I don't know if it's really "lesser" known but Hardcore Henry (2015) is quite an experience.
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Comedy
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Saving Silverman (Buddy/Romantic Comedy)
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In Bruges (Dark Comedy about hitmen)
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Swiss Army Man (idk Daniel Radcliff is a farting, talking corpse. Movie about self acceptance? An elderly couple walked out of the theater after the opening credits when i saw it lol)
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Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (Robert Downy Jr & Val Kilmer detective/noire)
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The Naked Gun Trilogy (Leslie Nielson as a cop, idk how old you are but maybe you haven't heard of these)
Sci-Fi
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Upgrade (quadriplegic man puts AI in his head)
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Turbo Kid (Mad Max type dystopian future, one of my favorite movies ever but I've only been able to find it on YouTube or "free streaming". It's Canadian and their blu-rays don't work in the U.S.)
In Bruges is incredibly funny, and demonstrates perfectly why Colin Farrell deserves his place on the A list. Especially when he teams up with Brendan Gleeson.
Edit: just remembered I still haven't watched Banshees of Inisherin. That's tonight sorted!
3 Women, Robert Altman.
Paths of Glory, Stanley Kubrick.
Seven Beauties, Lina Wertmueller.
Wings of Desire, Wim Wenders.
Fitzcaraldo, Werner Herzog.
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A favorite comedy that i haven't heard mention of in a while: Modern Love, from 1981. Just go in blind.
Kung Pao is one of the dumbest and most underrated comedies. It's not exactly sci-fi, but it does have aliens and intelligent cows.
I watched it over ten times, and I don't regret a second.
*Kung Pow: Enter the Fist. I loved it when it came out but I'm afraid to watch it now for fear that it doesn't hold up. But I will always laugh at the way the lady picks up the baby and rolls it down the rest of the hill. "So cute"
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John Dies at the End.
Itβs sci fi/comedy. Best watched whilst high, but good regardless.
Best Polish SF movie is a comedy from the 80s abut two guys who are hibernated and wake up in a world without men. It was filmed during communism and it's full of hidden jabs at the system. It's actually a good SF movie.
I feel weird recommending this movie because I fully acknowledge it's not exactly good, but...
The Man Who Knew Too Little (1997)
This has long been one of my all time favorite comedies. I've seen it probably a half dozen times, and it still makes me laugh out loud. Bill Murray is brilliant and Alfred Molina is clearly having the time of his life. I absolutely love it.
This one is one of my all-time favorites. "Spencer knows how to deal with floaters!"
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Big ole list Iβve been curating off and on. The pad will only last 60 days so move it over to somewhere you wonβt lose it
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The Voices with Ryan Reynolds.
It's a comedy drama following a schizophrenic trying to live a normal life.
It hits pretty hard at times.
I liked the movie The Arrival with Charlie Sheen
SF: Europa Report