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Hey Pandas, What’s A Classic Movie That Everyone Needs To See At Least Once In Their Life? (Closed)
What movies are considered classics? Which ones do you watch over and over?
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#3
The Princess Bride
Final score:
134points
Jayne Kyra 3 years ago
I watched this movie (non-American, so I had no exposure to it) a few months ago. Then I watched it again. And again. Such a brilliant film!
#4
Back to the Future
Final score:
109points
#6
Lord of the Rings trilogy
Final score:
83points
Karen Lawyer 3 years ago
Just watching the movies was very confusing for me; a lot of things didn't make sense. It wasn't until I read the books that I was able to truly enjoy the story.
#7
Aliens
Made in 1986 - would be all CGI now... to make it in 86 and still have it be brilliant in 2021 is an astounding feat.
Final score:
82points
Helen Haley 3 years ago
CGI is overused and over relied upon. They rely so much on it that now movies are kind of crap.
#9
To Kill a Mockingbird
Final score:
73points
Paola Martz 3 years ago
As someone who both saw the film and read the book, I would better recommend the book (the movie is beautiful, don't get me wrong, but the book has much more extra topics that are not shown in the movie)
H.L.Lewis (Submission author) 3 years ago
I can not tell you how many times I have read the book! I'm the kind to go back and reread any book I like, over and over. So yes it's a great movie, and I completely agree, it's a better book!
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CowboyHank 3 years ago
Would you like to know if someone has read the book of a movie you're watching? Don't worry. They'll tell you.
#10
The Wizard of Oz
Final score:
71points
Dion Carotenuto 3 years ago
Unpopular opinion. Dorothy was the Villian. Did not listen to her aunt. Killed a woman just standing there. Stole her shoes. Refused to return the shoes to the rightful heir. Murdered said heir. Exposed the person the land has pinned their hopes and dreams on as a fraud. She literally ruined the lives of everyone she encountered. Horrible person
#11
Neverending story
Final score:
70points
Pink Floydian Panda 3 years ago
But whatever happened to the lawsuits as memorialized in the Simpsons episode where Homer gets kicked out of so called "All You Can Eat" fish restaurant: Lionel Hutz- "This is the greatest case of false advertising since I sued "The Neverending Story!" Homer : "So, do you think I have a case?" Lionel Hutz : "Mr. Simpson, I don't use the word 'hero' lightly, but you are the greatest hero in American history."
#13
The Fifth Element
Final score:
66points
#14
It's a Wonderful Life.
Final score:
66points
#15
Labyrinth
Final score:
66points
Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 3 years ago
I love this movie! "You remind me of the babe!" "What babe?" "The babe with the power!" "What power?" "The power of voodoo." "Who do?" "You do!" "Do what?!" "Remind me of the babe!"
#16
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Final score:
66points
#17
The Sound of Music - its a scary film, and so sad, so glad the family got out of Austria safely.
Final score:
63points
#19
Spaceballs!
Final score:
60points
404 Panda Not Found 3 years ago
I am your father's brother's nephew's cousin's former room mate!
#20
The godfather
Final score:
58points
#21
One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest. Maybe Jack Nicholson’s best performance. Harsh & superb.
Final score:
53points
#22
Arsenic and Old Lace
Cary Grant did the best double take in the business
Final score:
51points
#24
Dances With Wolves
Final score:
49points
#25
Stand by Me
Final score:
46points
#26
Dr. Strangelove or: how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
Final score:
45points
#27
Galaxy Quest. the best send up of all- a great spoof of the Star Trek
series!
Final score:
45points
#30
Goonies
Final score:
44points
#31
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly.
Final score:
43points
#35
Idiocracy
Final score:
40points
#36
Gone with the Wind
Final score:
38points
#37
Young Frankenstein. Ties for Mel Brooks best.
Final score:
36points
#39
Soylent Green
Final score:
33points
#40
My Fair Lady
Final score:
32points
#41
Saving Private Ryan
Final score:
32points
AhhhhHHHHHHHHHH 3 years ago
A great movie for the whole family, especially the toddlers! (This is a joke dont smite me)
#43
2001: Space Odyssey. It's like a manual of where humanity came from and where it's heading.
