These Movies Are So Difficult To Understand…

Eunice 4 year s ago

If you couldn't understand these movies then that's really sad, the movies on this list that I have seen, I have watched over and over again because they are interesting.

Syphorous 4 year s ago

#12 the best sf movie I ever seen - it is like reading a book

Eddie 4 year s ago

Syphorous,
Moon really got me!
Be it Sam Rockwell or the soundtrack by
the one and only Clint Mansell giving me goosbumps!

Julias 4 year s ago

I understand all of them. I’ve watched them too.

Steph 4 year s ago

That is such a cr#p heading. I had no problems at all.

Bobbie 4 year s ago

Swan I've yet to finish viewing, every time I start to watch it my 2 wives decide it is time to play
<----not me

Antonia 4 year s ago

Bobbie,I was Bobbie last week~! My 2 wives spend a lot of time playing with each other

Samyra 4 year s ago

I enjoyed Moon and Ex machina but my favorite on this list was Arrival, a very thought provoking movie about contact with alien life.

Silas 4 year s ago

Moon was very decent. If you missed 2017's Otherlife that was also a very good watch. I felt The Arrival was extremely dull and boring with very limited plot. Neon Demon was so stupid it was unwatchable. Not all films that try to make statements are interesting.

10.

Robin 4 year s ago

kids = story of my life....without aids tho

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11.

Evaline 4 year s ago

I couldn't understand The Arrival because the stars were whispering the entire movie. The plot was trying to translate the alien language to communicate. Hell, you had to translate the humans too!

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12.

Odell 4 year s ago

#13 We need to talk about Kevin. One of the creepiest films I have ever seen. Not hard to understand.

The Imposter (2012)

Description: A documentary centered on a young man in Spain who claims to a grieving Texas family that he is their 16-year-old son who has been missing for three years.

“It’s a really freaky documentary about a random guy who claimed to be a family’s missing son. Somehow he tricked the family and lived with them for several years. The wildest part? It’s a true story.”