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Underground

ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS A COUNTRY

Released PG 170 min 8/10 Votes: 61647

A group of Serbian socialists prepares for the war in a surreal underground filled by parties, tragedies, love and hate.

Type:

Movie

Socials:

Genre:

Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, War

Subgenres:

Satire

Release:

1995-05-13

Year:

2024

Country:

Bulgaria

Language:

Serbian

Budget:

$14M

Companies:

Komuna, Barrandov Studio

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Power - Explores race and power dynamics in drug trade.
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Lovecraft Country - Combines horror with historical racial themes.
The Cosby Show - Addresses family issues with cultural significance.
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Malcolm X - Biographical film addressing racism and civil rights.
Orange Is the New Black - Explores race and incarceration within a female prison.
High Fidelity - Humorously tackles relationships and social issues.
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Hidden Figures - Spotlights the contributions of black women against discrimination.
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Freakazoid! - A mix of humor and bizarre cartoonish action
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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse - Innovative animation style with superhero and urban themes
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The Witch - Incorporates psychological horror and themes of isolation and belief systems.
Hereditary - Focuses on familial trauma and a secretive, cult-like belief system.
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The OA - A mysterious series involving alternate dimensions and cult aspects.
The Leftovers - Explores themes of loss and the people’s search for meaning in a mysterious situation.
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Killing of a Sacred Deer - A psychological thriller centered around manipulation and moral dilemmas.
The Cabin in the Woods - Plays with horror and the concept of control over individuals.
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The Fall - Investigates complex psychological themes wrapped in an engaging mystery.
The Mind's Eye - Deals with powers of the mind and control, creating a suspenseful atmosphere.
The Acting Class - Centers on personal transformation and identity within a defined group.
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Rangbaaz - Based on real-life underworld figures with intense storytelling.
Bard of Blood - Involves espionage, betrayal and action in a gripping narrative.
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The Family Man - Features complex characters balancing personal lives with dangerous jobs.
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Money Heist - Focuses on intricate planning of crime and complex character dynamics.
Narcos - Follows the rise of drug cartels and the law enforcement's perspective.
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Ozark - Centers around money laundering and criminal enterprises with family involvement.
Queen of the South - Focuses on a woman’s rise in the drug trade amid adversity.
The Wire - A deep dive into crime and the interconnectedness of society's institutions.
Fargo - Innovative storytelling with crime, deception, and moral ambiguity.
Peaky Blinders - A crime drama about family and power struggles in post-war Britain.
Sons of Anarchy - Focuses on an outlaw motorcycle club navigating crime and family ties.
The Sopranos - Investigates the life of a mob boss and the intricacies of leading a crime family.
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Queen of the South - A woman's rise in the drug trade exploring themes of power and resilience.
Kota Factory - Though different in theme, it portrays struggles and aspirations in a realistic manner.
Banshee - A mix of crime, violence, and a protagonist with a murky past.
Dexter - Follows a forensic expert with a dark secret, navigating law and morality.
Bodyguard - Captivating thriller involving political intrigue and personal stakes.
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12 Years a Slave - A harrowing tale of slavery that highlights brutality and resilience.
Roots - A powerful miniseries that chronicles the story of an African American family through generations of slavery.
The Butler - Tells the story of an African American butler who served in the White House, reflecting on race relations in America.
The Help - Focuses on the lives of African American maids in the 1960s South and touches on themes of racism.
Mississippi Burning - A drama about the investigation of civil rights activists' murders, exploring racism and social injustice.
