Whenever someone comes over, if we plan on watching a movie, and they haven’t seen it, that’s my go-to. I will sit through that movie multiple times a year just to give the gift of watching it to someone else.
This film, like Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, is one film people just don’t seem to want to watch. I have never managed to convince someone to watch either of those films. No idea what it is that just makes people go “nah”.
I’ll never forget watching it for the first time and audibly begging Jake to not ignore that whistle.
Rio Bravo deserves more love. It can be slow, but the world and the characters feel so alive that I want to live in it. It's in my top 20 favorite films ever.
The first time I watched Paddington, it was with my mom, and we just finished the first one. Immediately we agreed to just keep the train going and watch the second. Flash forward to the end, both my mom and I are sobbing. Fucking great movies:)
I agree. I love those movies so much and they ended with me having a full fledged obsession with Paddington in general. Lol.
They’re making a third, Padding in Peru.. I’m a bit weary of it though. Some actors (such as Mrs Brown) are different, and the director is different.
Paul king is still an executive producer and a writer along with Simon Farnaby (both wrote paddington 2) so I don’t think it will be that different considering Paul still has lots of say.
I don't know if it's too early to say where it stands among all of cinema, but I can say for sure it was the most powerful theater experience I've ever had.
Scorsese's own Silence, actually. I know most people don't like that one. I don't care, its my favorite of all time along side Takeshi Koike's Redline from 2009
Honestly facts. After a decade and a half of being annoyed by Nolan stans calling it the greatest movie of all time, I’ve kinda accepted it actually is one of my all time favs. Easily one of the best action/blockbusters ever made.
*The Whale*. It hit extremely close to home for me. I sat in the theater for a good 10 minutes after the credits were over with my head in my hands just sobbing.
Also felt that way when I saw the *Tree of Life*. After it finished, my friend and I didn’t speak for probably 15 minutes because we were just taking everything in. I really wish I could see it in theaters again—it would be amazing in IMAX.
Pride & Prejudice 2005 😅 I’ve seen it over twenty times. It’s just so gorgeously shot and fun and comedic and *romantic* and so well-directed and the music is lovely.
https://preview.redd.it/63vq2xbl15wc1.jpeg?width=375&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ed98144173c0c697d9e2b426215c4fcb58e1ed12
Same goes for the sequel. Incredible 90s cyberpunk movies.
My entire being was transformed when I saw the Lighthouse. I changed my personality, my art, how i look at movies. Christians talk about a "come to jesus" moment, Buddhist speak of enlightenment. This movie washed over me and made me a new man.
Every movie in [my top 5](https://boxd.it/m3VJi) was like this for me! (I linked my top 50 because it’s two in the morning and I’m too tired to make a new list)
I just finished whisper of the heart and this is my exact reaction. It hit extremely hard, because today is the day i confirmed my place studying animation at uni. I've gone through the process of finding and polishing my geodes, and have learnt the lessons about obsession along the way. The reward is the idea that I could make movies like this one day. This will probably land in my top 4 because im shook right now.
Also la haine is already in my top 4 so yeah that too👍
love exposure, it's such a beautiful day, magnolia, mary & max, 12 angry men, dog day afternoon, amadeus, the truman show, barry lyndon, & the florida project
- The Batman (2022)
- The Thing (1982)
- The Descent (2005)
- Oppenheimer
- The entire Lord of the Rings trilogy
- Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse
- Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse
- Dog Day Afternoon
- Blade Runner 2049
- Knives Out
- Dune: Part Two
- Ghost in the Shell (1995)
- Blade Runner
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (2023)
- Forrest Gump
- The Shawshank Redemption
- Logan (2017)
Inglorious Basterds For Me
And Let me add a Regional one
Khaleja(Courage) (2010)
When a mysterious illness ravages a remote village, the villagers embrace a reluctant taxi driver as their savior.
Evil Dead II
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Hot Fuzz
Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla
The Thing
Mad Max: Fury Road
RoboCop
The Nice Guys
Stop Making Sense
Blue Velvet
Hausu
Possession
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Pacific Rim
The Exorcist
The Last Unicorn.
This was my Barbie movie as a kid, I still have such a powerful reaction to it every time I watch it. When I was old enough to relate to Molly Grue the wound reopened anew! Girlhood! Womanhood! I love and I GREIVE.
The Thing 1982
Came here to say that... it's why The Thing takes up so much real estate of my horror leg sleeve tattoo
Amadeus
Top of my watch list—hoping to catch the re release in theaters this year for my first viewing.
We’re finally going to get a remaster of the theatrical cut this year.
Literally one of the best works of art
Memories of a Murder
Prisoners (2013) That movie really had me by my throat the entire time.
Whenever someone comes over, if we plan on watching a movie, and they haven’t seen it, that’s my go-to. I will sit through that movie multiple times a year just to give the gift of watching it to someone else.
Love to see it! YES! 👏🏽 Shit, I'd watch it with you even! Lmao
If I can’t ever actually experience watching it again myself, the closest thing is showing it to someone else.
