My 20 Favourite Films Of All Time

[@ironsolodjarin3750]

The Empire Strikes Back, my personal favorite of all time.

[@adamghose4658]

Wow! Brilliant list!
My top 20 are:
1. Satantango
2. Eraserhead
3. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
4. The Apartment
5. It's such a Beautiful Day
6. 2001: a space odyssey
7. Mulholland Drive
8. Celine and Julie Go Boating
9. City Lights
10. Andrei Rublev
11. Barry Lyndon
12. The Shining
13. Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles
14. Stalker
15. Rear Window
16. High and Low
17. Possession
18. Paris, Texas
19. Ace in the Hole
20. After Hours

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you! There's a lot on your list that I haven't seen yet but I love Eraserhead and I'm going to see a cinema screening of 2001 in about a week :)

[@juliussw9153]

now this is what i call taste.

[@johncooper7663]

Stalker, good movie, good book.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

@@johncooper7663 I watched it for the first time last month. I think it's a good quality film, but I did struggle with it. With my autism I sometimes struggle to tell people's faces apart, and so the 3 protagonists looking a bit similar made it quite hard for me to differentiate them. This was made worse by the fact I was reading the subtitles when they were talking, rather than looking at their faces, which meant sometimes I couldn't associate personalities or motives with specific people.

[@williambourgeois5746]

@@MaxDoesMovies have you seen the screening of 2001?

[@marvincorre4783]

My Top 20 Favorite Movies
20. North by Northwest (1959)
19. The Sound of Music (1965)
18. The Dark Knight (2008)
17. The Princess Bride (1987)
16. My Neighbor Totoro (1986)
15. Gone with the Wind (1939)
14. Schindler's List (1993)
13. The Godfather (1972)
12. A Clockwork Orange (1971)
11. 12 Angry Men (1957)
10. Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
9. Rebel Without a Cause (1955)
8. Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
7. Spirited Away (2001)
6. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)
5. Titanic (1997)
4. Citizen Kane (1941)
3. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
2. Pulp Fiction (1994)
1. The Thing (1982)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! There's still a few on there I need to watch but thank you for sharing :)

[@emmettloyd7862]

thats crazy because nobody asked

[@marvincorre4783]

@@emmettloyd7862 Don't start

[@marvincorre4783]

@@emmettloyd7862 and Im just sharing my top 20 because OP made a video about his top 20 favorites

[@HugeRMCFanBoY-bx3od]

Schinidlers List That Low Is Criminal For Me Lol

[@dancortes3062]

That's a pretty good list. Here's a list of my top 20 favorite films.
#1 Boogie Nights
#2 Fight club
#3 Pulp Fiction
#4 The Godfather
#5 2001 A Space Odyssey
#6 The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
#7 Taxi driver
#8 No Country for Old Men
#9 Apocalypse Now
#10 Blue Velvet
#11 The Shining
#12 The Thing
#13 Once Upon A Time in America
#14 Blade Runner
#15 Leon: The Professional
#16 American Psycho
#17 There Will Be Blood
#18 Chinatown
#19 Barry Lyndon
#20 The Bounty

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you! I really like your list, even if I haven't seen a few of the films on it

[@silentshadow4110]

My top 3 :
1. That most important thing : Love
2. Last tango in Paris
3. Naked

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! Thank you for sharing :)

[@fijistarproductions990]

2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
Eraserhead (1977)
Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
Grave of the Fireflies (1988)
Jaws (1975)
King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962)
Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood (2019)
Parasite (2019)
Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
The Shining (1980)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

I love Eraserhead and Raiders! I didn't really enjoy Once Upon A Time... in Hollywood but I can see why other people did. Thanks for watching and sharing your list!

[@p_ttown1979]

omg fellow 1962 king kong vs godzilla enjoyer

[@finleycooper7710]

Three films from last year in the top 20! I have a feeling that will definitely change over time for you as it is pretty strange that after years and years of brilliant movies the ones from last year made it in. All three are still great films though and last year was a great year for films. Overall a great list though.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

I only became interested in film around May last year so it's natural for recent films to be up there! I'm sure my taste will change as time goes on

[@amo223]

my top 20
1. scott pilgrim vs the world
2. donnie darko
3. trainspotting
4. reservoir dogs
5. mid90s
6. the big lebowski
7. taxi driver
8. whats eating gilbert grape
9. a clockwork orange
10. lost in transition
honorable mentions - watchmen, star wars 5, pulp fiction, se7en, the perks of being a wallflower, amadeus and the usual suspects.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! I've seen most of your list, thank you for sharing :)

[@Chubbytoad12]

Donnie darko tho 👍

[@oliwierstraczewski5442]