Twelve Years a Slave (2013) - A biographical drama detailing the true story of Solomon Northup and his ordeal as a slave.
Amistad - Based on true events, it tells the story of enslaved Africans who revolted aboard a slave ship.
Beloved - A drama that examines the effects of slavery on a mother and her family, based on a novel by Toni Morrison.
The Color Purple - Focuses on the struggles of African American women in the early 20th century and the lingering effects of slavery.
Underground - A series that tells the story of a group of slaves plotting their escape along the Underground Railroad.
The Birth of a Nation - A film that dramatizes the life of Nat Turner, who led a slave rebellion in the U.S.
Get Out - Explores themes of racial tension and exploitation in a modern context with horror elements.
American Slave - A documentary that explores the historical context of slavery in America.
Free State of Jones - Based on a true story of a white farmer who leads a rebellion against the Confederacy, highlighting themes of freedom and justice.
The Underground Railroad - A miniseries adaptation of Colson Whitehead's novel about an enslaved woman's journey to freedom.
Selma - A historical drama focused on the civil rights movement, highlighting struggles for equality.
The Pilgrim's Progress - While different in narrative style, it explores themes of spiritual struggle and redemption.
In the Heat of the Night - Explores racial tensions in a Southern town, addressing issues of race and justice.
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The Secret Life of Bees - Deals with themes of race, family, and resilience, set in the 1960s American South.
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Just Mercy - A biographical drama about the fight for justice within the racial and legal systems in America.
The Intouchables - While different in backdrop, it addresses themes of friendship across societal divides.
Ladybird - Under the surface, deals with identity and belonging, albeit in a modern and different context.
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His Dark Materials - Explores themes of oppression, freedom, and societal structures in a fantastical setting.
The Hate U Give - Based on a novel, it addresses contemporary issues of race, justice, and activism.
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Underground - A surreal and complex story set in war-torn Yugoslavia, blending humor and drama.
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Before the Rain - An exploration of love, conflict, and cultural divides in the Balkans.
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Black Cat, White Cat - A comedy-drama that captures the chaos and colorful life in the Balkans.
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A Perfect Day - Offers a glimpse into the absurdity of war through personal narratives.
The Great Beauty - Explores beauty and decadence in a stylized setting, similar to Cabaret Balkan's vibe.
The Hunting Party - An intense adventure set in the Balkans, blending real history with fictional narrative.
The Man Who Knew Too Much - A story involving personal crises set against a larger political backdrop.
No Man's Land - A darkly comedic take on war and human interaction in the Balkans.
The White Cat - Explores the lives of individuals caught in complex societal issues.
Gloomy Sunday - A romantic drama set against the backdrop of historical upheaval and war.
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The Lives of Others - Focuses on personal lives disrupted by political turmoil, set in a stylized manner.
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Cold War - A love story set against a backdrop of historical conflict and artistic expression.
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Trainspotting - A subculture exploration through dark humor and vibrant storytelling.
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Good Bye Lenin! - A comedic take on a society undergoing radical change.
City of God - Depicts the chaos of urban life and personal stories intertwined.
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The Motorcycle Diaries - A journey of self-discovery set against a politically charged background.
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Patriot - Follows complex characters with a mix of dark comedy and intense situations.
Everybody Wants Some!! - Explores camaraderie and competition in a sports environment.
Ballers - Centers around the sports industry and personal dynamics among athletes.
The Righteous Gemstones - Comedy-drama involving family dynamics in a unique world.
Ultimate Beastmaster - Features competition in a sports setting with a focus on perseverance.
Rocky Balboa - Involves personal growth through sports and competition.
