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Requiem for a Dream

Requiem for a Dream

Released NR 102 min 8.3/10 Votes: 909017
The drug-induced utopias of four Coney Island residents are shattered when their addictions run deep.
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2000-10-06
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lionsgate.com
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English
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$5M
Revenue:
$7M

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  • The Machinist - Focuses on psychological trauma and disorientation.
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  • Prisoners - Explores moral ambiguity and societal tensions in resolving crime.
  • Donnie Darko - Combines psychological themes with science fiction and alternate realities.
  • Fatal Attraction - Explores obsession and the consequences of actions on relationships.
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  • Requiem for a Dream - Examines addiction and its psychological toll on individuals.
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  • Hereditary - Explores familial trauma and the psychological impact of loss.
  • Beau Is Afraid - Experimental psychological horror that challenges traditional narratives.
  • A Serbian Film - Controversial film exploring extreme violence and societal decay.
  • The Girl Next Door - Disturbing narrative about abuse and moral corruption.
  • Sinister - Psychological horror with themes of trauma and evil manifestations.
  • Triangle - Psychological thriller with time loops and identity crises.
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer - A psychological thriller exploring ethics and familial relations.
  • Mother! - A psychological horror that critiques society and relationships.
  • TheVanishing - A psychological thriller exploring obsession and the unknown.
  • Perfect Blue - An animated psychological thriller that questions identity and reality.
  • The Fall - Psychological thriller series that explores the mind of a serial killer.

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Hamlet List

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  • Macbeth - Another Shakespearean tragedy that explores ambition, guilt, and murder.
  • The Lion in Winter - A historical drama focused on the complex relationships within a royal family, highlighting power struggles.
  • Hamlet (1996) - A film adaptation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet featuring Mel Gibson, maintaining the original play's themes.
  • Killing of a Sacred Deer - Explores themes of guilt, familial relationships, and moral dilemmas, echoing Hamlet's internal conflicts.
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  • The Godfather - Focuses on family loyalty, betrayal, and the struggle for power, akin to the conflicts in Hamlet.
  • The Other Boleyn Girl - Centers around political intrigue and betrayal in a royal court, reminiscent of Hamlet's themes.
  • Dead Poets Society - Examines individual versus authority themes and the quest for identity, mirroring Hamlet's existential crisis.
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  • The Prestige - Explores obsession, rivalry, and sacrifice, hallmark themes that align with Hamlet's character arc.
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  • House of Cards - Political machinations, betrayal, and ambition are similar to the power struggles found in Hamlet.
  • Hamlet (2000) - Another adaptation of Shakespeare's classic, retaining thematic elements significant to Hamlet’s narrative.
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  • The Witch - Features themes of madness, isolation, and family disintegration, akin to Hamlet's internal conflicts.
  • Chinatown - Explores themes of betrayal and moral complexity within a difficult familial structure.
  • What Dreams May Come - The exploration of loss, grief, and redemption mirrors Hamlet's existential themes.
  • The Sixth Sense - Deals with themes of mortality, grief, and unresolved issues, reminiscent of Hamlet's character journey.
  • The Matrix - Explores questions of reality, self, and the struggle against oppressive forces akin to Hamlet's plight.
  • Carnivàle - Themes of personal and moral conflict, family secrets, and identity resonate with Hamlet's narrative.
  • The Shield - Focuses on moral ambiguity and the complexities of betrayal and loyalty, much like Hamlet's story.
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  • Game of Thrones - A tale of political intrigue, revenge, and complex family dynamics mirrors the essence of Hamlet.
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  • Westworld - Delves into self-identity and moral confusion, reflecting Hamlet's existential inquiries.
  • The Affair - Examines the complexities of relationships and the impact of secrets and lies, relatable to Hamlet’s story.
  • Psycho - Explores themes of isolation, madness, and complex family dynamics echoing Hamlet's dark narrative.
  • Things We Lost in the Fire - Deals with themes of loss, grief, and personal trauma, similar to Hamlet's emotional struggles.
  • The Crane's Song - Explores dark family secrets and themes of revenge, reflecting the complexity of Hamlet's relationships.
  • Midsummer Night's Dream - Another Shakespearean work, focusing on themes of love, betrayal, and mistaken identities.
  • The Cask of Amontillado - A tale of revenge and betrayal within a familial context, resonating with Hamlet’s themes.
  • Se7en - Explores dark themes of morality and consequence, akin to Hamlet's tragic narrative.
  • Death of a Salesman - A tale of familial conflict, disillusionment, and the burdens of expectations similar to Hamlet's struggles.
  • Penny Dreadful - Merges themes of revenge and moral complexity, echoing Hamlet's intense conflicts.
  • Psycho-Pass - Explores themes of morality, choice, and internal conflict closely linked to Hamlet’s character dilemmas.
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  • Mindhunter - Explores psychological profiles and moral ambiguity relating to human conflict similarly to Hamlet.
  • The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Themes of betrayal, unrequited love, and inner turmoil mirror Hamlet's emotional struggles.
  • The Fall - Focuses on the interplay of power, morality, and psychological complexity akin to Hamlet's themes.

