# Tuesday Night Movie Night

> Get one good movie recommendation, every Tuesday.

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## Posts
- [Kristoffer Borgli's The Drama](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/kristoffer-borgli-the-drama): Don’t read anything about Kristoffer Borgli’s The Drama before you watch it. Except for this.
- [Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/christopher-nolan-the-odyssey): One of our greatest filmmakers adapts the most influential story ever told.
- [Gore Verbinski's Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/gore-verbinski-good-luck-have-fun-dont-die): A goofy, twisted good time of a sci-fi flick that works best when you let go and enjoy the damned ride.
- [Olivia Wilde's The Invite](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/olivia-wilde-the-invite): A devilishly funny film that goes from a quiet simmer to a rolling boil, over and over again.
- [Julio Torres' Problemista](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/julio-torres-problemista): The U.S. immigration system as a canvas for one of the most colorful and inventive films in recent memory.
- [Cord Jefferson's American Fiction](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/cord-jefferson-s-american-fiction): A feature debut that could easily be mistaken as the capstone work of a seasoned filmmaker.
- [Hailey Gates' Atropia](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/hailey-gates-atropia): A wartime satire wearing the clothes of a surrealist romantic comedy.
- [Jim Hosking's The Greasy Strangler](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/jim-hosking-s-the-greasy-strangler): I’m genuinely certain The Greasy Strangler fits no preexisting category of film, and probably never will.
- [Eric Appel's Weird: The Al Yankovic Story](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/eric-appel-s-weird-the-al-yankovic-story): Weird: The Al Yankovic Story is an off-the-rails parody that, not unlike the artist himself, sweetly cares more about making you laugh than almost anything else.
- [Boots Riley's I Love Boosters](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/boots-riley-s-i-love-boosters): Boots puts forth another vibrant, acerbic, silly piece of filmmaking.
- [Curry Barker's Obsession](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/curry-barker-s-obsession): Curry Barker’s Obsession is the tense, pulpy horror flick that I’d have wished for if I wasn’t afraid of unforeseen consequences.
- [Rodrigo Sorogoyen's As Bestas](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/rodrigo-sorogoyen-s-as-bestas): There’s not a film in the past decade that’s more effectively played with tension as a narrative device.
- [Megan Park's My Old Ass](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/megan-park-s-my-old-ass): Megan Park’s My Old Ass plays with coming-of-age tropes inventively enough to stand out in a relatively crowded category.
- [Billy Wilder's The Apartment](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/billy-wilder-s-the-apartment): The Apartment is a sweet-hearted, romantic examination of how corporate value systems affect personal calculus.
- [Bong Joon Ho's Memories of Murder](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/bong-joon-ho-s-memories-of-murder): Bong Joon Ho's Memories of Murder is a haunting staple in the crime genre.
- [Zach Cregger's Barbarian](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/zach-cregger-s-barbarian): Zach Cregger's feature-length debut is subversive horror flick that cemented him as a director to watch.
- [Tom Gormican's The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/tom-gormican-s-the-unbearable-weight-of-massive-talent): The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is the victory lap Nicolas Cage deserves.
- [Florian Zeller's The Father](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/florian-zeller-s-the-father): There’s no greater testament to Florian Zeller’s filmmaking brilliance to make a mystery such as memory loss so legible and penetrating for the rest of us.
- [Mimi Cave's Fresh](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/mimi-cave-s-fresh): Mimi Cave's Fresh succeeds due to its confident visual language (and dance numbers), and it is altogether delectable.
- [Derek Cianfrance's Roofman](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/derek-cianfrance-s-roofman): Derek Cianfrance’s crowd-pleasing Roofman was compelling and charming and ultimately very likable.
- [Mary Bronstein's If I Had Legs I'd Kick You](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/mary-bronstein-s-if-i-had-legs-i-d-kick-you): Rose Byrne's handles her role in If I Had Legs I'd Kick You with all the grace and empathy and raw tenacity for which she’s become known.
- [Lee Isaac Chung's Minari](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/lee-isaac-chung-s-minari): Lee Isaac Chung’s Minari is a beautiful film that lands with all the artistry of a delicate watercolor painting.
- [Park Chan-wook’s No Other Choice](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/park-chan-wook-s-no-other-choice): Park Chan-wook’s No Other Choice is a razor-sharp satire constructed around a culturally-pervasive male archetype.
- [Peter Farrelly's Ricky Stanicky](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/peter-farrelly-s-ricky-stanicky-0788): Peter Farrelly's Ricky Stanicky doesn’t really accomplish anything profound, but that’s not what it’s for.
- [Gregg Araki's Mysterious Skin](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/gregg-araki-s-mysterious-skin): Writer-director Gregg Araki's Mysterious Skin is a brilliant and visceral piece that you’ll probably never want to see again.
- [The Sundance Film Festival Edition.](https://www.tuesdaynightmovienight.com/p/the-sundance-film-festival-edition): We went to the 2026 Sundance Film Festival and we have so much to share, including eleven movies to look out for over the next year.