Final score:
31points
Pink Floydian Panda 3 years ago (edited)
Thank you! I strongly urge people to view this movie. It is certainly slow moving and dated in parts, and you will be asking yourself "what on earth did I just see?!" on multiple occasions. But put your thinking cap on and keep an open mind, and I promise it will be a thrilling film viewing experience that will reward your effort. I hate that this movie is so polarizing! It seems that people divide it into either the "you're stupid for not liking it" or the "soooooooo booooring and pretentious" camps. When honestly, it can be enjoyed on so may levels. If you have not seen it, please watch it and then read an analysis from a reputable film critic that will help explain the movie. And if you have already seen it, now would be a good time to see it again. So let's all watch it this week and meet up here at Bored Panda to discus! And I am sorry, I know this is a TL;DR post for sure. I just love this movie so much and want others to experience its joy and wonder.
#44
The Harry Potter franchise. My favorite series ever (books and movies). Watching them for the fourth time.
Final score:
31points
#46
My Cousin Vinnie
Final score:
31points
#47
The Color Purple
Final score:
31points
#48
The Blues Brothers. Hilarious mock epic with great music & a car chase in a mall!
Final score:
31points
#49
The Outsiders
Final score:
30points
Julie Harden 3 years ago
Same advice I gave To Kill a Mockingbird. Read the book and watch the movie. They are perfect partners.
#50
Das Boot
Final score:
30points
#51
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Final score:
29points
#52
Jurassic park,
Final score:
29points
Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 3 years ago
Ah, yes my bedtime movie when I was kid. I was a strange child.
#53
Psycho (1966)
Final score:
28points
#54
Rocky Horror Picture Show. Every Halloween. It's just so bad it's good. Always cringe laugh.
Final score:
27points
Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 3 years ago
"Let's do the time warp again!" But it's even better when you think you're watching the American version, but wind up watching the UK version instead my middle school self was traumatized. Yet, I watched horror movies at a very young age and it was this movie that scarred me. I love the movie, now though.
#55
Casablanca.
Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf
The Maltese Falcon
All This and Heaven Too
Watch On The Rhine
Duck Soup
Key Largo
Captain Blood
Adventures of Robin Hood
If I could only watch one, before I died, it would be Casablanca.
Final score:
25points
Eileen Baird 3 years ago
I agree. It's perfect. Some claim that Citizen Kane is the greatest film of all time, but it's full of unpleasant people.
#57
Big Lebowski
Final score:
25points
Miss Frankfurter 3 years ago
Watched over again I can't even count and laugh my @$$ off every time. Dispersing the ashes 🤣🤣🤣🤣 and so on.
#58
Blazing Saddles. Ties for Mel Brooks best.
Final score:
24points
#60
Shrek
Final score:
23points
#61
Dracula 1931 Bela Lugosi
Final score:
22points
#63
Doctor Zhivago
Final score:
21points
#64
Laurence of Arabia
Final score:
20points
#65
Harvey
Starring Jimmy Stewart
Final score:
20points
#66
Good Will Hunting
Final score:
20points
#67
Serenity
Final score:
20points
#68
Pink Floyds "The Wall"
Final score:
19points
Pink Floydian Panda 3 years ago (edited)
I think my position on this one should be clear! But it really is an excellent film despite what I felt were the odd choices of Alan Parker as the director and Bob Geldof, a definite anti-Pink Floydite, as the lead. I re-watched last year at the beginning of the COVID lockdown and was pleased that it still holds up closing in on 40 years from its 1982 release date. It helps if you are fan of Floyd and the LP. But still well worth seeing even if you are not a fan. I would say it is a flawed and imperfect film, but also thrilling, deep, and beautiful. Overall an excellent film.
#69
batteries not included.
Final score:
19points
#70
Murder by Death
Clue before Clue. Awesome cast Alec Guiness pre-Star Wars, Maggie Smith + more.
Final score:
18points
#72
Eternal Sunshine For The Spotless Mind. Brilliant and very unique.
Final score:
18points
#74
Blood Diamond (2006). My geology teacher in high school actually had us watch it in class. It's a fairly accurate description of the dark side of the diamond industry.