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Shameless - Focuses on family struggles and complex personal relationships.
The Wrestler - A deep dive into the life of a professional wrestler.
Last Chance U - Documentary series focusing on athletes and their struggles.
Friday Night Lights - Explores the lives of athletes and the impact of sports on community.
Ted Lasso - Mix of humor and heartfelt storytelling in a sports setting.
The Boys - Dark tone with a focus on character backstories and complex relationships.
The Office - Character-driven comedy that focuses on interpersonal relationships in a work setting.
Scrubs - Sincere character development and humor in a unique setting.
Cobra Kai - Continuation of a classic story with themes of rivalry and redemption.
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The Queen's Gambit - Focused on competition, personal growth, and complex characters.
Superstore - Workplace comedy with a strong ensemble cast and interpersonal dynamics.
The Good Place - Explores complex moral themes with a unique comedic approach.
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Frank vs. God - Focuses on personal struggles and the impact of beliefs on relationships.
Dear White People - Addresses social issues through a comedic lens with strong characters.
The Circle - Reality series that showcases strategic competition among participants.
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The OA - Intricate storytelling with complex character relationships.
Fighting with My Family - A biographical comedy-drama about wrestlers and family dynamics.
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American Vandal - Mockumentary style focusing on high school life and competition.
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Narcos - Complex character arcs and themes of power struggles.
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Stalag 17 - A group of American airmen in a German POW camp plan an escape while dealing with a possible mole among them.
The Shawshank Redemption - A story of hope and friendship in a prison setting, focusing on a detailed escape plan.
Escape from Alcatraz - Based on the true story of a famous escape from the infamous island prison.
The Great Raid - A WWII story about a daring rescue mission to free POWs from a Japanese camp.
Papillon - The tale of a man's escape from a notorious French penal colony involves clever planning and determination.
Bridge on the River Kwai - War and captivity; the film explores themes of resistance and escape against formidable odds.
Cool Hand Luke - A rebellious prisoner in a Southern prison camp confronts authority, demonstrating escape tactics.
The Rock - A high-stakes escape from a fortified prison, combining action and strategic prowess.
Escape Plan - A security expert must jailbreak from a high-tech prison, highlighting ingenuity and teamwork.
The Count of Monte Cristo - A man unjustly imprisoned orchestrates a brilliant escape and seeks revenge, blending adventure with clever plotting.
The Last Castle - A disgraced general leads inmates against a corrupt prison warden, showcasing rebellion and escape themes.
No Escape - An American family's harrowing experience in an unnamed country during a coup mirrors escape elements.
The Escape - A woman seeks freedom from her oppressive marriage, paralleling themes of escape and liberation.
The Great Escape II: The Untold Story - A sequel that continues the legacy of the original escape with new characters and events.
A Man Escaped - Based on true events, this film focuses on a meticulous prisoner who plans his escape from a Nazi jail.
The Bridge - A group of soldiers faces incredible odds while attempting to escape from a war-zone bridge.
I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang - A man escapes from a brutal chain gang, offering an intense portrait of prison life and desperate escape.
The Great Escape Artists - An exploration of escape artists throughout history, blending real-life accounts with cinematic storytelling.
The Chase - Follows a convict trying to escape from a prison while dealing with corruption and manipulations.
Lost in Space - Though different in premise, themes of escape and adventure through space resonate with the spirit of The Great Escape.
The Fugitive - A man wrongfully convicted for his wife’s murder escapes and seeks the real killer while being pursued by a relentless marshal.
The Longest Yard - Prison inmates partake in activities that lead to clever escapes, featuring themes of camaraderie and resistance against authority.
Runaway Train - Two escaped convicts and a female rail worker must survive on a runaway train, with a focus on escape and survival.
Underground - A gripping tale of various escape plans amidst systemic oppression.
