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Movie Watching Goals 2025
This is my movie madness list for 2025 and contains a lists of everything I have seen and lots of us lists of recommended movies. I have seen many of them but not all.
i plan on updating this every month or so I get daily updates.
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tMaster Movies Seen 1970- 2024
250+ Movies/TV Series/Plays/Big News coverage, YouTube documentaries, etc. by the end of the year.
At least one Korean movie per week
At least one Spanish movie every so often
One Bollywood or another foreign language movie every so often
A mixture of thrillers, K Drama, comedies, rom-com, etc.
Make a list of Oscar movies and watch several
Resume going to the theater
Two to three live theater performances
List major news coverage and events
List YouTube documentaries
List Great Courses – do one course per month on average
When traveling to the US, watch ten movies each trip, including one Bollywood, one Spanish, three to four blockbusters, one classic, one comedy
News
- 1 NYE coverage
- 2 Coverage of Yoon arrest drama
- Coverage of Johnson’s election for Speaker
- 4 Coverage of NYE terror bombings
- 5 Coverage of Trump’s inauguration
- Coverage of Korean Air Crash
- Coverage of Trump’s first 100 days
- CNN/BBC news forecasts for the year
- NN coverage of Trump’s Indictment
- CNN coverage of Carter Funeral
- CNN coverage of President Trump’s first 100 days
- CNN coverage of LA fires
- President Biden’s Farewell Adress
- Senate confirmation hearings
- CNN coverage of Trump’s inaugural address
- News coverage of President Yoon’s trial
- Continuing coverage of Korean Impeachment trials
- Coverage on the DOGE commission and government cutbacks
- Jimmy Kimble
- Stephen Colbert
- The Daily Show
- Rachael Maddow Show coverage of ongoing protests
- The Last Word Show coverage of ongoing protests
- The Break Show coverage of ongoing protests
- The Inside show coverage of on-going protests
- Politics Nation coverage of ongoing protests
- CNN and MSNBC coverage of Signal Gate
- Democracy Now on Elon Musk’s Apartheid Roots
- Coverage of Yoon’s removal from office
- Coverage of Trump’s Liberation Day
- TV Coverage of Korean Election
- Continued coverage of US trade war and possible recession
Great Courses -Other online courses
- Great Courses and other online courses
- Great Course French Revolution
- French Revolution se
- Mod Pod Mod Pod plus September – November
God Pod
- GOD Pod Yes, You Are In Hell
- God pod “Elon Musk Is A Nazi Nepo Baby” – by Jesus Christ and God
- God Pod ‘ Eggs and up 37 percent and it is only day two of Trump 2.0
- GOD Podcast Pete H Must Resign
- Y Files/Other You Tube Documentaries
- Y Files Martian Mysteries
- Why Files on the End-of-the-World
- You Tube video magnetic pole shifting
- You Tube video magnetic pole shifting
- You Tube video – ancient map of America found
- How to survive an Alien Invasion
- What if Octopuses are aliens
City Nerd documentaries
- City Nerd
- You Tube city Nerd on Houston
- You Tube City Nerd on high-speed trains coming to America?
Sports
- Superbowl
- World Series
January
- Marry You? K Rom-com
- Arthdal Chronicles (K pre-historical fantasy drama) Season One
- Arthdal Chronicles (K pre-historical fantasy drama) Season Two See review
- Check in Hangyang (K rom com)
- Farscape selected episodes seen half earlier on Amazon – hard to navigate the episode list though watching on Kanopy to finish episodes not seen
- Father Brown – will watch more episodes 122 total – too many to watch see review
- Allenoid Part One K Sci-Fi Drama
- Allenoid Part Two K Sci-Fi Drama
- Dog Days K Drama
- Back in Action CIA thriller
- I Feel Pretty US comedy
- Missing Harbin Corbin mini-series
- Run On
February
- February
- Triangle of Sadness German Satire
- Oscars
- Hitman K Drama
- God Pod ‘ Eggs and up 37 percent and it is only day two of Trump 2.0’
- Amazon Bullseye K comedy drama
- Scam K Drama
- Simple History Secret History of North Korea
- Kill Room crime satire – did not finish
- Doubt K Drama Series
- The Boys K Drama /
- When the Phone Rang
- Bogota Lost City K Drama
- Silent Project K Drama
- Fiery Priest K drama seriesLa dolce villa romcom set in Italy B+
- Apple Cider Vinegar – a true story about Belle Gibson case that rocked the international wellness movement in 2017 based on a true story in Australia
- Dr Yohan K Medical Drama
- Policeman’s Lineage K police drama
- Trunk K drama did not finish
- Love in the Big City featuring a woman and her gay best friend K drama – the decent movie actually
March
- Highway Men – about the taking down of Bonnie and Clyde based on the true story.
- Maestro
- Farscape Season 1, 2 and 3
- State of the Union
- Great Course History of the Roman Empire
- Electric State
- Alien Rising
- The last airbender
- Assimilation
- Shirley Temple Returns to Oz
- MY Octous Teacher
- Madness thriller series
April
- Farside Saeason two 2
- Farside Season 3
- Farside Season 4
- When Life Gives You Tangerines (Korean Title: 폭싹 속았수다
Romanized: Pokssak Sokatsuda K Drama series
- Karma: 악연
- You Tube Where to Find Wolves in the US
- You Tube What exinct animals may still be around?
- Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning 2023 Sequel note seen yet
107. NASA Spots Strange Object Circling the Sun
- UFO Report Polish TV series
- Black Mirror New Seasons Uncommon People Episode
- Black Mirror New Seasons Hotel Reverie
May
- VIP K Drama
One art show
One concert
One movie
ON plane – write on line journal on phone
Pick four to six movies
Two Oscar picks
‘The Brutalist’
One more thriller
One more comedy
One Spanish or Bollywood
June
One movie in theather
One or two Wolf trap
One or two movies in theather
One life theather event
One other concert
Two or three trips to Smithsonian including African American and American Indian museum if they remain open while we are there
Trip to Philadeplia NYC Boston?
July
Two movies in theather
Two OSF
On Oregon Cabaret
One Criteron broadway
Two concert at Britt Festival
One to two movies on the plane
Buy day pass
August
Trip to Bay area
Asian Art Museum
Berkeley art Musuem
De Young Musuem
Oakland musuem
SF Moma
September
ON plane – write on line journal on phone
Pick four to six movies
Two Oscar picks
‘The Brutalist’
One more thriller
One more comedy
One Spanish or Bollywood
October
November
One to two movies on the plane
Buy day pass
December
Oscar List
Oscar nominations 2025: The full list of movies, actors and directors
Find all the nominations below:
Best Picture
Bolded watched
A Complete Unknown
I’m Still Here
‘The Brutalist’
Best Director
Sean Baker – Anora
Brady Corbet – The Brutalist
James Mangold – A Complete Unknown
Jacques Audiard – Emilia Pérez
Coralie Fargeat – The Substance
Best Actress in a Leading Role
Cynthia Erivo – Wicked
Karla Sofía Gascón – Emilia Pérez
Mikey Madison – Anora
Demi Moore – The Substance
Fernanda Torres – I’m Still Here
Best Actor in a Leading Role
Adrien Brody – The Brutalist
Timothée Chalamet – A Complete Unknown
Colman Domingo – Sing Sing
Ralph Fiennes – Conclave
Sebastian Stan – The Apprentice
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Monica Barbaro – A Complete Unknown
Ariana Grande – Wicked
Felicity Jones – The Brutalist
Isabella Rossellini – Conclave
Zoe Saldaña – Emilia Pérez
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Yura Borisov – Anora
Kieran Culkin – A Real Pain
Edward Norton – A Complete Uknown
Guy Pearce – The Brutalist
Jeremy Strong – The Apprentice
Best Writing (Original Screenplay)
Anora
The Brutalist
A Real Pain
September 5
The Substance
Best Writing (Adapted Screenplay)
A Complete Unknown
Conclave
Emilia Pérez
Nickel Boys
Sing Sing
Best International Feature Film
I’m Still Here
The Seed of the Sacred Fig
Flow
Best Animated Feature Film
Flow
Memoir of a Snail
Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl
Best Documentary Feature
Black Box Diaries
No Other Land
Porcelain War
Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat
Sugarcane
Best Film Editing
Anora
The Brutalist
Conclave
Emilia Pérez
Wicked
Best Cinematography
The Brutalist
Dune: Part 2
Emilia Pérez
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Best Music (Original Score)
The Brutalist
Conclave
Emilia Pérez
Wicked
The Wild Robot
Best Music (Original Song)
“El Mal” – Emilia Pérez
“The Journey” – The Six Triple Eight
“Like a Bird” – Sing Sing
“Mi Camino” – Emilia Pérez
“Never Too Late” – Elton John: Never Too Late
Best Sound
A Complete Unknown
Dune: Part 2
Emilia Pérez
Wicked
The Wild Robot
Best Visual Effects
Dune: Part 2
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
Wicked
Best Production Design
The Brutalist
Conclave
Dune: Part 2
Nosferatu
Wicked
‘Conclave’ has received eight Oscar nominations (Philippe Antonello/Focus Features)
Best Costume Design
A Complete Unknown
Conclave
Nosferatu
Wicked
Best Makeup and Hairstyling
Emilia Pérez
Nosferatu
The Substance
Wicked
Best Animated Short Film
Beautiful Men
In the Shadow of the Cypress
Magic Candies
Wander to Wonder
Yuck!
Best Live Action Short Film
A Lien
Anuja
I’m Not a Robot
The Last Ranger
The Man Who Would Not Remain Silent
Documentary Short Film
Death by Numbers
I Am Ready, Warden
Incident
Instruments of a Beating Heart
The Only Girl in the Orchestra
The Oscars at Our House 2025
Has Hollywood lost its way?
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Note: Roy is my college housemate. He has been writing an annual list of his Oscar recommendations for over 20 years. I respect his writing and his recommendations. This is the third year I have reposted it.
You can find his work on substack.
the 2024 Oscars According to Roy Dufrain
Once again, Mrs D and I have endeavored to see as many Best Picture nominees as possible, given availability and other constraints. We’ve been doing this now for over 20 years. When we started there were still only five nominees. Since 2009, it’s been ten, and this year we saw eight, and I’ll say again, the Academy never should’ve increased the limit. Not just because it’s hard for fans to see them all, but because some of these movies are simply not worthy of the honor. Especially this year!
Still, it’s Oscar time and it’s a tradition here! Pick your favorites, put on your tuxedoes and sparkly gowns (or in our case, your comfiest PJs), kick back with some soda and butter-soaked popcorn, wow or hiss the latest red carpet fashions, jeer or cheer the awkward, fawning interviews, predict the winners, pat yourself on the back when you’re right and blame woke Hollywood when you’re wrong!
Anyway, for what it’s worth, here’s what I thought…
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Anora – A tale of stupid people doing terrible things stupidly. A whole lot of yelling and screwing failed to make this movie interesting. The nearly feral, selfish youth, the servile, bickering and bumbling Armenians, the contemptible ultra-rich Russians, the ‘dancer’ who accepts payment for sex but insists she’s not a hooker. The constant f-bombs. It all seemed over the top—grasping for gritty realism but approaching absurdity. So what.
The Brutalist – A worthy subject, an intriguing and complicated lead character masterfully brought to life by a supremely talented star, an epic arc of struggle and redemption, a span of decades and locations wonderfully rendered visually and in historical references. And yet, I fell asleep. Had to finish the movie the next day. It’s brutally long and slow. Three and a half hours! Couldn’t trim even a half hour out of that? Come on.
A Complete Unknown – Mrs D and I agreed this was easily and by far the best picture of the nominees we saw. I’m not sure it will stand the test of time as a ‘great’ movie, but it was full of great acting. Timothée Chalamet should win best actor for his amazing and mesmerizing recreation of Dylan’s musical performance and presence. Co-stars Monica Barbaro and Edward Norton should win their categories for the same reasons. The evocation of the time period through set design and other techniques was immersive and entertaining. Of the best-pic noms we’ve seen, this is the only one I’m sure I will watch again.
Conclave – I really liked this movie at first. It seemed like a taut, understated political intrigue, with a behind-the-scenes glimpse of a hidden world—the election of a new pope. But I felt let down by the wild twist at the end. Not being a fan of the Catholic Church, I kind of enjoyed the irony of it, but I found the details strained credibility as presented. By chance I had just read an article about the many possible combinations of chromosomes that occur naturally in humans. So I didn’t doubt that, but it seemed so unlikely the person in question would have ever risen to a high position in the Catholic Church, or that any real circumstance could have resulted in the ending of this film. I just didn’t buy it.
Dune Part Two – I read the book so many years ago that I remembered nothing of it. We saw Part One last year and were a bit lost throughout. So, we watched a couple YouTube summary videos, but then we still watched Part One before pushing play on Part Two. We both thought the investment of time paid off. It helped us sink into the films, with their long list of characters and multiple story threads. I’d rank this as the second best of the nominees. Stunning visuals and the kind of classic, epic storytelling that reminds me of Tolkien or Star Wars.
Emilia Pérez – Lots of negative talk about the star of this one—whatever. I’d like to see it, but I don’t have Netflix right now and my wallet is already suffering from subscription fatigue.
I’m Still Here – The trailer for this one looks really interesting, but the film has not been released for streaming as of this date.
Nickel Boys – I’m not sure if the sheer volume of artsy techniques and effects (or affects?) were always in service of the storytelling in this film. It felt overwrought. All the weird shot angles, the square formatting, the ringing headache soundtrack, the time jumping and the gimmicky point of view thing, especially those back of head shots—I found it interesting but distracting, and wondered if anyone in Hollywood can just tell a story anymore.
The Substance – I’m honestly not sure if it’s a comedy gone wrong or a drama gone wrong, but boy did it suck! If it had a point it was made in the first ten minutes and then beat to death for two more hours, and in the most gruesome fashion imaginable. Jesus, how is this nominated for anything?! How did it even get made?! It’s a perfect example of why many people say Hollywood has lost the ability to make great movies.
Wicked – Loved the book! Never saw the play. The movie did not capture the wonder and delight I remember feeling at the ingenuity and thoughtfulness of the book. The set design and effects were impressive, the vocal talent at times astounding. But I couldn’t help feeling like I was watching a bad episode of Glee with all the cliché mean girl vs. Cinderella stuff. Also, a musical ought to leave you humming or singing a chorus or two on your way out the door. Think: If I Were a Rich Man, Papa Can You Hear Me, I Feel Pretty, Don’t Rain on My Parade, on and on. Wicked is more like sung dialogue but not one catchy, hummable tune. Meh.
Honorable Shoutout
A Real Pain – Should have been nominated. Thoughtful and thought provoking, just funny enough to lighten the weight of the relationships on view, among the characters themselves but also between the characters and the history they are interfacing with. And extremely well played by both Jesse Eisenberg and Macaulay Culkin, making these characters feel real and their oddball behavior believable.
Something to Think About
After the news of the great Gene Hackman’s death, Roy Sr, Mrs D and I all watched Unforgiven the other night, and enjoyed it immensely even though we’ve all seen it more than twice. Everything a Best Picture winner ought to be and then some. Not one of the 2024 movies even comes close.