Hi Great list I'm 16 years old and I love movies since I can remember. I want to be a director and screenwriter in the future. I've seen over 1200 movies in my lifetime. And this is my list of 15 favorite movies of all time. The list is still growing, but for now it looks like this: 15 View Askewnivers (Clerks,Mallrats ,Dogma,Chasing Amy,Jay and Silent Bob stirke back,Clerks 2,Jay and Silent Bob reboot,Clerks 3) and just love this universe. Kevin Smith is one of the main favorites directors.
14 Watchmen (Snyder)
13 Kill Bill vol 1 and Kill Bill vol 2
12 Léon: The Professional(directors cut)
11 Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse
10 Pulp fiction
9 The Prince of Egypt
8 The departed (Martin Scorsese)
7 Forest Gump
6 Die Hard (quadrology)
5 Jaws
4 Terminator 2: the judgment day
3 Django unchained
2 Inglorius Basterds (Tarantino)
1 American history x
However, to the list of 30 favorite movies I would add such titles as: Back to the future (trilogy), The Breakfast club, Gremlins 2 the new batch, Boyhood, White guys can't jump (with Woody Harrelson), Hunt for the wilderpeople (Waititi ),Titanic (Cameron),Spiderman 2 (Raimi),Groundhog Day, The Blob (Chuck Russell), Toy story (all four movies), One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The hills have eyes (version Alexandre Aja), Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood (Burton), The Matrix (first movie), Heat,Thruman Show and Snatch.I hope I didn't make too many mistakes. Greetings from Poland
BTW: I have a rather funny tidbit related to the Die Hard series. This series has been translated into Szklana Pułapka in Poland, which means Glass trap. This was because the first film was set in the Nakatomi Plaza skyscraper. The Polish translators did not know that this film would get sequels. So the third part was called Szklana pułapka 3, or Glass Trap 3 in English, even though that title didn't make much sense.Secound part was trasnlated into Szklana pułapka 2 etc. Such a funny curiosity.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

It's so nice to hear how much you love movies, thank you for sharing your list! There's a lot in your top 30 that I also love, although there's still a few I need to watch

[@JörgSchymick]

Moin Oliwier, for your future I would, if I were you, maybe for a year or two concetrate on the classics of international cinema. It was mostly the best school for every famous director we know. I owne more than 16 000 movies from all over the world on disc. And don' t be afraid of silent movies, because they work only with story, acting, light, cutting (and probably sometimes a good pianoplayer). Best luck ... Jörg

[@rocketbro6708]

My top 20:
1. The Shining
2. The Shawshank Redemption
3. Donnie Darko
4. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
5. The Super Mario Bros. Movie
6. John Wick Chapter 4
7. Get Out
8. John Wick
9. Joker
10. Everything, Everywhere, All at Once
11. Iron Man
12. American Psycho
13. Misery
14. Grave of the Fireflies
15. Avengers: Infinity War
16. Forest Gump
17. Jaws
18. Wreck-It Ralph
19. John Wick 3
20. The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die
This is subject to change and is a very weird list lol

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! Thank you for sharing

[@Chubbytoad12]

The top 3 ❤
After the top 3 💀

[@andreimcallister1365]

All quiet on the western front is awesome! Glad it’s getting recognition

[@localcrisis]

My top 20:
1. Taxi Driver
2. Trainspotting
3. Chinatown
4. Fallen Angels
5. Naked
6. Heathers
7. Donnie Darko
8. Her
9. Heat
10. In Bruges
11. Scarface
12. The Conformist
13. Come and See
14. The King of Comedy
15. Network
16. Back to the Future
17. The Godfather
18. There Will Be Blood
19. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
20. Apocalypse Now

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! Thank you for sharing :)

[@danielengel4593]

Great picks, 70% agreed, the last 3 are flawless. Here are some recommendations from the recent years: Banshees of Inisherin, Triangle of Sadness, Midsommar, Parasite, The Menu, Get Out, A Promising Young Woman and Pearl. Some other ones: There Will Be Blood, The Wrestler, Thor Ragnarök, Logan, Jojo Rabbit, Trainspotting, Amélie, Suicide Squad, Drive, JSA, Oldboy, Gran Torino, The Hunt (with Mads Mikkelsen).

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you! Since making this video I've watched Banshees, Triangle of Sadness, Midsommar, Get Out, JoJo Rabbit and Trainspotting from your recommendations. Follow me on Letterboxd to see my thoughts on them!

[@r.c.c.10]

Well, I found a lot of flaws in EEAAO. It's a good film, but not perfect at all.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

@@r.c.c.10 Perfection is subjective, nothing can ever be objectively perfect, but can be perfect for a person

[@r.c.c.10]

@@MaxDoesMovies I know, but in such precise, restricted and readable art as cinema is, I think we can reach a certain objectivity.
For me it's perfect if you love (it's a list about your personal favorite of course), I like it as well, but in terms of quality, trying all my best to be objective, I think the film has many relatively concluding flaws.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

@@r.c.c.10 Every film has flaws when looked at through an objective viewpoint. Everything Everywhere All At Once is perfect to me, even if it has flaws that I can identify

[@todd3563]

I like that you added a lot of comedies. I find people don't add them to their lists because they think it makes them look more intelligent.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

I really do love comedies but I find them hard to talk about from a critical standpoint since the only thing that matters is whether or not they are funny. I completely see what you mean about people omitting them from their lists

[@Andrew94533]

@@MaxDoesMoviesI agree somewhat with that people definitely don’t wanna show weakness but I feel comedy is the most subjective art form but a long shot but I think you can structure comedy also

[@MaxDoesMovies]

@@Andrew94533 Yeah they're definitely incredibly subjective, but so is every movie. The point of making a list of your favourite films is to show your opinions

[@Andrew94533]

@@MaxDoesMovies touché

[@matthewdrake2210]