Final score:
18points
#75
Arsenic and Old Lace. One of the funniest movies I've ever seen.
Final score:
17points
#76
The African Queen
Final score:
17points
Brian Bennett 3 years ago
Just got it on DVD for its 70th anniversary! Bogart and Hate Hepburn a dynamic duo!
#77
Jaws. It changed people’s beach habits for years. If I happen across it on TV, I have to stop & watch it whatever point the movie is in every time.
Final score:
15points
Mark Berry (Submission author) 3 years ago
Admittedly, it led to many needless shark killings. But if you took idiots out of the equation, it's greatness.
#78
Field of Dreams
Final score:
14points
#79
Footloose
Final score:
14points
Valerie G. 3 years ago
how many weddings have you attended that had songs from this movie? Lots.
#80
All that Jazz. The intro alone is a masterclass in story telling and editing.
Final score:
13points
#82
12 Angry Men
Final score:
13points
Neil Bidle 3 years ago (edited)
This! Almost zero budget, all in one room, but the acting!! Fabulous film, everyone should watch it especially in 2021!!
#84
North by Northwest
A Summer Place
Murder on the Orient Express
Valley of the Dolls
Gaslight (1944)
Gone with the Wind
The World According to Garp
Forrest Gump
The Exorcist
Final score:
12points
#85
The Killing Fields
Final score:
12points
#86
Auntie Mame
Final score:
12points
#87
Sully
Tom Hanks is a brillant actor and Clint Eastwood did a great job as director
Final score:
12points
#88
The Secret of Nimh - An animated classic.
Final score:
12points
System_of_a_Girl 3 years ago
Oh my! Not sure how old I was bit that movie scared me so much. I hated it, never wanted to watch that again. Not saying it is bad, I was either too young or I am too sensitive.
#89
The fisher king (1991, by Terry Gilliam)
to learn that every word of you has an effect
Final score:
12points
#90
The Sandlot
Final score:
12points
#91
Whatever happened to Baby Jane(1962)- I'm so old this was the first movie I ordered from Netflix in the mail
Final score:
11points
#95
The Music Man with Robert Preston. The characters are loads of fun, and I've never seen a more powerful and commanding leading man. Just be ready to look past the antiquated ideas of courtship.
Final score:
10points
#96
Silent Running
Final score:
10points
F. H. 3 years ago
In my opinion, this is one of the best classic sci-fi movies. While it's a movie intended for the hippie generation, just like 2001, it not only manages to convey its messages without taking clear sides and offering an answer. It's about environmentalism, but shows how much wrong you can still do while being right. It conveys that there's still a wrong way in how to fight wrong. The special effects aren't the best for the time, but they had a tight budget and managed to build great sets with it. Just a shame that they had to rely on so many artificial plants instead of doing the shots for the domes outside, as originally planned.
#97
Army of Darkness
Final score:
10points
#98
the original Gojira.
while most Godzilla films are quite goofy, this one is more of a horror/drama.
Final score:
10points
#101
The Exorcist. Scariest movie ever.
Final score:
10points
#102
being there- Peter Sellers
Final score:
10points
#103
Guess who’s coming to dinner. Kathryn Hepburn and Spencer Tracy are gold and the story stands the test of time.
On Golden Pond too!
Final score:
10points
#104
Forrest Gump ("Lieutenant Dan...!")
Final score:
10points
#105
Strange Brew
Final score:
9points
Pink Floydian Panda 3 years ago (edited)
I have never laughed so hard in a movie as when they survive drowning by drinking empty beer bottles. And "watch for mice"! Oh boy, what a funny movie! Moranis and Thomas were absolute gold! I would love to see this one again.
#107
Roman Holiday
I watched it as a child and it forever changed how I saw love.
Final score:
9points
#108
The Breakfast Club
Final score:
9points
#109
To Sir with Love
Final score:
9points
Valerie G. 3 years ago
here is where I fell in love with Sidney Poitier. and Lulu singing the theme song, head over to You Tube just to hear it.
#110
Blazing Saddles - Mel Brooks was “Woke” before it was a thing. This movie has a unique style of comedy as it makes fun of the stereotypical racist. It’s intelligent yet childish jokes will keep your attention from beginning to end
Final score:
9points
#111
The Mummy, with Brendan Frazer, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah, Oded Fehr and Arnold Vosloo. Infinitely enjoyable. Witty and the coolest special effects.
