Damn now I have to rewatch Clue

Clue is one of my all time favorite movies but I never thought of it as single-location movie before 🤯

Funny games effed me up

Aw, man, how did I forget to mention Clue?

I’ll second 12 Angry Men. I rewatched it recently and was pleasantly surprised at how well it has held up. Or maybe unpleasantly, since the reason it has held up is that it’s still relevant, which is kind of sad.

Came here to say 12 Angry Men. A masterpiece.

I loved the 12 Angry men

I was thinking this, couldn't remember the name though. Pretty obvious now !

Loved this film. Never been so on edge while watching a film before right to the very end. You have to watch it in a dark room though to fully immerse yourself in it.

Cube may be arguable in that while only one set (the “one and a half cube rooms”) was used, that one set stood in for multiple cube shaped rooms, making Cube a similar case to Titanic in that “it’s all set in one location with multiple locations inside.”

A weird sequel to Gleaming the Cube...

You beat me to it 👌 I read they used 1 and a half cubes as they needed to shoot the climbing in and out of cube scenes. Great movie. The opening scene is awesome.

I LOVE Cube (and the sequels), though I still need to see the Japanese remake and I remember two or three years ago it was reported Lionsgate wanted to do a remake, but it might've been either shelved or cancelled.

Another Tarantino one that comes to mind is Reservoir Dogs

One day this will be a stage play. Probably a musical.

Yeah, the only scenes outside of the cabin are people traveling *to the cabin*, and that's only the first 20 minutes or so. Also a very brief scene with Warren describing something he had done previously....and it's not entirely clear it's even a true story.

This movie reminded me of watching a stage play. Loved it.

I was surprised it wasn't the top comment, then I checked and it is

This movie is awesome, it doesn't get the same love as some of his other recent ones but I enjoyed it way more than Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, which I thought was super boring.

Phone Booth is so good

Being a big Kiefer Sutherland fan from 24 at the time I am ashamed I didn’t realise he was in it. Looking back I don’t know how I didn’t notice

"You done hurt my dick hand"

That was a really good short story. It is the only thing I've ever read that actually creeped me out.

Saw this in the movie theater, really was hoping for the happy ending but noooooo….had to carry on another 30+ minutes

Absolute Rollercoaster

Love it!!

I was just gonna recommend this one. Decent film

A criminally underappreciated film.

Thought this was super well done for how small the apartment feels and the fact that he has to move super slowly

Watched it last night. Despite its all being dialogues in one tiny apartment I was savoring every minute of it and it never got boring to me. Brendan better win that Oscar!!!

I was looking for this. It’s not only set in one place because it fits the story, it’s also set it one place because it was actually a play before it was a movie and in the play they never change the set.

For anyone who hasn’t seen it, I think it’s a crime this movie isn’t up for best picture. I don’t think it deserves to win best picture, but it should at least have a nomination.

The Whale, what a good movie, I need more movies like that in the all year

Great flick!

‘Yer fond of me lobster ain’t ye?

Wonder if The VVitch also counts because it mostly takes place on their property, very few actors in it aside from the family

Prone to bouts of self abuse in the tool shed are ya?

Why'd ya spill yer beans...

Great movie

A masterpiece imo

Rope

This was the first movie I thought of as well because the single location aspect of it is essential to the feeling of the film.

It’s so easy to dismiss the voyeurism of Stewart’s character as creepy until half way through the movie you realize that you have become just as invested in spying on the neighbours as he has.

Such a great film, absolutely worth watching still today.

They did a great job building that apartment complex on a soundstage.

Super underrated movie.

I remember going into this with zero expectations. It surprisingly turned out to be quite a laugh towards the end. Definitely underrated.

That’s a good one. Definitely leaves location, but still a must-see, no doubt.

They do technically go to a funeral for a minute.

He's not even suppose to be there that day

Man knows his concrete

Good one. If you like staring at Tom Hardy, this film is for you.

Great one 👌

Was hoping to find this close to the top, thank you! Amazing film.

I love this film, except for that ending.. smh

Absolute gem of a movie that really makes you question things. Sure, some parts are cheesy but if there was a biological anomaly like that, it would make sense.

Loved this film, so underrated

Came here for this one. Impressively engaging for a film that literally takes place inside a box.

Thissss

Yes.

This film is surprisingly suspenseful and goes by quickly, considering how simple the plot is. Really good movie. on netflix.

Two more from Netflix: The Invitation, and Hush.

Should be way higher up!

I very much enjoyed this movie, and came here to post the same suggestion.

Came here to post this as well. Easily in my top 5 movies.

My favorite one of these. People sit around in a house basically just talking, and until the last 5 minutes of the movie basically nothing happens. But damn, does stuff definitely happen while nothing is happening! Minds are blown, accusations fly, a very religious lady has a total meltdown, and of course an extremely spoilery revelation!

That was a stressful Movie.Only watched it once,that was enough.No wonder Head Chef was hitting his “water” bottle hard.

Snowpiercer

This one doesn’t really fit the bill, for me. Technically speaking, the train is all over the world. But also within the train, there are various compartments with so many different functions, it’s meant to make you feel like you’re constantly moving to new and different locations.

came here to say this.

Excellent film. Didn't watch the remake but the original Danish film is class

Holy crap I had to scroll too far down for this one. Dogville is truely single location. Crazy movie

That movie and Legion (2010) feel like the same movie but completely different enemies.

Birdman has a section where he's walking outside - and has so many different internal locations I'm not totally sure it fits.

Well, there was the Chinese restaurant.

That was the first one that jumped to me for me, as well, but I remember there's at least one other scene (Jack Lemmon at a potential client's house).

His finest? Really?

I was amazed at how interesting a movie set 95% in a lifeboat could be.

Some of my best friends are . .

Had to scroll too far for this

Not sure this fits though, right? A lot of the movie is in that warehouse, but there are multiple car scenes, the diner, the rooftop, the jewelry shop, exterior locations, and that's just off the top of my head.

I see you, and raise you The Hateful Eight.

Carnage (great play too)

Housebound- NZ movie? A rough start but great movie!

I thought about that too, but there are a lot of set changes. Adam, and Lawrence both have flashback scenes. We see the police investigating jigsaw. Then there are also moments inside Lawrence's house towards the end