What are some movies that raise your IQ?

What are some movies that require a high IQ to watch?

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>>84169178
they are pretty much one in the same

Trailer Park Boys

Batman v Superman

Good Will Hunting

>>84169777
trips of truth

>>84169150
Movies don't do that.

American beauty

>>84169777

This.

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You're literally illiterate if you haven't watched these.

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>>84169777

>>84170133
>400 Blows, The
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>>84170133
I've seen 12 of them.

>>84170133
citizen kane is shit

>>84169150
The power of nightmares.

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>>84170200
congratulations you are officially a pleb

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>>84169150
>main drama ends when they disable the AI.
>Kubricks thinks, how am I going to solve the mystery element with those black squares that was designed to hook audiences more than anything else?
>he then films a bunch of pretentious slapped together shit that makes no sense in the final act
>nonsense get's falsely praised as KINO even though nobody understands it

He is literally the Damon Lindeloff of the 60's

>>84170248
>squares

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>>84170133

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casual reminder that iq=/=intelligence

i love watching slightly above average people fail with this one

>>84170324
I could've sworn the movie had some other better looking shots than some of these

>>84170248
The movie and the book were made together. The book focuses more on the plot while the movie plays more with the visual aspect.

Basically what happens after HAL is disabled is that David enters a portal circling Jupiter (which is in the shape of a monolith) and it takes him across the universe where he sees various things like other races and is revealed the knowledge of existence basically. On the other end of the portal the race that sent the monolith replicated a hotel room where he will live the rest of his life. When he dies he ascends to a higher form of existence and (iirc) goes back to Earth to basically keep watch over it. In the book the "ship" we first see in the movie is actually an orbital nuclear weapon and I think that plays into the ending as well but I haven't read the book in forever.

>>84170324
>intelligence quotient
>intelligence
>not intelligence

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>>84170400
>Kubrick
>following the book

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i recommend 2010: the year we made contact.
it was so good. i sat alone in a dark room and clapped at the credits.
its about the stellafication of jupiter, they turn it into a star.

>>84170465
He didn't follow anything. They were made together and Kubrick and Clarke did what they thought fit their mediums the best. Kubrick focused on the visual aspect while Clarke fleshed the story out more. Apparently the early drafts of the movie and the final version of the book are a lot more similar but Kubrick deviated more and more until the movie ended up how it is.

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>>84169777

>>84170532
It's not like the book author was any kind of genius either. One of the sequel novels to 2001 has the guy, who was throuwn out into space, have his body survive for a thousand years and get revived all that time later, where there are dinosaur janitor clones, mechanical dragons, and David whose consciousness is merged with the monolith and he overlooks an ice planet with alien penguins, and everyone is bald and wears some kind of telepathy device. The whole thing with being able to travel to the moon from earth within minutes and sexy times with human-animal hybrids were neat ideas though, and circumcision being fully understood as the bodily mutilation that it is.

>>84169150

Not sure about raising intelligence, but Interstellar was one of the few movies that made me feel something and connected it to space.

>>84170816
Fuck off Christopher, it was shit.

>>84170773
We don't talk about 3001.

>>84170926

but I'm not christopher.