Final score:
9points
#114
Meet Me in St Louis
Final score:
8points
#116
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner (1967). Eloquent acting, Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy’s last movie, interracial marriage when it was still banned in 17 states. In 2017, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
Final score:
8points
#118
Slumdog Millionaire
Final score:
8points
Valerie G. 3 years ago
I have tried to see this multiple times and have to turn it off when the young fella is picked on and bullied.
#119
Judgement at Nuremberg
Final score:
8points
#121
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Final score:
8points
#122
Willow
Final score:
8points
#123
Amadeus
Final score:
8points
#124
V for Vandetta
“People shouldn't be afraid of their government. Governments should be afraid of their people.”
Final score:
8points
#125
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988)
Final score:
7points
Mieke Mcdonald 3 years ago
I read the book as a child, and had me giggling on and on and on! Never saw the movie though.....
#126
La vita è bella
Final score:
7points
#127
How to Steal a Million. Although better known for Sabrina and Roman Holiday, Audrey Hepburn is utterly charming and funny in this classic comedic crime caper / romance. She and Peter O’Toole have more chemistry than she and Bogart ever did. This film is classy and clever in a way that’s rarely found in modern films.
Final score:
7points
#130
The boy in the striped pajamas. My God, did that movie hit me sideways!
Final score:
7points
#132
Dr. Strangelove
Final score:
6points
Jane Hughes 3 years ago
Brilliant film. But just too close to global politics right now... eek...
#133
The Mission starring Robert De Niro and Jeremy Irons (1986)
Final score:
6points
#135
Cool Hand Luke. Gritty Paul Newman greatness.
Final score:
6points
#136
Caddy Shack. No movie is more quoted, and with good reason.
Final score:
6points
#137
Out of Africa
The Ghost and the Darkness
Final score:
6points
Jane Alexander 3 years ago
Both true stories, Isak Dinesen (Out of Africa) also wrote Shadows on the Grass. Re; Ghost and the Darkness, Yes that lion really did go into a lighted train car full of peopl. Not the usuall lion behavior.
#138
Heat
Final score:
6points
#139
The Great Escape
Final score:
6points
Jane Alexander 3 years ago
Steve McQueen wouldn't take the part unless he could do his own stunt work; jump the fence on the motorcycle.
#142
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Final score:
6points
#144
The Man from Snowy River
Final score:
5points
#145
Screwball comedies of the 1930’s and 40’s are wonderful. Films like Bringing Up Baby, My Man Godfrey, The Awful Truth, Ninotchka, Ball Of Fire, The Lady Eve and more.
Final score:
5points
#147
The Seventh Seal by Swedish director Ingemar Bergman. Or choose some other of his movies. There is a reason he was knownas a genious director.
Final score:
5points
#149
Singin' in the Rain
Final score:
5points
#151
Pans Labyrinth
Final score:
5points
#152
Cool runnings
Beetlejuice
Mary Poppins
Mrs Doubtfire
Uncle Buck
Secret Garden
Clueless
Annie
Final score:
5points
#156
Whatever happened to Baby Jane(1962)- I'm so old this was the first movie I ordered from Netflix in the mail
Final score:
4points
#157
The Lake House.
Sandra Bullock and Keeanu Reeves
Final score:
4points
#158
Dancer in the Dark
Final score:
4points
Guy MacGregor 3 years ago
Protip for this movie: Don't fall asleep during the first half, you will not now what to do during the second half.
#159
I see some truly classic movies that were remade under other titles. (Hollywood has been out of great ideas for a long time but here’s my submission)
Godfather (1)
Of Mice and Men
Mr. Blanding Builds His Dream House
Inherit The Wind
Look Who’s Coming to Dinner (a movie that STILL holds up today and no one can compete with Hepburn and Tracy)
Gettysburg
To Kill A Mocking Bird (still controversial but an important movie)
Rear Window
And the ENTIRE Mel Brookes catalog …
Final score:
4points
#161
All the Harry Potter Movies.
