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Includes Tristan & Isolde, Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle, Wit, and Louder Than a Bomb

Includes Straight Talk, Radio Unnameable, Power 98, and Takin' Over the Asylum

Includes Captive Heart: The James Mink Story, Free State of Jones, Harriet, and Manderlay

Includes Cunk on Christmas, Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe: Episode #1.5, Cunk on Earth, and Cunk on Shakespeare

The Psychological aspect of movies is present when the action is more mental and psychological. The characters are exposed to danger on a mental level rather than a physical one.

For instance, in a Psychological Horror, a mentally ill person is going through a lot because he/she is seeing perturbing images and not because of the hunting itself but more because how it affects to his mind.

Another example, in a Psychological Thriller the conflicts are usually played out through mind games, deception, and manipulation, or even sustained attempts to demolish each other’s mental equilibrium, as opposed to the banging physical action in classic thrillers.

(Sources: dictionary.com; veronicasicoe.com).

Includes Leader, Happy, Shankarabharanam, and Athadu

Includes Coup de tête, Pelé Eterno, Victory, and Pelé: Birth of a Legend

Films filmed concurrently with one another by the same creative team, e.g. THE MESSAGE / AL-RISALAH, the same material filmed simultaneously in Arabic and English. Also includes films filmed consecutively.

Treasure Hunting

Includes The Lincoln Lawyer, The Verdict, Boston Legal, and The Young Lawyers

This is apparently its own genre now. Includes TV shows where the main character changes his/her gender at some point (i.e., Doctor Who)

Includes She-Ra: Princess of Power, Life is Cool, Heavy Metal, and Waking Life

Racial passing occurs when a person classified as a member of one racial group is accepted as a member of a racial group other than their own. (This list does not include cosmetic changes like when people put on blackface or whiteface to temporarily alter their appearance)

Started with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_films_set_in_ancient_Rome

Films whose stories are based on or inspired by the lives of one or more of the writer or director's own parents. This is different than an autobiographical film based on their childhood, unless the writer/director is a minor character.

Includes Ram Ke Naam, Papilio Buddha, Vilapangalkkappuram, and Fitna

Includes I Love That for You, American Rust, Billions, and Black Monday

Includes Pistol, A Teacher, Fleishman Is in Trouble, and Devs

Every winner of the Best Picture trophy at the Academy Awards of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

Includes Astrid and Lilly Save the World, Dominion, Ghost Wars, and Defiance

Movies whose digression from realism is more fundamental than furnished with the standard tropes like "Sci-fi", "Magic", "Supernatural", "Superhero", "Alt-history", "Nested movie", etc. If you think that a movie deserves to be promoted from this candidate list to "Unrealism" Collection, please send me a message

Movies that make use of both Black & White and Color.

Includes La chasse au lion à l'arc, Plan 9 from Outer Space, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest, and Diary of a Shinjuku Thief

Includes The Scapegoat, Brexitannia, Spitting Image, and Jeffrey Archer: The Truth

The most bleak, depressing movies in existance? Right here.

Includes Showgirls, L.A. Superheroes, Network, and The Last Shot

List taken from WatchMojo.com "Top 10 Unexpected Dance Scenes in Non-Dance Movies", https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yl306lM1To0

Includes Tre uomini e una gamba, Così è la vita, La leggenda di Al, John e Jack, and Chiedimi se sono felice

Includes I Dream of Dance, Four Emperors, One Nightingale and a Ballet That Was Lost., Breath Made Visible: Anna Halprin, and Dansaren

Composer.

Includes Children of the Corn 666: Isaac's Return, The Return of Frank Cannon, The Return of Draw Egan, and The Return

Documentaries about the nature and effects of capitalism as an economic and industrial system. Generally excludes documentaries limited to the social, political or environmental aspects of this system.

Includes War, Pretty Village, Pretty Flame, Snijeg, and For Those Who Can Tell No Tales

Casting this just a little wider than MPDG, and including subversions.

Includes David Holzman's Diary, The Artist, 8½, and You Are Here

Movies in which the concept of memory figures as a central theme.

Films exploring the potential of lucid dreaming. In these dreams, which often feel deceptively grounded in reality, characters can actively participate in and often manipulate their imaginary experiences in the dream environment.

Movies set in the State of Arizona

All the movies referenced through quotes or re-enactments by "The Simpsons."

Includes Krampus, Christmas in Boston, O. Henry's Christmas, and Violent Night

Includes Napoleon, A Dog's Journey, It's a Dog's Life, and Fluke

Criticker entry that is a collection of stories from different creators that don't have much to do with each other. This makes it hard to rate it. Example: Memories has 3 shorts by 3 directors that stories have nothing to do with each other other than being "sci-fi"

Includes Hostage, Light It Up, Dog Day Afternoon, and The Silence of the Lambs

Includes The Walking Dead: World Beyond, Moonhaven, Kevin Can F**k Himself, and Soulmates

A musical that uses previously-released songs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jukebox_musical#List_of_jukebox_musical_films

Includes King Kong, King Kong Lives, Legend of the Brothers, and The Son of Kong

Includes Kekexili: Mountain Patrol, Last Train Home, Spring in a Small Town, and Blind Shaft

Includes Ip Man 2: Legend of the Grandmaster, Monster Hunt, Ip Man, and I Married an Anti-Fan

Includes Building Star Trek, Star Trek: Discovery, Star Trek Beyond, and The Captains

"Movies which feature travel within our solar system, whether to the other planets or to an asteroid, etc. It also includes movies set on planets of the solar system which have been colonized by human beings. It does NOT include movies which only travel as far as Earth's moon, nor does it include movies which travel to, or are set on, imaginary planets orbiting other stars, nor does it include interstellar travel in general."