The Maze Runner - A group of young people trapped in a maze devise plans for their escape, drawing parallels to teamwork and ingenuity.
Twelve Monkeys - Involving time travel and a plot to escape a dystopian future while uncovering secrets, echoing escape themes.
O Brother, Where Art Thou? - A clever and humorous escape adventure set in the 1930s; focuses on the ideals of freedom and camaraderie.
Escape from New York - In a dystopian future, a convict must rescue the President of the USA from Manhattan, combining escape with action.
The Terminator - Themes of escape and survival from a relentless pursuer resonate through this iconic sci-fi narrative.
Misery - Captivity and escape are central to the story, involving psychological manipulation and survival.
Death Race - Prisoners compete in deadly races for a chance at freedom; incorporates escape elements and rebellion against the system.
The Maze - An escape story centered around a psychological labyrinth, exploring themes of entrapment.
The Great Wall - A blend of fantasy and action, featuring characters escaping threats in an epic battle.
Enemy at the Gates - A gripping tale of survival and strategy in a wartime setting that echoes escape and resistance.
The Last Castle - A military officer leads prisoners in a rebellion against a corrupt warden, focusing on themes of defiance and escape.
The Terminal - An immigrant is stranded in an airport and must navigate his life while awaiting a way to escape his circumstances.
Inside Man - An inside job that plays with themes of planning and execution of an escape-like heist.
Law Abiding Citizen - Involves an inmate plotting revenge from within prison, showcasing intelligence and escape-like tactics.
Twelve Monkeys - A time-traveling journey focused on escape from a bleak future rather than a physical prison.
The Green Mile - Explores themes of imprisonment and the quest for freedom in a deeply emotional narrative.
Prison Break - A TV series centered around an elaborate escape from prison, echoing the themes of The Great Escape.
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Django Unchained - A revenge story set in the antebellum south that addresses slavery.
Roots - A miniseries that traces the history of an African-American family back to the slave trade.
Amistad - Based on a true story of a slave ship revolt and the subsequent trial.
The Birth of a Nation - A historical film depicting Nat Turner's slave rebellion.
Lincoln - Explores the political landscape around the end of slavery in the United States.
Underground - A drama series about a group of slaves planning to escape on the Underground Railroad.
The Butler - Follows the life of a Black butler working in the White House over several decades, including the time of civil rights.
Selma - Depicts the civil rights movement and the struggle for equality, rooted in the history of slavery.
Harriet - The story of Harriet Tubman's escape from slavery and her mission to free others.
The Help - An exploration of race and inequality in the 1960s, informed by the legacy of slavery.
The Color Purple - Follows the struggles of an African-American woman overcoming adversity stemming from slavery.
The Plantation - A drama reflecting on the history and legacy of slavery in America.
Glory - Tells the story of the first African-American regiment in the Civil War, addressing slavery's consequences.
Freedom - A historical drama about the Abolitionist movement and the fight against slavery.
Beloved - A haunting tale of a former slave dealing with her past and the legacy of slavery.
A Woman Called Moses - Biography of Harriet Tubman and her life as a conductor on the Underground Railroad.
The 13th - A documentary highlighting the connection between slavery and mass incarceration.
Fences - Explores the life of an African-American family in the 1950s, rooted in the history of slavery.
Black Pearl - A drama set against the backdrop of slavery and the fight for freedom.
The Underground Railroad - A miniseries adaptation of Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about the journey to freedom.
Something the Lord Made - Biographical drama that examines the relationship between a Black cardiac surgeon and his white mentor.
Race - Follows Jesse Owens' journey as he overcomes racial barriers at the 1936 Berlin Olympics.
Get On Up - Chronicles the life of James Brown, touching on social issues stemming from slavery.
The Last Black Man in San Francisco - A poignant story of identity and displacement, addressing themes of race and history.
One Night in Miami - Fictional story of a meeting between iconic figures discussing race and civil rights.
The Equalizer - A modern tale of justice and revenge, often reflecting on issues of inequality.
Sojourner Truth: Ain't I a Woman? - A documentary about the life of the abolitionist and women's rights advocate.