Final score:
4points
#163
Ladyhawke
Final score:
4points
#164
Blast from the Past. Weird movie, but I love it.
Final score:
4points
Dorothy Parker 3 years ago (edited)
Smart and funny. Excellent premise. Brendan Fraser is so on point.
#165
The Princess Bride, Book and movie, you will not regret
Final score:
4points
#166
Men in Black
The Matrix
Gladiator
Final score:
4points
#167
The great Gatsby.
Final score:
4points
#168
Dead Zone starring Christopher Walken, Martin Sheen and Tom Skerritt. Shines a light on what some people might do to gain power and those who cover it up for them.
Final score:
4points
#170
10 Things I Hate About You
May you rest in peace Heath Ledger
Final score:
4points
#171
Any thing by Alfred Hitchcock
Any thing with Bette Davis
Any thing with Kate Hepburn
Any thing with Humphrey Bogart
Any thing with Judy Garland
Guess what I'm Old and I love and live in my own classic world.
Final score:
4points
Paige Gainey 2 years ago
Gone With the Wind Breakfast at Tiffany's, The Godfather, Forrest Gump, What's Eating Gilbert Grape.
#173
Clue
Final score:
4points
#179
I know this isn't a movie, but the twilight zone.
Final score:
3points
HammerzToe 3 years ago
Actually they did make Twilight Zone The Movie. Sadly the actor Vic Morrow was killed in a helicopter accident while on the filming on the set.
#180
Flawless.
Phillip Seymor Hoffman did such an absolutely amazing performance, truly amazing. Such a shame he died, he was a very, VERY talented man!
Final score:
3points
#181
An Affair to Remember (grab your tissues), The Philadelphia Story (best opening sequence of a movie ever - no dialogue, but the acting tells you everything you need to know), The Thin Man (the writing and acting is superb, plus the gowns are to die for), Hud (Newman is brilliant), Metropolis. I could go on and on.
Final score:
3points
#182
Dial M for Murder
Final score:
3points
#187
The little mermaid
Final score:
3points
#188
Topper because of Cary Grant
Final score:
3points
#189
The 1939 version of The Women. Superb cast and amazing wardrobe.
Final score:
3points
#190
Fiddler on the roof
Jesus Christ Superstar
Final score:
3points
Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 3 years ago
Fiddler on the Roof is incredible then again it is a musical and I love musicals.
#192
Train to Busan
Final score:
3points
#194
Rocky the original. Other movies are just basking the glory of the first one. And yes It deserved the Oscar and not Taxi driver.
Final score:
3points
#195
Contact
Final score:
3points
#198
The Dark Crystal
The Secret of NIMH
Final score:
3points
#199
The Sting - can't believe it hasn't been mentioned! Incredible cast.
Pirates of the Caribbean - Curse of the Black Pearl (went way downhill in the sequels, but the original film pulled off the perfect pirate saga)
The King's Speech - Geoffrey Rush is amazing in everything!
A Very Good Year - a young Russell Crowe and an excellent film set in Provence
Almost Famous - yes, I still maintain the 60's and 70's rock music is the best ever!
Better Off Dead - a very young John Cusack and yes, that is EXACTLY how I remember high school...
Who Am I This Time? - a short film that has Christopher Walken and Susan Sarandon in a delightful comedy.
Final score:
3points
#200
Some of my favorites are (in no particular order):
Die Hard
The Big Lebowski
The Shawshank Redemption
American History X
The Matrix
Office Space
Dumb and Dumber
Almost Famous
Final score:
3points
#201
Angel Heart (1987)
Mickey Rourke (when he looked human) and Robert De Niro star in a neo-noir psychological horror based on the 1978 novel Falling Angel by William Hjortsberg. A genuine classic.
Final score:
3points
#202
Secondhand Lions
Final score:
3points
#204
Some Like It Hot
When Harry Met Sally
ANYTHING by Hitchcock.
And the rest of this list contains awesome choices!
Final score:
3points
#206
Four Rooms!
Final score:
3points
#208
The Graduate - one word, plastic
Final score:
3points
#211
Playtime. A french movie from 1967 from director Jacques Tati. A pure genius !!! A true masterpiece. technically revolutionary, visually amazing and extremely clever and funny at the same time. It is ranked 43rd in the British Film Institute's critics' list and 37th in their directors' list of "Top 100 Greatest Films of All Time." A Must See !!!