Here is My top 20 Films of all Time: (In No Particular Order)
1. Die Hard (1988)
2. Ghostbusters (1984)
3. Good Will Hunting (1997)
4. First Blood (1982)
5. The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
6. Platoon (1986)
7. Lincoln (2012)
8. One Flew Over the Cukoo’s Nest (1975)
9. Serpico (1973)
10. Raging Bull (1980)
11. Back to the Future (1985)
12. The Karate Kid (1984)
13. Beverly Hills Cop (1984)
14. Rain Man (1988)
15. Lethal Weapon 2 (1989)
16. Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
17. Goodfellas (1990)
18. The Blues Brothers (1980)
19. Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (1987)
20. Dirty Harry (1971)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

I love Die Hard and Ghostbusters! Thank you for sharing :)

[@Genesizs]

can't relate to this list , but
everyone has their own opinnions and thought about movies they like ^-^
my top 12 must watch beforte die is :
1:Good Fellas
2:Fight Club
3:Pulp Fiction
4:Snatch
5:Memento
6:Natural Born Killers (1994)
7:Léon (Léon the Professional
7:Looper (2012)
8:The Conjuring
9:American History X
10:Forrest Gump
11:The Departed
12:The Matrix (1999)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you for sharing! I made an updated video with my top 50 films too!

[@CorIsFire]

My top 20:
20. Schindler's List
19. Indiana Jones: The Last Crusade
18. Rocky
17. Rocky II
16. Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse
15. Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
14. Batman Begins
13. Dune (2021)
12. Inception
11. Terminator 2: Judgement Day
10. Aliens
9. The Godfather
8. The Shawshank Redemption
7. The End of Evangelion
6. Spirited Away
5. Whiplash
4. Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
3. The Dark Knight
2. The Batman
1. Lord of the Rings: Return of the KIng

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Across The Spider-Verse is actually my number 1 now! I need to rewatch all the LOTR films, I haven't seen them since I was 6 and I remember the lego game better than them

[@CorIsFire]

@@MaxDoesMovies Yeah, both of the spiderverse movies were great. LEGO LOTR IS GOATED, glad someone else gets it

[@Horror-Man]

Here's my Top 30:
30) What Ever Happened To Baby Jane? (1962)
29) The Swimmer (1968)
28) The Matrix (1999)
27) Under The Silver Lake (2018)
26) Buffalo 66 (1998)
25) Election (1999)
24) Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949)
23) The Graduate (1967)
22) Fritz The Cat (1972)
21) The Prestige (2006)
20) Clerks (1994)
19) Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
18) Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989)
17) Mikey and Nicky (1976)
16) River’s Edge (1986)
15) The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover (1989)
14) In The Company of Men (1997)
13) Bottle Rocket (1996)
12) The World’s End (2013)
11) Frances Ha (2012)
10) Groundhog Day (1993)
9) Fight Club (1999)
8) Taxi Driver (1976)
7) The Apartment (1960)
6) The Thing (1982)
5) The Heartbreak Kid (1972)
4) The King of Comedy (1982)
3) Mulholland Drive (2001)
2) 12 Angry Men (1957)
1) Unbreakable (2000)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! Thanks for sharing :)

[@joeharris3878]

Hey, somebody else remembers "Election" !

[@krys6222]

Pulp fiction

[@Horror-Man]

@@krys6222 What about it?

[@themushroom_dude]

My top 20
1. Requiem for a Dream
2. The lighthouse
3. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
4. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
5. The Dark Crystal
6. All Quiet on the Western Front
7. The Green Mile
8. Spirited Away
9. A Silent Voice
10. Hellraiser
11. The Thing
12. Mobile Suit Gundam III: Encounters in Space
13. Star Trek II - The Wrath of Khan
14. Midsommar
15. Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind
16. Black Swan
17. Monty Python and the Holy Grail
18. Fantastic Mr. Fox
19. Mandy
20. The Babadook
Apart from Requiem for a Dream (wich is the best movie of all time) none of the other movies are in a specific order, I love them all equally

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! There's a few on there I still need to watch but that's a really good list!

[@everythingtoday700]

here is my top 20 in no particular order
1. Whiplash
2. Shawshank Redemption
3. Interstellar
4. Life of Pi
5. Fight Club
6. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
7. Truman Show
8. The Great Gatsby
9. Night Crawler
10. American Psycho
11. Catch me if you Can
12. The Terminal
13. Joker
14. Shutter Island
15. The Pursuit of Happiness
16. Inception
17. Forest Gump
18. Secret Life of Walter Mitty
19. Bullet Train
20.Baby Driver

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Every film on there that I've seen is absolutely brilliant!

[@gerdfernandez]

heres a list of my favorite movies (Not ranked)
Forrest Gump , Green Book 2018 , The Batman , The Notebook , The Dark Knight 2008 , atonement, The Wolf of Wall Street , A Beautiful Mind, Pulp Fiction , Good will hunting , Pulp Fiction , Green Mile

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! I'm happy to see The Batman there. Thanks for sharing :)

[@omeshsingh8091]

*My 20 Favorite Films of All Time*
20. Cléo from 5 to 7 (1962)
19. Brief Encounter (1945)
18. Where Is the Friend's House? (1987)
17. Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (1984)
16. How to Train Your Dragon (2010)
15. The Circus (1928)
14. Mirror (1975)
13. Sansho the Bailiff (1954)
12. Koyaanisqatsi (1982)
11. The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928)
10. The Last Metro (1980)
09. City Lights (1931)
08. Cría cuervos... (1976)
07. To Be or Not to Be (1942)
06. Persona (1966)
05. Millennium Actress (2001)
04. Eternity and a Day (1998)
03. The Quiet Girl (2022)
02. The Life of Oharu (1952)
01. Wonder Woman (2017)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! Thank you for sharing

