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Happiness

Finding happiness can be a tragic comedy.

Released PG 139 min 7.7/10 Votes: 75135

The lives of many individuals connected by the desire for happiness, often from sources usually considered dark or evil.

Type:

Movie

Socials:

Genre:

Comedy, Drama

Subgenres:

Dark Comedy, Psychological Drama, Satire

Release:

1998-10-11

Year:

2024

Country:

United States of America

Language:

English

Budget:

$3M

Revenue:

$3M

Companies:

Good Machine, Killer Films

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Wild Things - Each film delves into themes of deception, sexuality, and betrayal.
The Last Seduction - Centered around strong female characters who use their sexuality to manipulate others.
Hard Candy - Both feature a dark, psychological edge with a strong, complex female lead.
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Gone Girl - Both involve deception and deeply layered female character portrayals.
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The Hand That Rocks the Cradle - Features themes of betrayal and revenge through female characters.
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Fatal Attraction - Both films showcase the consequences of an intense, mistaken relationship.
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The Other Woman - Explores betrayal and complicated relationships among women.
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Antichrist - Delves into intense psychological and physical experiences.
Cannibal Holocaust - Known for its extreme violence and moral themes.
Irreversible - Features non-linear narrative with intense and disturbing scenes.
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Dark Hole - Involves a supernatural event with thrilling and horror elements.
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Strangers from Hell - A psychological thriller with supernatural elements.
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Blood and Water - Modern drama with themes of identity and mystery, fitting for fans of thrillers.
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Ninja Assassin - Features intense martial arts and action-packed sequences.
The Tale of Nokdu - Mixes historical romance with humor and adventure.
The Devil Judge - A thrilling legal drama with elements of justice and dystopia.
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Boys Don't Cry - A gritty look at identity and societal issues through the lens of personal tragedy.
The Wire - A deep dive into the lives of individuals affected by drugs and crime in Baltimore.
American Honey - Follows a group of young people on the margins of society as they navigate life on the road.
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Panic Room - Engages with themes of violence and the fragility of safety in urban life.
Kids - A raw look at youth culture focusing on risky behaviors and peer pressure.
Sicario - Explores the dark underbelly of drug trafficking and its impact on society.
Sin City - A stylized portrayal of crime and personal struggle woven through various interconnected stories.
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Breaking Bad - Follows a high school teacher turned meth manufacturer, illustrating moral decay and consequences.
The Machinist - Examines psychological issues and their devastating effects on a man’s life.
A Clockwork Orange - A dystopian exploration of violence and societal decay.
Lords of Dogtown - Follows a group engaging in a subculture that thrives on rebellion and risk.
Shame - Explores themes of addiction and emotional breakdown.
Donnie Darko - Blends psychological themes with a story of a troubled young man facing existential crises.
The Fighter - Focuses on a family's struggles with addiction and the fight for redemption.
Trainspotting 2 - Continues to explore themes of addiction and the struggles of life.
Precious - A powerful story about overcoming abuse and adversity in a harsh environment.
The Florida Project - Offers a glimpse into a marginalized community and the struggles of childhood poverty.
Dead Poets Society - Explores youth, rebellion and the pursuit of individuality under societal pressures.
Euphoria - Focuses on a group of teenagers dealing with the complexities of life, addiction, and self-discovery.
The Outsiders - Explores the conflict between socioeconomic classes among a group of young friends.
The Departed - Focuses on crime, deception, and personal struggles within a corrupt system.
Limitless - Examines the extremes of ambition and consequences linked to substance dependence.
Blue Velvet - A surreal exploration of the dark side of suburbia and crime.
Heroin(e) - A documentary that details the struggle against heroin addiction and its personal impact.
Nymphomaniac - Explores sexuality and addiction through complex personal narratives.
The Salvage - A gripping tale of addiction and survival in a gritty urban setting.
Trainspotting 3 - Continues the exploration of themes related to addiction and personal struggles.
American History X - Provides insight into racism and the cycle of violence while exploring redemption.
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Gone Baby Gone - A detective story about crime that examines social issues and moral dilemmas.
A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints - A coming-of-age story reflecting on the difficulties of growing up in a harsh environment.
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Holy Motors - A unique narrative style that challenges conventional storytelling in cinema.
A Serious Man - Explores themes of existentialism and the absurdity of life through dark humor.
The Lobster - An absurdist social commentary on relationships, conformity, and society.
Wings of Desire - A poetic exploration of human experience through an angel's perspective.
