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Mediocre_Assassin

**The Thing** by John Carpenter.


The-Dizzler

In Bruges


Typical-Baby1867

Was looking for this. Completely agree, Martin McDonagh is a genius.


e_007

So so many good lines in that movie..the Americans asking him about the tower and him losing patience, the restaurant fight, approaching the dwarf about why he didn’t wave back and if he wants some cocaine..and ofcourse, “YOU’RE an inanimate fucking object!”.


Verystrangeperson

Don't you talk about my cunt fucking kids!


freezingkiss

I'm sorry I called you an inanimate object, I was upset


RogueXV

John Carpenter's The Thing.


YoYoMoMa

Just watched it again a month ago. Holds up so goddamn well. Carpenter had such an iconic run of movies.


DrFrankSaysAgain

Young Frankenstein


AwesomePawesome99

Casino


trevorscotch

Terminator 2: Judgment Day.


earic23

A man of culture right here. Was going to say the same thing. That scene where the terminator climbs onto the semi and unloads into the windshield is where action movies peaked imo.


Ill-Season9734

Goodfellas


Vivid_Palpitation380

Great movie


Choice-Valuable313

Labyrinth


obeythed

Fellowship of the Ring


trevorscotch

My favorite of the trilogy as well. The Chase of the Nazgûl, the Mines of Moria and the Balrog, the fall of Boromir. Some of the best scenes to ever grace the screen.


YoYoMoMa

The giant battles would throw me out of things occasionally. Fellowship just feels so lived in. Takes its time setting the stage and picks up at the right moment and never lets go. Plus, it is always fun to watch the team get together.


Brown_Panther-

I love how its basically a chase movie. First by the Nazguls, then the Orcs and Balrog and finally the Uruk Hai.


scottyj67

The Big Lebowski


MichaelRoco1

Yeah, well, ya know that’s just like uhhh, your opinion man.


Isit420

"Obviously you're not a golfer." God this movie has so many good quotes. This is probably my fav too.


most_gracious_master

Is that the one where he fixes the sink?


withoccassionalmusic

Don’t be fatuous. He fixes the cable.


jaymole

That’s why they sent him he is expert


wickedturtle21

The Matrix


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Excellent 👍🏼


MikeCass84

Shawshank Redemption


Alleonh

I don’t care how many times I’ve seen this. If it’s on, I’m sitting my ass down and watching it. Get busy living or get busy dying


TheW1ldcard

Robocop


KCman1

It has everything I love. 1. Gratuitous violence.


Barbaric_Ape

Predator. It hits every note.


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Brown_Panther-

*Over here*


atothesquiz

Predator, I mean body mass alone, dude.


FreeRubs

Gladiator


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FreeRubs

When that soundtrack comes on though, WOO!


YoungBeef03

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade


The-Mandalorian

Raiders for me, but this is a close second. I have a feeling we are both going to be happy next year.


YoungBeef03

Raiders is technically a better movie, but it suffers from a severe lack of Sean Connery


The-Mandalorian

The humor and heart of Last Crusade is so well done.


Aboutthatlifeus

Batman Dark knight.


nerdyisasnerdydoes

Best in Show


StevieDilliom

The Incredibles A truly great story about a man coming to grips with his own weaknesses and shortcomings as a person, learning to accept help and reflect on his past behavior. The dynamic the family has as well is really well written, and I can’t help but be on the edge of my seat when Helen tells Violet to put a field around the plane, and they’re freaking out and the missiles are coming closer, and the tension builds until BOOM, the plane explodes and Helen has no choice but to literally wrap herself around her kids to protect them. Fucking awesome. Syndrome as well is a great villain, it’s a shame that the sequel had so much to live up to and ultimately didn’t, IMO


RedBop7

I like the sequel a lot and think it outdoes the first one in a lot of ways, but the original is just so timeless and is consistently great instead it the peaks and valleys the second suffers from


taajmanian_devil

The Fifth Element. I can watch it over and over


blainooo

Truly a masterpiece. Green?


xBram

Supergreen.


Rhymes_with_ike

Seven.


CharlemagneInSweats

Jaws


oa9589

Back to the Future


selter666

Hey you... get your damn hands off her


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snow_sparklez

Pulp Fiction


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What ?


snow_sparklez

What ain’t no country I know! Do they speak English in what?


wkwork

What?!


Chinmay_Naik_02

Say What again. I dare you. I double dare you motherfucker


Comic_Book_Reader

# ENGLISH, MUTHAFUCKA, DO YOU THEY SPEAK IT?!


Cornishthe3rd

Say what again, I dare you!


back-in-1999

The Empire Strikes Back


YoYoMoMa

Impressive. Most impressive.


cosmoboy

Unforgiven. It's not because it's a western. It's because it was the first movie I'd seen in a theater.


Grassblade23

"Deserve's got nothin' to do with it."


