Your all time favorite movie?

[FourCrossedWands]

Pick only one movie!!!

My all time favorite is Agora (2009)

IMHO, this is one of the most underrated movies in history. It has everything - great acting, music, memorable scenes and dialoalogues, a strong message.

It is a historical movie about clash of religions, science and power in ancient Egypt under Roman rule.

I have seen this movie about 10 times and always get back to it.

Edited February 28 by FourCrossedWands

[hyruga]

I would say Schindler's list is a very powerful movie. It showcases the good and bad of humanity during world war 2.

[Yimpa]

Clerks. The authenticity is surreal. Low budget, unknown actors, relatable dialogue, and filmed at the actual job where the director, Kevin Smith, worked at

 

[player1995]

Life 1999

[StarStruck]

Matrix

LOTR

Ex machina

Troy

The Arrival

And so on

So many good movies.

[mostly harmless]

One of these:

Pulp Fiction (1994)

Locke (2013)

Office Space (1999)

 

 

 

 

 

[Sabth]

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Edited March 24 by Sabth

[Leo Gura]

Lord Of War

[Osaid]

I guess this is getting revived for some reason

The Matrix >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[Arthogaan]

Everything everywhere all at once.

Fightclub.

Into the Wild.

Mother (by Aronofsky)

Edited March 24 by Arthogaan

[Cubbage]

The End of Evangelion 

[MuadDib]

War dogs 

eahhh ha ha

[ZenSwift]

Avatar

[EternalForest]

Pulp Fiction or Spirited Away

[Wolfgang Winterkaise]

The Holy Mountain
Barry Lyndon
"Ivan's Childhood" & "Mirror" by Andrei Tarkovsky
Taxi Driver
Before Sunrise

 

[Logan]

Rio Bravo (1959)

[MarkKol]

Attack on titan part 3 movie special

I heavily resonate with the trauma & pain of the main character, he becomes a school shooter of his day. He is deeply deeply wounded and hurt, he ends up dead after killing more than 80% of the world. Knowing it’s all bound to happen years before.

I like movies with lots of loss, trauma, death, progression and developmental, a weird mixture of stage red and stage yellow.

 

alternatively, I also like the complete opposite of this category as well, fantastical movies that bend your sense of reality and introduce a sense of derealization.

It’s a matter of taste, I don’t usually like any grounded movies or shows. I find them extremely boring and uninspiring. 

Edited April 1 by MarkKol

[Mulky]

American Graffiti

[todefe]

I have lots of fave movies. But you gotta try to watch Berserk - an anime movie

[hyruga]

Blade runner 2049 is very interesting. It talks about robots taking over human beings.