Adaptation - A meta-narrative that blurs the lines between reality and fiction in storytelling.
Burn After Reading - A darkly comedic exploration of ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances.
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Magnolia - Intertwines multiple character arcs exploring themes of randomness and connection.
Dogtooth - A disturbing yet surreal exploration of family dynamics and control.
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Mother! - A psychological horror film that uses surreal elements to convey its themes.
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - A surrealist comedy that critiques societal norms and the absurdities of life.
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Little Miss Sunshine - A heartfelt dramedy that blends dark humor with family dynamics and personal growth.
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Persona - A psychologically intense film that delves into identity and consciousness.
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Little Miss Sunshine - Focuses on a dysfunctional family navigating personal challenges.
Thirteen - Examines the tumultuous life of a teenage girl and her transformation.
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The Virgin Suicides - A haunting portrayal of adolescence and the mysteries of life and death.
Juno - Addresses teenage pregnancy with darkly comedic elements.
Freaky Fruit - A unique exploration of teenage life and societal expectations.
Boyhood - Chronicles the developmental stages of a boy over 12 years.
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Precious - Portrays a girl's struggle against a traumatic childhood and societal neglect.
Birdman - Explores the complexities of identity in the world of performance art.
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Lady Bird - Highlights the struggles between mother and daughter during adolescence.
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Short Term 12 - Focuses on the lives of troubled teens in a residential treatment facility.
The Graduate - Tackles themes of disillusionment and societal expectations after graduation.
Margot at the Wedding - Explores family dynamics in the context of personal struggles.
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Synecdoche, New York - Examines life, relationships, and existential issues with surreal elements.
The Family Stone - Explores family dynamics and the complexity of love during the holidays.
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All About My Mother - Explores themes of identity and family in a heartfelt narrative.
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Married Life - Investigates dark secrets and relationships within a seemingly happy marriage.
Eighth Grade - An insightful portrayal of adolescent life and social anxiety.
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Veep - Political satire focused on the absurdity of government.
In the Loop - Sharp political comedy that critiques governments.
The Thick of It - British political satire with similar dark humor.
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb - Classic black comedy about politics and military madness.
The Office (UK) - Mockumentary style that uses humor to explore workplace politics.
Burn After Reading - Dark comedy that critiques intelligence and government agencies.
The Interview - Political satire involving CIA and North Korea.
Happiness - Dark comedy that explores moral ambiguities in society.
Four Lions - Black comedy about terrorism and absurdity.
Election - Satirical look at high school politics.
Get Smart - Comedy series about spies and political intrigue.
Parks and Recreation - Workplace comedy that satirizes local government.
The Big Short - Dramatic comedy about financial and political incompetence.
Wag the Dog - Political satire dealing with media and government manipulation.
Idiocracy - Satirical science fiction about a future dominated by ignorance.
The Interview - Political satire touching on current events and governments.
Argo - Based on political events with elements of dark humor.
Thank You for Smoking - Satirical take on lobbying and ethics in government.
The New President - Mockumentary exploring political power dynamics.
A Serious Man - Dark humor addressing fate and morality.
Political Animals - Drama that explores political intrigue and personal conflict.
The Kings of Summer - Coming-of-age story mixed with satirical elements about freedom and governance.
The Death of Louis XIV - Historical drama with political undertones and dark humor.
The Loop - Satirical comedy that highlights absurdity in public and private sectors.
The House of Cards (UK) - Political drama with a darkly comic edge.
The American President - Political drama blending comedy and romance.
Man in the High Castle - Alternative history exploring political implications and power.
The Great Dictator - Satirical take on dictatorship and power dynamics.
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead - Absurdist comedy exploring politics through a Shakespeare lens.
The Trial - Absurdist drama focusing on the judiciary and power.
Yes Minister - Classic political satire in the British government.
Trollhunters - Includes political themes within a fantasy adventure context.
Slaughterhouse-Five - Satirical take on war and free will.
Paths of Glory - Critique of military leadership and bureaucracy.
Brazil - Surreal dystopian satire exploring totalitarianism.
Armadillo - War documentary with darkly humorous moments.
The Lobster - Darkly comedic take on societal expectations.
Catch-22 - Satirical exploration of the military and bureaucracy.
Russian Doll - Dark comedic elements exploring life, death, and time.
The Other Guys - Action-comedy that satirizes police and bureaucracy.
Super Troopers - Comedy that satirizes law enforcement and bureaucracy.