Final score:
2points
#212
If you got dumped, 500 of Summer.
Final score:
2points
#213
The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane (1976 Jodie Foster)
Goodfellas
Imitation of Life
Final score:
2points
#214
October Sky
Final score:
2points
#216
These Disney Classics:
Old Yeller.
Pollyanna.
The Parent Trap.
The Sorcerer's Apprentice.
Lady and the Tramp.
The Swiss Family Robinson.
Big Red.
The Three Lives of Thomasina.
Final score:
2points
#218
M (1931)
Not only does this movie tell you a lot about the society, crime and police work at the time, it also conveys strong messages how two wrongs don't make a right and how legal punishment shouldn't be revenge - all while being a thrilling crime movie.
Final score:
2points
#219
Marty. why? because it has ernest borgnine in his oscar performance as a person who learns, with difficulty, that physical beauty is shallow and the opinions of friends is nothing when it comes to realizing this. great film
Final score:
2points
#220
The Quiet Man
Final score:
2points
#221
The Addams Family
The Addams Family Values
Splash
The Little Mermaid
A Goofy Movie
Home Alone 1 & 2 (That's where it should have stopped)
Parenthood (w/ Steve Martin)
The Black Stallion
Cast Away
Apollo 13
Beaches
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Final score:
2points
#223
Smart House.
It's brilliant! Shot in 1999 it's the story of a boy, whose father is widower and can't handle the daily chores in the household. But in a lottery the first prize is a smart home, impersonated as a woman. (Katey Sagal) She makes a lot of trouble to her owners and yeah, pretty good film.
Watch it!
Final score:
2points
#225
To add some diversity, here some German movies:
Metropolis
Die Feuerzangenbowle
Das Boot
And from Austria:
Sissi
Sissi - Die junge Kaiserin
Sissi - Schicksalsjahre einer Kaiserin
Final score:
2points
#226
Now, Voyager, and old Bette Davis film
Final score:
2points
#228
Super Troopers
Final score:
2points
#233
Tombstone, Val Kilmer deserves awards for his performance as Doc Holiday. Val and Kurt Russell showed more heart and acting skills than Costner’s lame Wyatt Earp.
Final score:
2points
#234
Beauty and the Beast (1991), The Swan Princess (1994), Ferngully (1992), The Victim of the Haunt aka The Uninvited (1996) I saw this movie when I was four and it’s stuck with me for 22 years. I recently rewatched it and it’s one of my favorite movies now.
Final score:
2points
#235
"The Third Man"
"The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert"
Final score:
2points
#236
Cromwell (1971) - Richard Harris and Sir Alec Guiness, probably their best performances ever.
Kelly's Heroes - A WWII comedy/heist film, which is styled after a Western, with Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalis, Donald Sutherland, and a host of other great actors.
Final score:
2points
#238
The Jackal
Final score:
2points
#239
In the Heat of the Night
Final score:
2points
Fred L. (Submission author) 3 years ago
The 1967 classic, starring Sidney Poitier and Rod Steiger.
#245
Planet of the Apes. That final scene hit me right in the feels.
Final score:
2points
#246
Natural Born Killers. It basically is how social media has made everyday life now.
Final score:
2points
#250
Robocop
80s action movies are under represented on this list!
Final score:
2points
Butterfly McQueen 3 years ago
I watch this movie on a regular basis! LoL. I also love Escape From New York and Big Trouble in Little China
#252
Bugsy Malone - an Alan Parker movie...
Final score:
1point
#253
The signalman.
(If you have time to spare you can watch Carmen Sandiego, not a classic ofc)
Final score:
1point
Carmen Sandiego (Submission author) 3 years ago
HOLY FRICK HOW DO I DELETE A POST I REGRET ADDING A PSA PLEASE IGRORE IT
#257
Where the Red Fern Grows
Final score:
1point
Bacon beary 3 years ago
I've never watched the movies but the book is one of my favorite books of all time
#259
Little Foxes
Final score:
1point
#260
The Court Jester (1955). Danny Kaye is hysterical!
