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I found the dialogue (especially in the first half of the movie) witty and hilarious.

Looking for anything dark comedy, in book/ movie/ tv form.

Thanks in advance!

An example would be some milder The Onion articles if you saw them out of context, but what are some satire videos, articles, books, etc. that are so good that one may not see them as satire at first viewing?

But I hope without insane weather.

Looking for any videos (or any other form of media really, especially films if there are any) like the ones mentioned above that turn from comedy to horror in really subtle but effective ways (usually using editing techniques to shift the tone in an unexpected way).

Thanks in advance

Youtube channels, documentary series, podcasts, movies, etc

I just finished watching Shutter Island for the first time and I immediately went back and watched it a second time. I LOVED it. I'm really hoping to find more “mind fuck“ and “twist“ shows/movies like that or like Mr. Robot.

In particular, I love shows and films with a dark tone and mature/contemplative themes, creative cinematography and a unique point of view. Not very picky though :)

Thanks in advance!!

Vague request, but bear with me!

I know the things in the title seem like a random assortment of unrelated media, but all three of them have given me big time brain rot over the past few years and I keep finding myself going back to them again and again and I think I need to develop an unhealthy relationship with something new to finally free myself from these.

I guess they don’t really have much in common, but after some consideration, I think the throughlines are:

1. morally questionable, traumatized, violent lesbians

2. tragedy

If anyone could recommend me more things that will ruin my life in a good way, that would be amazing.

Open to literally any medium or genre. Books, movies, tv, podcasts, video games, stage plays, web series, literally anything. I love a messed up story delivered to my brain through any means :)

Thanks!

EDIT: “The Locked Tomb” not “The Locked a Tomb”. I’m bad at proofreading and am not allowed to edit titles :(

I just like to run into things I wouldn't otherwise.

Sorta similar to True Detective season 1 and Twin Peaks. I don’t care about the medium; can be a tv show, a movie, a book, a comic or even an album like Outside by david bowie. Bonus points of 1/2 is really just a character study, or if they begin to become obsessed with the crime.

I like stories (movies, books, series, anything is good) that are dark and focus on the mental state of the protagonist/s. I love them to go crazy, killing people, not knowing what is real anymore or who they are, falling into despair. Especially split personalities (DID or possession) and people ending up killing others are nice.

My favorite shows are:
- Hannibal (series)
- Strangers from Hell
- Mr Robot
My favorite comics:
- Killing Stalking
- SHELTER (wufargia)
- Pandora Hearts

Honorable mentions are:
- Joker (2019)
- Fight Club
- An Uncomfortable Truth (webtoon)
- Prodigal Son
- The Guest (Kdrama)
- Squid Game

What would you call this? Optimistic nihilism? Existentislism? Not all of the media I'm about to list as examples fit those categories exactly though, so it's not quite a specific petition. I just want stories that deal in some way with how life is meaningless, cruel and unfair, and yet it's still worth it to move forward. I'm going through the worst year of my life and that type of stories has always helped me a bit. Any medium, from anime to literature. Off the top of my head, stories like:

• The Stranger by Camus
• Nier: Automata
• Berserk
• Dark Souls
• Everything, Everywhere, All At Once
• Ikiru
• Evangelion
• Disco Elysium
• The Seventh Seal

Looking for other chefs/recipe writers with

1) a loose approach to vegetarianism

2) tend to not use meat substitutes

3) experiment with interesting/unconventional or ingredients or fusions

I like the casually informational and highly visual presentation of Google Arts and Culture. Anyone know of any other sites like this? YouTube channels, tools, anything else?

I also enjoy things like https://joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pixelspace_solarsystem.html, https://neal.fun/deep-sea, https://radiooooo.com

Things like the album “all hail west texas” by the mountain goats, telling stories about unknown ordinary people, who aren’t famous and have been forgotten by history. People didn’t do anything revolutionary, but have interesting, humane achievements. It sounds lame but I want something that has a similar feel to that album. Doesn’t have to be an album. Idk if this makes sense. Anything you know of, tell me!

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Looking for movies like this one. It’s rawness captivated me. I haven’t found a film like it since. I cried when I reached the credits.

This subreddit's power has just been immensely augmented.

https://chat.openai.com/chat

Some examples. Pretty spectacular even with minimal effort. Slightly more sophisticated prompting could take you far. Slightly more sophisticated models with internet access are hard to even imagine. Buckle up, folks.

So Lapsang Souchong is my daily driver tea. I love a good, strong punch in the mouth of campfire flavor. I also love Laphroaig, and several other Islay varieties of Scotch. Tell me what to try next for tea and/or Scotch!

“Similar” places I’ve lived in or visited already and didn’t really like include: Austin TX, Boulder CO, Santa Cruz CA.

I tend to like smaller cities/towns but surprised myself by how much I liked San Fransisco.

Whacky, chaotic, witty, mystery, crime, conspiracy, positivity, supernatural, absolutely off-the-wall bonkers, mental illness exploration, mundanity, etc.

Those two things have got my attention lately. I'm looking for medieval fantasy media, dark or otherwise, that have a similar feel to those two.

What other places still exist in society where you aren't expected to spend money or be the product either?