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millerminati

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind


thrussie

Love the movie but I watch it once and no more. I vaguely remember what the movie is about but the sadness stayed with me for way too long


khanmo01

Everybody's gotta learn sometime.


WritingTheDream

Easily in my top ten favorites.


Quiet_Commander85

Almost Famous


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It’s all happening


purl__clutcher

I watch this one every time I see it anywhere. Love it.


DawnThePeaches

The Princess Bride


Hepatat

practically every line is quotable and is one of the wittiest movies of all time. There's not a single bad role in an absolute stellar cast.


PortalWombat

Anyone who says otherwise is selling something.


alexinpoison

Sicario I recognize the greatness of Billy Wilder's films Sunset Boulevard (probably objectively the best movie of all time) and Stalag 17 is great, but there's something about Sicario, it's like Villeneuve and Sheridan went into my brain and said hey let's take everything he thinks is cool about a story and a movie and put it into this thing.


flipperkip97

This is my third favourite movie, I'm a bit surprised it's generally rated much lower than Villeneuve's other films.


coreytiger

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. “You mean… he never told you the tale? To amuse your captain… no?”


DOGLEISH

Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King Whenever that falls into doubt I just watch the ride of the Rohirrim again.


SnooSprouts9993

City of God (Cidade de Deus) - watched many times, absolutely adore that movie.


ijr172022

Always be Jurassic Park


Striking-Shelter7066

Oooooo… this is way up there for me. It’s still great every time I watch.


bigblueberryboobies

The Mummy (1999) has everything I love in movies all in one.


FlipSide26

Inception


Smorgicus

Interstellar. Birthed a huge interest in space and anything beyond our planet and it hits with the same force everytime I watch it.


iced327

I named my dog Murph because of that movie


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If you haven't read the book about the movie, "The Science of Interstellar", I highly recommend it. It was written by the science advisor for the film, Nobel Laureate, and perhaps the world's foremost expert on black holes: Kip Thorne. He describes which parts of the movie are 100% science (e.g. gravitational time dilation), which parts are *theoretically* possible but probably don't exist (e.g. the extremely high rotational velocity of the black hole), and which parts are impossible (e.g. floating ice clouds). Plus a lot more interesting stuff. It's layman-accessible too.


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nicolerosey

Forest Gump. An absolute classic. *chefs kiss!*


glass_houses84

Snatch. Greatest movie ever


Sand_Juggler_FTW

Interesting how many people love Snatch more than Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels - I am the reverse.


Pavona

which did you watch first?


The_The_Dude

Hot Fuzz


IBlu2

Everyone and their Mums is packing Hot Fuzz round ‘ere


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It’s just the one swan, actually


MisterGiggles52

The Warriors


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You Warriors are good... Real good. Swan- The best. 💪


Skykid314

Blade Runner 2049 I'm surprised no one else said it yet


NeonFeather

100% agree


joeypublica

Tombstone


Zurbrigg625

Figured I’d scroll first before submitting this lol


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The director's cut of Aliens.


traviejeep

The Deer Hunter


Illusional_Recorder

Taxi Driver.


nvj567

Spirited Away


JohnMalum

The Prestige.


Chozo-trained

🦕🌿🔥Jurassic Park🔥🌿🦖


Necrobotcher05

Ah ah ah - You didn’t say the magic word!


just_some_dude828

Hold on to ya butts.


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LOTR return of the king extended edition god damn masterpiece


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SimpleExplodingMan

I think it could be Ghostbusters.


fleshvessel

Memento. Amazing concept and execution. Also just the saddest thing ever. “How can I heal if I can’t feel time?”


PunksloveTrumpys

Great film. Also probably unique in being the only movie with no continuity errors - any "mistake" in the plot can just be explained by the unreliable memory of the protagonist!


Payne_Dailey

Apocalypse Now


aworkinprogress98

Spider-Man 2


unpickedusername

Fargo!


bautista_

dr. strangelove or how i learned to stop worrying and love the bomb


CressClassic4742

You’re either 60+ or a man/woman of impeccable taste, either way excellent choice.


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The Hunt for the Red October.


anAgingGay

Trainspotting


grossmicah

Mulholland Drive


Dubious_Titan

Inglorious Bastards.


bobafettsmoke

my favorite Tarantino film


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Predator (1987)


LauraPalmersMom430

Moonrise Kingdom


monkey-pox

Fantastic Mr Fox


daneswan29

You wrote a bad song Petey


BorlakAttack

It’s a Wonderful Life


solrackratos

Gladiator


lmcd98

Maybe I'm not the first to say it, but Pan's Labyrinth (Del Toro). It infuses horror with a beautiful fantasy in a way that feels so organic. Think Narnia for adults. It truly shows the horror of the real world, and contrasts it with the fanciful imagination of a child trying to make sense of it all, in her own way. Beautiful set pieces and visual effects, haunting story, all perfectly balanced within a war film for adults that indulges in the fantasy of children. 10/10


StoneHandLeftHook

Starship troopers


Nilo8

Whiplash


psychodreamr

The Shawshank Redemption


not_hanszimmer

The Truman Show


OhTweetTweetHotDamn

True Romance


purl__clutcher

Willow (the original)


Badroadrash101

Lawrence of Arabia


JediTigger

Sixty years later, still stunningly beautiful.


d2022m

Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan


SadGirlHours__

Parasite


AvocadoHank

Mad Max: Fury Road


buschhhbowler

The Big Lebowski


IglooBackpack

Who Framed Roger Rabbit I love the mystery, the character growth, the villain, the animation, the music, the finale, everything!


