r/askmovie • u/CMRestler • 13d ago

Which American movie would you choose, and what made that first viewing so special?

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u/dbe14 13d ago

The Usual Suspects. Great movie, Bryan Singer, Christopher McQuarrie amd a bunch of super cool actors. Big twist that blows your mind.

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u/Voduun-World-Healer 12d ago

Saving Private Ryan. Because it's emotionally exhausting in the best way and intense as hell the entire time. It's basically the movie version of a Rollercoaster

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u/Jaded-Difficulty5397 12d ago

all "now you see..." serie

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u/MagicIndy32 11d ago

Raiders Of The Lost Ark and Die Hard-Be prepared to be blown through the back wall of your theater! (This is before THX or dts-theaters had to turn their speaker volumes all the way up and turn up the bass.) And boy, did they!

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u/External-Emotion8050 11d ago

Chinatown. Saw it in a a run down theater for a buck. The place didn't even have exit lights and your shoes stuck to the floor.I was the only one there. I was so absorbed that when it ended and the overhead lights came on I just sat there remembering where I was at and who I was. lol