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2024
The List
Numerical List
1. Confession K Drama A- 2. Love In The Villa A 3. Love At First Sight A 4. Collectors K Drama B 5. The Spy Gone North B K Drama 6. Goodbye Mr. Black K Drama Did Not Finish 7. My Demon Love K Drama Did Not Finish 8. My Annoying Brother K Drama B 9. Me And Me K Drama B 10. Bodies British Sci-Fi B 11. October Faction Vampire series 12. Katyal Sci-Fi series 13. Glass Onion Knives Out B 14. Obliteration US Series C Did Not Finish 15. Squid Game Season International Did Not Finish 16. Squid Game Season Two Korean Series Finished 17. Fair Play B-1 Is A Bit Too Violent And Dark 18. In The Cold Netflix Series B 19. Leave The World Behind Lots Of Stars But A Meh 20. Gyesang Creature K Drama Part One 21. Gyesang Creature K Drama Part Two B 22. Manifest Season Four -Finished Series 23. Stray UK Drama B 24. Wednesday B 25. Pretty Woman Classic Richard Gere/Julia Roberts A 26. Somebody K Drama B 27. Superbowl 28. The Devil Plan Was Too Complicated To Follow K Drama 29. Night Agent A 30. VIP K Drama B 31. Destined With You K Drama 32. My Annoying Brother K Drama B 33. Spy Gone North Did Not Finish K Drama 34. Catering Christmas Gala B 35. Watcher B 36. Millionaire First Love K Drama A 37. Lift Heist Movie American Meh 38. Hyenna K Legal Drama A 39. Badlands Hunters K Drama Post-Apocalypse Drama A 40. Captivating The King K Historical Drama A 41. Doctor Slump K Drama B 42. The Trip Norwegian Dark Drama B 43. Taken K Drama Movie B 44. The Swindler K Drama Movie A 45. Everything Happens Everywhere At Once Hoopla A Best Picture 2023 46. A Transformers Compang TV B 47. Golden Holliday K Movie Compang TV B 48. Peacekeeper B 49. Knock On The Cabin B 50. Oppenheimer – Documentary – Not The Movie 51. Don’t Buy The Seller K Drama B 52. Tourist Love Affair Cute But Predictable Filmed In Vietnam B 53. The Dude In Me K Drama Is Cute A 54. Black Phone B 55. Rebel Moon US Film Part One 56. Rebel Moon US Film Part Two 57. Silent Sea K Sci-Fi Series 58. The Order US Werewolf/Vampire Occult Thriller Series 59. Warrior Nuns 60. Single In Seoul K Movie B 61. Secret Obsession American Movie B 62. Age Of Adeline A 63. In From The Cold C 64. Trip B 65. Try To Kill Me I Dare You Polish Movie B 66. Lee Kiwon K Movie About NK Refugees In Belgium 67. Chronicle Sci-Fi Meh C 68. Young Police K Drama B 69. Sweat And Sour K Drama B 70. Happiness For Beginners US Drama B 71. Catering Christmas US Drama B 72. The Gentlemen British TV Crime Series 73. Killer Paradox K Crime Drama 74. Queen Of Tears K Rom-Com Tbc 75. Keeping Up With The Jones American Spy Comedy B 76. Little Woman British Is Based On The Classic Novel I Just Finished Reading 77. Damsel American 78. Secret Obsession US Film 79. In The Shadow Of The Moon 80. Tourist Guide To Love B+ 81. Art Of Love – Did Not Finish 82. Three-Body Problem A Chinese Sci-Fi 83. Paradise K Drama 84. Awake US 85. You Netflix Series B 86. Night Teeth US 87. Physical Season One K Reality TV Show 88. Physical Second Season K Reality TV Show 89. Parasite The Grey Korean Version Of Body Snatchers 90. The Signal German Sci-Fi B 91. Dark German Sci-Fi A 92. Chicken Nugget Silly K Drama Did Not Finish 93. Oppenheimer A Oscar Winner 2024 94. Lady Chatterley’s Lover TBC 95. Ripley A 96. Last Days Of Earth K SF Drama – Did Not Finish 97. No Hard Feelings US Romcom B 98. Brazen B 99. Brigands K Drama C Did Not Finish 100. Lost Phone K Crime Thriller Repeated B 101. Downsizing B+ 102. The Day I Died Undisclosed Case K Drama B 103. Unfrosted K Drama Bit Disappointing 104. Frankly Speaking K Drama B 105. A Werewolf Boy K Drama Remake Of A French Movie B 106. A Typical Family K Drama About A Scheming Family B 107. Tidal Wave – Did Not Finish 108. 12 12 – Day B D Drama About Chun Dohan’s Rise To Power – Which I Lived Through In 1979. 109. Mother Of The Bride B 110. Bring Me Home K Drama About Child Abuse B 111. Tutor K Drama B 112. Big Fat Greek Wedding Part 1 Seen Years Ago 113. Big Fat Greek Wedding Part Part 2 Seen Years Ago 114. Big Fat Greek Wedding, Part 3 115. In The Depth Of The Ocean US Drama 116. Mr. Zoo K Drama B 117. 88 Minutes US Drama 118. Artificial City B 119. Keys To The Heart K Drama A 120. Hit And Run Squad K Drama 121. Love Struck In The City K Drama Did Not Finish 122. Don’t Steel The Foggy Mountain Treasure B-1 123. Sweet And Sour K Drama B 124. Hustle US Drama 125. Daily Dose Of Sunshine K Drama Series
On Plane To US
126. Aquarman And The Lost Kingdom 127. King Kong V Godzilla 128. The Killing Of Flower Moon 129. Barbie
Oregon
130. Atlas
131. Atypical Family Swedish Drama 132. War Of The Worlds Extinction Fubar 133. Adams Family Re-Run On Pluto TV 134. Beverley Hillbillies Re-Run On Pluto TV 135. Military Prosecutor Doberman K Drama Featuring A Really Bad Ass Female Lead 136. Fall Out Amazon 137. Andromeda Free TV 138. Hierarchy K Drama Rich Teenagers Plotting 139. Hit Man 140. Flower Of Evil K Drama 141. Reflection Of You K Drama 142. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams Real Life (Amazon List Each Episode) Real Life 143. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams Real Life (Amazon List Each Episode) Autofa 144. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams Real Life (Amazon List Each Episode) This Is Human 145. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams Real Life (Amazon List Each Episode) 146. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams Crazy Diamond 147. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams The Hood Maker 148. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams Father Thing 149. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams The Impossible Planet 150. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams The Commuter 151. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams Kills All Others 152. Miss Night And Day K Drama Comedy 153. Republican Convention 154. Biden-Trump Debate 155. Far Scape US Sci-Fi Classic Amazon 156. Universe Spider Woman Drama B 157. Love Next Door K Drama 158. Romance In The House K Drama 159. DNC 160. Union American Spy Movie – Not Bad 161. All Good Things Based On True Crime Stories Not Bad 162. Frogs K Murder Mystery Series 163. Dune Earlier Version 164. Coming Blackout Right-Wing Paranoia Docudrama Commercial Youtube 165. The Deliverance – Too Scary 166. Discovery Of Witches 167. Wolverine And Dead Pool Medford Cinemax 168. Jane Eyre OSF 169. The Silurian Hypothesis Youtube Documentary 170. Harris Trump Debate 171. Perfect Couple US Murder Mystery Series 172. Green Tea Extra YouTube Documentary 173. Why Is Marijuana Illegal YouTube Documentary 174. Discovery Of Witches Vampire Witches US Series 175. Spaccell British Black Sci-Fi Series 176. 25 23 K Drama Did Not Finish 177. Influencer Challenge K Reality TV 178. Culinary Class War K Reality TV 179. Spencer Confidential US Crime Comedy 180. The Signal K Crime Series 181. What Are Some Surprises Being Found On Jupiter YouTube Short 182. Bad Boys Ride For Life Or Die 183. Kamala Harris On Steven Colbert 184. Tim Walz On Steven Colbert 185. Tim Walz On Jimmy Kimble 186. Virtuous Business K Drama 187. Outer Banks Season 3 188. Backstreet Rookie K Drama Series 189. Run-On K Drama Series 190. Letter From God God Pod -We Want The Black President 191. Where NASA Believes Extraterrestrial Life Is Found In The Outer Solar System 192. Family Pack YouTube Movie 193. The Host YouTube Movie 194. War Of The World BBC Series New To Me 195. Don’t Move 196. World Series 2024 197. Beverly Hills Cops Alert 198. Logan Lucky 199. Look Both Ways 200. Tarot 201. Spaccell Uk Sci-Fi Series 202. The Whirlwind K Drama 203. Killing Eve 204. Spenser 205. 365 Days 206. Time Cut Sci-fi 207. The Gray Man James Bond Wanna Be Movie 208. The Influencers K Reality 209. Pixels 210. Election Coverage 211. Ten Trendy US Cities -Citynerd Youtube 212. Find Me Falling US Romcom Set In Cyprus 213. The Frog K Drama 214. Vagabond K Drama 215. The Little Things 216. American Assasin 217. Frankly Speaking K Drama 218. Letter From God What Happened? 219. Mechanic 220. Misfits 221. Wicked In Medford Theater 222. Why Files Adam And Eve Story Youtube Documentary 223. Just Go For It Did Not Finish 224. Mr. Plankton K Drama 225. Dangerous Lies Did Not Finish 226. Wild Wild West Documentary About The Ranesh Case 227. White Sky Forgettable Zombie Movie Tubi 228. Last Seen Alive Thriller 2024 Thriller 229. Predestination Time Travel Thriller 230. Arkansas Noir Thriller 231. Top Ten Countries Americans Are Not Welcomed 232. Great Courses History Of Roman Empire – Goal One Course Per Month 233. A Simple Favor Is A Good Thriller 234. When The Phone Rings K Drama 235. Your Lucky Day Is An Intense Crime Drama 236. Father Figures Good Comedy 237. Afraid Chilling Movie About The Future Of AI
Father Brown – see separate listing for synopsis and my commentary
238. Father Brown BBC Series The Hammer Of God 239. Father Brown BBC Series The Ghost In The Machine 240. Father Brown BBC Series The Madness Of All 241. Father Brown The Pride Of The Pryde 242. Father Brown The Shadow Of The Scaffold
On Plane 243. Blink Twice B 244. Dune B 245. Ghostbusters B 246. Beetlejuice B 247. Fly Me To Moon B 248. The Strangers C
Back In Korea
249. Run On K Drama Series 250. Captivating King K Drama Series 251. Chief Of Staff K Drama Series 252. The Visitor Hoopla 253. What If Return Of The Ice Age You Tube Short Documentary 254. Tenet SCIFi Netflix B 255. Fall Guy Netflix B 256. Trunk K Drama Series 257. Reptile US Crime Drama 258. Beef Asian Immigrants In LA 259. Silente Sea K Sci-Fi Series 260. The Last Lovecraft Relic Of Cthulu Hoopla 261. The History Of The Roman Empire Great Course Course 262. Carry On US Movie 263. It’s What Inside Did Not Finish 264. Bringing Back Extinct Animals Short YouTube Documentary 265. Slyth Thai Sci-Fi Did Not Finish It – I Understood Some Of The Dialogue But Not Much C 266. Count Down To Jerusalem Movie C 267. Pilot K Comedy B Movie 268. Check-In Hanyang K Drama 269. The Hunt Did Not Finish US Drama 270. Trouble Swedish Drama C 271. Robert Reich’s Ten Economic Myths Debunked 272. Squid Game 2 B 273. Squid Game International Game C 274. NYE coverage 275. Yoon Impeachment news coverage 276. NYE terror attack coverage 277. CNN Best and Worst of the Year 278. BBC end of the Year Coverage
Oscar Winners
Bold – Seen
Last Year Everything All At Once
BEST PICTURE American Fiction BEST DIRECTOR Jonathan Glazer, The Zone Of Interest BEST ACTRESS Annette Bening, Nyad BEST ACTOR Bradley Cooper, Maestro
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Emily Blunt, Oppenheimer BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Sterling K. Brown, American Fiction BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY Justine Triet And Arthur Harari, Anatomy Of A Fall BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY Cord Jefferson, American Fiction BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE Io Capitano, Italy BEST ANIMATED FEATURE The Boy And The Heron BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE Bobi Wine: The People’s President BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY El Conde BEST EDITING Anatomy Of A Fall BEST COSTUME DESIGN Barbie BEST HAIR AND MAKEUP Golda BEST SOUND The Creator BEST VISUAL EFFECTS The Creator BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN Barbie BEST ORIGINAL SONG “What Was I Made For?”, Billie Eilish And Finneas, Barbie BEST ORIGINAL SCORE American Fiction BEST LIVE-ACTION SHORT The After BEST ANIMATED SHORT Letter To A Pig BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT The ABCs Of Book Banning
The 2024 Oscars According to Roy Dufrain THE OSCARS AT OUR HOUSE. For more than twenty years now, Mrs D and I have made it an annual quest to see all of the Best Picture nominees before the Oscars telecast. This year we saw 9.5 of the 10 movies nominated.
It started in 2000, when there were only five nominees (instead of up to 10 like now) and we usually had to see them in a theater, because they weren’t available to rent on VHS yet. (Yes, I said VHS). And we’ve done it every year since, except for 2019 which was interrupted by Mrs D’s infamous extended hospital stay. We have even ventured to other cities to see movies that weren’t playing at the one theater in our little town. I remember seeing Chocolat in Ukiah and more recently The Revenant in Rohnert Park. But now we can usually stream everything, and this year the whole project ran us around a hundred bucks in streaming rentals and purchases on top of our existing subscriptions to Amazon, etc.
Several years ago I started writing about our tradition on Facebook. Now the writeup itself has become part of the deal. As I’ve said before, I’m no film student, nor expert critic. Just a regular dude who loves movies. Snap reviews and top picks below.
American Fiction –
Bold, wryly funny, contrarian, with the ring of truth. Brilliantly calls out the publishing industry, where retread tropes seem to trump story, art and insight, particularly when it comes to depictions of Black characters and writers. And I feel like there’s an even larger truth here about the way culture is degraded in general through over-commercialization.
Anatomy of a Fall –
A French film that moves carefully, piece by piece, and manages to be slow and taut at the same time. I found the characters to be inscrutable. I feel like I need to watch again just to see if maybe this time I would fully understand these people. It left me with a suspicion that perhaps all the story’s secrets have still not been revealed, that the resolution we see on the screen is still not the truth of these characters. And, in this case, that ambiguity is a good thing.
Barbie —
Cleverly funny in spots, but also unsubtly preachy in spots, an issue I’ve had with director Greta Gerwig before. But Margot Robbie was perfect and the movie is visually stunning in all its pinkish glory and devoted detail. Still, I think this movie appears in the Best Picture category more on the strength of its perceived politics than its success as an artistic endeavor.
The Holdovers —
A darkly funny, entertaining, and deeply reflective odd couple sort of story that’s enjoyable to watch. Maybe a little out of its league in the Best Picture category, but elevated to a higher status by Paul Giamatti’s performance, which is irresistibly engaging as always. Well worth a second watch. Killers of the Flower Moon — Having read the book, I felt the impact of the true part of this story was diminished by the fictionalized part of the movie. Reading the book I was deeply struck by the callous indifference shown toward the humanity of the Osage Indians. It resonated like an echo of Shindler’s List, underlining the incredible and frightening capacity of humans to rationalize literally any behavior in their fear or greed. But the movie revolves around Ernest Burkhardt (Leonardo DiCaprio) and depicts a somewhat tried and true arc of romantic tragedy, a weak-minded man caught up in the schemes of others, pulled along by greed and the need for approval, until he is in the process of killing the only real love he’s ever known. As is often the case, the truth was more complex. And more disturbing.
Maestro –
I usually make a conscious effort to limit my preconceptions of these movies. I don’t read reviews or watch trailers. But it’s hard to avoid a relentless ad campaign like the one mounted for Maestro. I’d seen the rousing TV spots touting the performances and the early awards. But I found the movie depressing, its characterization of Bernstein disappointing and unlikeable. But yes, Bradley Cooper and Carey Mulligan were both outstanding.
Comment: on my list to watch as I am a big Bernstein fan – one of the best classical composers of the 20th century in my opinion.
Oppenheimer –
Not what I would call a pleasant watch, at times slow and ponderous, even confusing with some of the time jumps. But the acting was so engrossing, immersive, mesmerizing even. Cillian Murphy in the title role was riveting. Robert Downey Jr simply disappeared into the role of Lewis Strauss. Emily Blunt was also captivating as Kitty Oppenheimer. The effects director Christopher Nolan used to heighten the sense of Oppenheimer’s interiority were brilliant and effective.
For example when Oppenheimer steps on a charred corpse that only exists in his tortured, guilty mind. But the lasting impact of this film is the way it echoes in the mind afterward—how sad and terrible and absurd it is that we reckless humans have attained the power to destroy the world. It will probably win Best Picture. And it probably should.
Comment: Also on my must see list
Past Lives –
Eventually, someone had to do a movie like this — an old romance is rekindled through the internet and complications ensue. In this particular case the past romance is an adolescent crush, cut short by one family’s immigration, and later complicated not just by the years, but also by geographic and cultural distance. This one stayed with me, kept me thinking for days afterward about its larger implications regarding fate, destiny, acceptance, grief and closure. Well worth more than one watch.
Poor Things –
Half of this movie was twice as much as I needed. We actually turned it off, extremely rare for us during Oscar season. What we saw played like a terrible excuse for some creepy, gratuitous soft porn. All the weirdness of the sets, costumes, cinematography and makeup felt like a desperate attempt at artistic status. If someone out there actually saw some redeeming value in this thing, feel free to explain in the comments section what I am missing.
The Zone of Interest –
This one’s all in German, with subtitles. But the dialog is sparse and the film’s biggest strength is in the fascinating dichotomy presented in its basic premise. It gives us a window into the surprisingly mundane personal lives of a “normal” family literally in the shadow of Auschwitz during the Holocaust. The sense of cognitive dissonance is alarming.
Honorable Mention
– I don’t usually do this, but I wanted to mention one film that was not even nominated for Best Picture but, in my opinion, should have been. Nyad has wonderful, engaging performances by Annette Bening and Jodie Foster, and it’s a suspenseful, satisfying, story of friendship, determination, human spirit, and triumph over the longest odds.
Finally, here are my choices for the top awards.
Don’t worry, the Academy almost always disagrees.
