Every Movie I've Ever Seen
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| Title | Genre | Year | Director | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daddy Day Care | Comedy, family | 2003 | Steve Carr | |
| Damien: Omen II | Horror | 1978 | Don Taylor | |
| Darby O'Gill and the Little People | Fantasy, family | 1959 | Robert Stevenson | |
| Dark City | Science fiction, thriller | 1998 | Alex Proyas | |
| The Dark Crystal | Fantasy, adventure | 1982 | Jim Jenson | |
| The Dark Knight | Superhero, action, crime | 2008 | Christopher Nolan | |
| The Dark Knight Rises | Superhero, action | 2012 | Christopher Nolan | |
| Dark Was the Night | Boring, horror | 2015 | Jack Heller | |
| Dark Water | Horror | 2002 | Hideo Nakata | |
| DASHCAM | Found footage horror, comedy | 2021 | Rob Savage | I love this movie but it's not for everyone; very divisive among the found footage community lol. The main character is a loud, crass, mean, dumb, casually racist, constantly offensive Trump supporter Twitch streamer (a heavily fictionalized version of the actor herself, comedian Annie Hardy) breaking covid lockdown protocols to go bother her friend, and they fucking stumble into a horror movie. I think it's fantastic; found footage horror has a serious problem with not having any characters, everybody is just a cardboard cutout who becomes a screaming cardboard cutout by the end; Annie is so awful and grating and that makes it really fun to watch her confront horrors beyond her imagination, while being consistently herself throughout the whole movie. |
| The Darwin Awards | Comedy | 2006 | Finn Taylor | |
| The Da Vinci Code | Mystery, thriller | 2006 | Ron Howard | |
| Dawn of the Planet of the Apes | Science fiction, action | 2014 | Matt Reeves | |
| Daylight | Disaster | 1996 | Rob Cohen | |
| The Day of Destruction | Horror | 2020 | Toshiaki Toyoda | A fucking batshit buck wild experimental movie metaphorically depicting the decay of Japan's national identity and historic heritage in the modern world, coincidentally released during the covid-19 pandemic. I'm sure it will resonate more deeply with somebody of Japanese descent or who's more familiar with the Japanese collectivist sensibilities, but I was still blown away by the evident layers of symbolism on display; it's a movie where you can tell the director is DYING to get his message out, literally screaming at his country, his people, to listen to what he's trying to say. |
| Day of Disappearance | Horror | 2022 | Ian Grant | This one is a little weird because it appears to be a guy's YouTube horror series cut together into a film? It's still interesting though, I'm always impressed when I see a horror creator doing weird shit to themselves for the sake of their YouTube videos. |
| The Dead Zone | Horror | 1983 | David Cronenberg | |
| Death Becomes Her | Comedy, horror | 1992 | Robert Zemeckis | |
| Death Machine | Science fiction, horror | 1994 | Stephen Norrington | |
| Death Proof | Action, horror | 2007 | Quentin Tarantino | |
| Death of a Vlogger | Found footage horror | 2019 | Graham Hughes | |
| Defending Your Life | Drama | 1991 | Albert Brooks | |
| Delivery Man | Comedy | 2013 | Ken Scott | |
| The Den | Found footage horror | 2013 | Zach Donohue | |
| The Descent | Horror | 2005 | Neil Marshall | |
| Despicable Me | Family, animation | 2010 | Pierre Coffin, Chris Renaud | |
| Devil's Advocate | Drama, horror | 1997 | Taylor Hackford | |
| The Diabolical | Horror, science fiction | 2015 | Alistair Legrand | |
| Diary of a Mad Black Woman | Drama, comedy | 2005 | Darren Grant | |
| Die Hard | Action | 1988 | John McTiernan | |
| Die Hard 2: Die Harder | Action | 1990 | Renny Harlin | |
| Die Hard With a Vengeance | Action | 1995 | John McTiernan | |
| Digging Up the Marrow | Found footage horror | 2015 | Adam Green | |
| Digimon Adventure: Our War Game! (デジモンアドベンチャー ぼくらのウォーゲーム!) |
Science fiction, action, adventure, animation | 2000 | Mamoru Hosoda | |
| Digimon: The Movie | Science fiction, animation | 2000 | Mamoru Hosoda, Shigeyasu Yamauchi | |
| The Discovery | Science fiction, drama | 2017 | Charlie McDowell | A movie with an amazing premise (A scientist emperically proves that there is life after death, but becomes a pariah when people around the world start to kill themselves to get to the next life on their own terms) bogged down by an incredibly boring, small-scale plot that really doesn't explore the implications of such a setup. |
| District B-13 | Action | 2004 | Pierre Morel | Parkour! Parkour! |
| District B-13: Ultimatum | Action | 2009 | Patrick Alessandrin | |
| Disturbia | Thriller | 2007 | D. J. Caruso | |
| Django Unchained | Action | 2012 | Quentin Tarantino | |
| Doctor Strange | Superhero, fantasy, action | 2016 | Scott Derrickson | |
| Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness | Superhero, science fiction, action, horror | 2022 | Sam Raimi | |
| Doctor Zhivago | Drama, romance, war | 1965 | David Lean | |
| Dogwalker's Christmas Tale | Holiday, romance | 2015 | Letia Clouston | |
| Donnie Darko | Science fiction, thriller | 2001 | Richard Kelly | |
| Don’t be Afraid of the Dark | Fantasy, horror | 2010 | Troy Nixey | |
| Doom: Annihilation | Horror, science fiction | 2019 | Tony Giglio | You can read all my thoughts on this shitshow right here! |
| Double Dragon | Action | 1994 | James Yukich | |
| Dragon Wars | Fantasy | 2007 | Hyung-rae Shim | |
| Dreamcatcher | Science fiction, horror | 2003 | Lawrence Kasdan | I'm already not a big Stephen King fan but holy shit this movie is terrible. |
| Dream Scenario | Comedy, drama | 2024 | Kristoffer Borgli | I was really hoping for more with this movie. It takes heavy inspiration from the "Have you seen this man?" urban legend - with Nicolas Cage appearing in people's dreams for unknown reasons - so I was expecting more of a horror movie than what I actually got. It's an extremely well-made movie, and there were some moments that did scare me, but overall I wish it had gone deeper into the horror or tragedy of the situation. |
| Dr. No | Spy | 1962 | Terence Young | |
| Duck Soup | Comedy | 1933 | Leo McCarey | |
| Duel | Thriller | 1971 | Steven Spielberg | |
| Dumbo | Family, fantasy, animation | 1941 | Samuel Armstrong, Norman Ferguson, Wilfred Jackson | |
| Dylan Dog: Dead of Night | Action, horror, comedy | 2011 | Kevin Munroe |