Movie recommendations?

Alright, here’s a list of about 20 of my absolute favorites....

Mulholland Drive - hands down my number one movie.
Monty Python`s Life of Brian
Donnie Darko - this has basically become a modern cult classic. You seriously have to see it. It hits everything a movie needs: it's funny, bizarre, sad, beautiful, incomprehensible, and totally original. Honestly, it's the only film that actually managed to make me cry, though I doubt that was what the director intended.
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Memento
Amores Perros
Magdalene Sisters - easily the best film released in American theaters this year (though I should probably mention 21 Grams, Head On, Big Fish, Secretary, Spirited Away, and Elephant too)
A Clockwork Orange
About a Boy
Boy Trainspotting
All or Nothing
Adaptation
Being John Malkovich
Human Nature (Kaufman rulez !! )
Dead Man Walking
Requiem for a dream
Dogville
21 Grams
Before Sunrise - most romantic and beautiful film ever created.
American History X
Road to Perdition
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Pulp Fiction
Lost Highway
2001 Odyssey in Space (you've probably seen this one)
Irreversible - just watched it. It's incredible, sick, stunning, and phenomenal. I'm still a little bit in shock.

Just some random thoughts floating around. These are the kind of movies you just watch without sitting there questioning the logic or asking "how is this even possible?"

-Back to the Future 1,2,3
-Indiana Jones 1,2,3
-Dumb and Dumber
-Three Men and a Baby
-True Lies
-Commando - Superman
-Superman 1,2,3
-The Goonies
-Marriage License - Mission Impossible 1,2
-Mission Impossible 1,2
-Die Hard 1,2,3

I'll add more once I remember what else I missed.

Oh, and now I just remembered the ones I missed. Those movies starring Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill. My favorites have to be "Even-Odd" and "Watch Out, There's a Crowd."

fadedsailor932 said:Actually,
Beethoven 1,2,3 and 4 bits in house 1,2,3

,,,let me fix that... they actually shot a fifth sequel too...😁

juriel said:Are you actually serious right now, or are you just listing the absolute worst movies ever made?

Ed Wood said:I just hope he’s mostly listing the absolute worst movies out there and telling us what to skip.

You guys just don't get how brilliant these movies actually are. They’re really about growing up—all the struggles, the setbacks, and the messiness that today's youth deal with. It's about first loves, those first kisses, finding friends you'll keep for life, and even the stuff Kozz was talking about in his post:

Kozz said:Now that they're finally adults, you're free to get handsy while watching their movies. Feel like it?
You aren't going to end up in jail. 😁

Yeah, exactly—they even dive into those first sexual experiences, whether you're figuring things out solo or with someone else. These movies really shape generations of kids. They’re woven together with this deep belief in yourself, your country, parental love, and most importantly, your friends—whether they're people or animals. It's just a pure ode to youth.

😁

Torcida said:Hahaha, DUDE, WHERE'S MY CAR... Just another one for the people who dig those mindless comedies like Starsky & Hutch—just pure stupidity.

Totally, though they played the fools a bit too hard in Zoolander. The production value is great and you can't beat that "Magnum" pose. 😁 😎

Spider-Man 1,2
The Matrix trilogy... man, where do I even begin with that one? It’s one of those cinematic journeys that just stays with you, long after the credits roll. Truly a mind-bending ride through the digital age.
Lord of the Rings trilogy.
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There are plenty more out there, honestly... I just can't seem to wrap my brain around them all right now. My memory is failing me!

Identity is such a powerful film... 👍