[@ellietasker5123]

Mine are:
1. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me
2. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
3. Blue Velvet
4. Rebecca
5. House
6. Stand by Me
7. Labyrinth
8. Fantastic Mr. Fox
9. Swiss Army Man
10. Mulholland Drive
11. But I’m a Cheerleader
12. The Adventures of Robin Hood
13. There Will Be Blood
14. Little Miss Sunshine
15. Coraline
16. Aftersun
17. Bonnie and Clyde
18. The Shining
19. The Goonies
20.Saint Maud
Not fully in the correct order, i found that impossible haha

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! I love Little Miss Sunshine and Fantastic Mr Fox, I still need to watch Aftersun though. Thank you for sharing :)

[@naeuch0489]

I have this very large top 350 movie list, which does inldude documentaries (because I consider them to be the best type of film there is). Here is the top twenty of that list:
1. Shoah
2. The Human Condition III: A Soldier's Prayer
3. OJ: Made in America
4. Casablanca
5. Night and Fog
6. The Shawshank Redemption
7. Seven Samurai
8. Schindler's List
9. Heerak Rajar Deshe (or, "Hirak Rajar Deshe")
10. 2001: A Space Odyssey
11. Come and See
12. The Godfather Part II
13. Lawrence of Arabia
14. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
15. Citizen Kane
16. The Human Conditin I: No Greater Love
17. The Third Man
18. 12 Angry Men
19. The World of Apu
20. Pulp Fiction

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! I haven't watched too many documentaries but I think they're interesting. What makes you prefer them to narrative films?

[@dotaky]

You have excellent taste in movies my friend. Subscribed.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you!

[@Piano_Manny]

What a range! Awesome list.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you!

[@sleepybear7YT]

love this list!
mine would be
1. dead poets society
2. spirited away
3. the grand budapest hotel
4. tick tick boom
5. little miss sunshine
6. scott pilgrim vs the world
7. pans labyrinth
8. princess mononoke
9. baby driver
10. stand by me
11. knives out
12. the holy grail
13. the suicide squad
14. ferris buellers day off
15. shawshank redemption
16. fantastic mr fox
17. 2001 a space odyssey
18. jojo rabbit
19. sing street
20. interstellar

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you, I love your list too!

[@HugeRMCFanBoY-bx3od]

Knives Out Probably Doesn't Even Make My Top 100 Same As Suicide Squad But I Respect Any Opinion

[@HorrorCritical]

Top 20 Favorite movies of all time
1. Clockwork Orange
2. Blue Velvet
3. Apocalypse Now
4. Eyes Wide Shut
5. The Good The Bad The Ugly
6. Ran
7. Once Upon a Time In America
8. Mulholland Drive
9. The Cook The Thief His Wife and Her Lover
10. The Godfather/The Godfather Part 2
11. Oldboy(2003)
12. Taxi Driver
13. Brazil
14. Scarface
15. Blade Runner/Blade Runner 2049
16. Full Metal Jacket
17. Scream(1996)
18. The Shining
19. The Thing(1982)
20. The Evil Dead/Evil Dead(1981)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you for sharing!

[@tritoast705]

My top ten are
10: Django Unchained
9: The Fablemans
8: Up
7: Raiders Of The Lost Ark
6: Tropic Thunder
5: Children Of Men
4: The Green Mile
3: Fight Club
2: Return Of The King
1: One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Also Great List

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! I still need to watch The Fablemans and One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest but the ones I've seen on your list are brilliant. Thank you :)

[@mmayer1558]

Here's my list
10. Spankfest
9. Getting Dumplings For Carter
8. Righteous Igloos
7. Depending On Ending Spending
6. Winkle Winkle Little Star
5. Train Man
4. The Impossible Life of Timmy Brainerd
3. Wanda Was Right
2. Star Wars: Rise of the Skywalker
1. Nothing Matters...Seriously

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you for sharing! Personally, I absolutely hated Rise Of Skywalker

[@MatthewSaliba]

My Top 20 Favorite Films
1. THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC (Carl Theodor Dreyer, 1928)
2. M (Fritz Lang, 1931)
3. THE ONLY SON (Yasujirō Ozu, 1936)
4. BICYCLE THIEVES (Vittorio De Sica, 1948)
5. GERMANY, YEAR ZERO (Roberto Rossellini, 1948)
6. SUNSET BOULEVARD (Billy Wilder, 1950)
7. IKIRU (Akira Kurosawa, 1952)
8. UGETSU (Kenji Mizoguchi, 1953)
9. LA STRADA (Federico Fellini, 1954)
10. GODZILLA (Ishirō Honda, 1954)
11. VERTIGO (Alfred Hitchcock, 1958)
12. L’ECLISSE (Michelangelo Antonioni, 1962)
13. HARAKIRI (Masaki Kobayashi, 1962)
14. THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY (Sergio Leone, 1966)
15. 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY (Stanley Kubrick, 1968)
16. SOLARIS (Andrei Tarkovsky, 1972)
17. SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE (Ingmar Bergman, 1973)
18. TAXI DRIVER (Martin Scorsese, 1976)
19. LOST HIGHWAY (David Lynch, 1997)
20. IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE (Wong Kar Wai, 2000)