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Crucible List

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  • The Witch - A period horror film that explores themes of superstition and hysteria.
  • A Few Good Men - Focuses on moral integrity within a military court setting.
  • The Crucible (1996) - Another adaptation of Miller's play with a compelling portrayal of witch trials.
  • The Crucible (1953) - Early adaptation that presents the story of Salem with dramatic intensity.
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  • The Hunt - Explores the destructive power of false accusations and mass hysteria.
  • The Crucible Experience - A documentary-style film discussing the themes of the original play.
  • The Allegory of Love - Discusses the intersection of passion and societal constraints.
  • Dead Poets Society - Explores the conflict between individuality and conformity.
  • V for Vendetta - Portrays rebellion against oppressive societal norms.
  • The Conspirator - Focused on a historical trial that involved deep moral dilemmas.
  • Selma - Historical drama centered around civil rights and the struggle for justice.
  • The Piano Teacher - Explores psychological tension and societal expectations.
  • To Kill a Mockingbird - Focuses on moral integrity in the face of societal pressure and prejudice.
  • American History X - A raw portrayal of hatred and redemption in society.
  • The Boy in the Striped Pajamas - Explores innocence within the context of a moral and cultural conflict.
  • Requiem for a Dream - Examines the consequences of individual choices in the face of societal pressures.
  • The Book Thief - Details how individuals navigate moral complexities during wartime.
  • The Trial - A cinematic adaptation of Kafka’s story about justice and moral confusion.
  • The Davinci Code - Explores themes of faith and cultural conflict.
  • The Green Mile - Explores themes of morality, justice, and compassion within a prison setting.
  • Gone with the Wind - Set in a historical context, dealing with moral complexities and societal turmoil.
  • The Murder of Mary Phagan - Historical drama focusing on wrongful conviction and societal issues.
  • The Purge - Explores societal breakdown and moral dilemmas in extreme conditions.
  • Fahrenheit 451 - Dystopian society struggling with themes of censorship and conformity.
  • The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Explores the pressures of adolescence and social expectations.
  • House of Cards - Political drama that delves into ethics and corruption in society.
  • Murder in the First - Examines the justice system and moral complexities surrounding it.
  • Atonement - Themes of guilt, redemption, and the consequences of false accusations.
  • The Road - Explores themes of survival, morality, and human nature in a dystopian world.
  • Milk - Focuses on civil rights and the struggles against societal norms.
  • Cemetery Junction - Explores the conflicts of youth against societal expectations.
  • The Bletchley Circle - Follows women who confront societal norms in the post-war era.
  • A Separate Peace - Explores themes of friendship, conflict, and moral ambiguity.
  • Blue Is the Warmest Color - Examines the pressures of society on personal relationships and identities.

