Official Best Movies Thread

[Djigit]

Drive

[fightinfrenchman]

Just watched the 1988 film "Midnight Run" since it had the same director as my favorite movie, Beverly Hills Cop. It was great

[Jaeger]

Dances With Wolves
Schindler's List
Europa Report
The Pianist
War Dogs

[deleted_user]

Taxi Driver

Great screenplay, better direction, good soundtrack.

[KoenigRother]

Der Untergang (Downfall), propably the only acceptable portrayal of Hitler there is...
memento was cool too

[bittersalt123]

Der Untergang (Downfall), propably the only acceptable portrayal of Hitler there is...
memento was cool too

This is the only acceptable portrayal of Hitler.

[Djigit]

Just random recommendation for a great thriller I think most of the people haven't seen: Invisible Guest
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4857264/
It's Spanish but great film, 8.1 on imdb.

twas good.

[fei123456]

Dances with Wolves

[Cometk]

Disclosure (2020), a documentary about transgender portrayal in media and Hollywood. Not necessarily the "best" film, but certainly an insightful and important one. On Netflix.

[sebnan12]

going in style and dirty grandpa are great movies

[_RDX_]

Interstellar, The Green Mile, Dark Knight Trilogy, Inception and Saving Private Ryan are the best movies to me.

[fightinfrenchman]

Interstellar, The Green Mile, Dark Knight Trilogy, Inception and Saving Private Ryan are the best movies to me.

Dark Knight Rises sucks tbh ngl

[forgrin]

The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) is a movie that really shouldn't be good on paper, but surprisingly is.

Guy Pearce performs probably his second-best role after Memento, Richard Harris is incredible (from Gladiator as the old emperor, and early Dumbledore), and there's even a young Henry Cavill in a supporting role.

Fight choreography is great, setpieces and location are amazing (most of the film was made on location in Malta, with real tall ships brought in). Main problems are probably with the accents of some of the actors, but it doesn't get in the way of the movie too much.

[LegalPenguin]

- Tarantino's movies are amazing. I especially loved Pulp Fiction, Inglorious Bastards, Django Unchained and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
- 3:10 to Yuma
- Ocean's Eleven, Twelve and Thirteen
- The Departed

[dansil92]

My favourite movie is "7 Boxes" (siete cajas) its a paraguayan indie thriller, really dark and true to the location

[Challenger_Marco]

The Last Ship ,The maze runner ,Interstellar ,Jason Bourne series ,John wick ,Treadstone ,Tom clancy's Jack Ryan ,Snowden,Man On fire ,Snakes on a plane,T-34 ,Marauders The transporter ,Death race ,Gladiator ,Troy ,Top gun ,Ip man series,The Extraction ,2012 ,Resident Evil series ,Speed,Blood Diamond ,Undisputed series ,Never back down ,Fast and Furious ,Equalisier ,GLASS, The italian Job ,The bank job ,outlander,Safe house,Law abiding citizen there's so many i like ,i love tons of movies...the list keeps going i just named a few which came into my mind.

[howlingwolfpaw]

The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) is a movie that really shouldn't be good on paper, but surprisingly is.

Guy Pearce performs probably his second-best role after Memento, Richard Harris is incredible (from Gladiator as the old emperor, and early Dumbledore), and there's even a young Henry Cavill in a supporting role.

Fight choreography is great, setpieces and location are amazing (most of the film was made on location in Malta, with real tall ships brought in). Main problems are probably with the accents of some of the actors, but it doesn't get in the way of the movie too much.

agreed, its a superb movie I have seen many times.
I like how Zatata becomes a pirate
and the big sets really make a movie feel grand




I am going to add in Ivanhoe BBC tv series, its like a multi-hour movie
and has many of the same qualities but tells the story of robin hood as a side story to a greater story in a way most never knew.

[chris1089]

Watched glory yesterday. I don't know if this is the mark of a good film, but it holds the record for the film I've shed most tears over.

[fightinfrenchman]

Rewatching The Truman Show and it really holds up

[fightinfrenchman]

People often say shit like "this couldn't get made today" about anything with slightly offensive jokes, but I just watched the 1989 movie Black Rain where the protagonist is a NYC cop who doesn't play by the rules, then he goes to Japan and teaches a Japenese cop to do the same thing to be more effective.

[fedjahnson]

The bee movie

[fightinfrenchman]

Now I'm watching a movie from 1982 and the main character is just openly racist

[voigt1240]

The Wailing
The thing
Prisoners
The Witch
The Shining

[Hawk_Girl]

The arrival. So greatly done and also thoughtprovoking, based on a best selling novel.

[Guigs]

Cometk's road to colonel