McAdams to be comedically conflicted about the loss of human life

30 Movies That Are Unlike Anything You've Ever Seen Before

Movies that are period pieces in which George MacKay discovers a crying baby in a drawer and spends a significant amount of the movie's runtime fleeing for his life

Movies that are conclusions of Star Wars trilogies in which Sheev Palpatine gets electrocuted

Movies in which Hugh Jackman plays an American in a position of power who self-destructively asks a journalist to investigate him, only for that investigation to lead to his undoing

Movies produced by the Russo Bros in which it’s a major plot point that bridges are closed off to people trying to flee the city while the protagonist, played by an AVENGERS actor, uses his mission to deal with his grief from a family member’s death

Movies in which the protagonist(s) flees from a war while a non-human king declares and enforces an anti-human discrimination policy. Also, at some point in the film an octopus plays the drums.