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5 Mind-Bending Films That Reward a Second Watch

Films that play fair with their puzzles but refuse to hold your hand. The second viewing is always better.

Mulholland Drive

2001 David Lynch

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Lynch's masterpiece begins as a noir mystery in Hollywood, then disintegrates into something far more disturbing.

Primer

2004 Shane Carruth

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Shane Carruth made this for $7,000, and it is the most intellectually rigorous time-travel film ever produced.

Memento

2000 Christopher Nolan

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Christopher Nolan's breakthrough runs backward.

Enemy

2014 Denis Villeneuve

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Denis Villeneuve's most unsettling film.

Coherence

2014 James Ward Byrkit

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Eight friends attend a dinner party on the night a comet passes overhead.