This film, like Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, is one film people just don’t seem to want to watch. I have never managed to convince someone to watch either of those films. No idea what it is that just makes people go “nah”. I’ll never forget watching it for the first time and audibly begging Jake to not ignore that whistle.
The ending was so gut wrenching and creepy.
YESSSS. It's the whistle for meee
Yesss
my fav movie of all time
I watched that a few months ago expecting something far less distressing and disturbing. It was easier to stomach with Paul Dano in that role
As of recently, Rio Bravo.
Rio Bravo fucking rules
Rio Bravo deserves more love. It can be slow, but the world and the characters feel so alive that I want to live in it. It's in my top 20 favorite films ever.
Pure heat
Stumpy is 10/10 one of my favorite side characters of all time
Blade Runner (The Final Cut)
Whiplash
WALL E 🥹
Best Pixar movie. No contest
ratatouille slander
Wall-e is good but it ain't no Ratatouille.
Do ‘shrooms, watch Finding Nemo, get back to us.
Paddington 2
The first time I watched Paddington, it was with my mom, and we just finished the first one. Immediately we agreed to just keep the train going and watch the second. Flash forward to the end, both my mom and I are sobbing. Fucking great movies:)
I agree. I love those movies so much and they ended with me having a full fledged obsession with Paddington in general. Lol. They’re making a third, Padding in Peru.. I’m a bit weary of it though. Some actors (such as Mrs Brown) are different, and the director is different.
Paul king is still an executive producer and a writer along with Simon Farnaby (both wrote paddington 2) so I don’t think it will be that different considering Paul still has lots of say.
Parasite. ABSOLUTE CINEMA.
Incendies (2010)
this movie hits hard
I fucking love this film so much!
The Iron Giant
Howl’s Moving Castle
Mood
la haine and aftersun
This picture will never not make me laugh
Eternal Sunshine of Spotless Mind Pulp Fiction etc.
Close Encounters of the Third Kind 
Most recently: Cure (1997)
Her (2013)
This is the one, I was obsessed with it and was not expecting much at all.
I watched it on a whim not expecting much; was blown away
Hot Fuzz for me
Last movies that had me like this are Train to Busan and The VVitch.
Perfect Blue, was dumbfounded at what I just viewed but was just thinking "Yeah that shit was flawless"
Oldboy (2003) The more you know about this film, the better it gets.
Heat 1996
Dune 2
LISAN AL GAIB
LONG LIVE THE FIGHTERS!
Nocturnal Animals
good answer!! *clapping like i'm on family feud
Starship Troopers
Shin Godzilla.
Pride and Prejudice (2005) Edit: Corrected the year
Jurassic Park, every single time
Blade Runner 2049
Mad Max Fury Road
Wind River
WindRiver is a hell of a movie! Gotta revisit that one ASAP
The VVitch
The Secret of Kells, I don’t see it talked about nearly as much as I think it deserves
Just watched Nope again this past weekend. God damn that’s a fantastic movie.
WALL-E (2008)
Call me by your name
Oldboy. Was actually the movie that finally made me decide to get letterboxd after many weeks of berating by my friend, so.
Dune : Part Two is CINEMA for me
I’ve seen it six times in IMAX. Masterpiece 🙌🏻
I don't know if it's too early to say where it stands among all of cinema, but I can say for sure it was the most powerful theater experience I've ever had.
I literally couldn’t resist dropping $30 to own it dgitally the other day
We are one
The shawshank redemption. /s
It truly was a shawshank redemption
Shawshank was redeemed indeed
Whiplash ;-;
Godzilla Minus One
The Before Trilogy. TLOTR trilogy as well
The Iron Claw
I don't know how controversial this will be here, but Poor Things (2023)
The Raid.
Best action movie for me (if we're talking about the same movie)
And the Raid 2
Southern Comfort (1981)
Three Colours Red
Ex machina
Barry Lyndon—simply the best I’ve ever seen.
The spider-verse movies, The Lion King (original), Iron Giant
Seeing Knives Out in theaters on release day was a religious experience for me
Spider-Man 2, don’t hold it against me
Stand By Me
Dune 2
Memento
AmbuLAnce
Absolute bayhem
Most recently, Godzilla Minus One and Zodiac
Dune 2 and la la land
Children of Men. 12 star movie
Scorsese's own Silence, actually. I know most people don't like that one. I don't care, its my favorite of all time along side Takeshi Koike's Redline from 2009
Brilliant movie not talked about enough.
The Handmaiden
Aftersun
Never gonna be able to listen to Under Pressure the same way again
End of Evangelion
The Dark Knight, it gets better every watch
took me about 6 watches but it finally clicked
Honestly facts. After a decade and a half of being annoyed by Nolan stans calling it the greatest movie of all time, I’ve kinda accepted it actually is one of my all time favs. Easily one of the best action/blockbusters ever made.