Final score:
1point
Jane Alexander 3 years ago
And so are his other movies! 'On the Riviera' 'The Secret Life of Walter Mitty' 'Up in Arms' 'A Song is Born' (remake of Ball of Fire) 'The Five Pennies' 'The Inspector General' -can't think of more just now...
#261
East Wind by Godard. Redefines what a movie *is*. And just joyous to watch.
Final score:
1point
#263
The Sleuth (1972) with Michael Caine and Sir Lawrence Olivier....for me it's a masterpiece.
Final score:
1point
#264
The Legend of 1900
Amazing, unusual, and so much symbolism.
Final score:
1point
#266
Lemony snickets a series of unfourtunate events, either the movie or netflix show. Both are a charm!
Final score:
1point
#270
Cosmos (2019)
Low-budget, but beats ANY big Hollywood "first contact" film because of its realism
Final score:
1point
#271
Repo Man (1984) ...not to be confused with Repo Men.
Final score:
1point
#272
The Godfather part 2. Better than the original. Don’t bother with part 3.
Final score:
1point
#273
A place in the sun
A streetcar named desire
Sunset Boulevard
Marnie
Giant
Etc...
Final score:
1point
#275
King of Hearts
Harold and Maude
The Full Monty
Final score:
1point
Jane Alexander 3 years ago
Love 'King of Hearts' Especially the tri-lingual version! Those old ones are the Best!, check my list.
#276
The Vikings (1953) - with Kirk Douglas, Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh. “ODIN!!!!”
Final score:
1point
#279
Harvey.
Being kind and compassionate is more important than being 'normal'.
Final score:
1point
#280
Yellow Submarine.
If it doesn't change your life, you don't have one.
Final score:
1point
#281
The Intouchables. Based on real-life events, incredibly moving and teaching. It shows that anyone can change, but they also have to want to.
Final score:
1point
#282
A Chorus Line
Final score:
1point
#285
Groundhog Day
Stranger than Fiction
Carlitos Way
The Lion King (original animation)
Dances With Wolves
Kramer v Kramer
The Wizard of Oz
Final score:
1point
#286
Yankee Doodle Dandy
The Quiet Man
McClintock
Hacksaw Ridge
No Time For Sergeants
Sgt. York
Dr. Syn, The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh
Final score:
1point
Valerie G. 3 years ago
in No Time for Sergeants, I had to do a double take - in one scene you actually get to see a young Jamie Farr - considering this movie was made in 1958.
#288
The Last of the Mohicans
Final score:
1point
Fred L. (Submission author) 3 years ago
The 1992 version; starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Madeleine Stowe and Wes Studi.
#289
fried green tomatoes
Final score:
1point
#290
Brain Dead (aka Dead Alive) - one of Peter Jackson's early movies.
Final score:
1point
#296
Kindergarten Cop
Final score:
1point
#305
Random Harvest
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0points
Pink Floydian Panda 3 years ago
I had not even heard of this one prior to seeing it here, not I am dying to see it. I am going to take the plunge and pay the $3.00 to see it on Amazon. Will let you know if I like it!
#306
Philips Joker
Final score:
0points
Pink Floydian Panda 3 years ago
You mean The Joker with Joaquin Phillips and directed by Todd Philips?
#307
The Godfather
Final score:
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#308
Philadelphia
Young Frankenstein
Pride & Prejudice (with Keira Knightly)
Gidget
Rear Window
Schindler’s Lost
Forest Gump
Jaws
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#311
Now and then I like to watch again Duel by S. Spielberg
Boudu sauvé des eaux by Jean Renoir. The Shining, 2001 by S. Kubrick.
Jacques Tati's films. Dragonwyck, Leave her to heaven.. Gene Tierney. All Bette Davis films. The house by the river 1940's..with actor Louis Hayward.
Mc Kendrick 's Ladies killlers so funny with Alec Guiness. And so many;;)
Final score:
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#312
Wings of Desire by Wim Wenders
Seven Samurai by Kurosawa
Citizen Kane by Orsen Wells
Final score:
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#318
Elizabeth is Missing stars Glenda Jackson (it's a TV movie but so well done)
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#319
Bon Cop Bad Cop - it will teach you a lot about Canadian culture, French Canadian culture, and how to swear like an este québécois mon ciboire de tabarcrisse!
