Watched Lobster last night. Most unusual.
Get past the first scene and have a gander.
In a dystopian society, single people must find a mate within 45 days or be transformed into an animal of their choice.
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I don’t watch these “weirder than life” movies. I prefer unusual in that it pertains to emotions and feelings.
To each his own… 
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You might like this one.
I loved it.
Brigsby Bear
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No, I can watch subtitled movies.
Then seek out any quoting Mondo Cane (aka dog world) from 1962. Gualtiero Jacopetti has a way of shocking which is never forgotten.
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Thank you. I will have a look around.
More of a rockumentary than unusual, but definitely fun:
and pretty much anything by the Coen Brothers.
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I saw this some years ago…
Quite wacky at times, certainly unusual in my book, terrific storyline loosely based on Homer’s Odyssey I believe and cracking soundtrack.
Must add it to the DVD collection 
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Totally agree @Chilliboot, a reaaallly greeeaaaat movie! I’ve seen it twice, love the music too. The Coen brothers make unusual but definitely memorable films, worthy of being watched!
Fargo, another one. 
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Yep, I do like to indulge in a little bluegrass from time to time. I might even ask Alexa to indulge me this evening
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I’m still a bit skeptical about these hi-tech “invaders” , but I felt like this about smartphones a few years back, so I’ll probably succumb in the end. 
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