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  • Blade Runner - Explores themes of alienation and existentialism in a stylized urban environment.
  • Tokyo Story - Focuses on family dynamics and the passage of time, similar to the personal stories in Fallen Angels.
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  • City of God - Depicts vibrant yet troubled urban life and interconnected stories.
  • Irreversible - A nonlinear story structure and deep emotional themes echoing despair and urban plight.
  • Drive - Features a stylish presentation of crime and emotional depth set in an urban landscape.
  • Fallen Angels: The Movie - A direct thematic and stylistic predecessor sharing similar tones and storytelling methods.
  • The Dreamers - Explores themes of youthful existentialism and complex relationships, akin to Fallen Angels.
  • Catch Me If You Can - Features crime and the chase, alongside strong emotional undercurrents.
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  • Oldboy - Combines revenge and emotional depth set against a stylized urban backdrop.
  • A Clockwork Orange - Features dystopian themes and examines the dark side of urban life.
  • Badlands - Explores love and crime while incorporating a stylized narrative approach.
  • Her - Depicts loneliness and connections in a futuristic, urban environment.
  • Requiem for a Dream - Delivers an intense exploration of addiction and despair in modern life.
  • Lost in Translation - Explores isolation and personal connections in a bustling urban environment.
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  • Eraserhead - Presents an unsettling and stylized narrative exploring isolation and anxiety.
  • American Psycho - Explores identity and moral decay in a stylized urban landscape.
  • Trainspotting - Tackles themes of addiction and alienation within a vibrant, urban context.
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  • Enter the Void - Delivers a visual exploration of life, death, and existentialism in an urban setting.
  • Memento - Uses a non-linear narrative style that engages with themes of memory and perception.
  • Sin City - Combines crime and a stylized aesthetic with interconnected stories.
  • Point Blank - Features crime and a gritty narrative style akin to Fallen Angels.
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Explores existential themes and presents a troubling narrative structure.
  • A Ghost Story - Explores themes of loss and time, offering a unique narrative style.
  • Her Smell - Focuses on a flawed protagonist, exploring themes of identity and despair.
  • The Lighthouse - Examines isolation and madness, featuring a deeply stylized visual approach.
  • Moonlight - Explores identity, love, and emotional resonance within a personal narrative.
  • Se7en - Focuses on crime and the darker human psyche set in a grim urban environment.
  • The Shape of Water - Explores love and alienation through a unique narrative approach.
  • The Contributions of Julie S. M. Shapiro - Presents existential themes in terms of identity and urban experiences.
  • A Simple Plan - Explores the consequences of crime and moral ambiguity.
  • Birdman - Explores identity, artistic struggle, and existential crises in a stylized manner.

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Romper Stomper List

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  • This Is England - Focuses on youth subcultures and the impact of societal issues.
  • Zero Dark Thirty - Portrays intense political themes and the complexities of morality.
  • La Haine - A powerful commentary on urban violence and disenfranchisement.
  • Menace II Society - Explores race, violence, and the struggles of inner-city youth.
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  • Boys Don't Cry - Addresses issues of identity and violence in society.
  • The Road - Explores survival and the brutality of a collapsed society.
  • Blue Ruin - An intense revenge story examining the cycle of violence.
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  • SLC Punk! - A dive into counterculture and the struggles of youth.
  • Chopper - Based on the life of a notorious criminal, exploring themes of violence.
  • Requiem for a Dream - Explores addiction and the fall from grace.
  • City of God - A harrowing look at crime and survival in the slums of Brazil.
  • The Warriors - Follows a gang's journey through urban chaos.
  • Gomorrah - Explores the underworld of organized crime in Naples.
  • The Football Factory - Focuses on football hooliganism and the culture surrounding it.
  • Badlands - A portrayal of young love entwined with violence.
  • Thirteen - Examines teenage rebellion and the risks of youth culture.
  • Gangs of New York - Highlights themes of violence and societal conflict.
  • Natural Born Killers - A satirical take on violence and media sensationalism.
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  • Reservoir Dogs - A gritty crime story centered around violence and loyalty.
  • The Boondock Saints - A vigilante story questioning morality and law.
  • Scarface - Chronicles the rise of a drug lord amidst violence and crime.
  • Dead Man’s Shoes - Explores the themes of revenge and violence in a bleak landscape.
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  • A History of Violence - Explores the impact of violence on personal life and identity.
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  • Boys of Summer - Explores youth culture and the gritty realities of life.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Of Mice and Men List

