Best Movie You've Ever Seen?

[Microcosm]

In your opinion, what is the best movie you've seen?

It's definitely a heavy question.

Personally, I think either The Count of Monte Cristo or Interstellar.

Although, it ought to be known that I'm no movie buff.

[NoahNoah]

Either Lost in Translation or American Psycho for me :)

[Impressionist1910]

I don't even know if this is possible to answer.

I love and respect some of the "greats" like: Pulp Fiction, American Psycho, American Beauty, JFK, Wildthings, Casino, A Clockwork Orange, and some new ones like, (500) Days of Summer, The Conjuring, Skyfall (007), Spectre (007), Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, Stardust, and various series, trilogies, and such.

I'm not sure I can answer that question...

[bentheplayer]

There are many movies that I like but the top two for now are Billy Elliot and V for Vendetta.

[Falcons_11]

My favorite movie is "Casablanca" starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman.

[Hideous]

Honestly, it'll have to be Inside Out, lol.

[NewLeafsFan]

The Book Thief

[brandon9]

Good Will Hunting

[Gamer98]

Batman Vs Superman Dawn of Justice or The Dark Knight

[MaeFae]

V for Vendetta for me. It just meant a lot to me when I was a kid and stuck with m e since then.

[LiamC]

Either Dreamgirls, Clueless or Mean Girls for me

[Blank_]

Either Mad Max: Fury Road or Back to the Future, although I really liked Rocky and Good Will Hunting too

[yeehaw]

I'm most definitely tied between Catch Me If You Can and Uncle Buck. I love DiCaprio's movies, and then I adore the movie a Uncle Buck in general, even though I know it really well

[Clarx999]

The Man from Earth
Arrival

[christophe]

Matrix

[PinkFloyd]

I'd have to say Schindler's List. it's the single saddest movie I have ever seen. it deals with one of the darkest times in history, and the way the movie is done is spectacular. It's too spectacular. I cried. I cried for twenty minutes when I first saw it.

[Lost in the Echo]

Just off the top of my head I'd say Superbad or Step Brothers

[drhalsey1]

I like RED 1 and 2, Vacation, and Middle School Worst Years of my Life a lot, some others like Skyfall and Howl's Moving Castle I like a lot to

[Rendez-Vous]

The Big Lebowski by Coen brothers

[Andre1998]

Titanic. It's awesome how they put so many special effects in such an old movie.

[stevenboi16]

Do you like the original Vacation from 1985 or the newer one from 2015?

They are great movies!

I like RED 1 and 2, Vacation, and Middle School Worst Years of my Life a lot, some others like Skyfall and Howl's Moving Castle I like a lot to

I love Weird Science and Ferris Buellers Day Off. Also like the Vacation movie from 2015 and the original National Lampoons Vacation from 1985.

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[KatieCO2003]

Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain

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inferno

[drhalsey1]

Do you like the original Vacation from 1985 or the newer one from 2015?

They are great movies!

All of the Vacation movies

[stevenboi16]

I love them too. I have not seen European Vacation yet... is it good?

All of the Vacation movies

[drhalsey1]

I love them too. I have not seen European Vacation yet... is it good?

Yeah. My favorite is probably either The Christmas one or the new one though

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[owl__city]

The Dark Knight ... nothing compares.

[TaCoonaBiKe]

Sanctum or Fury

[Shiny Moon]

I can't really pick one movie, but some of the best ones IMO are:

The Shawshank Redemption
The Dark Knight
The Godfather (the first one)
Fight Club
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Interstellar
Matrix
Terminator 2
Cidade de Deus

[user-999]

Idk, I really liked Arrival and Sully from those who I have seen in the past year.

[tigers]

Matrix

[Tom_theflash]

I also like "the count of Montecristo"! But i think my prefer is "where the heart is", i've liked it since i was child.

[Bull]

Both before my time but: Dead Poets Society and Iron Eagle

[Diana2002]

A Beautiful Mind with Rusell Crowe

[Cur1051ty]

Step Brothers or Now You See Me 1 and 2

[EdLord]

One flew over the Cuckoos Nest (you will not regret watching it)

[Akksksosppapapwpee]

Interstellar

[Doaifhdoaoxjdoa]

Interstellar

Same, it's so good!

[chomoto123]

I like Moana tho

[SWEET_SARAH]

I like too many great movies so im just going to say in the past month probably Allied is the best movie I've seen that I thought was awesome. I <3 movies soooooo much!!

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[hjhj]

Possibly my favorite movie is After hours. Though movies like Shaun of the dead, hot fuzz and arrival are up there too. I'm sure I missed some of my favorites but this is just off the top of my head :)

[racheluk]

I would like to echo someone earlier in the thread who said Lost In Translation. It is beautiful, I watched it repeatedly every night earlier in the year because I found it so comforting in a strange way. It's not like every other film; it is very minimal and there isn't much of a plot, but it has two incredible performances from Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson who play really great and complicated characters. It is a bit melancholy but I love it, it just sweeps you up and takes you to Tokyo. :) I can't wait to watch The Beguiled which is also directed by Sofia Coppola, she is one of my favourite female directors.

I love Asian cinema, I would recommend Chungking Express and Fallen Angels who are made by the same director Wong Kar-Wai. They have an amazing view of the world (set in Hong Kong) with all the neon light and intricate camera work and it has made me want to visit those places so much. And they have the best pop soundtracks.

[Sword of the morning]

Quintien Tarantino's movies but I'm a sucker for movies in a 70s style

[ShineintheDark]

It's a real weird one to explain but 2003's The Room is probbaly my suggestion. Some of you may even know it. It's known as one of the worst movies of all time but it's amazing if you want a good laugh (even if it's just at the acting or iconic lines).

[Alisha_]

My favorite is The Martian. I've watched it at least 10 times by now and I still love it!

[Brookie Cookie]

That's a tough one. Right now my answer is probably Arrival. It's a great sci fi movie that actually asks questions and makes you think rather than focusing on action. I've never seen a movie that's all about language before and it turned out so interesting!