Actor in a Leading Role: Cillian Murphy, Oppenheimer Winner Actor in a Supporting Role: Robert Downey Jr, Oppenheimer Winner Actress in a Leading Role: Annette Bening, Nyad Actress in a Supporting Role: Emily Blunt, Oppenheimer Best Picture: Oppenheimer Winner Soon it’s time to pop the popcorn, get cozy on the couch, badmouth the fashion and root for your favorites. Happy Oscars folks.
here’s the winners The 96th Academy Awards, held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood on March 10, 2024, celebrated outstanding movies released in 2023. Here are some of the notable winners:
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279. Confession K Drama A- 280. Love In The Villa A 281. Love At First Sight A 282. Collectors K Drama B 283. The Spy Gone North B K Drama 284. Goodbye Mr. Black K Drama Did Not Finish 285. My Demon Love K Drama Did Not Finish 286. My Annoying Brother K Drama B 287. Me And Me K Drama B 288. Bodies British Sci-Fi B 289. October Faction Vampire series 290. Katyal Sci-Fi series 291. Glass Onion Knives Out B 292. Obliteration US Series C Did Not Finish 293. Squid Game Season International Did Not Finish 294. Squid Game Season Two Korean Series Finished 295. Fair Play B-1 Is A Bit Too Violent And Dark 296. In The Cold Netflix Series B 297. Leave The World Behind Lots Of Stars But A Meh 298. Gyesang Creature K Drama Part One 299. Gyesang Creature K Drama Part Two B 300. Manifest Season Four -Finished Series 301. Stray UK Drama B 302. Wednesday B 303. Pretty Woman Classic Richard Gere/Julia Roberts A 304. Somebody K Drama B 305. Superbowl 306. The Devil Plan Was Too Complicated To Follow K Drama 307. Night Agent A 308. VIP K Drama B 309. Destined With You K Drama 310. My Annoying Brother K Drama B 311. Spy Gone North Did Not Finish K Drama 312. Catering Christmas Gala B 313. Watcher B 314. Millionaire First Love K Drama A 315. Lift Heist Movie American Meh 316. Hyenna K Legal Drama A 317. Badlands Hunters K Drama Post-Apocalypse Drama A 318. Captivating The King K Historical Drama A 319. Doctor Slump K Drama B 320. The Trip Norwegian Dark Drama B 321. Taken K Drama Movie B 322. The Swindler K Drama Movie A 323. Everything Happens Everywhere At Once Hoopla A Best Picture 2023 324. A Transformers Compang TV B 325. Golden Holliday K Movie Compang TV B 326. Peacekeeper B 327. Knock On The Cabin B 328. Oppenheimer – Documentary – Not The Movie 329. Don’t Buy The Seller K Drama B 330. Tourist Love Affair Cute But Predictable Filmed In Vietnam B 331. The Dude In Me K Drama Is Cute A 332. Black Phone B 333. Rebel Moon US Film Part One 334. Rebel Moon US Film Part Two 335. Silent Sea K Sci-Fi Series 336. The Order US Werewolf/Vampire Occult Thriller Series 337. Warrior Nuns 338. Single In Seoul K Movie B 339. Secret Obsession American Movie B 340. Age Of Adeline A 341. In From The Cold C 342. Trip B 343. Try To Kill Me I Dare You Polish Movie B 344. Lee Kiwon K Movie About NK Refugees In Belgium 345. Chronicle Sci-Fi Meh C 346. Young Police K Drama B 347. Sweat And Sour K Drama B 348. Happiness For Beginners US Drama B 349. Catering Christmas US Drama B 350. The Gentlemen British TV Crime Series 351. Killer Paradox K Crime Drama 352. Queen Of Tears K Rom-Com Tbc 353. Keeping Up With The Jones American Spy Comedy B 354. Little Woman British Is Based On The Classic Novel I Just Finished Reading 355. Damsel American 356. Secret Obsession US Film 357. In The Shadow Of The Moon 358. Tourist Guide To Love B+ 359. Art Of Love – Did Not Finish 360. Three-Body Problem A Chinese Sci-Fi 361. Paradise K Drama 362. Awake US 363. You Netflix Series B 364. Night Teeth US 365. Physical Season One K Reality TV Show 366. Physical Second Season K Reality TV Show 367. Parasite The Grey Korean Version Of Body Snatchers 368. The Signal German Sci-Fi B 369. Dark German Sci-Fi A 370. Chicken Nugget Silly K Drama Did Not Finish 371. Oppenheimer A Oscar Winner 2024 372. Lady Chatterley’s Lover TBC 373. Ripley A 374. Last Days Of Earth K SF Drama – Did Not Finish 375. No Hard Feelings US Romcom B 376. Brazen B 377. Brigands K Drama C Did Not Finish 378. Lost Phone K Crime Thriller Repeated B 379. Downsizing B+ 380. The Day I Died Undisclosed Case K Drama B 381. Unfrosted K Drama Bit Disappointing 382. Frankly Speaking K Drama B 383. A Werewolf Boy K Drama Remake Of A French Movie B 384. A Typical Family K Drama About A Scheming Family B 385. Tidal Wave – Did Not Finish 386. 12 12 – Day B D Drama About Chun Dohan’s Rise To Power – Which I Lived Through In 1979. 387. Mother Of The Bride B 388. Bring Me Home K Drama About Child Abuse B 389. Tutor K Drama B 390. Big Fat Greek Wedding Part 1 Seen Years Ago 391. Big Fat Greek Wedding Part Part 2 Seen Years Ago 392. Big Fat Greek Wedding, Part 3 393. In The Depth Of The Ocean US Drama 394. Mr. Zoo K Drama B 395. 88 Minutes US Drama 396. Artificial City B 397. Keys To The Heart K Drama A 398. Hit And Run Squad K Drama 399. Love Struck In The City K Drama Did Not Finish 400. Don’t Steel The Foggy Mountain Treasure B-1 401. Sweet And Sour K Drama B 402. Hustle US Drama 403. Daily Dose Of Sunshine K Drama Series
On Plane To US
404. Aquarman And The Lost Kingdom 405. King Kong V Godzilla 406. The Killing Of Flower Moon 407. Barbie
Oregon
408. Atlas
409. Atypical Family Swedish Drama 410. War Of The Worlds Extinction Fubar 411. Adams Family Re-Run On Pluto TV 412. Beverley Hillbillies Re-Run On Pluto TV 413. Military Prosecutor Doberman K Drama Featuring A Really Bad Ass Female Lead 414. Fall Out Amazon 415. Andromeda Free TV 416. Hierarchy K Drama Rich Teenagers Plotting 417. Hit Man 418. Flower Of Evil K Drama 419. Reflection Of You K Drama 420. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams Real Life (Amazon List Each Episode) Real Life 421. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams Real Life (Amazon List Each Episode) Autofa 422. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams Real Life (Amazon List Each Episode) This Is Human 423. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams Real Life (Amazon List Each Episode) 424. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams Crazy Diamond 425. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams The Hood Maker 426. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams Father Thing 427. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams The Impossible Planet 428. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams The Commuter 429. Philip K Dick Electric Dreams Kills All Others 430. Miss Night And Day K Drama Comedy 431. Republican Convention 432. Biden-Trump Debate 433. Far Scape US Sci-Fi Classic Amazon 434. Universe Spider Woman Drama B 435. Love Next Door K Drama 436. Romance In The House K Drama 437. DNC 438. Union American Spy Movie – Not Bad 439. All Good Things Based On True Crime Stories Not Bad 440. Frogs K Murder Mystery Series 441. Dune Earlier Version 442. Coming Blackout Right-Wing Paranoia Docudrama Commercial Youtube 443. The Deliverance – Too Scary 444. Discovery Of Witches 445. Wolverine And Dead Pool Medford Cinemax 446. Jane Eyre OSF 447. The Silurian Hypothesis Youtube Documentary 448. Harris Trump Debate 449. Perfect Couple US Murder Mystery Series 450. Green Tea Extra YouTube Documentary 451. Why Is Marijuana Illegal YouTube Documentary 452. Discovery Of Witches Vampire Witches US Series 453. Spaccell British Black Sci-Fi Series 454. 25 23 K Drama Did Not Finish 455. Influencer Challenge K Reality TV 456. Culinary Class War K Reality TV 457. Spencer Confidential US Crime Comedy 458. The Signal K Crime Series 459. What Are Some Surprises Being Found On Jupiter YouTube Short 460. Bad Boys Ride For Life Or Die 461. Kamala Harris On Steven Colbert 462. Tim Walz On Steven Colbert 463. Tim Walz On Jimmy Kimble 464. Virtuous Business K Drama 465. Outer Banks Season 3 466. Backstreet Rookie K Drama Series 467. Run-On K Drama Series 468. Letter From God God Pod -We Want The Black President 469. Where NASA Believes Extraterrestrial Life Is Found In The Outer Solar System 470. Family Pack YouTube Movie 471. The Host YouTube Movie 472. War Of The World BBC Series New To Me 473. Don’t Move 474. World Series 2024 475. Beverly Hills Cops Alert 476. Logan Lucky 477. Look Both Ways 478. Tarot 479. Spaccell Uk Sci-Fi Series 480. The Whirlwind K Drama 481. Killing Eve 482. Spenser 483. 365 Days 484. Time Cut Sci-fi 485. The Gray Man James Bond Wanna Be Movie 486. The Influencers K Reality 487. Pixels 488. Election Coverage 489. Ten Trendy US Cities -Citynerd Youtube 490. Find Me Falling US Romcom Set In Cyprus 491. The Frog K Drama 492. Vagabond K Drama 493. The Little Things 494. American Assasin 495. Frankly Speaking K Drama 496. Letter From God What Happened? 497. Mechanic 498. Misfits 499. Wicked In Medford Theater 500. Why Files Adam And Eve Story Youtube Documentary 501. Just Go For It Did Not Finish 502. Mr. Plankton K Drama 503. Dangerous Lies Did Not Finish 504. Wild Wild West Documentary About The Ranesh Case 505. White Sky Forgettable Zombie Movie Tubi 506. Last Seen Alive Thriller 2024 Thriller 507. Predestination Time Travel Thriller 508. Arkansas Noir Thriller 509. Top Ten Countries Americans Are Not Welcomed 510. Great Courses History Of Roman Empire – Goal One Course Per Month 511. A Simple Favor Is A Good Thriller 512. When The Phone Rings K Drama 513. Your Lucky Day Is An Intense Crime Drama 514. Father Figures Good Comedy 515. Afraid Chilling Movie About The Future Of AI
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516. Father Brown BBC Series The Hammer Of God 517. Father Brown BBC Series The Ghost In The Machine 518. Father Brown BBC Series The Madness Of All 519. Father Brown The Pride Of The Pryde 520. Father Brown The Shadow Of The Scaffold
On Plane 521. Blink Twice B 522. Dune B 523. Ghostbusters B 524. Beetlejuice B 525. Fly Me To Moon B 526. The Strangers C
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BEST PICTURE American Fiction BEST DIRECTOR Jonathan Glazer, The Zone Of Interest BEST ACTRESS Annette Bening, Nyad BEST ACTOR Bradley Cooper, Maestro
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Bold Seen it
- Logan (2017)
- High Life (2019)
97 Village of the Damned (1960
- Westworld (1973)
- Évolution (2015)
- Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1982
95 Mad Max Thunderdome
- Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
94 Clockwork Orange (1971)
- WarGames (1983)
- Sleeper (1973)
- 2046 (2005) Hong Kong Film
- Spontaneous (2020)
- I’m Your Man (2021) Sci-Fi Rom-com
88 Ex Machina (2015)
- The War of the Worlds (1953) and re-makes
- Avengers: Endgame (2019)and the rest of the franchise
- Godzilla (2004) and the rest of the franchise Japanese
- Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014) and the rest of the franchise
#79. Planet of the Apes (1968)
- War for the Planet of the Apes (2017) whole franchise 9 movies
- Iron Man (2008) and sequels
- Jodorowsky’s Dune (2014)
- Annihilation (2018)
- The Fly (1986)
- Time Bandits (1981) Cult classic comedy by Month Python crew
- Under the Skin (2014)
- Minority Report (2002)
- The Endless (2018)
- The Survivalist (2017)
- Ad Astra (2019)
- The Mitchells vs. The Machines (2021)
- Melancholia (2011)
- The Martian (2015)
- Labyrinth of Cinema (2021) Japanese
- Paprika (2007) Hong Kong
- District 9 (2009) re-make coming soon
62 The World’s End (2013) part of Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy.
- Battle Royale (2012) Japanese
- Upstream Color (2013)
- Little Shop of Horrors (1986) and original in 1959
- The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976)
- Arrival (2016)
- Blade Runner 2049 (2017) remake
- Bacurau (2020)
- Isle of Dogs (2018)
- Marjorie Prime (2017)
- A Quiet Place (2018) part one
- A Quiet Place (2018) part two
- Star Trek (2009) whole franchise 6 movies
- The Lobster (201
- Face/Off (1997)
- Repo Man (1984) re-make of mid 70’s cult classic94.
- Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back (1980) whole franchise 7 movies
#32. Star Wars: Episode VIII – The Last Jedi (2017)
- Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens (2015)
- Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope (1977)
- Superman (1978)
- Superman II (1981) whole franchise 4 movies
45 Superman 1 whole franchise 4 movies
45 Superman 111 whole franchise 4 movies
- Spider-Man 2 (2004) whole franchise 4 movies
- Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)
- 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954)
- Soul (2020)
- Avatar (2009) and remake 2024
- Snowpiercer (2014) and K Drama series by Parasite Director K Sci-fi
- The Terminator (1984) and whole franchise’s five movies
- The Vast of Night (2020)
- Looper (2012)
In My Room (2019)
- Aliens (1986)
- 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
- Blade Runner (1982) and 2014 remake
- Children of Men (2006)
- Brazil (1985)
- Holy Motors (2012
- The Iron Giant (1999)
- The Host (2007) K Sci-Fi by Parasite director
#26. Atlantis (2021)
- Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (1985) Anime
- Divine Love (2020) Brazilian
- Back to the Future (1985) 1, 2 and 3 in the Franchise
- The Invisible Man (1933)
- Black Panther (2018)
- Donnie Darko (2004)
- Alien (1979)
- Hard to Be a God (2015)
- King Kong (1933) and remakes
- 13. It’s Such a Beautiful Day (2012)
- Solaris (1972) Russian
- Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)
- Her (2013)
- E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
- Frankenstein (1931) and remakes
- The Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
- Werckmeister Harmonies (20015.