Final score:
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#321
Wonder, probably not a classic but jeez, I love that movie
Final score:
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#332
The Haunting (1963)
Heat (1995)
The In-Laws (1979)
Network (1976)
Seven (1995)
The Usual Suspects (1995)
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#336
Come and see - It shows the true horror of the eastern front.
The vanishing (1998) - Not to be confused with the remake from 1993 with Jeff Bridges and Kiefer Sutherland. You will never forget the ending of this movie.
Final score:
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chi-wei shen (Submission author) 3 years ago
Sorry for my mistake. The vanishing is from 1988.
#339
The Bad Seed
Vertigo
Clue
Christine
Ghostbusters
Primal Fear
Final score:
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Jo Johannsen 3 years ago
The original The Bad Seed. I watched as a young teen, and it has stuck with me lo these many years.
#341
Brubaker
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Fred L. (Submission author) 3 years ago
The 1980 prison masterpiece is starring Robert Redford; and also has Yaphet Kotto, David Keith and (for one scene) Morgan Freeman.
#343
Don't look now. We're being shot at (la grande Vadrouille)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmWcxvB1j_E
The sucker (le Corniaud)
And almost all other movies from Louis the Funes, but those are translated to English. Rabbi Jacob
Final score:
0points
#345
Play Misty for Me
Suicide Kings
Harold and Maude
American History X
Run Ronnie Run
Evil Roy Sla
Final score:
0points
#348
The Boondock Saints 1 & 2
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#349
The Game
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Fred L. (Submission author) 3 years ago
The 1997 film; starring Michael Douglas, Sean Penn and Deborah Kara Unger.
#351
Payback
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#357
Hustle and Flow (you will be surprised at how inspired you are by this film, raw and wonderful)
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#358
'The Cat s Paw' 1934, Harold Lloyd
'The Belles of St Trinians' Alisair Sims
'Tight Little Island aka Whiskey Galore'
'So's your Aunt Emma' Zazu Pitts
-and a whole bunch more of forgotten old gems
Final score:
0points
#361
Passport to Pimlico
a simple but brilliant British comedy from the Ealing Studio comedies series
Final score:
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#362
Midnight Cowboy. Which made me think also of Midnight Express.
Final score:
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#363
Quartet - directed by Dustin Hoffman; Under the Tuscan Sun
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#365
Imitation of Life (the 60s version, but the 30s one is powerful too)
Final score:
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#370
I am adding 2 more.
Both movies had great originals, and both had great remakes, so actually 4? Lol
Sabrina
Little Shop of Horrors
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#371
Last Christmas
Final score:
-1point
#373
Krull, a swords and sorcery fantasy set “Light years beyond your imagination” has a very young Liam Neeson in it and a heavily made up Bernard Breslaw as a cyclops.
Final score:
-1point
#374
Into The West
Dirty Dancing
The Mask
Final score:
-2points
What do you think ?
Gold Medal Dyke 3 years ago
Tootsie. One of the best comedies ever made.... "That's a corn cob."
Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago
Scarface. All these movies and nobody mentioned it despite it being the one of the best movies of its time.
Philly Bob Squires 3 years ago (edited)
Bringing Up Baby, Used Cars, Hair, The Ten Commandments, A Boy And His Dog
Toko Danganronpa 3 years ago
I've said it once and I'll say it again: Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping. It isn't a classic, however it's one of the best comedies I've ever seen. It also has a sweet message aside from being hilarious. It's very underrated :) I recommend it highly!
Gold Medal Dyke 3 years ago
Tootsie. One of the best comedies ever made.... "That's a corn cob."
Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago
Scarface. All these movies and nobody mentioned it despite it being the one of the best movies of its time.
Philly Bob Squires 3 years ago (edited)
Bringing Up Baby, Used Cars, Hair, The Ten Commandments, A Boy And His Dog
Toko Danganronpa 3 years ago
I've said it once and I'll say it again: Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping. It isn't a classic, however it's one of the best comedies I've ever seen. It also has a sweet message aside from being hilarious. It's very underrated :) I recommend it highly!
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