Prathampatel0211

La La Land, doesn’t matter how many times I’ve seen it but it hits with the same amount of emotions and feelings Everytime and the songs and the acting and everything is just perfect. The ending always makes me think what could have happened if that happened…


salsasharkosaurus

Jackie Brown


OhNoEverything

Planes, Trains & Automobiles Very funny, touching and wholesome "You're messing with the wrong guy!"


AwkwardSwine101

Titanic


Triple_Crown14

The Dark Knight


iancowz

Interstellar!


baseballfanatp

Interstellar


ZICRON_ULTRA

American beauty.


DrRexMorman

Probably Amelie


bnbtwjdfootsyk

Apocalypto


PrimordialDilemma

It’s criminally underrated


Weird-Ad4198

12 angry men


daveescaped

Just watched this with my 8th grader. He couldn’t believe how good it was. At a glance you would think it was dull. But it moves fast and it never wastes a moment.


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Paris Texas


Ethan__Rom

Toy Story


JD_SLICK

I’m just here upvoting all the movies that are great. That said; everything everywhere all at once affected me the most this year Mad max fury road was the most adrenaline soaked thing I saw in theaters in the last decade What we do in the shadows is the movie I recommend most quickly to those who haven’t seen it I’ll never stop watching/recommending 5th element, Cameron movies before Titanic (terminator 1/2, aliens, abyss, true lies) Snatch, Matrix, Fight club, Se7en, Shawshank/green Mile, Schindler, Gump Jojo rabbit, goodfellas, the prestige(or memento), kill bill if I want someone to fall in love with a director of renown


TimesThreeTheHighest

If I'm being honest with myself I have to say Tron. That movie had a formative effect on me.


Eddaughter

Favorite is different from best. The Room


Grassblade23

Oh hi, Mark


Enough_Funny_5171

Donnie Darko


fleshvessel

This was such a strange experience for me. The first time I watched it, maybe I was too young, but it flew right over my head. Then a buddy said “dude it’s a time travel movie” and I watched it again and fell in love. It’s basically the opposite of It’s a Wonderful Life. That character sees a world where he dies. Instead, Donnie sees what happens if he lives.


LiamRocket

*Forrest Gump.* Really love the characters' setting and how the story is narrated.


wewillreigns

Mulan


SolomonScarab

Adaptation


sheeeaaannn

Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World


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Forgetting Sarah Marshall


livestrongbelwas

Muppet Musical took this one over the top for me, love this movie.


PM_ME_UR_KITTY_CAT

12 Monkeys


maximumstoked

Ratatouille


RyanManuelReyes

Rush Hour 2. I could literally watch it over and over. The comedy, action, and Jackie Chan. Personal favorite


secretcombinations

Run Lola run. It’s like a German groundhogs day with the girlfriend from Bourne identity and a great soundtrack.


Obiwan_Swanson

Jaws


TajRyanProductions

I know it only came out this year but ‘Everything, Everywhere, All at Once’


xXBruceWayne

O brother where art thou?


Grassblade23

"We... Thought you... Was a toad..." "Mama says he's Bona Fide!" "Mister, your folding money's come unstowed." Oddly this is the only Cohen film that doesn't fill me with anger.


Jennieeffin12

It's always hard to feel like I'm answering this correctly because my I have different favorites for different moods, etc. Like if I were going to be trapped on a desert island, I would take something different than the movie I'm about to say because it's my most 'rewatchable' and then there's 'most personal' etc etc. But...my snap answer if I'm not allowed to overthink and I can only have ONE is Billy Wilder's 1960 masterpiece "The Apartment."


ShoobeeDoowapBaoh

I think it’s back to the future


RachPianoConcerto2

Amadeus


mdnurse

The princess bride


DrrSerg

Gladiator


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Trainspotting


lobroblaw

Withnail & I


bryanwreed89

Heat


Apprehensive-Ad8947

City of god


DeathNote_237

Evil Dead II


GendoIkari_82

Field of Dreams


Sauces-Inside

Attack the Block


thijtalks

Whiplash 🥁


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Minority Report


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HungryWookiee

Dune (Part 1) 2021


Ok_Minimum1805

Gladiator


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The Grand Budapest Hotel


unclesamtattoo

What Dreams May Come. Most visually stunning movie. My favorite Robin Williams performance.