[Jinu]

There are so many great movies that never got the recognition they deserved. Either overlooked, poorly marketed, or just ahead of their time.

What’s that one underrated film you think everyone should watch at least once?

I’ll start: The Man from Earth (2007) is a simple setup, one location, and some of the most thought-provoking dialogue you’ll ever hear.

[badbart]

On the same line, The Contact is also a good underrated film for me.

[leste]

Definitely "Sunset Boulevard." So many people haven't seen it.

It's one of the darkest and most cynical movies ever made about Hollywood. It basically laid the groundwork for every modern critique of celebrity culture back in 1950. It was way ahead of its time, and that final scene... just iconic.

[B3A]

One underrated gem I always recommend is The Fall

[ArBrine]

Signs (2002) with Mel Gibson and Joaquin Phoenix. Sure, it’s not highly rated, but I think this film has an amazing atmosphere.