- Threads (1984)
5 Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)and remakes
- WALL-E (2008)
- Gravity (2013)
- Metropolis (1927)
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Her (2013)
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Bolded I have seen
Notting Hill (1999)
Sleepless in Seattle (1993)
When Harry Met Sally (1989)
Say Anything (1989)
About a Boy (2002)
A Matter of Life and Death (1946)
The Naked Gun (1988)
Under the Tuscan Sun (2003)
Clueless (1995)
Grease (1978)
There’s Something About Mary (1998
The Holiday (2006)
City Lights (1931)
It Happened One Night (1934)
Jules and Jim (1962)
Roman Holiday (1953)
Bringing Up Baby (1938)
Jerry Maguire (1996)
The Wedding Singer (1998)
The Big Sick (2017)
The Big Sick (2017)
My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002)
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3
Love at First Sight 2024
Enchanted (2007)
Amelie (2001)©The Criterion Collection
Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)©
The Young Girls of Rochefort (1967)
Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008)
Punch Drunk Love (2002)
Manhattan (1979)
Some Like it Hot (1959)©United Artists
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
Wall-E (2008)
Ponyo (2008)
Amarcord (1973)
You’ve Got Mail (1998)
Harold and Maude (1971)
Annie Hall (1977)
Silver Linings Playbook (2012)
The Notebook (2004)
The Fall Guy (2024)
Love Story (1970)
The Parent Trap (1998)
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1988)
Rushmore (1988)
Dirty Dancing (1987)
Step Brothers (2008)
Sense and Sensibility (1995)
Before Sunrise (1995)
After Sunrise sequel
Titanic (1997)
The Princess Bride (1987)
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‘A Matter of Life and Death’ (1946)
‘His Girl Friday’ (1940)
‘Leave Her to Heaven’ (1945)
‘An Affair to Remember’ (1957)
‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ (1961)
‘Out of the Past’ (1947)
‘Double Indemnity’ (1944)
‘City Lights’ (1931)
‘Brief Encounter’ (1945)
‘The Apartment’ (1960)
‘Bringing Up Baby’ (1938)
‘Sabrina’ (1954)
‘Notorious’ (1946)
‘Gone with the Wind’ (1939)
‘The Philadelphia Story’ (1940)
‘Roman Holiday’ (1953)
‘To Have and Have Not’ (1944)
‘It Happened One Night’ (1934)
‘Singin’ in the Rain’ (1952)
‘Casablanca’ (1942)
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#100. ‘The Wicker Man’ (1973)
#99. ‘The Insider’ (1999)
#98. ‘Traffic’ (2000
#97. ‘The Secret in Their Eyes’ (2009
#96. ‘Baby Driver’ (2017)
#95. ‘Get Out’ (2017)
#94. ‘Reservoir Dogs’ (1992
#93. ‘The Usual Suspects’ (1995)
#92. ‘Inception’ (2010)
#91. ‘The Fool’ (2014)
#90. ‘Foreign Correspondent’ (1940)
#89. ‘The Asphalt Jungle’ (1950)
#88. ‘All the President’s Men’ (1976)
#87. ‘Memories of Murder’ (2003) K Drama
#86. ‘Mission: Impossible – Fallout’ (2018)
#85. ‘Mystic River’ (2003)
#84. ‘Children of Men’
#83. ‘Argo’ (2012)
#82. ‘Kill Bill: Vol. 2’ (2004)
#81. ‘The Fallen Idol’ (1948)
#80. ‘Odd Man Out’ (1947)
#79. ‘Scarface’ (1932) and remake
#78. ‘Deep Red’ (1975)
#77. ‘Dirty Harry’ (1971) and sequels
#76. ‘Goldfinger’ (1964) and entire Bond Franchise
#75. ‘Hell or High Water’ (2016)
#74. ‘Amores perros’ (2000
#73. ‘Halloween’ (1978) and sequels
#72. ‘Mulholland Drive’ (2001)
Twin Peaks
#71. ‘Memento’ (2000)
#70. ‘The Passenger’ (1975)
#69. ‘Out of the Past’ (1947)
#68. ‘Burning’ (2018) K Drama List
#67. ‘The Big Sleep’ (1946)
#66. ‘The Conversation’ (1974)
#65. ‘The Handmaiden’ (2016) K Drama List
#64. ‘Uncut Gems’ (2019)
#63. ‘The Fugitive’ (1993)
#62. ‘The Bourne Ultimatum’ (2007)
#61. ‘Blade Runner’ (1982) and remakes
#60. ‘Frenzy’ (1972)
#59. ‘After Hours’ (1985)
#58. ‘United 93’ (2006)
#57 ‘Dog Day Afternoon’ (1975)
#56. ‘Fargo’ (1996)
#55. ‘Repulsion’ (1965)
#54. ‘Don’t Look Now’ (1973)
#53. ‘The Wages of Fear’ (1953)
#52. ‘Persona’ (1966)
#51. ‘Night of the Living Dead’ (1968) and sequels classic zombie films
#50. ‘Strangers on a Train’ (1951)
#49. ‘Rebecca’ (1940) and remake
#48. ‘Room’ (2015
#47. ‘Z’ (1969)
#46. ‘To Have and Have Not’ (1944)
#45. ‘Mean Streets’ (1973)
#44. ‘The Great Escape’ (1963
#42. ‘Aliens’ (1986)
#41. ‘Donnie Darko’ (2001)
#40. ‘The 39 Steps’ (1935)
#39. ‘Frankenstein’ (1931) and remakes
#38. ‘High Noon’ (1952)
#37. ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ (2012)
#36. ‘Le Cercle Rouge’ (1970)
#35. ‘The Hurt Locker’ (2008)
#34. ‘The Departed’ (2006)
#33. ‘The Killing’ (1956)
#32. ‘Gangs of Wasseypur’ (2012)
#31. ‘The French Connection’ (1971)
#30. ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ (2015)
#29. ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ (1991)
#28. ‘It’s Such a Beautiful Day’ (2012)
#27. ‘Shadow of a Doubt’ (1943)
#26. ‘Shoplifters’ (2018)
#25. ‘On the Waterfront’ (1954)
#24. ‘L.A. Confidential’ (1997)
#23. ‘Dunkirk’ (2017)
#22. ‘Elevator to the Gallows’ (1958)
#21. ‘The Manchurian Candidate’ (1962) and remake original is better
#20. ‘The Lives of Others’ (2006)
#19. ‘Gravity’ (2013)
#18. ‘High and Low’ (1963 Japanese
#17. ‘Chinatown’ (1974)
#16. ‘No Country for Old Men’ (2007)
#15. ‘The Dark Knight’ (2008) and rest of Batman franchise
#14. ‘Yojimbo’ (1961) Japanese Gangster Film
#13. ‘The Lady Vanishes’ (1938)
#12. ‘Battleship Potemkin’ (1925) Russian Silent Age classic
#11. ‘Rififi’ (1955)
#10. ‘Double Indemnity’ (1944)
#9. ‘The Third Man’ (1949)
Maltese Falcon
#8. ‘The Night of the Hunter’ (1955)
#7. ‘Notorious’ (1946
#6. ‘Touch of Evil’ (1958)
#5. ‘North by Northwest’ (1959)
#4. ‘Parasite’ (2019) K Drama Best Picture Oscar Winner
#3. ‘Psycho’ (1960) and remake
#2. ‘Vertigo’ (1958)
#1. ‘Rear Window’ (1954)
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‘The Descent’ (2005)
‘Halloween’ (1978)
‘Pulse’ (2001)
Alien’ (1979)
‘Insidious’ (2010)
‘The Thing’ (1982)
‘Jaws’ (1975)
‘Poltergeist’ (1982)
‘The Conjuring’ (2013)
‘Sinister’ (2012)
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9’Under the Skin’ (2013)
8’Antichrist’ (2009)
7’Titane’ (2021)
6’Saint Maud’ (2019)
5’Mad God’ (2021)
3’Beau Is Afraid’ (2023)
2’Jacob’s Ladder’ (1990)
1’Possession’ (1981)
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‘Saving Private Ryan’ (1998)
‘All That Jazz’ (1979)
‘Do the Right Thing’ (1989)
‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’ (1975)
‘Scenes from a Marriage’ (1974)
‘Schindler’s List’ (1993)
‘Ikiru’ (1952)
‘The Shawshank Redemption’ (1994)
’12 Angry Men’ (1957)
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The Changeling (1980)
Let The Right One In (2008)
The Wailing (2016) K Horror
Misery (1990)
The Witch (2016)
Get Out (2017)
Scream (1996)
Hereditary (2018)
Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
The Thing (1982)
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‘Boiling Point’ (2021)
‘Saving Private Ryan’ (1998)
‘Come and See’ (1985)
‘Gravity’ (2013)
‘Angst’ (1983)
‘Inglourious Basterds’ (2009)
‘The Wages of Fear’ (1953)
‘Whiplash’ (2014)
‘Uncut Gems’ (2019)
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Directed by George P. CosmatosKill Bill: Volume 1 (2003) and Part Two?
Directed by Quentin Tarantin
John Wick (2014) and sequels?Directed by Chad Stahelski
Heat (1995)Directed by Michael Mann
Aliens (1986) and rest of franchise Directed by James Cameron
The Matrix (1999) and rest of franchise Directed by the WachowskisRaiders Of The Lost Ark (1981) and rest of franchise Directed by Steven Spielberg
Speed (1994) Directed by Jan de Bont
Die Hard (1988) and rest of Franchise Directed by John McTiernan
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) and rest of franchise Directed by James Cameron
Saw all of them
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‘Gone Girl’ (2014) Directed by David Fincher
‘Predestination’ (2014) Directed by Peter and Michael Spierig
‘The Usual Suspects’ (1995) Directed by Bryan Singer
‘Memento’ (2000) Directed by Christopher Nolan
‘Oldboy’ (2003) K Drama appears on many thriller lists must watch it soon
Se7en’ (1995) Directed by David Fincher
‘Shutter Island’ (2010) Directed by Martin Scorsese
Parasite’ (2019) Directed by Bong Joon Ho K Drama that appears on lots of lists
‘American Psycho’ (2000) Directed by Mary Harron
‘Psycho’ (1960) and remake /Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
I saw most of these
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Blue Velvet’ (1986) Directed by David Lynch
Civil War’ (2024) Directed by Alex Garland
North by Northwest’ (1959) Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
‘The Silence of the Lambs’ (1991) Directed by Jonathan Demme
‘The Night of the Hunter’ (1955) Directed by Charles Laughton
Vertigo’ (1958) Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
‘Taxi Driver’ (1976) Directed by Martin Scorsese
Blow Out’ (1981) Directed by Brian De Palma
Heat’ (1995) Directed by Michael Mann
The Usual Suspects’ (1995) Directed by Bryan Singer
‘Oldboy’ (2003) Directed by Park Chan-wook K Drama appears on many lists
‘Brick’ (2005) Directed by Rian Johnson’Sicario’ (2015)Directed by Denis Villeneuve
‘You Were Never Really Here’ (2018) Directed by Lynne Ramsay’
Uncut Gems’ (2019) Directed by Josh and Benny Safdie
I saw about half
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Memento (2000) Directed by Christopher Nolan
Oldboy (2003) Directed by Park Chan-wook K Drama
Blow Out (1981)
Jaws (1975) Directed by Steven Spielberg
Blue Velvet (1986) Directed by David Lynch
Parasite (2019) Directed by Bong Joon-ho K Drama
Taxi Driver (1976) Directed by Martin Scorsese
The French Connection (1971) Directed by William Friedkin
Se7en (1995)Directed by David Finche
Rear Window (1954) Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
Interesting two K dramas but only one Hitchchock film on this list?
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Let the Right One In (2008) Directed by Tomas Alfredson
Cat People (1942) Directed by Jacques Tourneur
The Neon Demon (2016) Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn
The Shining (1980) Directed by Stanley Kubrick
The Others (2001) Directed by Alejandro Amenábar
House of Usher (1960)Directed by Roger Corman
X (2022) Directed by Ti West
Suspiria (2018) Directed by Luca GuadagninoNosferatu the Vampyre (1979) Directed by Werner Herzog
.Midsommar (2019) Directed by Ari Aster
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The #1 new TV show of each year since 1950, based on data
My birth year TV Series
1955: Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955–1962)©Alfred J. Hitchcock Productions
– IMDb rating: 8.5
– IMDb user votes: 14,171
– Stars: Alfred Hitchcock, Harry Tyler, John Williams, Patricia Hitchcock
Alfred Hitchcock is widely considered one of the greatest directors of all time—so it’s little wonder that the series was immensely popular. Each week, the episodes—some of which Hitchcock directed himself—told a different story, from dramas to thrillers to mysteries. It starred famous actors from both the big and small screen, including Robert Redford, Jessica Tandy, and Bette Davis.
My wife’s Birth year TV series ( would like to see what it would be in Korea)
1959: The Twilight Zone (1959–1964)©CBS Television Network
– IMDb rating: 9
– IMDb user votes: 67,242
– Stars: Rod Serling, Robert McCord, Jay Overholts, Vaughn Taylor
The memorable and somewhat chilling voice of Rod Serling was always the introduction to these unusual and often frightening sci-fi tales, which took regular people on extraordinary journeys. While the series itself only ran from 1959 to 1964, it spawned a franchise of movies as well as two revivals: one in the 1980s and a new one, hosted by Jordan Peele, that aired on CBS All Access.
My high school graduation year
1974: Nova (1974–present)©WGBH
– IMDb rating: 8.7
– IMDb user votes: 2,194
– Stars: Jay O. Sanders, Craig Sechler, Lance Lewman, Will Lyman
First airing in 1974, the long-running PBS documentary series focuses on science, nature, and history. The award-winning show has covered topics such as volcanic eruptions, global warming, the Great Pyramids, space exploration, and evolution.
My college graduation year
1979: SportsCenter (1979–present)©ESPN
– IMDb rating: 8.2
– IMDb user votes: 2,191
– Stars: Neil Everett, Jalen Rose, Jenn Brown, Antonietta Collins
Premiering on ESPN in 1979, “SportsCenter” quickly became one of the most-watched sports series on television. The show features highlights from various sporting events, as well as commentary, interviews, and game previews.
My Marriage year TV series
1982: Police Squad! (1982)©Paramount Television
– IMDb rating: 8.4
– IMDb user votes: 15,148
– Stars: Leslie Nielsen, Alan North, Rex Hamilton, Ed Williams
The comedic genius of Leslie Nielsen shines in this short-lived but hilarious spoof on police shows. The series played off of serious police dramas, poking fun via slapstick, gags, and silly commentary. While the show made it through only six episodes before being canceled, it did go on to become the premise of “The Naked Gun” film franchise in the late ’80s and early ’90s.
My graduate school TV series
1988: Mystery Science Theater 3000 (1988–1999)©Best Brains
– IMDb rating: 8.5
– IMDb user votes: 22,577
– Stars: Joel Hodgson, Michael J. Nelson, Trace Beaulieu, Kevin Murphy
In what could easily be considered one of the most unusual show premises of all time, an innocent janitor is taken hostage by two crazed scientists and forced to watch sci-fi movies. The janitor builds himself some robot companions to keep him company, and the group interjects their own funny commentary and opinions into the movies they watch. The show originally was on from 1988 to 1996, and creator Joel Hodgson ran a successful crowdfunding campaign to renew the series at Netflix in 2017.
The Year I Joined the FS
1991: The Adventures of Tintin (1991–1992)©Ellipse Animation
– IMDb rating: 8.3
– IMDb user votes: 16,227
– Stars: Colin O’Meara, Thierry Wermuth, Christian Pellissier, Henri Labussière
Based on a series of books by Belgian cartoonist Georges Prosper Remi, “The Adventures of Tintin” ran for three seasons on HBO. Telling the story of a young reporter and his best friend and furry sidekick, Snowy, the animated series takes the two on heroic exploits and adventures. The books were not as popular in the U.S. as they were in Europe, but the television show was nominated for several awards. It inspired a 3D computer-animated movie of the same name in 2011.
My Year in the Hospital TV Show
1996: Dragon Ball Z (1996–2003)©Toei Animation
– IMDb rating: 8.7
– IMDb user votes: 64,241
– Stars: Doc Harris, Christopher Sabat, Scott McNeil, Sean Schemmel
Getting its start as a popular Japanese anime series, “Dragon Ball Z” premiered in the U.S. in 1996, and continued on Cartoon Network from 1998 to 2003. With some help from his friends, young hero Goku fights to defend the earth from a variety of creatures and villains. In addition to the animated series, the “Dragon Ball” franchise included movies, video games, and two sequel television shows.
My Retirement year TV show
2016: Stranger Things (2016–present)©Netflix
– IMDb rating: 8.8
– IMDb user votes: 743,325
– Stars: Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Winona Ryder, David Harbour
Another successful Netflix original, “Stranger Things” is the creation of the Duffer Brothers, who also wrote the Warner Bros. horror film “Hidden.” Part sci-fi, part horror, the story starts with the disappearance of a young boy and the eerie events that follow. Premiering in 2016, the series will wrap up its run in 2025.
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‘Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery’ (1997) and sequels Directed by Jay Roach
“The Informant!’ (2009) Directed by Steven Soderbergh
“The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe’ (1972) Directed by Yves Robert
“Spy’ (2015) Directed by Paul Feig
“Red’ (2010) Directed by Robert Schwentke
‘Confessions of a Dangerous Mind’ (2002) Directed by George Clooney
‘Charade’ (1963) Directed by Stanley Donen
‘The Man from U.N.C.L.E.’ (2015) Directed by Guy Ritchie
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Burn After Reading’ (2008)Directed by Joel and Ethan Coen’Kingsman:
The Secret Service’ (2014) Directed by Matthew Vaughn
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- Citizen Kane
- Schindler’s List
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- The Shawshank Redemption
- Star Wars
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- The Dark Knight
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‘Dune: Part One’ (2021) Directed by Denis Villeneuve
‘Mulholland Drive’ (2001) Directed by David Lynch
‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ (2022) Directed by James Cameron
‘The Fountain’ (2006) Directed by Darren Aronofsky
‘Children of Men’ (2006) Directed by Alfonso Cuarón
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Nocebo (2022) Directed by Lorcan FinneganI Spit On Your Grave (1978) Directed by Meir Zarchi
Mandy (2018) Directed by Panos Cosmatos
Ready Or Not (2019) Directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett
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La Llorona (2019) Directed by Jayro Bustamante
Let The Right One In (2008) Directed by Tomas Alfredson
Carrie (1976) Directed by Brian De Palma
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The 100 international movies everyone should watch at least once in their life
Japanese:
#1. Seven Samurai (1954) 七人の侍 (Shichinin no Samurai)
#2. Spirited Away (2001) 千と千尋の神隠し (Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi
) #3. Tokyo Story (1953) 東京物語 (Tōkyō Monogatari)
#9. Rashomon (1950) 羅生門 (Rashōmon)
#13. Sansho the Bailiff (1954) 山椒大夫 (Sanshō Dayū)
#14. Grave of the Fireflies (1988) 火垂るの墓 (Hotaru no Haka)
#15. Ran (1985) 乱 (Ran)
#29. Yojimbo (1961) 用心棒 (Yōjinbō) #30.
