I feel like I have seen every fucking movie ever made , or at least ones worth watching.
I have enjoyed Thriller movies like
- Memento
- No Way Out
- Fatal Attraction
- Michael Clayton
- Children of Men

Jeez I have seen so many I don't think any recommendations you give me will be of ones I have not seen so
can you just say what your favorite thrillers of all time are... not older than 10 or 15 years?
OK thank you :)

Hunt for Red October.

Sin City.

Crimson Tide
Clear and Present Danger
Patriot Games
Munich (more of a drama but still pretty exciting in parts)
The Rock

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Crimson Tide
Clear and Present Danger
Patriot Games
Munich (more of a drama but still pretty exciting in parts)
The Rock

All great movies.

Deception was pretty good.

Zodiac was good (at least the portion of it I saw).

cool a couple suggestions I have not seen... like Deception and Crimson Tide.
I almost wanna not watch them because after I do, then I will reall have seen every good thriller ever made :(

The Machinist

28 Days Later. A lot like Children Of Men in certain perspectives.

You're really limiting yourself by saying only recent movies, there's so much more out there. What about classics like The Third Man, The Conversation, Dog Day Afternoon, early Polanski, '50s Hitchcock, giallo films, etc. If you think every good thriller was made in the last 10-15 years then you haven't seen shit.

Anyways for new stuff I'll recommend Eastern Promises, The Lives of Others, Before the Devil Knows You're Dead, (all released last year), Caché ('05), I Stand Alone ('98), and Lost Highway ('97).

how in the hell is dog day afternoon a thriller...?

how in the hell is dog day afternoon a thriller...?
Anything's thrilling in Vermont.

You're really limiting yourself by saying only recent movies, there's so much more out there. What about classics like The Third Man, The Conversation, Dog Day Afternoon, early Polanski, '50s Hitchcock, giallo films, etc. If you think every good thriller was made in the last 10-15 years then you haven't seen shit.

Anyways for new stuff I'll recommend Eastern Promises, The Lives of Others, Before the Devil Knows You're Dead, (all released last year), Caché ('05), I Stand Alone ('98), and Lost Highway ('97).

Actually, you are right, and I should be ashamed...
Some of my favorite movies are pre-1980
- Apocalypse Now
- Deliverance
- The Parallax View
- Invasion Of The Body Snatchers... 50s version but mostly the 70s version... 70s version is one of my favorite alltime movies... but I guess technically it's either a scifi or horror? I dunno, cause it was all about paranoia and being chased and alienated... conspiracy overtones and shit

So I guess anything after 1970?
For some reason I just can get into the 40s 50s 60s classics too much...
I liked Rosemary's Baby...
and Double Indemnity
:confused:

Not really sure if they fit your concept of a thriller but here's a a few movies that were pretty much off the radar...

The Immortals (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113394/) (just a kick ass premise.)

Things to do in Denver When You're Dead (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114660/)

Very Bad Things (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0124198/)

and it is probably my fucked up taste in movies (come on, I think Six String Samurai is a piece of movie greatness) but I have a soft spot for...

Body Parts (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101492/)

and

I, Madman (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097557/)

You're really limiting yourself by saying only recent movies, there's so much more out there. What about classics like The Third Man, The Conversation, Dog Day Afternoon, early Polanski, '50s Hitchcock, giallo films, etc. If you think every good thriller was made in the last 10-15 years then you haven't seen shit.

Anyways for new stuff I'll recommend Eastern Promises, The Lives of Others, Before the Devil Knows You're Dead, (all released last year), Caché ('05), I Stand Alone ('98), and Lost Highway ('97).

Nice post. Recently one of the films that no one has mentioned yet is Insomnia. Probably the best thriller of the past 10 years. Tell No One is also a decent French thriller made a couple of years back. Good stuff.

A Simple Plan
Clay Pigeons
The Boys Club

I feel like I have seen every fucking movie ever made , or at least ones worth watching.
I have enjoyed Thriller movies like
- Memento
- No Way Out
- Fatal Attraction
- Michael Clayton
- Children of Men

Jeez I have seen so many I don't think any recommendations you give me will be of ones I have not seen so
can you just say what your favorite thrillers of all time are... not older than 10 or 15 years?
OK thank you :)

Have you seen Disturbia? It's not bad seeing as its a shameless rip-off of Rear Window, pretty much tailor made for fucking retards like yourself who refuse to watch "old" films.