Films and TV shows that feel like Stars by Matt Proxy
A restless, late‑night drift through a neon‑lit mental landscape—simultaneously alienated and hopeful
- Blade Runner 2049 (2017): Both dwell in a neon‑drenched future where humanity feels both lost and yearning for connection.
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004): The song’s abstract, memory‑slipping vibe matches the film’s surreal exploration of love and loss.
- Kids (1995): A raw, gritty portrait of youthful aimlessness that mirrors the track’s urban alienation.
- Her (2013): Its techno‑soft soundscape and lonely‑in‑crowd feeling echo the track’s futuristic melancholy.
- Atlanta (2016): Donald Glover’s series blends experimental hip‑hop beats with social commentary, mirroring the song’s vibe.
- Maniac (2018): A stylized, psychedelic look at mental health and escape that aligns with the track’s abstract atmosphere.
- Drive (2011): Its synth‑heavy, nocturnal road‑movie feel pairs with the song’s drifting, neon‑lit mood.
- The OA (2016): A surreal, genre‑bending series that matches the song’s experimental, otherworldly texture.