Ikiru (1952) 生きる (Ikiru)
#33. Late Spring (1949) 晩春 (Banshun)
#34. Early Summer (1951) 麦秋 (Bakushū)
#37. High and Low (1963) 天国と地獄 (Tengoku to Jigoku)
#48. Red Beard (1965) 赤ひげ (Akahige
) #49. Samurai Rebellion (1967) 上意討ち 拝領妻始末 (Jōiuchi: Hairyō Tsuma Shimatsu) #52. Shoplifters (2018) 万引き家族 (Manbiki Kazoku)
#55. Harakiri (1962) 切腹 (Seppuku)
#59. An Autumn Afternoon (1962) 秋刀魚の味 (Sanma no Aji) #62. The Hidden Fortress (1958) 隠し砦の三悪人 (Kakushi Toride no San Akunin)
#64. I Was Born, But… (1932) 大人の見る絵本 生れてはみたけれど (Otona no Miru Ehon Umarete wa Mita Keredo)
#68. The Tale of the Princess Kaguya (2013) かぐや姫の物語 (Kaguya-hime no Monogatari)
#81. Nobody Knows (2004) 誰も知らない (Dare mo Shiranai) #82. Still Walking (2008) 歩いても 歩いても (Aruitemo Aruitemo)
#83. My Neighbor Totoro (1988) となりのトトロ (Tonari no Totoro) #88. Drive My Car (2021) ドライブ・マイ・カー (Doraibu Mai Kā)
#95. After Life (1998) ワンダフルライフ (Wandafuru Raifu) #98. Maborosi (1995) 幻の光 (Maboroshi no Hikari)
French:
#12. Army of Shadows (1969) L’Armée des Ombres
#17. Children of Paradise (1945) Les Enfants du Paradi
s #20. The Rules of the Game (1939) La Règle du Jeu
#23. Playtime (1967) Playtime
#28. Au hasard Balthazar (1966) Au Hasard Balthazar
#35. Pépé le Moko (1937) Pépé le Moko
#38. Jules and Jim (1962) Jules et Jim
#43. The Artist (2011) L’Artiste
#51. Céline and Julie Go Boating (1974) Céline et Julie vont en bateau
#57. Beauty and the Beast (1946) La Belle et la Bête
#69. Band of Outsiders (1964) Bande à part
#71. L’Argent (1983) L’Argent
#72. The Wild Child (1970) L’Enfant Sauvage
#77. The Triplets of Belleville (2003) Les Triplettes de Belleville
#84. Blue is the Warmest Colour (2013) La Vie d’Adèle
#89. The Class (2008) Entre les Murs #93.
Petite Maman (2021) Petite Maman
#97. A Summer’s Tale (1996) Conte d’été
Certainly! Here’s the rest of the list broken down by nationality with just the English titles while keeping the original numbering and bolding intact:
French: #12. Army of Shadows (1969)
#17. Children of Paradise (1945)
#20. The Rules of the Game (1939)
#23. Playtime (1967)
#28. Au hasard Balthazar (1966)
#35. Pépé le Moko (1937)
#38. Jules and Jim (1962)
#43. The Artist (2011)
#51. Céline and Julie Go Boating (1974)
#57. Beauty and the Beast (1946)
#69. Band of Outsiders (1964)
#71. L’Argent (1983)
#72. The Wild Child (1970)
#77. The Triplets of Belleville (2003)
#84. Blue is the Warmest Colour (2013)
#89. The Class (2008)
#93. Petite Maman (2021)
#97. A Summer’s Tale (1996)
#24. Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) French
Italian: #16. The Conformist (1970)
#21. The Battle of Algiers (1966)
#31. La Dolce Vita (1960)
#39. Umberto D. (1952)
#40. The Best of Youth (2003)
#45. 8½ (1963)
#50. Journey to Italy (1954)
#70. Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion (1970)
German: #5. Metropolis (1927)
#43. The Lives of Others (2006)
#60. Das Boot (1981)
#92. The Blue Angel (1930)
Swedish: #7. Fanny and Alexander (1982)
#65. The Seventh Seal (1957)
#66. Wild Strawberries (1957)
#85. Persona (1966)
Hong Kong: #74. In the Mood for Love (2000)
#90. Days of Being Wild (1990)
Mexican:
#8. Pan’s Labyrinth (2006)
Russian: #26. Battleship Potemkin (1925)
#46. Solaris (1972)
#78. Leviathan (2015)
Other Nationalities:
#36. Amour (2012) Austrian/French/German
#42. A Brighter Summer Day (1991) Taiwanese
#63. Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (1975) Belgium
#75. A Prophet (2009) French/Italian
#25. 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days (2007) Romanian
#41. Close-Up (1990) Iranian
#18. A Separation (2011) Iranian
#54. Gangs of Wasseypur (2012) India
4 Parasite South Korean
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‘Office Space’ (1999)
Directed by Mike Judge
Office Spacewas the first live-action film by Beavis and Buttheadcreator Mike Judge. It’s a sharply written comedy that still accurately captures the American work life in an office setting perfectly over 25 years later. Judge’s biting satire of the day-to-day drudgery of mindless office drones pre-empted TV series like Judge’s own Silicon Valleyand the highly acclaimed Severance. The film wasn’t a box office hit but found its audience on cable and the home video market, leading it to become a beloved cult classic.
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Expanded from Judge’s earlier animated shorts titled Milton, and inspired by the director’s own work in an office, the movie stars Ron Livingston as Peter, a programmer at a software company who feels aimless and unfulfilled. That all changes when he goes to a hypnotherapist who unintentionally leaves Peter in a perpetual state of relaxation. He stops caring about work and does what he wants, which ironically only leads him to a promotion. Office Space is pointedly funny in its critiques and is filled with memorably quotable characters, played to perfection by its cast, including Gary Cole as the mundanely villainous boss Lumbergh, and Stephen Root as the timid, red stapler-loving Milton.
‘Galaxy Quest’ (1999)
Directed by Dean Parisot
Essential 90s sci-fi movie Galaxy Quest was inspired by the dedicated fandom of Star Trek, and tapped into the culture of conventions, online discourse and IP reboots years before those were part of the normal ecosystem of Hollywood and were still considered niche. Dean Parisot’s wickedly funny and wonderfully entertaining film is a perfectly cast adventure that is both retro and prescient at the same time.
Fincher’s film is filled with radical disdain for the prevailing popular culture of the time, but it also shows an alternative that is not a healthy substitute. Controversial upon its release and continually misinterpreted by film bros, Fight Club may be a product of its time but seems only more relevant in an era of rising incel subculture. The film is remembered for its trio of performances by Brad Pitt, Edward Norton and Helena Bonham Carter, as well as for Fincher’s strong visuals and the mid-film twist that turns the story on its head. It’s a must-watch movie that should inspire plenty of debate.
‘The Iron Giant’ (1999)
Directed by Brad Bird
Beautifully animated and heartwarming, Brad Bird’s animated adaptation of The Iron Giant brought the filmmaker boldly into the world of feature films. Despite being overlooked at the box office (a common theme among the films of 1999), The Iron Giant has only gained more appreciation as time has gone on, and has been rediscovered, as Bird became a household name thanks to animated hits like Ratatouille and The Incredibles.
Set in an idealized small town in the 1950s, young latchkey child Hogarth Hughes discovers the titular character having crash-landed near his home. The arrival of the massive alien robot inspires both Hogarth to come out of his shell as well as a suspicious government agent to investigate. With it’s mix of 2D and 3D animation, and terrific voice cast, The Iron Giant is as charming as animated films get.
‘Eyes Wide Shut’ (1999)
Directed by Stanley Kubrick
The final film from master filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, Eyes Wide Shut is an erotic thriller that was unjustly dismissed by audiences, as evidenced by its terrible Cinemascore grade, and some critics reacted coldly to it as well, comparing it unfavorably to Kubrick’s other masterworks. Time has shown that it’s another complex mystery from one of cinema’s most uncompromising auteurs.
Shot over a period of fifteen months on meticulously crafted sound stages in England (despite being set in New York City), the film follows the nightmarish journey of a doctor, played by Tom Cruise, who spirals into an exploration of eroticism after discovering his wife has harbored fantasies of being unfaithful. It’s an eerie examination of sexuality that like all of Kubrick’s work has a lot to digest and interpret through its layered visuals.
‘The Sixth Sense’ (1999)
Directed by M. Night Shymalan
Coming at the end of a decade that had plenty of definitive horror movies but that is also often viewed as being slimmer in its selection, M. Night Shymalan’s The Sixth Sensewas a splash of cold water to the faces of audiences who felt burnt out on the glut of the slick but vapid slashers that came in the wake of the success of Scream.
Bruce Willis stars as a child psychologist who takes on a new patient, Haley Joel Osment in an Oscar-nominated role, who has the unique problem of being able to talk to the dead. The Sixth Sense is a beautifully crafted horror film that relies on atmosphere and the well-honed performances of its cast to provide the scares. The script slowly unfurls it’s mysteries and Shymalan’s shocking twist ending actually feels integral to the plot, unlike those in his later films that feel unnecessary or like a crutch for lazy writing.
‘The Matrix’ (1999)
Directed by The Wachowskis
Coming off their debut film, the erotic thriller film Bound, the Wachowski’s pushed the queer content into subtext but kept the neo-noir vibes for the cyberpunk action masterpiece The Matrix. The movie became an instant influence on the action and sci-fi genres, with its innovative bullet-time effects quickly infiltrating dozens of other action movies and becoming satirized in comedies.
Keanu Reeves plays Neo, a hacker who discovers that the world he inhabits is all a simulation, and that the real world is an apocalyptic wasteland where the remains of humanity fight against their oppressive machine overlords. The plot pulls from dozens of different sources, including anime and the works of writer William Gibson, and synthesizes it all into a slick, action-packed package that makes some of the entry-level philosophy course dialogue easy to digest. Essential and influential, The Matrix is much more than its imitators or empty sequels, and was one of the most significant films released in 1999.
‘Magnolia’ (1999)
Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson
Paul Thomas Anderson’s sprawling character drama Magnoliawas his divisive follow-up to the acclaimed Boogie Nights. It follows one of the best movie casts of the 90s, as they search for connection and feeling in a world ruled by cruel fate. Anderson conducts his cast like an orchestra, each singular story fitting into the larger symphony of chaos that culminates in a biblical climax.
The cast is absolutely without fault, but special notice was given to Tom Cruise at the time for his performance as Frank Mackey, a misogynistic motivational speaker who uses his profession to cover up his own insecurities and past. It’s a role that weaponizes Cruise’s natural charisma for a toxic but vulnerable character. If Cruise hadn’t subsequently been swallowed whole by Scientology, it’s quite possible the intervening years between his amazing work in 1999 and his later full dedication to the Mission: Impossiblefranchise could’ve been filled with some very daring and interesting performances.
‘Being John Malkovich’ (1999)
Directed by Spike Jonze
From his influential music videos and short films, to his four feature-length classics, Spike Jonze has been one of the most unique directorial talents to grace the silver over the last few decades. He announced his entry into the mainstream with the fiercely original Being John Malkovich. Working off Charlie Kaufman’s surreal screenplay, Jonze crafted a dark comedy that has few true parallels.
John Cusack plays a puppeteer who gets a job on the seventh and a half floor of an office building where he discovers a doorway that leads into the mind of actor John Malkovich. From there the film goes into even more unexpected directions as more and more people enter Malkovich’s mind, until the actor himself is made aware of the portal’s existence. The cast is terrific, with Cameron Diaz and Catherine Keener in pivotal supporting roles, and Malkovich himself playing off his idiosyncratic reputation. In a year that was filled with sterling original films, Being John Malkovich is the most singular.
‘All About My Mother’ (1999)
Directed by Pedro Almodóvar
Pedro Almodóvar is a filmmaker who has consistently put out great work for over four decades that has certainly garnered awards attention and critical acclaim but remains frustratingly overlooked by American audiences. The Spanish filmmaker is known for his melodramas with bold visual styles that frequently feature LGBTQ+ and feminist themes, both of which are on full display in the film frequently cited as his best, All About My Mother.
After the death of her teenage son Esteban, Manuela (Cecilia Roth) travels to Barcelona to reconnect with the teen’s other parent, the transgender Lola (Toni Cantó). In Barcelona, she makes other connections, including Rosa (Penélope Cruz) a nun who is HIV positive and pregnant. It’s Almodóvar’s love letter to women, all women, and he tells his story with compassion and sincerity, all the while calling to mind the classic Hollywood melodramas of filmmakers like Douglas Sirkwith his intense visual palette. All About My Mother is a film the likes of which is hardly seen in Hollywood, and should be watched for its empathetic storytelling of women whose lives are often reduced or overlooked in mainstream cinema.
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- Some sci-fi classics like Star Wars and Jurassic Park are always worth rewatching. Mad Max: Fury Road is a thrilling endless car chase.
- Everything Everywhere All at Once mixes kung fu with a heartwarming family story for an entertaining sci-fi flick.
- Galaxy Quest hilariously parodies Star Trek while paying homage to the beloved franchise that inspired it.
A lot of the lofty sci-fi movie classics aren’t very rewatchable, but some of the genre’s greatest entries – like Star Wars, Back to the Future, and Jurassic Park – hold up to countless repeat viewings. 2001: A Space Odyssey is a breathtaking piece of cinema pondering the biggest questions about humanity’s existence, and Blade Runner is a powerful futuristic noir about what constitutes a person. But they both move at such a slow pace, and deal with such heavy philosophical subject matter, that no one is champing at the bit to rewatch them on movie night.
With the first sequel, Aliens, James Cameron went the other way and delivered one of the most explosive, action-packed movies ever made. The first half of Aliens gets Ellen Ripley down to the surface of a xenomorph-infested human colony with a band of space marines. The second half is an all-out action extravaganza pitting the marines against dozens of bloodthirsty aliens.
Everything Everywhere All At Once
Michelle Yeoh as Evelyn Wang in a kung-fu stance in Everything Everywhere All at Once© Provided by ScreenRant
The kind of movies that usually sweep the Academy Awards are slow, quiet, somber, and not particularly interested in being entertaining. But Everything Everywhere All at Once – which won seven Oscars, including Best Picture – is anything but. It is a touching, character-focused drama about a mother struggling to connect with her disillusioned daughter, but that beautiful mother-daughter story is wrapped up in an action-packed interdimensional epic in which the entire multiverse is at stake.
Joaquin Phoenix Is a Gun-Defending Sheriff of a Murderous Town in ‘Eddington’ Trailer
Story by Althea Legaspi
ensions are high between officials and townspeople in Eddington, New Mexico on June 2, 2020 in the teaser trailer for the black comedy western, Eddington. The Ari Aster-written and directed film, which will make its world premiere at Cannes Film Festival next month, arrives in theaters on July 18.
In the teaser clip, a person scrolls through their social media feed on a cell phone as a series of talking heads give snippets of their viewpoints, which appear to be focused on the pandemic and conspiracy theories. In Eddington, the weather is sweltering – in the upper 90s and into the 100s – per the person’s cell phone, as a voice discusses a lab in Wuhan, China. “If you value your life, you should think twice because the people in Eddington like guns, Sheriff Joe Cross (Phoenix) warns in one clip.
After Cross issues his alert, a video clip of his wife appears on the cell screen. “And I am speaking now to deny my husband’s announcement yesterday,” says Louise Cross (Emma Stone). “Which was false.”
Sherriff Cross’ adversary Mayor Ted Garcia (Pedro Pascal) also shows up on the screen with a video of his own. “I’m ready to continue leading our town, and fighting the pandemic and the racial and economic … ” he says before he’s cut off by the next clip, where Cross appears in a CNN post. “‘Law and Order Sheriff Assaults Protester in Town Rocked by Murders” reads the chyron over its video featuring a screaming Cross and protesting townspeople in masks as they face off.
The film also stars Luke Grimes, Austin Butler, Deirdre O’Connell, Micheal Ward, Clifton Collins Jr., William Belleau, Cameron Mann, Matt Gomez Hidaka, and Amélie Hoeferle.
Mad Max: Fury Road
Tom Hardy as Max Rockatansky stands in front of his car in the opening of Mad Max: Fury Road.© Provided by ScreenRant
George Miller had already made three rollicking, action-packed Mad Max movies before he returned to the wasteland and blew the original trilogy out of the water with Mad Max: Fury Road. Fury Road has a mercifully simplistic plot: badass Furiosa liberates the wives of post-apocalyptic tyrant Immortan Joe and goes on the lam with Joe’s forces hot on their tail. Max, now played by Tom Hardy, gets unwittingly swept along for the ride.
Aliens
Carrie Hen’s Newt stands with Sigourney Weaver’s Ripley in Aliens© Provided by ScreenRant
Ridley Scott’s original Alien movie is both one of the greatest science fiction movies and one of the greatest horror movies ever made, but it’s a slow burn. Scott takes his time to introduce the crew of the Nostromo and the threat of the xenomorph before the chestburster kicks off the haunted-house-in-space action. This makes for a powerful cinematic experience on the first viewing, but it also means that it takes a while to get going on a rewatch.
