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just chase ✈️ MC Amsterdam

Hey friends! I'm looking for late 80s/early 90s films to add to my watchlist that give you cozy vibes. Genre doesn't matter, but I'm looking for fuzzy camera shots and colors with deep saturation. If the movie is best enjoyed during a rainy, fall day, even better! Examples here:

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THE Joe Chaney

I know he's canceled, but I still love Terry Gilliam's Time Bandits (1981) The Great Muppet Caper (1981) is kind of the overlooked masterpiece of the Muppet catalogue imo

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dusty cupboards

i either forgot or didn't know about gilliam's recent bs. damn.

Mrs. The Despoiler

I don't know if I'd exactly call it "cozy" but Heathers has that fuzzy camera and the saturated colors you're looking for! 🤣

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Terra

A League of Their Own

cassandra (gimme more UB)

Legend? Early Tom Cruise, Tangerine Dream Soundtrack, evil Tim Curry in some fantastic prosthetics

GM from Space

I feel like Hook could fit the bill.

StalwartUrsa

Sister Act/Sister Act 2: a must. To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar: essential. The Birdcage: a delight. Now & Then: fun girl reflection. Sandlot: dorky boy reflection. 3 later 90s: Selena: Latino home staple Soul Food: huge cast of black actors scene chewing Dante’s Peak: Cinema

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StalwartUrsa

Oh, and of course: Fried Green Tomatoes. Always a must for that one. (and read the book if you ever get the chance)

Malaclypse the Fetus

Empire Records Can't Hardly Wait Being Human With Honors If any more come to me I will try to return

dusty cupboards

heavenly creatures is a very cozy horror movie and my favorite peter jackson film. i've probably recommended it to you before to be honest. the adventures of baron von munchausen has a similar tactile aesthetic.

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THE Joe Chaney

there's a Baron Munchausen adaptation that isn't Terry Gilliam??