[@johnmavroudis2054]

Great list... but here's a few films that might make you reconsider some films in your list after you've watched these:
STRANGER THAN FICTION • CHILDREN OF MEN • PLEASANTVILLE • AMELIE • ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND • THE CRANES ARE FLYING • RUN LOLA RUN • THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (original) • METROPOLIS • M • CITY LIGHTS • MODERN TIMES • THE GOLD RUSH • ARRIVAL • GRAVITY

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you! I've seen Eternal Sunshine and Arrival and I loved them both! A few of the films you recommended are on my watchlist already, but I've added the others :)

[@C-man553]

ARRIVAL may be the sci I've ever seen.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

@@C-man553 It's so good

[@talkswithtad2330]

My Top 20:
1. Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, Ultimate Edition
2. The Fabelmans
3. Dunkirk
4. The Prestige
5. Seven
6. Whiplash
7. 1917
8. Zack Snyder's Justice League
9. Batman Begins
10. Swiss Army Man
11. La La Land
12. Watchmen
13. The Truman Show
14. Marriage Story
15. Little Women
16. Unbreakable
17. The Social Network
18. tick, tick... BOOM!
19. The Menu
20. The Shawshank Redemption
Also, favorite show, The Haunting Of Hill House.
Would love if someone were to recommend me films as they see fit ^^

[@MaxDoesMovies]

You seem to love Christopher Nolan so maybe try Tenet

[@Llinken]

A little late to commenting this but here's my top 10 favourites
10: After Hours (1985)
9: Perfect Blue (1997)
8: The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! (1988)
7: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (1966)
6: The Prestige (2006)
5: Back to the Future (1985)
4: Boogie Nights (1997)
3: LOTR: ROTK (2003)
2: Psycho (1960)
1: Heat (1995)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! I haven't seen most of your list yet but I'm making my way there

[@bilbo4786]

Nice list bro
my top 30:
1. Oldboy
2. Harakiri
3. The Holy Mountain
4. There Will Be Blood
5. Mulholland Drive
6. A Brighter Summer Day
7. La Haine
8. A Clockwork Orange
9. Apocalypse Now
10. Drive
11. Throne of Blood
12. Stroszek
13. Stalker
14. Ran
15. Goodfellas
16. Unforgiven
17. Fallen Angels
18. The Seventh Seal
19. Yojimbo
20. Boogie Nights
21. Fight Club
22. The Lighthouse
23. The Good , the Bad and the Ugly
24. Blue Velvet
25. Taxi Driver
26. 2001: A Space Odyssey
27. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
28. McCabe & Mrs. Miller
29. Seven Samurai
30. Memories of Murder

[@MaxDoesMovies]

There's still a lot on your list that I need to watch but there's a few I love! I'm gonna be honest... I hated Fallen Angels

[@papawheelie1645]

I came across your video around 3:30am and I'm supposed to be in bed, so I'm just doing my top 10. :)
1. Everything Everywhere All At Once
2. I'm thinking Of Ending Things
3. Mother! (2017 version)
4. Forrest Gump
5. Requiem For a Dream
6. Vanilla Sky
7. Fight Club
8. Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind
9. Mr. Nobody
10. Jacob's Ladder (1990 Tim Robbins Version version)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! Thank you for sharing :)

[@judahbudah0]

eeaao is over rated

[@papawheelie1645]

to you....

[@nicko2864]

There is only one version of "Mother!" lol, no need to specify "2017 version"

[@papawheelie1645]

@@nicko2864 I said it because there is a 2009 Korean movie called "Mother". No it's not the same film but I was just trying help folks get the right film

[@neminem233]

1: Spider-Man into the spider-verse
2: Donnie Darko
3: But I'm a Cheerleader
4: Fight Club
5: Birdboy: The Forgotten Children
6: It's Such A Beautiful Day
7: Amadeus
8: Persona
9: City of God
10: La Haine
11: The Dark Knight
12: Oldboy
13: Monty Python and the Holy Grain
14: The Man who Sleeps
15: Dogville
16: The Breakfast Club
17: Network
18: The Passion of Joan of Arc
19: Children of Men
20: Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
I'm glad we actually share some similarities! The only films on your list that I've that I would NOT give a 10/10 (or higher) to are The Grand Budapest Hotel (7/10, didn't click with me) and The Batman (9/10, a few problems but easily my favorite interpretation of Batman since the DCAU)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

I'm happy we share Spider-Verse! Did you watch the latest trailer for the sequel?

[@neminem233]

@@MaxDoesMovies Yes I am. I am also extremely excited for the sequel. The Spot is the most underrated Spider-Man villain so I'm excited to see what they do with him. Hope he's silly but formidable

[@MaxDoesMovies]

@@neminem233 He seems that way from the trailer, I can't wait to see it!