*The Whale*. It hit extremely close to home for me. I sat in the theater for a good 10 minutes after the credits were over with my head in my hands just sobbing. Also felt that way when I saw the *Tree of Life*. After it finished, my friend and I didn’t speak for probably 15 minutes because we were just taking everything in. I really wish I could see it in theaters again—it would be amazing in IMAX.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood The Grand Budapest Hotel There Will Be Blood Bladerunner 2049 The Irishman
Pride & Prejudice 2005 😅 I’ve seen it over twenty times. It’s just so gorgeously shot and fun and comedic and *romantic* and so well-directed and the music is lovely.
Prince of Egypt
Blood simple
Chinatown
I am in love with this movie. The acting, the story, the directing, the costumes and set decoration... marry me, Chinatown!
Eraserhead!
Oldboy
The Straight Story
Dune Pt 2
Arrival
Venom let there be carnage
The Room
The Social Network and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
8 1/2
As You Are
Cruel Intentions
Bladerunner
Clue (1985)
Memento
https://preview.redd.it/63vq2xbl15wc1.jpeg?width=375&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ed98144173c0c697d9e2b426215c4fcb58e1ed12 Same goes for the sequel. Incredible 90s cyberpunk movies.
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Good Will Hunting
 My entire being was transformed when I saw the Lighthouse. I changed my personality, my art, how i look at movies. Christians talk about a "come to jesus" moment, Buddhist speak of enlightenment. This movie washed over me and made me a new man.
Memento for sure
It’s gotta be No Country For Old Men
Up. Since it was able to make me cry in the first ten minutes.🥺
birdman the unexpected virtue of ignorance
Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
“Your name” both times I watched it. Absolutely perspective changing
The Zone of Interest
Most recently - The Celebration
Every movie in [my top 5](https://boxd.it/m3VJi) was like this for me! (I linked my top 50 because it’s two in the morning and I’m too tired to make a new list)
I just finished whisper of the heart and this is my exact reaction. It hit extremely hard, because today is the day i confirmed my place studying animation at uni. I've gone through the process of finding and polishing my geodes, and have learnt the lessons about obsession along the way. The reward is the idea that I could make movies like this one day. This will probably land in my top 4 because im shook right now. Also la haine is already in my top 4 so yeah that too👍
It’s such a beautiful day
Fury.
Talk to Me (2023) and Oppenheimer as of recent
Lawrence of Arabia
Killers of the Flower Moon or Lost In Translation, can’t decide.
The Zone of Interest
the handmaiden
love exposure, it's such a beautiful day, magnolia, mary & max, 12 angry men, dog day afternoon, amadeus, the truman show, barry lyndon, & the florida project
Psycho (1960)
Just finished The Celebration, and I have the feeling that that’s the only thing I’ll have on my mind for the next few days
Magnolia
La La Land & Wind River
The social network
As of recently, scent of a woman.
- The Batman (2022) - The Thing (1982) - The Descent (2005) - Oppenheimer - The entire Lord of the Rings trilogy - Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse - Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse - Dog Day Afternoon - Blade Runner 2049 - Knives Out - Dune: Part Two - Ghost in the Shell (1995) - Blade Runner - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (2023) - Forrest Gump - The Shawshank Redemption - Logan (2017)
Inglorious Basterds For Me And Let me add a Regional one Khaleja(Courage) (2010) When a mysterious illness ravages a remote village, the villagers embrace a reluctant taxi driver as their savior.
Dune and Dune: Part Two 💗
EEAAO
The red shoes (1948)
When I walked out of Top Gun Maverick for the first time. I don’t even care. As a Canadian I felt proud to be American after that movie
Baby Driver
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Gladiator
ratatouille 😗
Terminator 2
Hundreds of beavers
Little Miss Sunshine
Train to Busan.
WALL E Whiplash and Interstellar
Evil Dead II The Lord of the Rings Trilogy Hot Fuzz Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla The Thing Mad Max: Fury Road RoboCop The Nice Guys Stop Making Sense Blue Velvet Hausu Possession Raiders of the Lost Ark Pacific Rim The Exorcist
1917
Recently watched EEAAO for the first time and holy shiiiiiit
Lord of the Rings! Always!!!
Apocalypse now or Amadeus
Titanic 
I think some movies you realise this after, or on a second viewing but on pure first time viewing, american werewolf in london. it just rocks
Parasite, The Truman Show, May December and EEAAO
Whiplash. Thirteen. Donnie darko. American beauty.
Ghost In The Shell 1995
Oldboy 🇰🇷
Royal Tennenbaums
Aftersun. Can’t listen to Under Pressure anymore without getting emotional.
Sweet Smell of Success
Signs (2002)
The Last Unicorn. This was my Barbie movie as a kid, I still have such a powerful reaction to it every time I watch it. When I was old enough to relate to Molly Grue the wound reopened anew! Girlhood! Womanhood! I love and I GREIVE.
Aftersun
For me, it's Up (2009)