Everything Everywhere All at Once is an appropriate title for a movie that manages to be a fast-paced action movie, a visually stunning sci-fi movie, a zany slapstick comedy, and a sobering family drama all rolled into one. The Wang family’s story would be just as moving without all the hybrid-genre mayhem. But all the parallel universes and martial arts choreography make it an endlessly rewatchable movie.
Galaxy Quest
The cast of Galaxy Quest on an alien planet© Provided by ScreenRant
Galaxy Quest is such a spot-on parody of the Star Trek franchise that it’s often ranked as a better Star Trek movie than most of the official Star Trek movies. It has an ingeniously meta premise: the washed-up cast of an old sci-fi show is recruited for a real-life intergalactic battle by real-life aliens who mistook episodes of their series for historical records. Director Dean Parisot gets every possible laugh out of that brilliant premise.
With the satire of Galaxy Quest, Parisot managed to have the best of both worlds. He ruthlessly spoofs Star Trek and its fans, but it’s ultimately an affectionate love letter to Gene Roddenberry’s legacy and the power of the fandom he inspired. Like all the best comedies, Galaxy Quest is so funny and so quotable and so hilariously acted that it’s infinitely rewatchable.
Predator
Arnold Schwarzenegger as Dutch in Predator aiming a machine gun while standing in front of jungle foliage© Provided by ScreenRant
Predator has absolutely no reason to be as great as it is. The story grew out of a Hollywood inside joke that Rocky Balboa would run out of opponents on Earth and have to fight an alien. Its entire premise revolves around oiled-up, muscle-bound men going into the jungle and firing machine guns at an invisible alien. At the very best, Predator should be an affable B-movie. But somehow, John McTiernan turned it into a bona fide masterpiece.
By pitting Arnold Schwarzenegger against a deadly alien creature, McTiernan told the ultimate man-conquers-beast story. Predator deals with themes of masculinity, militarism, and just how outmatched humanity might be when alien life finally arrives. But it’s also a big, loud, bombastic ‘80s action movie with a burst of gunfire or a giant explosion every couple of minutes.
WALL-E
WALL-E looking up at the stars© Provided by ScreenRant
Much like Stanley Kubrick, when Pixar takes a stab at a genre, they end up making one of the all-time greats. The Incredibles is one of the best superhero movies, Up is one of the best adventure movies, and WALL-E is one of the best science fiction movies. With its dazzling futuristic imagery, deeply cinematic visual storytelling, and the heartwarming romance between WALL-E and fellow robot-with-a-heart-of-gold EVE, WALL-E holds up to endless rewatches.
The only thing that makes WALL-E wobble slightly on a rewatch is that its depiction of an uninhabitable, trash-filled Earth gets more and more depressingly accurate with every viewing. WALL-E was way ahead of its time in criticizing humanity’s callous treatment of the environment. Fortunately, the love story is beautiful enough to distract from the mirror being held up to climate change.
The Matrix
Carrie Anne Moss as Trinity and Keanu Reeves as Neo looking at each other in The Matrix© Provided by ScreenRant
The Wachowskis made audiences across the world question their reality with their sci-fi action masterpiece The Matrix. The movie suggests that reality is just a computer program being run by the robotic overlords using human beings as batteries. There’s a lot of exposition to get out of the way in the first act of The Matrix – who Morpheus is, how the Matrix works, what the machines are doing in the real world, etc. – but once it gets all that stuff out of the way, it’s a non-stop thrill-ride.
The Matrix is full of beautifully directed action sequences like the lobby shootout, the helicopter crash, and the final foot chase. The story in between the action scenes is masterfully crafted, too. From his humble beginnings as Thomas Anderson to his triumphant climactic transformation into “The One,” Neo’s journey lands on every viewing.
Star Wars
Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker, Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia, and Harrison Ford as Han Solo in Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope.© Provided by ScreenRant
George Lucas changed the face of the film industry forever with his game-changing space opera Star Wars. Ever since Star Wars had audiences lining up around the block to watch it a 10th time, Hollywood studios have been acquiring nerdy I.P. and following Joseph Campbell’s “hero’s journey” religiously in an attempt to replicate that success. Lucas transported audiences to a galaxy far, far away and pulled off the cinematic magic trick of pure escapism.
Although it was burdened with introducing its audience to a whole new fictional universe, Star Wars moves at an agreeably zippy pace. It opens with a massive space battle and remains that exciting for the rest of its runtime. From the Millennium Falcon shootout to the explosion of the Death Star, Star Wars is full of set-pieces that never get old.
Jurassic Park
A T. Rex bursting through the gates and onto the road in Jurassic Park© Provided by ScreenRant
Steven Spielberg combined the monster-movie thrills of Jaws with the thought-provoking sci-fi themes of Close Encounters for his big-screen adaptation of Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park. Jurassic Park deals with the same complex themes as Frankenstein – the hubris of man, the dangers of playing God, the uncontrollability of nature – but with a theme park full of live dinosaurs. Spielberg and his team used groundbreaking visual effects to bring dinosaurs back to life.
Jurassic Park is full of great action sequences with razor-sharp tension and timeless effects. From the T. rex’s escape to the raptors’ attack in the kitchen, Jurassic Park is jam-packed with set-pieces that never fail to thrill the audience, no matter how many times they’ve seen the movie. Even the exposition in Jurassic Park is rewatchable, thanks to a little animated character named Mr. DNA.
Back To The Future
Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly and Christopher Lloyd as Emmett© Provided by ScreenRant
Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale’s Back to the Future script should be studied in every screenwriting class, because it’s airtight. Not only does it tell an engaging story about a time-traveling teenager trying to get his parents together to ensure his own existence; it’s a masterclass in the plant-and-payoff technique. Every single scene progresses the plot; every single line in the first act sets something up that comes back later.
The pacing doesn’t dip for a second, all the gags in Zemeckis and Gale’s script get a laugh every time, and the catharsis of Marty McFly finally getting back to 1985 after all the hurdles he’s had to overcome always lands. Plus, Michael J. Fox’s endearing on-screen chemistry with Christopher Lloyd as Marty and Doc Brown is endlessly watchable. Back to the Future is basically a perfect movie.
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Evolution
Out of this world laughs and galactic giggles ahead in this list of the best sci-fi comedies of all time.
One of the most mesmerizing things about the science fiction genre is the sheer scope of ideas that can be dreamt up, and this aspect lends itself perfectly to comedy; with something so out-of-this-world, there’s a real opportunity to make people laugh. There are crazy and bewildering plots spanning generations, from the twisted future of Idiocracy to the bulging-brained alien invasion of Mars Attacks! To put it simply, there’s a lot of fun to be had in crafting the strangely surreal, the complete unknown, and even just simply turning fear into nervous laughter.
By sifting through the sci-fi comedy offerings on the best streaming services, we’ve whittled our list down to the 10 best sci-fi comedies of all time. Comedic timing, acting prowess, and excellent scripts all play a huge part in the reason these movies are as funny as they are – even if you don’t expect them to be. So, pick your next watch across Paramount Plus, Disney, Netflix, and Amazon Prime from the list below and prepare to be suitably amused.
10. Evolution
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- Release date: June 8, 2001
- Cast: David Duchovny, Julianne Moore, Orlando Jones
- Director: Ivan Reitman
- Rotten Tomatoes score: 44% critics, 48% audience
It felt like that in the early 00s any video I borrowed from Blockbusters advertised this sci-fi comedy. When I realized it was from the director of Ghostbusters (also on our list), I had to rent it and I’m glad I did. In Evolution, a meteor hits Earth and with it an organism that evolves so rapidly no one has any real clue on how to stop it. The team for the job? A trainee firefighter, a government scientist, and two college professors made up of sci-fi icon David Duchovny, Julianne Moore, Orlando Jones, and Seann William Scott.
While the government tries to block the team out, the alien ecosystem begins to thrive on Earth and that’s when the real trouble starts. Even with Earth’s impending doom, there’s still plenty of time for comedy. It’s not groundbreaking sci-fi, but it’ll certainly bring laughs to your night-in.
9. Mars Attacks!
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- Release date: December 13, 1996
- Cast: Jack Nicholson, Glenn Close, Annette Bening, Pierce Brosnan
- Director: Tim Burton
- Rotten Tomatoes score: 55% critics, 53% audience
Much like Tim Burton’s haunting characters from his usual gothic horrors, like Beetlejuice and The Corpse Bride, you’ll never forget the Martians of his sci-fi dark comedy, Mars Attacks! It’s a wonderful spoof of the cheesy alien invasion movies of the ’50s, full of surreal humor and black comedy.
Burton’s foray into science fiction depicts an alien arrival on Earth that starts out peacefully, but quickly transcends into absolute chaos – making it both a little bit scary and a whole lot of funny. Particularly the government’s blundering attempts to deal with these new visitors.
Mars Attacks! has a rather impressive cast behind it, with Jack Nicholson as the President, Glenn Close, Jack Black, Danny DeVito, Pierce Brosnan, Annette Bening, Sarah Jessica Parker, and so many more stellar actors. While it didn’t quite impress with its box office debut, it’s certainly made up for it in cult status.
8. Spaceballs
- Release date: June 24, 1987
- Cast: Mel Brooks, John Candy, Rick Moranis, Bill Pullman, and more
- Director: Mel Brooks
- Rotten Tomatoes score: 52% critics, 83% audience
Mel Brooks is one hell of a filmmaker and the master of spoofs. When it comes to comedy, his unique style traverses genres from the Western of Blazing Saddles to the adventures of Robin Hood: Men in Tights. Spaceballs, his move into science fiction, had the same cult impact.
Brooks’ Spaceballs is primarily a Star Wars parody with Lone Starr (Bill Pullman) and his alien sidekick, Barf (John Candy), rescuing Princess Vespa (Daphne Zuniga) from the Spaceballs – all while evading capture from the dastardly Dark Helmet (Rick Moranis).
It sounds absolutely bonkers and that’s because it is. It is jam-packed with quirky jokes, gags, wisecracks, and slapstick comedy – while some might not be to your taste, others will have you in stitches. Plus, Spaceballs utilizes the humor of breaking the fourth wall, which sets it apart from the rest of the genre ten-fold. While the movie came out in 1987, according to Variety, there may be a Spaceballs 2 is in the works with Mel Brooks producing almost 30 years later.
7. Galaxy Quest
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- Release date: December 25, 1999
- Cast: Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman
- Director: Dean Parisot
- Rotten Tomatoes score: 90% critics, 79% audience
Back in the 90s, Galaxy Quest was first perceived as a silly comedy movie that affectionately parodied the likes of Star Trek and other galactic spaceship crews. However, it has since proved itself to be far smarter than that and has been acknowledged as such.
The movie sees a new spaceship crew assembled, but this time they’re actors from the TV show Galaxy Quest that get thrown into a real-life space adventure. During a fan convention, Jason Nesmith (Tim Allen), lead actor of the show, is approached by a group of aliens called Thermians that want his help.
Unfortunately, the aliens believe that the TV show is actually real life. So, when they recruit Jason and his crew for help, no-one’s quite sure what they’re getting themselves into. It’s a parody, yes, but it’s also a homage to all the amazing sci-fi shows and movies that are still thriving today. It’s satire at its finest and it does so whilst lovingly dressed up in sci-fi and comedy.
6. Men in Black and sequels
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- Release date: July 2, 1997
- Cast: Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones, Linda Fiorentino
- Director: Barry Sonnenfeld
- Rotten Tomatoes score: 91% critics, 80% audience
With four films now in the Men in Black franchise, the first will always be the best of the best of the best, sir! There’s a lot of great things to say about Men in Black, but the greatest gift from this movie is the comedy pairing of Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones as Agent J and Agent K, respectively. They make this look good.
Jay and Kay are agents of a secret government organization tasked with protecting Earth and keeping an eye on all its alien residents. While Kay is a respected long-serving member, Jay is a headstrong rookie with a lot of sass – but they balance each other out with Kay sharing wisdom and Jay showing him how to have a good time.
The scope of extra-terrestrials is also fantastic. We won’t say too much about them here, as discovering them all is part of this movie’s charm. While some can be rather adorable, others can be unnervingly terrifying, but have no fear as Will Smith will always lighten the mood.
5. Idiocracy
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- Release date: September 1, 2006
- Cast: Luke Wilson, Maya Rudolph, Dax Shepard, Terry Crews, and more
- Director: Mike Judge
- Rotten Tomatoes score: 71% critics, 61% audience
Joe Bauers (Luke Wilson) is a remarkably average human. Yet, he is the one chosen to be put into hibernation and brought back to life in the future. Sort of like Fry in Futurama (one of the best sci-fi TV shows of all time), but on purpose. However, when Joe ‘arrives’ in the future, he’s somehow the smartest person alive.
Now, imagine a world where the average intelligence has depleted exponentially, because that’s the world Joe now lives in, and there’s a whole lot of weird things going on. In Idiocracy, you can pause on pretty much any scene in this movie and think to yourself, what on Earth is going on? And because of this, it’s a really great comedy about how strange the world and life could really be.
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Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure/Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey -sequel
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- Release date: February 17, 1989
- Cast: Keanu Reeves, Alex Winter, George Carlin, and more
- Director: Stephen Herek
- Rotten Tomatoes score: 83% critics, 75% audience
If you’ve ever once looked into sci-fi comedy, you’ll no doubt have come across Bill and Ted. Or, if you’re just into movies in any shape or form, you’ll have heard of this iconic duo made up of traditionally more straight-faced Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter. Their friendship hangs in the balance as a failing history grade could see the pair torn apart. But, there’s one way to save it and that’s by travelling back in time to learn about history in the most excellent of ways.
Carrying out research for their school report, they travel by a phone booth time machine that takes them back to historical moments, meeting several history VIPs along the way. Obviously, turning up in a phone booth causes its own hilarity, but the goofy pairing with an incredibly quotable script make this a fun and lighthearted movie for all to enjoy.
3. Repo Man
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- Release date: March 2, 1984
- Cast: Emilio Estevez, Harry Dean Stanton, and more
- Director: Alex Cox
- Rotten Tomatoes score: 98% critics, 78% audience
To get out of trouble, punky Otto (Emilio Estevez) is recruited by a car repo agency that tasks him with hunting down a Chevrolet Malibu for an eye-watering $20,000 bounty. High reward means high risk though and inside the trunk of this runaway Chevy is something out-of-this-world. Hunting down this car is no simple task and whatever extraterrestrial entity is hiding in the trunk makes sure of that.
It seems some of the best sci-fi comedies are just bonkers and Repo Man is certainly one of those titles. You can’t quite believe what you’re watching and with the threat of an alien invasion at stake, its peculiar plot will amuse and pull you in. It’s a cult classic because it doesn’t really fit into any of the usual movie ticking boxes, yet still highly entertaining.
One of my all time favorites! Emilo Estevez’s first movie
2. Back to the Future and sequels
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- Release date: July 3, 1985
- Cast: Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Crispin Glover
- Director: Robert Zemeckis
- Rotten Tomatoes score: 93% critics, 95% audience
Back to the Future is one of the best sci-fi movies of all time, and it’s also one of the funniest. Bringing together young Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) with eccentric scientist Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd), the pair embark on a time-travelling adventure that seamlessly integrates the sci-fi genre with comedy.
Marty is accidentally sent 30 years back in time in a souped-up DeLorean. His presence in the past ends up risking his entire existence as he splits up his future parents and must fix the mistake. And, amid all this, Marty and Doc Brown must protect each other from their past and future fates.
It’s witty and wild, parodying sci-fi and futuristic concepts – some of which have actually become a reality since then, such as video calls and wearable tech like smart glasses (the fashion… not so much).
1. Ghostbusters and Two sequels
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- Release date: June 8, 1984
- Cast: Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Sigourney Weaver, Rick Moranis
- Director: Ivan Reitman
- Rotten Tomatoes score: 95% critics, 88% audience
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Simply one of the most iconic sci-fi comedies of all time, Ghostbusters paved the way for so many titles on our list that it’d be hard not to give it top spot. I mean, it quite literally spawned Evolution from director Ivan Reitman.
Kicked out of university jobs, three parapsychologists choose instead to set up their own unique ghost removal service in New York. Ghostbusters, assemble! The fantastic cast and witty script makes this movie an absolute joy to watch.
It’s a wonderful blend of supernatural, sci-fi, comedy, horror, and action that has spawned a whole iconic franchise: we’re talking more movies, comics, video games, TV shows, etc. While some of the movies that followed are funny in their own right, you just can’t beat the original.
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10 Best Horror Movie Performances of All Time, Ranked
10 Best Horror Movie Performances of All Time, Ranked
An iconic horror film requires many key elements, ranging from a strong atmosphere to terrifying scares, but few features are as crucial as great acting. Whether portraying a vulnerable victim, a resilient hero or a menacing villain, actors must devote themselves wholeheartedly to horror performances due to the intensity and wide range of emotions required by the genre. In fact, largely as the result of excellent acting, many horror characters – such as Jack Torrance or Norman Bates – have established themselves as some of the most enduring popular characters in film history.