[@JAProductions494]

Please keep in mind before I reveal my list that I am a mega film fan so new films are ALWAYS added. 5 of these movies are ones I only saw in these past few months. There are also many popular classic I haven’t gotten around to yet (although I’m planning on checking out Fight Club this week)
But, as of the time I’m writing this, here’s my top 20:
20) The Shining
19) Jurassic Park
18) The Vanishing
17) Spirited Away
16) The Prince of Egypt
15) It’s a Wonderful Life
14) Toy Story 2
13) Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
12) Princess Mononoke
11) Everything, Everywhere, All At Once
10) Parasite
9) Coraline
8) Donnie Darko
7) The Incredibles
6) Kiki’s Delivery Service
5) Padak
4) Back to the Future
3) Ratatouille
2) Shaun of the Dead
1) Puss in Boots: The Last Wish

[@MaxDoesMovies]

That's a brilliant list! There's still a few I need to watch but all the films on there I've seen are fantastic. To be honest, I didn't enjoy The Last Wish as much as everyone else seems to. It's not because it's animated or anything like that (I have an entire video about the importance of animation), I just didn't really feel any connection to the story. I understand that it was trying to go for the classic fairy-tale tropes but, to me, admitting the tropes you're following doesn't make those tropes interesting

[@JAProductions494]

@@MaxDoesMovies that’s fair enough

[@claudiahansen4938]

Very intriguing list. I need to get some of these! My own list is short: Shawshank Redemption...Field of Dreams...Children of Men. With a comedic nod to the funniest movie of all time: Airplane. Followed by Austin Powers. On another category from my youth in New York: The Warriors.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you for sharing!

[@skyeslaton3435]

My top 20 (not in order)
12 angry men
2001 a space odyssey
Casablanca
Sunset boulevard
Seven samurai
The man who shot liberty valance
Once upon a time in the west
It's a wonderful life
Taxi driver
Vertigo
The godfather
Lawrence of arabia
Pulp fiction
Rear window
The good the bad and the ugly
North by northwest
High and low
Cinema paradiso
Metropolis
Star wars (1977)

[@NoNemu0]

10 The Shawshank Redemption
9 Donnie Darko
8 All Quiet on the Western Front
7 Who am I
6 Inception
5 Guardians of the Galaxy
4 Ready Player One
3 Your Name
2 Fight Club
1 The Truman Show

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! I love Truman Show, Fight Club, Your Name, Inception, AQOTWF and Shawshank

[@conorhamersleyspage8173]

Nice list man, here's mine
1) Hot fuzz
2) Kingsman the Secret Service
3) Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
4) The Batman
5) Being John malkovich
6) The World's End
7) Fight Club
8) Wanted (2008)
9) Wiplash
10) The Spongbob Movie
11) Baby Driver
12) Iron Man
13) Chronicle
14) In Bruges
15) The Matrix
16) Scott Pilgrim vs The World
17) Bram Stoker's Dracula
18) The Gentleman
19) (500) days of summer
20) LIMITLESS

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you! Nice, I really love Hot Fuzz, I actually made a video ranking all of Edgar Wright's films! Thank you for watching :)

[@scottwyllie2278]

My top 20 as of right now (in no particular order other than no. 1)
1. The Lighthouse
2. Moneyball
3. Whiplash
4. Ex Machina
5. Annihilation
6. Nightcrawler
7. The Shining
8. Alien
9. Empire Strikes Back
10. The Wolf of Wall Street
11. Toy Story
12. The Grand Budapest Hotel
13. E.T.
14. The map of tiny perfect things
15. Casino Royale
16. Fantastic Mr Fox
17. Dune : Part One
18. Avatar
19. Split
20. War dogs

[@SamDavies94]

Films in my top 10, not ranked by number:
Stalker (Number 1 favourite)
Mulholland Dr.
2001: A Space Odyssey
Man with a Movie Camera
Red Desert
Dekalog (Series of films)
Pulp Fiction
Persona
Aliens
Melancholia

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! I loved 2001 when I went to see it last month. I really didn't enjoy Stalker, but I can definitely see the appeal

[@thinrider]

My top 10:
The Matrix
Aliens
Se7en
Kill Bill: Volume 2
Léon
The Aviator
Oldboy
La Femme Nikita
12 Monkeys
Schindler's List

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! Thank you for sharing

[@hvitekristesdod]

1. Mulholland Drive
2. Synecdoche New York
3. American Psycho
4. Blue Velvet
5. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
6. Dune Part 2
7. Miller’s Crossing
8. The Departed
9. Casino
10. Eraserhead
11. Hot Fuzz
12. The Lighthouse
13. Django Unchained
14. The Big Lebowski
15. Trainspotting
16. Hard Boiled
17. Goodfellas
18. Face Off
19. Braindead (Dead Alive)
20. Akira

[@paul_eau]

Cool list. Here's mine (definitly will change in the near future)
1. Apocalypse Now (Coppola) (1979)
2. Taxi Driver (Scorsese) (1976)
3. Pulp Fiction (Tarantino) (1994)
4. The Wolf of Wallstreet (Scorsese) (2013)
5. The Shining (Kubrick) (1980)
6. American Psycho (Harron) (2000)
7. The King of Comedy (Scorsese) (1983)
8. 2001: A Space Odyssey (Kubrick) (1968)
9. Scarface (Palma) (1983)
10. No Country for Old Men (Coen) (2007)
11. Inglourious Basterds (Tarantino) (2009)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thanks for sharing!