The First Purge - Explores themes of oppression and rebellion, with historical parallels to slavery.
The Long Walk Home - A story of friendship during the Montgomery Bus Boycott, rooted in civil rights history.
I Am Not Your Negro - A documentary exploring systemic racism and civil rights through James Baldwin's writings.
Mudbound - Explores race relations and the impact of war, referencing historical themes of slavery.
The Hate U Give - Addresses contemporary issues of race and police violence, with roots in historical injustices.
Higher Learning - Examines race relations and the impact of systemic oppression on college campuses.
Queen Sugar - A series focused on African-American family dynamics and the legacy of racism.
There is a Ghost - A storyline tied to societal issues, reflecting struggles against oppression.
Americanah - Explores race and identity through the eyes of Nigerian immigrants in America.
The Hate U Give - Explores social justice and racial discrimination in modern America, echoing the historical struggle.
Black Mirror - Several episodes touch upon issues of class and systemic oppression in a dystopian context.
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Selma - Focuses on civil rights movement and social justice themes similar to Common's advocacy.
Just Mercy - Explores themes of justice and racial inequality, resonating with Common's message.
The Hate U Give - Addresses systemic racism and social issues, akin to Common's thematic focus.
Black Panther - Centers on themes of empowerment and social justice within the African-American community.
13th - Documentary that delves into race inequality and the prison system, linking to Common's activism.
American Skin - Tackles police brutality and racial tensions, similar to Common's advocacy work.
Moonlight - Focuses on identity and community, paralleling Common's exploration of personal narrative.
Fruitvale Station - Based on the true story of an unjust police shooting, resonating with Common's messages.
Detroit - Highlights racial tensions and injustices, themes common in Common's work.
The Butler - Chronicles African-American history, paralleling Common's engagement with history and activism.
If Beale Street Could Talk - Explores themes of love and injustice within the African-American experience.
A Wrinkle in Time - Involves themes of self-discovery and empowerment, aligning with Common's artistic messages.
We Are the Dream: The Kids of the Oakland MLK Oratorical Fest - Highlights youth activism and oratory, similar to Common’s emphasis on youth empowerment.
Dear White People - Explores race relations and cultural identity, themes Common frequently addresses.
Snowfall - Examines the impact of drugs and race in America, aligning with Common's focus on societal issues.
The Chi - Focuses on community and social issues in Chicago, similar to Common’s geographic roots.
Insecure - Explores modern African-American experiences and cultural themes.
The Message - A historical epic that delves into Islamic history, showcasing social justice themes.
My Name Is Bruce - Features themes of individuality and self-expression, paralleling Common’s artistic ethos.
Hit & Run - Discusses themes of community and identity, relevant to Common's artistic narrative.
Power - Explores themes of ambition, crime, and morality reflecting societal struggles.
The Wire - Dives deep into systemic issues in urban areas, akin to Common's focus on social issues.
Underground - Historical drama focused on the Underground Railroad, highlighting themes of freedom and justice.
Eve’s Bayou - Explores family and personal identity within a Southern African-American context.
Get Out - Addresses race relations and social commentary in a horror context, similar to Common's explorations.
Malcolm X - Biographical depiction of a civil rights leader, focusing on issues of race and identity.
Candyman - Modern retelling that incorporates social commentary on race and gentrification.
The 40-Year-Old Version - A story about striving for artistic authenticity and identity within a changing landscape.
Hidden Figures - Celebrates African-American women and contributions to society amidst adversity.
The Last Black Man in San Francisco - A poignant exploration of gentrification and identity in urban landscapes.
I Am Not Your Negro - Documentary about race relations using James Baldwin's unfinished manuscript.
Love, Simon - Explores themes of identity and acceptance relatable to Common’s narrative style.
Life of Brian - Examines themes of faith and identity through humor and satire, linking to social commentary.
One Night in Miami - Fictional story about Malcolm X, explores themes of race and friendship.
You People - Focuses on intercultural relationships and societal issues, similar to Common's themes.
Atlanta - Examines the complexities of life in Atlanta with social commentary on race and culture.

