What's the weirdest movie you've seen?

[Cindy B]

WEIRD:

Hmm... theres so many...

The Wall, thats a very weird/strange/and disturbing movie.. I guess you need to be high to get it. I wasn't so I didn't get it...


Clockwork Orange is very very strange too, definetely not a feel good kind of movie... (very odd book as well)

 

[Jennyfyar]

Two with Tom Cruise, even though I usually love him.

Eyes Wide Shut and Vanilla Sky

Really Bizarre!

 

[bobcat]

Clockwork Orange comes to mind. I didn't get it.

 

[A kid at heart]

oops its drowning Mona!

 

[bumcat]

People Under The Stairs is pretty strange.

I saw Boxing Helena - very very weird.

I also saw The Cook, The Thief, His wife and Her Lover.
I actually liked that one but it was strange!
I also enjoyed Royal Tennanbaums, it reminded me of the 70's when I was a teen. Enjoyed the music.

Jeepers, Creepers cracked me up but my 19 yr old was so scared!!

 

[newmousecateer]

Golden Eye, with Elizabeth Taylor and Marlon Brando. Wierd, very wierd.

 

[jan/cape]

Rocky Horror Picture Show

I have never seen the others mentioned.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Clockwork Orange

 

[dancergirl]

Rocky Horror is def. out there, WAY out there!! hehe But its a funny movie for sure! hah

Another one is Crazy/Beautiful. My friend and I watched it and when it was done we just kinda looked at eachother tryign to "get" it all! hehe

 

[supercarrie]

Vanilla Sky...could be more to do with the fact that I was half asleep when I saw it, though...

 

[HugsForEeyore]

What's that Bruce Willis movie - The Fifth Element? That was the weirdest, dumbest movie! It had some girl with frizzy Ragedy-Ann orange hair who was suppose to be the most special thing in the entire universe or something like that? I could not tell if it was a spoof, or a science fiction movie, or a thriller, or a comedy ..... I had no idea what the point was! Weird.

Though recently, I saw it on cable and actually watched it for awhile!

 

[SPAGo 98]

5th element and royal tenenbaums are 2 of my favorite movies ..

office space was really strange, in a good way. i loved that movie but it still confuses me.

pi was really really weird.

 

[DStar4cup]

Donnie Darko had to be one of the most strange movies I have ever seen.

 

[Planogirl]

The Rocky Horror Picture Show was strange but I like some of the music. I thought that Thirteen Ghosts was very weird.

 

[shortbun]

Eraserhead-hands down. These others are weird
but unless you've seen Eraserhead, well...you
just have no clue! It's so weird, I'm not even really
suggesting anyone see it.
It makes A Clockwork
Orange and Blue Velvet look like Disney and
Rocky Horror seems Barnyish compared to Eraserhead.

 

[Jeff in BigD]

Halloween III - I just saw it recently. I was like, what was the point? It had nothing to do with Michael Myers. The premise was stange, the acting was lame & there was no resolution. It was such an obvious cash grab. I don't even know why they bothered making it. They should have just called it by a different title. "Killer Mask Suck-O-Rama" would have been more fitting.

 

[Diva of Dragons]

"After Hours" ~I felt like my brain had been scrambled when it was over!!
"Being John Malkovich" ~ I really like it, but it is strange!!

Clockwork Orange" is just the most disturbing movie I've ever seen part of! Can't watch it.

"The Messenger" is the WORST movie ever made...IMPO!!

 

[Leota]

Boxing Helena is hands-down the weirdest....

For those of you who didn't get Clockwork Orange, look at the question raised, instead of just the images. There is a point to it.
If the option of choosing Right vs. Wrong is taken away, how right is right anymore...If it's the only course of action, is doing good still doing good, or is it merely doing? What becomes of the person who's free will is inhibited for whatever reason....are they still a human being?

I read Clockwork Orange several times & saw the movie 2 or 3 - I really liked the book - In a way, it reminds me a bit of Equus...

 

[ryanpatricksmom]

I watched Memento over the weekend....that was one WEIRD movie!

 

[oldkicker]

Either one of these...

Andy Warhol's Frankenstein
or
Andy Warhol's Dracula.

Pretty well out there......