[@zachsutton6195]

30. Dawn of the Dead 1978
29. Seven Samurai
28. Halloween
27. Zodiac
26. Prisoners
25. Signs
24. Predator
23. Train to Busan
22. Secret of Nimh
21. Dark Knight
20. Spirited Away
19. Million Dollar Baby
18. Everything Everywhere All at Once
17. The Lighthouse
16. Throne of Blood
15. Wolf Children
14. The Thing
13. Little Miss Sunshine
12. The Shining
11. Princess Mononoke
10. Suspiria
9. Knives Out
8. The Breakfast Club
7. Howls Moving Castle
6. Return of the King
5. La La Land
4. Before Sunrise
3. A Ghost Story
2. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
1. Jaws

[@MaxDoesMovies]

I've had Seven Samurai on my list for ages but I just haven't found the time to watch it. Thanks for sharing!

[@deteon1418]

Hey, nice channel, I am pleased I stumbled upon this!
I could list my 9 favourite movies. (They are the movies that I have rated five stars on Letterboxd):
1. A Clockwork Orange
2. Aliens
3. The Man From Earth
4. The Silence of the Lambs
5. 12 Angry Men
6. The Empire Strikes Back
7. No Country for Old Men
8. The Shawshank Redemption
9. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
9 honourable mentions of various sorts organised in a chronological order (They are not necessarily the next 9 movies):
- The General (1926)
- The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
- Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)
- Jurassic Park (1993)
- Titanic (1997)
- American Psycho (2000)
- Pirates of the Carribean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)
- The Dark Knight (2008)
- Coco (2017)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

That's a brilliant list! Our taste is quite similar :)

[@deteon1418]

@@MaxDoesMovies Thank you very much!

[@jessicabramlett8320]

Good list brother. Here’s my Top 20-
20. The Seventh Seal (1957)
19. Amadeus (1984)
18. Prisoners (2013)
17. Come And See (1985)
16. Se7en (1995)
15. Children of Men (2006)
14. Inglorious Basterds (2009)
13. The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
12. Heat (1995)
11. Schindler’s List (1993)
10. Apocalypse Now (1979)
9. The Lighthouse (2019)
8. Harakiri (1962)
7. No Country For Old Men (2007)
6. Blade Runner (1982)
5. There Will Be Blood (2007)
4. Whiplash (2014)
3. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
2. Black Swan (2010)
1. The Dark Knight (2008)

[@medou2161]

Great list!
My top 20:
1. Dune
2.Donnie Darko
3. Once Upon a Time in the West
4. Interstellar
5. The Village
6. Babylon
7. Swiss Army Man
8. A Ghost Story
9. Unbreakable
10. 2001: A Space Odyssey
11. For a Few Dollars More
12. 12 Angry Men
13. Everything Everywhere All At Once
14. Playtime
15. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
16. Close
17. La La Land
18. The Darjeeling Ltd
19. Le scaphandre et le papillon
20. Anthropoid

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thanks! I didn't go see Dune because I knew there would be a long wait until the sequel, but I'm definitely going to watch it closer to the second film's release date. I'm going to see 2001 in a couple weeks. I didn't enjoy Darjeeling myself but I'm happy to see 12 Angry Men and Everything Everywhere on your list!

[@gavinkerslake]

Swiss Army Man. Yes. I love how fresh it is.

[@drizzle952]

The village??? What an awful film...

[@medou2161]

@@drizzle952 Why do you think so? This is my review on Letterbox and the reason why I love it: I find it sad that this movie didn’t get all it deserved because of the false idea people had about its filmmaker back in the days. How could you take back the movie’s integrity just because you wanted something of a different genre or a better twist? An artist makes what he thinks is compelling, what he thinks should be seen. Shyamalan movies aren’t just about the twist. Hell, some don’t even have twists. Also, it’s not just about having monsters vs humans. The Village is one of his movies that I think have unfair treatment alongside Glass. I guess it feels a bit tired in the end. The twist isn’t necessarily like The Sixth Sense but it serves more like a Mcguffin, without really being one. It serves the social commentary of the movie but I feel the twist is just there to serve his fans at the time. People that missed the entire point of his filmography. It could have lived without the twist. Even then, I don’t hate the twist, in fact it’s pretty great. What I hate though is that lots of people, when I read about the movie on here, IMDB or even Rotten Tomatoes seem to concentrate on the twist, forgetting everything else about the movie. As for me, I will never forget anything about it. It got me hooked from the very beginning. One of the best way we’ve put love on screen. The characters are cliché. You got a blind girl, a mentally disabled (seems like that) and a brave guy but they all are written so way, especially in their interactions that you feel like it’s real. It gives chills at how beautiful it is. Thanks to James Newton Howard and his violins, offering one of the greatest soundtracks I’ve heard in a film. It’s so strong, it’s like you see the bond between the characters and it’s all heartbreaking when you see the movie unfolds. Adrien Brody is amazing and Bryce Dallas Howard too. With that kind of character, you would fear that they over play but they do not.

[@drizzle952]

@@medou2161 Fair enough. If you like the film, that's absolutely fine. For me, forgetting the ridiculousness and implausibility of the entire situation the people of the village were in, the whole thing was just an utter bore- fest. Like, almost nothing happened in the whole movie...😙

[@Samdoesstuff978]

Yo I got that Spectacular Spider-Man refrence. Here's my list
1: Revenge of the sith
2: Baby Driver
3: Whiplash
4:Lego ninjago movie
5: Amazing Spider-Man 2
6: Inception
7: Cosmic clash
8:La la land
9:The Great Escape
10: Arrival
11: The Avengers
12: Batman Begins
13: Toy story
14: Lord of the rings fellowship of the ring
15: 12 Angry men
16: Teenage mutant ninja turtles out of the shadows
17: The Jesus Revolution
18: SpongeBob SquarePants movie
19: The Prince of Egypt
20: Man of Steel

[@MaxDoesMovies]

That's a really cool list :) I watched the Lord Of The Rings trilogy when I was a lot younger so I don't really remember the films that well. I want to rewatch them so I can write reviews for them on Instagram and maybe even make a video on them!