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Life is Beautiful - A family-focused narrative amidst the backdrop of conflict and oppression.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Explores themes of love, sacrifice, and cultural heritage within a historical context.
A Fantastic Woman - Focuses on identity and personal struggle in a complex social environment.
In the Name of the Father - A personal story set against the backdrop of political and social injustice.
The Kite Runner - Explores friendship and betrayal within a culturally rich and troubled environment.
The Lives of Others - A look at the lives affected by a totalitarian regime, focusing on human connections.
The Wind That Shakes the Barley - A historical drama about the impact of war on families and personal lives.
The Man Who Knew Infinity - A biographical drama about an outsider facing societal challenges and embracing his identity.
Ballad of a Soldier - A poignant exploration of human relationships during wartime.
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The Lives of Others - A poignant look at how government surveillance impacts personal lives and relationships.
All Quiet on the Western Front - A powerful depiction of the horrors of war and its impact on young lives.
The Day After - Explores the aftermath of disaster on family and community life.
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12 Years a Slave - A historical account of survival and familial bonds in extreme adversity.
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The Boy in the Striped Pajamas - A poignant tale of friendship and innocence amidst war.
Miral - Tells personal stories that reflect broader socio-political conflicts.
Brooklyn - A story about immigration, identity, and family spanning across different cultures.
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The Lives of Others - A narrative about human relationships in a repressive regime.
The Wedding Guest - A complex narrative that touches on personal relationships within a culturally rich setting.
The Square - Explores societal challenges and personal dilemmas in a contemporary setting.
Mustang - A coming-of-age story about sisterhood and the struggle against societal norms.
Roma - A deeply personal story set against the backdrop of social and political upheaval.
The Road - Focuses on the bond between father and son in a dystopian environment.
A Separation - Explores complex personal and social issues within a family setting in Iran.
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Kandahar - A journey of self-discovery amidst the backdrop of war and culture.
Mustang - Follows the lives of sisters dealing with family and societal pressures.
The Intouchables - A heartwarming story about friendship that transcends social barriers.
A Beautiful Mind - A biographical take on the life of a genius struggling against societal challenges.
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Lady Bird - A coming-of-age story exploring family dynamics and individual aspirations.
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Deadpool - Dark humor and over-the-top action with an antihero.
Kingsman: The Secret Service - Stylish action with a focus on skilled operatives.
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World - Unique style, humor, and action with a comic book flair.
Crank - High-octane action with a relentless pace and humor.
Atomic Blonde - Female-led action and espionage with stylish visuals.
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. - Espionage action with a stylish retro vibe.
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Bourne Identity - Intense action and intrigue centered around an assassin.
The Mechanic - Assassin themes and skilled action sequences.
Kill Bill: Vol. 1 - Revenge themes and stylistic action similar to assassin stories.
Wanted - Assassin training and high-stakes action with a dark twist.
Ichi the Killer - Violence and themes of assassination with dark humor.
Red - Retired assassins brought back for action and adventure.
Smokin' Aces - Hitmen and chaotic action surrounding a single target.
The Hitman's Bodyguard - Humor blended with action surrounding professional killers.
Jason Bourne - Continued assassin intrigue with international conspiracy.
Gunpowder Milkshake - Female assassins and stylized action sequences.
Nikita - A woman trained as an assassin struggling with her identity.
Lazarus - Brought back from the dead, engaging in action and intrigue.
The Villainess - Strong female lead with intense action sequences and revenge themes.
Hackers - Futuristic, stylish, and features a group of skilled individuals.
Sin City - Stylized visuals and dark, violent stories entwined.
Kick-Ass - Extreme action, dark comedy, and an untraditional hero.
Drive - Stylish action with a lone protagonist involved in criminal activity.
Inglourious Basterds - Violent revenge narrative set in a historical context with dark humor.
Law Abiding Citizen - Themes of revenge and justice with a dark twist.
28 Weeks Later - High stakes and intense action in a survival scenario.
Parker - Heist story featuring a skilled thief and action sequences.
Machete - Exaggerated violence and a relentless protagonist.
The Punisher - Vigilante justice drives the story with an antihero at its core.
The Transporter - Action-fueled sequences with a protagonist skilled in combat.
Sicario - Intense and gritty action centered around a dark subject matter.
Into the Badlands - Martial arts and action drama in a post-apocalyptic setting.
Banshee - Action-packed series with crime and intricate character stories.
Killing Eve - Psychological cat-and-mouse game between a detective and an assassin.
Person of Interest - Action and intelligence with themes of vigilantism.
The Blacklist - Intrigue and hits with complex characters and layered plots.
Hanna - Young assassin trained in a secluded life, facing challenges.
Altered Carbon - Futuristic action with themes of life, death, and identity.
The Night Manager - Intense espionage thriller involving intricate plots and actions.
Bodyguard - Action and political intrigue surrounding personal security.
Underground - Action and historical elements with strong character dynamics.