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Editor’s Pick

Action

 · 200 pairings
Con Air + The Rock
Nicolas Cage Bruckheimer action. Two films that prove the 90s action formula peaked with one actor and one producer going absolutely wild.
The Matrix + Inception
Action films that created new visual languages. Two films that made audiences see things they had never seen before.
Oldboy + The Raid
Corridor fights and broken bones. Asian action cinema at its peak.
Mad Max: Fury Road + Mad Max 2
The Road Warrior and its successor. Two films about gasoline, sand, and the most spectacular chases ever filmed.

Sci-Fi

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Moon + Oblivion
Alone with a terrible secret. Two films about men who discover they are not who they think they are.
The Matrix Reloaded + The Matrix
The Matrix and its sequel. One redefined cinema. The other asked what happens when you go deeper.
Alien + The Thing
Isolation plus monster equals masterpiece. Twice.
Ex Machina + Her
Two sides of AI love. One is a thriller. The other is a romance. Both are deeply unsettling.

Horror

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Get Out + Sorry to Bother You
Black American systemic horror. Two films about the literal and figurative transformation that systems demand of Black bodies.
Midsommar + Get Out
Welcoming communities with dark secrets. Two films about the terror of realizing the invitation was the trap.
Suspiria + Mandy
Color as nightmare. Two films that bypass your brain and go straight for your senses.
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre + The Hills Have Eyes
American families meeting American monsters. Two 70s films that defined horror as social commentary.

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