  • The Grapes of Wrath - Both deal with the struggles of the working class during the Great Depression.
  • Of Mice and Men (1992) - A direct film adaptation of Steinbeck's novella, highlighting the same themes.
  • The Pursuit of Happyness - Focuses on the struggle and dreams of a father trying to provide for his child.
  • The Road - Explores the bond between a father and son in a harsh, unforgiving environment.
  • Brooklyn - Depicts the immigrant experience and the sacrifices made for a better life.
  • Boys Don't Cry - Explores themes of identity, struggle, and tragic friendship.
  • The Color Purple - Centers around the struggles and resilience of African American women in the early 20th century.
  • Stand by Me - Focuses on friendship among young boys and dealing with loss.
  • The Bridge on the River Kwai - Explores themes of camaraderie and the human condition in dire situations.
  • A Streetcar Named Desire - Explores complex human relationships and emotional struggles.
  • The Elephant Man - Depicts the struggle of an outcast in society, showcasing themes of compassion and friendship.
  • Dead Poets Society - Highlights the challenges faced by individuals in pursuit of their dreams.
  • The Florida Project - Follows the lives of underprivileged individuals and their dreams, reminiscent of Steinbeck's characters.
  • Trainspotting - Explores friendship and struggles within a harsh environment.
  • Requiem for a Dream - Showcases the devastating effects of addiction and loss of dreams.
  • The Shawshank Redemption - Focuses on friendship, hope, and perseverance in harsh circumstances.
  • Good Will Hunting - Explores personal struggle, friendship, and finding one's place in the world.
  • Brokeback Mountain - Explores forbidden friendship and love in a challenging societal context.
  • Winter's Bone - Focuses on survival and family loyalty in a struggling community.
  • The Help - Highlights the struggles of the marginalized and their quest for dignity.
  • The Pursuit of Happyness - Focuses on struggle and dreams, similar to George and Lennie's aspirations.
  • Of Mice and Men (1939) - Another film adaptation of Steinbeck's classic novella, capturing its essence.
  • Forrest Gump - Covers themes of friendship and the pursuit of dreams through life's challenges.
  • The Kite Runner - Explores friendship and loss against a backdrop of socio-political upheaval.
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  • The Last Picture Show - Depicts the lives of struggling youths in a small town, akin to Steinbeck's characters.
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  • 12 Years a Slave - Presents the harsh realities of life and the quest for freedom against all odds.
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  • A Place Beyond the Pines - Follows intergenerational struggles and aspirations through a lens of crime and redemption.
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  • The Hunger - Focuses on immortality and the darker aspects of desire, similar to the story in 'Cronos'.
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  • What We Do in the Shadows - A comedic take on vampire lore that also explores themes of immortality and relationship dynamics.
  • All the Evil - Explores dark themes and supernatural elements, akin to the tone of 'Cronos'.
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  • The Shape of Water - Mixes fantasy and horror in a poignant tale, similar to the ethereal aspects of 'Cronos'.
  • Raw - Investigates themes of transformation and craving in a horror context, reflecting the internal struggles seen in 'Cronos'.
  • Vampire's Kiss - Explores the psychological aspects of vampirism that are reminiscent of the themes in 'Cronos'.
  • Box of Shadows - Combines elements of horror and fantasy, similar to the mood in 'Cronos'.
  • Contracted - Focuses on body horror and transformation, echoing the transformations in 'Cronos'.
  • The Eyes of My Mother - A horror drama that delves into disturbing themes and childhood traumas, akin to 'Cronos'.
  • The Lure - Combines horror and musical elements, exploring the darker side of desire, as seen in 'Cronos'.
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  • Let Him Go - Examines family dynamics in a dark narrative, reflecting the personal struggles of characters from 'Cronos'.
  • The Giver - Questions themes of humanity and mortality with a dystopian twist, resonating with 'Cronos'.
  • A Dark Song - Explores themes of the occult and personal sacrifice, mirroring the dark atmosphere of 'Cronos'.
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  • Under the Shadow - Combines horror with social commentary, akin to the layered storytelling of 'Cronos'.
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  • The Autopsy of Jane Doe - Combines mystery with supernatural horror, exploring themes of death and the unknown like in 'Cronos'.
  • Green Room - Presents a visceral thriller with intense horror elements, similar to the tension found in 'Cronos'.
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  • The Invisible Man - A modern take on horror that examines deep psychological themes, echoing elements of 'Cronos'.
  • Gerald's Game - Explores psychological horror and trauma within a confined space, similar to the narrative style of 'Cronos'.
  • They Look Like People - Examines paranoia and relationships through a psychological lens, resonating with the emotional aspects of 'Cronos'.
  • The Night House - Incorporates themes of loss and the supernatural, similar to the haunting elements of 'Cronos'.
  • Saint Maud - Explores themes of faith and obsession in a horror context, akin to the psychological elements present in 'Cronos'.
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  • The Craft - Involves elements of horror, transformation, and the supernatural, echoing themes in 'Cronos'.

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  • Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan - A satirical mockumentary that explores social norms through a ridiculous foreign perspective.
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Last updated: 2024-09-24 17:19:20

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Last updated: 2024-09-24 17:19:20

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