r/underratedmovies

“Underrated” in the sense of “underseen, and therefore underappreciated.”

Jack O’Connell is borderline feral in this gem, reminiscent of Tom Hardy is “Bronson”.

Also like Hardy in “Bronson”, he hangs dong. I share this both because it caught me off guard, and simply because I know it will push more than one of you to actually go watch it.

Which you should anyways, because it’s excellent. But yeah enjoy the dong if that’s your thing.

First time viewer after recommends from this sub. Im from the 80s, and this is highly competent writing, filmmaking, and grit.

I miss this type of big swing crime drama. It really gives a lot of space for small moments amidst heavy carnage.

Hello, thought I'd drop another underrated film that I absolutely liked alot, This ones about a father played by Patton Oswalt who wants to connect with his teenage kid, so he creates a fake persona and pretends to be a woman to try and get close to him, this a dark comedy, and absolutey bonkers. and I only bring this here cause its supposed to drop on Netflix this week.

Hello, I thought I would share another underrated gem for you all.

survivors trapped on an island, five men and two women and one dog, Together, they develop various plans for survival or rescue, but personal and ideological differences between the various members of the group quickly reveal themselves and start to grow. whatever caused their plane to crash is a global phenomenon, Before long, a dangerous desperation quickly sets in and it becomes clear that they pose a bigger threat to each other than their situation.