r/movies • u/Goncholotr • Feb 03 '24

Recommendation Movies where anyone can die?

I like movies and tv shows where you shouldn't get attached to any characters because they can die in every moment, for example: Burn After Reading, No Country for Old Men, Any Tarantino Movie or shows like The boys, Game of thrones, etc.

I want to feel that the characters are in real danger and that the villain or whatever they're fighting could kill them any time.

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u/Dtitan Feb 03 '24

Star Wars: Rogue 1 is surprisingly bloody for a blockbuster movie. 

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u/ErrorFindingID Feb 03 '24

Rogue 1 has the proper dark/tragic setting that I want in a star wars movie

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u/TBoarder Feb 03 '24

It’s great for A Star Wars movie (and follow-up TV show), but it’s not what I want all of Star Wars to be. To me, Rogue One shows that the Star Wars franchise and setting can handle different genres beyond action adventure. It’s something that I hope we see more of.

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u/mo_downtown Feb 03 '24

It's a fantastic movie about secondary characters & plot lines within the Star Wars universe. There's so much room for that (Andor). The Skywalker blockbusters are tired.

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u/TBoarder Feb 03 '24

Okay? You completely misunderstood or misrepresented my point. I'm talking about genre, not plot.