With such a rich canon of performances to choose from, selecting the 10 greatest is a daunting feat. Considering the iconic legacies of the characters, their vital roles within their films, and the technical feats accomplished by the actors, these are our picks for the 10 best performances in horror films.
Linda Blair in ‘The Exorcist’ (1973)
Directed by William Friedkin
The Exorcist is a 1973 supernatural horror film directed by William Friedkin and adapted by William Peter Blatty from his own 1971 novel. The film centers on the demonic possession of a young girl, Regan (Linda Blair), as she is transformed into a chaotic, profane and violent monster by the demon inside of her. In order to attempt to save her soul, Catholic priests Father Merrin (Max von Sydow) and Father Karras (Jason Miller) perform an exorcism once it is clear that no other option will work.
Related video: 10 Best Horror Movies You’ve Never Heard Of (CBR)
Despite being only 12 years old at the time of filming, Linda Blair gives a powerhouse performance as Regan, completely embodying both her innocent initial personality and the vulgar demon that possesses her. Aided by the vocal work of Mercedes McCambridge, Linda Blair tackles physically and emotionally demanding scenes that would have been challenging for actors decades her senior, consistently holding her own against her far more experienced castmates. The Exorcist is widely considered one of the scariest films of all time, and Linda Blair’s performance is one of the greatest reasons why.
The Exorcist
Release Date December 26, 1973
Director William Friedkin
Cast Lee J. Cobb, Max Von Sydow, Linda Blair, Ellen Burstyn
Rating R
Runtime 122 minutes
Main Genre Horror
Genres Supernatural, Horror
Writers William Peter Blatty
Production Company Hoya Productions
Kathy Bates in ‘Misery’ (1990)
Directed by Rob Reiner
Based on Stephen King‘s 1987 novel, Misery is a 1990 psychological horror-thriller directed by Rob Reiner. The film follows a popular fiction writer, Paul Sheldon (James Caan), who suffers a life-threatening car crash and is found by Annie Wilkes (Kathy Bates), a dedicated fan. As a nurse by profession, Annie helps Paul with his injuries but is horrified to discover that he has killed off her favorite character and decides to imprison him in her house until he has written a novel resurrecting the character.
Kathy Bates’ performance received widespread acclaim and earned her a Best Actress Academy Award, in the only Oscar win ever received for a Stephen King adaptation. Bringing to life the villainous Annie Wilkes, Bates’ performance is highly erratic, swinging wildly from appearing to be simply a lonely and quirky woman to behaving in a violent and aggressive manner towards her captive. Portraying one of King’s greatest literary characters, Kathy Bates deserves all the attention she received for her performance in Misery.
Misery
Release Date November 30, 1990
Director Rob Reiner
Cast Richard Farnsworth, Kathy Bates, Lauren Bacall, Frances Sternhagen, James Caan
Rating R
Runtime 107 minutes
Main Genre Horror
Genres Drama, Thriller, Horror
Writers William Goldman, Stephen King
Budget $20 million
Studio(s) Columbia Pictures
Distributor(s) Columbia Pictures
Tony Todd in ‘Candyman’ (1992)
Directed by Bernard Rose
Candyman is a 1992 supernatural horror film written and directed by Bernard Rose and based on a short story by prolific novelist Clive Barker. The film explores the concept of urban legends by following a grad student, Helen (Virginia Madsen), who begins investigating the story of a vengeful spirit known as the Candyman (Tony Todd). After being summoned by Helen, Candyman begins to take the lives of innocent residents of a low-income neighborhood that he terrorizes.
Candyman is unique for a supernatural slasher due to its methodical pace, mature storytelling and the subversively sympathetic nature of its antagonist. Tony Todd brings an incredible gravitas to the role, with his velvet-smooth voice and calm physicality bringing a hypnotic quality to the character, and his dedication to the film being perfectly showcased by his willingness to work with hundreds of live bees during production. Frightening and strangely alluring, the late, great Tony Todd’s performance as the titular Candyman is nothing less than career-defining.
Candyman
Release Date October 16, 1992
Director Bernard Rose
Cast Marianna Elliott, DeJuan Guy, Kasi Lemmons, Xander Berkeley, Tony Todd, Vanessa Williams, Virginia Madsen, Ted Raimi
Rating R
Runtime 100 Minutes
Main Genre Horror
Genres Drama, Thriller, Horror
Writers Bernard Rose
Character(s) Billy, Candyman, Clara, Jake, Bernadette Walsh, Anne-Marie McCoy, Trevor Lyle, Helen Lyle
Boris Karloff in ‘Frankenstein’ (1931)
Directed by James Whale
Based on Mary Shelley‘s 1818 classic horror novel, Frankenstein is a 1931 sci-fi horror film directed by James Whale. The film centers on the creation of a monster (Boris Karloff) constructed from stolen body-parts, who is reanimated by a scientist (Colin Clive) who seeks to play God. Mistreated by those around him, the monster escapes from captivity and finds himself the target of furious and violent townspeople.
Enhanced with one of horror cinema’s most iconic examples of costuming and special effects makeup, Boris Karloff’s performance as Frankenstein’s Monster is a landmark achievement of the early horror genre. Karloff portrays the monster with a pitch-perfect balance of childlike innocence and threatening physicality, with his clumsy movements making his inhumanity incredibly believable. Rightfully still celebrated almost a century later, Boris Karloff’s performance in Frankenstein is perfect.
Frankenstein
Release Date November 21, 1931
Director James Whale
Cast Lionel Belmore, Frederick Kerr, John Boles, Mae Clarke, Dwight Frye, Edward Van Sloan, Colin Clive, Boris Karloff
Rating Passed
Runtime 70 Minutes
Main Genre Sci-Fi
Genres Sci-Fi, Drama, Horror
Writers Francis Edward Faragoh, Peggy Webling, Garrett Fort, Richard Schayer, John L. Balderston, Mary Shelley
Jack Nicholson in ‘The Shining’ (1980)
Directed by Stanley Kubrick
Based on Stephen King‘s 1977 novel, The Shining is a 1980 psychological horror film directed and co-written by Stanley Kubrick. The film centers on Jack (Jack Nicholson), a writer with a history of alcoholism and a troubled relationship with his family, who takes a caretaking job at the remote Overlook Hotel during the winter. Upon arrival, however, Jack’s wife Wendy (Shelley Duvall) and their young son Danny (Danny Lloyd) realize that the hotel may be haunted, as they are plagued by unexplained events and Jack’s behavior becomes increasingly concerning.
From his earliest scenes in the film, Jack Nicholson makes it clear through his performance that something is deeply wrong with Jack under the surface of his identity as an ambitious family man, seeming as if he may snap at any moment. Nicholson’s dynamic with Shelley Duvall is highly compelling, with her pure terror being contrasted excellently with his mania and aggression, making audiences truly come to fear his character at the film’s harrowing climax. Tragic, scary and at times darkly comedic, Jack Nicholson’s performance in The Shining is a masterclass in portraying a disturbed individual.
The Shining
Release Date May 23, 1980
Director Stanley Kubrick
Cast Philip Stone, Barry Nelson, Scatman Crothers, Danny Lloyd, Shelley Duvall, Jack Nicholson
Rating R
Runtime 146 minutes
Main Genre Horror
Genres Mystery, Thriller, Horror, Psychological
Writers Diane Johnson, Stanley Kubrick, Stephen King
Studio Warner Bros.
Tagline All work and no play make Jack a dull boy…
Jodie Foster in ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ (1991)
Directed by Jonathan Demme
The Silence of the Lambs is a 1991 psychological horror film directed by Jonathan Demme and based on Thomas Harris‘ 1988 novel. The film centers on young FBI trainee Clarice Starling (Jodie Foster) as she is assigned a key role in the investigation of serial killer Buffalo Bill (Ted Levine). In order to track the killer down, Clarice develops a rapport with Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins), an incarcerated cannibal and murderer who is also a highly intelligent psychiatrist.
Winning an Oscar for Best Actress, Jodie Foster’s portrayal of Clarice received immediate acclaim due to her embodiment of Clarice’s likability, intelligence and emotional complexity. The film’s most compelling element is the dynamic between Clarice and Hannibal, with the two consistently attempting to get the upper hand in their interactions and thed chemistry between Foster and Hopkins makes their scenes electrifying. Clarice is one of horror cinema’s most iconic protagonists and one of the best characters in the Hannibal Lecter cinematic universe, with Jodie Foster’s performance greatly enhancing the role.
The Silence of the Lambs
Release Date February 14, 1991
Director Jonathan Demme
Cast Diane Baker, Kasi Lemmons, Scott Glenn, Anthony Hopkins, Anthony Heald, Brooke Smith, Ted Levine, Jodie Foster
Rating R
Runtime 118 Minutes
Main Genre Thriller
Genres Drama, Thriller, Crime
Writers Ted Tally, Thomas Harris
Character(s) Ardelia Mapp, Senator Ruth Martin, Catherine Martin, Dr. Frederick Chilton, Jame Gumb, Dr. Hannibal Lecter, Clarice Sterling, Jack Crawford
Mia Farrow in ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ (1968)
Directed by Roman Polanski
Rosemary’s Baby is a 1968 supernatural body horror film written and directed by Roman Polanski and based on the 1967 novel by Ira Levin. The film centers on a young married woman, Rosemary (Mia Farrow), whose relationships with everyone around her are thrown into question when she begins suffering a seemingly demonic pregnancy after being assaulted. Becoming increasingly ill and losing a shocking amount of weight, Rosemary begins to suspect that her neighbors are participants in an occult conspiracy surrounding her pregnancy.
Considered a masterpiece of subtle body horror, the film displays Rosemary undergoing a shocking physical transformation from a healthy young woman to someone frail, gaunt and highly physically vulnerable. Mia Farrow’s performance perfectly conveys the way that Rosemary’s bodily autonomy is being stripped from her, portraying the character as good-hearted and pure but also increasingly physically unwell and dangerously naive. One of the most acclaimed performances in genre history, Mia Farrow’s performance as the titular Rosemary is authentic, frightening and enduringly impressive.
Rosemary’s Baby
Release Date June 12, 1968
Director Roman Polanski
Cast Ralph Bellamy, Sidney Blackmer, John Cassavetes, Maurice Evans, Ruth Gordon, Mia Farrow
Rating R
Runtime 137 minutes
Main Genre Drama
Genres Supernatural, Horror, Psychological
Writers Ira Levin, Roman Polanski
Tagline Pray for Rosemary’s Baby
Production Company William Castle Productions
10 Best Horror Movie Performances of All Time, Ranked
An iconic horror film requires many key elements, ranging from a strong atmosphere to terrifying scares, but few features are as crucial as great acting. Whether portraying a vulnerable victim, a resilient hero or a menacing villain, actors must devote themselves wholeheartedly to horror performances due to the intensity and wide range of emotions required by the genre. In fact, largely as the result of excellent acting, many horror characters – such as Jack Torrance or Norman Bates – have established themselves as some of the most enduring popular characters in film history.
With such a rich canon of performances to choose from, selecting the 10 greatest is a daunting feat. Considering the iconic legacies of the characters, their vital roles within their films, and the technical feats accomplished by the actors, these are our picks for the 10 best performances in horror films.
Linda Blair in ‘The Exorcist’ (1973)
Directed by William Friedkin
The Exorcist is a 1973 supernatural horror film directed by William Friedkin and adapted by William Peter Blatty from his own 1971 novel. The film centers on the demonic possession of a young girl, Regan (Linda Blair), as she is transformed into a chaotic, profane and violent monster by the demon inside of her. In order to attempt to save her soul, Catholic priests Father Merrin (Max von Sydow) and Father Karras (Jason Miller) perform an exorcism once it is clear that no other option will work.
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Despite being only 12 years old at the time of filming, Linda Blair gives a powerhouse performance as Regan, completely embodying both her innocent initial personality and the vulgar demon that possesses her. Aided by the vocal work of Mercedes McCambridge, Linda Blair tackles physically and emotionally demanding scenes that would have been challenging for actors decades her senior, consistently holding her own against her far more experienced castmates. The Exorcist is widely considered one of the scariest films of all time, and Linda Blair’s performance is one of the greatest reasons why.
The Exorcist
Release Date December 26, 1973
Director William Friedkin
Cast Lee J. Cobb, Max Von Sydow, Linda Blair, Ellen Burstyn
Rating R
Runtime 122 minutes
Main Genre Horror
Genres Supernatural, Horror
Writers William Peter Blatty
Production Company Hoya Productions
Kathy Bates in ‘Misery’ (1990)
Directed by Rob Reiner
Based on Stephen King‘s 1987 novel, Misery is a 1990 psychological horror-thriller directed by Rob Reiner. The film follows a popular fiction writer, Paul Sheldon (James Caan), who suffers a life-threatening car crash and is found by Annie Wilkes (Kathy Bates), a dedicated fan. As a nurse by profession, Annie helps Paul with his injuries but is horrified to discover that he has killed off her favorite character and decides to imprison him in her house until he has written a novel resurrecting the character.
Kathy Bates’ performance received widespread acclaim and earned her a Best Actress Academy Award, in the only Oscar win ever received for a Stephen King adaptation. Bringing to life the villainous Annie Wilkes, Bates’ performance is highly erratic, swinging wildly from appearing to be simply a lonely and quirky woman to behaving in a violent and aggressive manner towards her captive. Portraying one of King’s greatest literary characters, Kathy Bates deserves all the attention she received for her performance in Misery.
Misery
Release Date November 30, 1990
Director Rob Reiner
Cast Richard Farnsworth, Kathy Bates, Lauren Bacall, Frances Sternhagen, James Caan
Rating R
Runtime 107 minutes
Main Genre Horror
Genres Drama, Thriller, Horror
Writers William Goldman, Stephen King
Budget $20 million
Studio(s) Columbia Pictures
Distributor(s) Columbia Pictures
Tony Todd in ‘Candyman’ (1992)
Directed by Bernard Rose
Candyman is a 1992 supernatural horror film written and directed by Bernard Rose and based on a short story by prolific novelist Clive Barker. The film explores the concept of urban legends by following a grad student, Helen (Virginia Madsen), who begins investigating the story of a vengeful spirit known as the Candyman (Tony Todd). After being summoned by Helen, Candyman begins to take the lives of innocent residents of a low-income neighborhood that he terrorizes.
Candyman is unique for a supernatural slasher due to its methodical pace, mature storytelling and the subversively sympathetic nature of its antagonist. Tony Todd brings an incredible gravitas to the role, with his velvet-smooth voice and calm physicality bringing a hypnotic quality to the character, and his dedication to the film being perfectly showcased by his willingness to work with hundreds of live bees during production. Frightening and strangely alluring, the late, great Tony Todd’s performance as the titular Candyman is nothing less than career-defining.
Candyman
Release Date October 16, 1992
Director Bernard Rose
Cast Marianna Elliott, DeJuan Guy, Kasi Lemmons, Xander Berkeley, Tony Todd, Vanessa Williams, Virginia Madsen, Ted Raimi
Rating R
Runtime 100 Minutes
Main Genre Horror
Genres Drama, Thriller, Horror
Writers Bernard Rose
Character(s) Billy, Candyman, Clara, Jake, Bernadette Walsh, Anne-Marie McCoy, Trevor Lyle, Helen Lyle
Boris Karloff in ‘Frankenstein’ (1931)
Directed by James Whale
Based on Mary Shelley‘s 1818 classic horror novel, Frankenstein is a 1931 sci-fi horror film directed by James Whale. The film centers on the creation of a monster (Boris Karloff) constructed from stolen body-parts, who is reanimated by a scientist (Colin Clive) who seeks to play God. Mistreated by those around him, the monster escapes from captivity and finds himself the target of furious and violent townspeople.
Enhanced with one of horror cinema’s most iconic examples of costuming and special effects makeup, Boris Karloff’s performance as Frankenstein’s Monster is a landmark achievement of the early horror genre. Karloff portrays the monster with a pitch-perfect balance of childlike innocence and threatening physicality, with his clumsy movements making his inhumanity incredibly believable. Rightfully still celebrated almost a century later, Boris Karloff’s performance in Frankenstein is perfect.
Frankenstein
Release Date November 21, 1931
Director James Whale
Cast Lionel Belmore, Frederick Kerr, John Boles, Mae Clarke, Dwight Frye, Edward Van Sloan, Colin Clive, Boris Karloff
Rating Passed
Runtime 70 Minutes
Main Genre Sci-Fi
Genres Sci-Fi, Drama, Horror
Writers Francis Edward Faragoh, Peggy Webling, Garrett Fort, Richard Schayer, John L. Balderston, Mary Shelley
Jack Nicholson in ‘The Shining’ (1980)
Directed by Stanley Kubrick
Based on Stephen King‘s 1977 novel, The Shining is a 1980 psychological horror film directed and co-written by Stanley Kubrick. The film centers on Jack (Jack Nicholson), a writer with a history of alcoholism and a troubled relationship with his family, who takes a caretaking job at the remote Overlook Hotel during the winter. Upon arrival, however, Jack’s wife Wendy (Shelley Duvall) and their young son Danny (Danny Lloyd) realize that the hotel may be haunted, as they are plagued by unexplained events and Jack’s behavior becomes increasingly concerning.
From his earliest scenes in the film, Jack Nicholson makes it clear through his performance that something is deeply wrong with Jack under the surface of his identity as an ambitious family man, seeming as if he may snap at any moment. Nicholson’s dynamic with Shelley Duvall is highly compelling, with her pure terror being contrasted excellently with his mania and aggression, making audiences truly come to fear his character at the film’s harrowing climax. Tragic, scary and at times darkly comedic, Jack Nicholson’s performance in The Shining is a masterclass in portraying a disturbed individual.
The Shining
Release Date May 23, 1980
Director Stanley Kubrick
Cast Philip Stone, Barry Nelson, Scatman Crothers, Danny Lloyd, Shelley Duvall, Jack Nicholson
Rating R
Runtime 146 minutes
Main Genre Horror
Genres Mystery, Thriller, Horror, Psychological
Writers Diane Johnson, Stanley Kubrick, Stephen King
Studio Warner Bros.
Tagline All work and no play make Jack a dull boy…
Jodie Foster in ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ (1991)
Directed by Jonathan Demme
The Silence of the Lambs is a 1991 psychological horror film directed by Jonathan Demme and based on Thomas Harris‘ 1988 novel. The film centers on young FBI trainee Clarice Starling (Jodie Foster) as she is assigned a key role in the investigation of serial killer Buffalo Bill (Ted Levine). In order to track the killer down, Clarice develops a rapport with Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins), an incarcerated cannibal and murderer who is also a highly intelligent psychiatrist.
Winning an Oscar for Best Actress, Jodie Foster’s portrayal of Clarice received immediate acclaim due to her embodiment of Clarice’s likability, intelligence and emotional complexity. The film’s most compelling element is the dynamic between Clarice and Hannibal, with the two consistently attempting to get the upper hand in their interactions and thed chemistry between Foster and Hopkins makes their scenes electrifying. Clarice is one of horror cinema’s most iconic protagonists and one of the best characters in the Hannibal Lecter cinematic universe, with Jodie Foster’s performance greatly enhancing the role.
The Silence of the Lambs
Release Date February 14, 1991
Director Jonathan Demme
Cast Diane Baker, Kasi Lemmons, Scott Glenn, Anthony Hopkins, Anthony Heald, Brooke Smith, Ted Levine, Jodie Foster
Rating R
Runtime 118 Minutes
Main Genre Thriller
Genres Drama, Thriller, Crime
Writers Ted Tally, Thomas Harris
Character(s) Ardelia Mapp, Senator Ruth Martin, Catherine Martin, Dr. Frederick Chilton, Jame Gumb, Dr. Hannibal Lecter, Clarice Sterling, Jack Crawford
Mia Farrow in ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ (1968)
Directed by Roman Polanski
Rosemary’s Baby is a 1968 supernatural body horror film written and directed by Roman Polanski and based on the 1967 novel by Ira Levin. The film centers on a young married woman, Rosemary (Mia Farrow), whose relationships with everyone around her are thrown into question when she begins suffering a seemingly demonic pregnancy after being assaulted. Becoming increasingly ill and losing a shocking amount of weight, Rosemary begins to suspect that her neighbors are participants in an occult conspiracy surrounding her pregnancy.
Considered a masterpiece of subtle body horror, the film displays Rosemary undergoing a shocking physical transformation from a healthy young woman to someone frail, gaunt and highly physically vulnerable. Mia Farrow’s performance perfectly conveys the way that Rosemary’s bodily autonomy is being stripped from her, portraying the character as good-hearted and pure but also increasingly physically unwell and dangerously naive. One of the most acclaimed performances in genre history, Mia Farrow’s performance as the titular Rosemary is authentic, frightening and enduringly impressive.
Rosemary’s Baby
Release Date June 12, 1968
Director Roman Polanski
Cast Ralph Bellamy, Sidney Blackmer, John Cassavetes, Maurice Evans, Ruth Gordon, Mia Farrow
Rating R
Runtime 137 minutes
Main Genre Drama
Genres Supernatural, Horror, Psychological
Writers Ira Levin, Roman Polanski
Tagline Pray for Rosemary’s Baby
Production Company William Castle Productions
Kōji Yakusho in ‘Cure’ (1997)
Directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa
Cure is a 1997 Japanese supernatural psychological horror film written and directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa. The film centers on a mysterious string of murders with seemingly no connection except from a link to Mamiya (Masato Hagiwara), an amnesiac hypnotist. The lead detective on the case, Kenichi Takabe (Kōji Yakusho), finds himself being increasingly drawn into Mamiya’s web due to the stresses and traumas of his own personal life, placing the lives of those around him in harm’s way.
Kōji Yakusho and director Kiyoshi Kurosawa have collaborated on numerous film projects, but Cure has proven to be their most renowned due to its terrifying atmosphere and compelling premise. Yakusho shines in the lead role, portraying a delicately balanced mix of professionalism and dangerously obsessive tendencies to the character that establishes Takabe as a fascinating and potentially unreliable protagonist. Delivering scenes of devastating emotional trauma, chilling horror and dedicated detective work, Kōji Yakusho’s performance in Cure is horror perfection.
Cure
Release Date December 27, 1997
Director Kiyoshi Kurosawa
Cast Ren Ôsugi, Misayo Haruki, Anna Nakagawa, Tsuyoshi Ujiki, Yoriko Dôguchi, Masato Hagiwara, Denden, Kôji Yakusho
Rating Not Rated
Runtime 111 Minutes
Main Genre Horror
Genres Mystery, Crime, Horror
Writers Kiyoshi Kurosawa
Toni Collette in ‘Hereditary’ (2018)
Directed by Ari Aster
Hereditary is a 2018 supernatural horror film written and directed by Ari Aster in his feature film debut. The film centers on a family in the midst of severe grief, initially grieving the death of their maternal grandmother, before being struck by additional tragedy and afflicted by evil supernatural forces. Annie (Toni Collette), the mother of the family, is an artist with a traumatic past who tries her best to support her children Peter (Alex Wolff) and Charlie (Milly Shapiro) but is pushed to a breaking point due to the horrific circumstances.
Notoriously one of the bleakest horror films ever made, Hereditary is beloved by critics and audience members due to its strong scares and its raw and powerful representations of generational trauma and mental illness. Receiving particular attention, Toni Collette’s performance as Annie is unflinchingly intense, perfectly embodying her character’s complexity and fragile mental state in the wake of her grief. In one unforgettable scene, Collette expels some of the most haunting and tortured screams in cinematic history, and her performance is consistently remarkable throughout.
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Of all the different niches of horror movies, the zombie flick is one of the most enduring, with each generation of filmmakers bringing their unique perspective to the narrative. In recent years, we’ve seen exciting changes within the zombie genre, as many of the tropes and rules of these stories established by classics like Night of the Living Dead have been subverted and altered to suit the contemporary era. While there are many great zombie movies produced by Hollywood, there are legions of innovative titles that have come from countries besides the U.S.
Plenty of unconventional zombie movies break away from the genre, and these great international projects showcase that writers and directors everywhere are interested in seeing how far they can push the concept of the zombie. From bloody, gory films that make you want to turn away from the screen to satirical narratives that play with your expectations, these movies have it all. Lately, many of the best zombie films have been grappling with zombies as a metaphor for worldwide disease and catastrophe, often being combined with the post-apocalyptic genre.
Cargo (2017)
Directed by Ben Howling & Yolanda Ramke
Martin Freeman’s underrated realistic zombie movieCargo has long been overlooked within the genre. However, watching the Australian film today demonstrates why it’s such an emotionally gripping horror movie. Zombism is referred to as a virus within the world of Cargo, but the effects of infection work the same way, and it’s clear that anyone who gets bitten isn’t long for this world. The ticking clock of Andy’s (Freeman) infection is the background of Cargoas he attempts to get his infant daughter to safety.
Incorporating many of the best elements of the post-apocalyptic genre, Cargo also grapples with the legacy of Australia’s treatment of Indigenous Australians. Andy encounters the young girl Thoomi (Simone Landers), who helps Andy find a safe place for his daughter to be raised after he’s gone. Freeman is doubtlessly at his best in Cargo, and the complex project is a tender portrait of love and sacrifice against insurmountable odds. The setting of rural Australia also provides a unique atmosphere, as so many zombie films focus on urban environments.
Dead Snow (2009)
Directed by Tommy Wirkola
Oftentimes, in zombie movies, when a person is infected, it’s a tragic loss, and the characters’ connections make the outbreak even more terrifying. This isn’t the case in Dead Snow, a Norwegian film that doesn’t just have zombies; it has Nazi zombies. If the undead weren’t horrifying and evil enough, Dead Snow adds these extra elements. This ensures that the audience is appropriately prepared to cheer when the zombies are blown up and scream when they’re getting closer.
In many ways, Dead Snow unfolds in the classic manner of most horror narratives, beginning with a group of students traveling to a remote cabin in the Norwegian woods. One by one, Dead Snow sees the characters encounter the zombies and go to extreme lengths to escape them or fall victim to them. It’s clear from the first moments of Dead Snow that the filmmakers were having a lot of fun with the genre and wanted to play up the grotesque and campy parts of zombie films that make the genre so memorable.
#Alive (2020)
Directed by Il Cho
Infusing technology and social media into contemporary movies can be difficult, as innovation is moving so fast that these elements can become dated at the drop of a hat. However, #Alive does a great job of being relevant and timeless at the same time, as it follows the protagonist, Joon-woo, who struggles to find other survivors while facing zombies and other humans alike. Social media plays a role in #Alive, but it doesn’t overshadow the action and character development.
Yoo Ah-in anchors the film as Oh Joon-woo, the video game streamer who attempts to survive the zombie apocalypse while being locked inside his apartment.
Yoo Ah-in anchors the film as Oh Joon-woo, the video game streamer who attempts to survive the zombie apocalypse while being locked inside his apartment. Park Shin-hye plays Kim Yoo-bin, one of Joon-woo’s neighbors. She and Joon-woo eventually connect and work together to make it out alive. Their relationship provides enough bright spots and breaks in the tension of #Alive that you can stomach the more grotesque moments of the South Korean film.
One Cut Of The Dead (2017)
Directed by Shinichirou Ueda
In conversation with not only the zombie genre but filmmaking itself, One Cut of the Dead pokes fun at the lengths directors and artists will go for fame and success. The meta-project soon becomes a film within a film, showcasing the events of a fictional zombie movie, then the background of the film getting made, and the actual production of the project. Despite its microscopic budget, made for around $27,000, One Cut of the Dead catapulted to fame, earning millions of dollars and making an international splash (via The Hollywood Reporter).
When watching One Cut of the Dead today, it’s easy to see how and why the movie became such a phenomenon. Perhaps the most innovative movie of 2017, One Cut of the Dead, is hilarious and self-aware without being too tongue-in-cheek or alienating. Made with unknown actors and playing with form and niche material that most mainstream projects would shy away from, One Cut of the Dead is a fantastic movie that should be remembered among the best of the genre.
The Night Eats The World (2018)
Directed by Dominique Rocher
Set in Paris, The Night Eats the World isn’t full of loud, slow-moving zombies that are easy to outrun and a little less formidable than other movie monsters. Instead, the film includes fast, deadly, and virtually silent beasts that Sam (Anders Danielsen Lie) struggles to see coming, even from the apartment he’s hiding in. As the pain of isolation and survival sets in, it gets harder and harder for Sam to stay sane and fight off the zombies.
As much a test of endurance for the audience as it is for Sam, The Night Eats the World is a grueling addition to the zombie genre that doesn’t rely on gore to make an impact.
The Night Eats the World is a reminder of how difficult, or nearly impossible it is, for people to survive alone and that survival alone isn’t all there is. As much a test of endurance for the audience as it is for Sam, The Night Eats the World is a grueling addition to the zombie genre that doesn’t rely on gore to make an impact. Another recent French zombie film, the MadS movie, brought something unique to the genre, showcasing how France is pushing the zombie story forward.
[REC] (2007)
Directed by Paco Plaza & Jaume Balagueró
One of the best found footage horror movies,[REC] is the first in several sequels, but the iconic original film is still the best. [REC] is a Spanish movie that follows Ángela (Manuela Velasco), a reporter who gets trapped inside an apartment building with the building’s residents as they slowly become infected. Throughout the night, Ángela’s camera operator, Pablo (Pablo Rosso), captures the increasingly gory and disturbing events as Ángela attempts to escape and uncover what’s happening to them.
[REC] makes good use of the found footage genre, incorporating fun jump scares, Easter eggs, and an ominous ending to keep you hooked until the film’s final moments. Though it isn’t flashy or over-the-top, [REC] proves that a project doesn’t need a large budget or mountains of gore to make an impression. In fact, one of [REC]‘s strengths is the fact that it leaves so much up to the viewer’s imagination.
28 Days Later (2002)
Directed by Danny Boyle
As time has passed, 28 Days Later has only become more iconic within the zombie genre. Boasting a star-studded cast that includes Cillian Murphy, Naomie Harris, and Brendan Gleeson,28 Days Later helped to revolutionize the zombie genre and increase contemporary interest in these stories. Today, many new zombie movies have their monsters fast-moving and extraordinarily powerful, but 28 Days Later was one of the first projects that stepped away from the slow zombie trope.
It’s hard to say where the modern zombie movie would be without 28 Days Later, as it introduced so many important story choices and stylistic elements that have impacted horror as a whole, not just zombie films.
The long-awaited sequel 28 Years Later is coming soon, and though the next installment of the franchise has a lot of pressure riding on it, there’s reason to be hopeful. It’s hard to say where the modern zombie movie would be without 28 Days Later, as it introduced so many important story choices and stylistic elements that have impacted horror as a whole, not just zombie films. Fortunately, we don’t have to imagine, as revisiting 28 Days Later only reaffirms its potency.
Versus (2000)
Directed by Ryuhei Kitamura
This Japanese zombie movie is as dedicated to bringing its grotesque zombies to life as it incorporates well-choreographed action sequences. Versus uses elements of the martial arts and samurai genres to uplift the central narrative, leaning into the idea that zombies are part of intricate myths and folklore rather than a lab-created accident. Set in a forest of resurrection, an escaped prisoner and a young girl fight their way out while being pursued by dangerous men.
However, in the forest, these men won’t die and just keep chasing them. Tak Sakaguchi plays the central prisoner, with Chieko Misaka co-starring as the girl, and the pair of them make compelling action heroes. As Versus progresses, more mystical elements and historical connections are revealed, making the story more intricate and exciting with every passing moment. Versus expertly blends genres, showcasing that the zombie movie is capable of being so much more than people realize.
Shaun Of The Dead (2004)
Directed by Edgar Wright
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost quickly became one of the most iconic horror duos in recent memory thanks to their hilarious and bloody work in Shaun of the Dead. While there are plenty of horror-comedy movies out there that reimagine the genre, Shaun of the Dead immediately sets itself apart because of the unique style of filmmaking. Directed by Edgar Wright, a creative known for his distinctive editing and fast-paced comedy, Shaun of the Dead juxtaposes the urgency of Wright’s direction with the zombies’ glacial pace.
Though Shaun of the Dead was made on a small budget, it went on to receive universal acclaim and box office success.
The Night of the Living Dead movies are iconic pieces of film history, so it’s unsurprising that Shaun of the Dead lovingly pokes fun at the tropes these projects created. It can be difficult to balance the violence and inherent tragedy of the zombie genre with lighthearted humor, but Shaun of the Dead easily achieves this. Though Shaun of the Dead was made on a small budget, it went on to receive universal acclaim and box office success.
Train To Busan (2016)
Directed by Yeon Sang-ho
Yeon Sang-ho’s most iconic movie, Train to Busan, is one of the most famous contemporary zombie films, regardless of country. Action-packed and brimming with blood, gore, and surprising emotional poignancy, Train to Busan might bring a tear to your eye before the story’s over, as its central character develops as a father and a person in the wake of the shocking outbreak. Gong Yoo brings this character, Seok-woo, to life with the gravitas of an action hero, balanced with sensitivity.
Train to Busan exemplifies what we love about modern horror, as it’s in conversation with the best of the genre but is also unafraid to carve its own path. Additionally, Train to Busan is as much about class and impending natural disasters as it is a delivery system for the zombie gore we know and love. While Train to Busan doesn’t reinvent the zombie movie, it does pave the way for the next era of great brain-eating filmmaking and encourages it to include some smart commentary.
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