[@jonbolton3376]

A unique list. My top 20 are:
20 Police Academy 1984
19 The Negotiator 1998
18 Road Trip 2000
17 Speed 1994
16 Red 2010
15 Final Destination 2 2003
14 The Omen 1976
13 Star Trek: Generations 1994
12 Lethal Weapon 2 1989
11 Dirty Harry 1971
10 Halloween Kills 2021
9 Scream 1996
8 Star Trek 6: The Undiscovered Country 1991
7 Love Actually 2003
6 Die Hard 1988
5 Beverly Hills Cop 1984
4 A Fish Called Wanda 1988
3 Damien: Omen 2 1978
2 Halloween 1978
1 Pulp Fiction 1994

[@bespectacledheroine7292]

As you'll see Rocky Horror and The Truman Show make mine! Up, 12 Angry Men and Holy Grail would be in a top 50ish, love Grand Budapest. Other than that we have very different taste (Very little 21st century representation 🤣) but if most people believed like I did movies peaked long ago creatives wouldn't be trying anymore. But without further ado, when in Rome:
1. City Lights
2. Psycho
3. Sunset Boulevard
4. Metropolis
5. 2001: A Space Odyssey
6. Rocky Horror Picture Show
7. Amadeus
8. Beauty and the Beast
9. Princess Mononoke
10. The Iron Giant
11. The Truman Show
12. Modern Times
13. Laura
14. Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
15. Some Like It Hot
16. Edward Scissorhands
17. My Man Godfrey
18. Umbrellas of Cherbourg
19. Bride of Frankenstein
20. Perfect Blue

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! There's a lot on your list I haven't seen but the ones I have I love! I really want to watch Perfect Blue. Thanks for sharing!

[@bespectacledheroine7292]

@@MaxDoesMovies I'll be the first like on a review. 🙂Happy watching!

[@MaxDoesMovies]

@@bespectacledheroine7292 Thank you! I just got back from seeing Beau Is Afraid so I think I need a few days for my brain to recover before I can watch it!

[@bespectacledheroine7292]

@@MaxDoesMovies Sweet! I'm jealous. When I peeked at your LB I was crestfallen on the Fallen Angels opinion, but hopefully you'll like other WKW better (Although FA is only second to me after Chungking Express).

[@MaxDoesMovies]

@@bespectacledheroine7292 I'm really not too sure why everyone loves Fallen Angels. Obviously everyone is entitled to their opinions and I don't judge anyone for liking it but it just didn't really work for me. I'm sure I'll like some of WKW's other work!

[@JohnSmith-jn7nc]

My top 20 movies of all time for now:
1. Terminator 2 1991
2 The Terminator 1984
3. The Dark Knight 2008
4. Rocky (the original) 1976
5. The Shining 1980
6. Aliens 1986
7. Psycho 1960
8. Cast Away 2000
9. Batman Begins 2005
10. Predator 1987
11. The Batman 2022
12. Truman Show 1998
13. Primal Fear 1996
14. Inglorious Bastards 2009
15. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 1984
16. Star Wars: Return of the Jedi 1983
17. Star Wars 1997
18. Alien 1979
19. Raiders of the Lost Ark 1981
20. Goodfellas 1990

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! It's cool we have a few in common

[@marisamar3247]

All lists are always unfair and flawed, but I enjoyed listening to yours.
Also many thanks for reminding me I need to watch "All Quiet on the Western Front", asap

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you! I really enjoyed AQOTWF but it's not in my top 20 anymore. I would still definitely recommend watching it though!

[@UR_Right24]

I like:
Tootsie
Jaws
Terminator
Terminator 2
Nothing In Common
White Water Summer
Stir Of Echoes
Prisoners
It's A Wonderful Life
Better Off Dead
Real Genius
The Manhattan Project
There Will Be Blood
Aliens
Goodwill Hunting
Valkyrie
Zodiac
Whiplash
Stand By Me
Flight Of The Phoenix ('04)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

That's a really cool list! Thank you for sharing :)

[@trevinalger]

Some unintentionally hilarious lines in this one

[@EmersonWyrick-ec7tg]

My top 20 (not in order) it is due to change in the future but all of the films listed below are the ones that are the most special/significant to me
Fantastic mr fox
Brazil
Rushmore
Donnie darko
2001 a space odyssey
This is spinal tap
The social network
Rango
The shining
Blade runner
Fight club
The thing
Baby driver
Mad max fury road
The Royal tenenbaums
Aliens
The breakfast club
Back to the future
Monty python and the holy grail
The dark knight

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! I love loads of the films on your list :)

[@JohnThePGHAndPSUFanatic]

Nice list! Here’s mine:
20. Forrest Gump (1994)
19. The Princess Bride (1987)
18. Happy Gilmore (1996)
17. Miracle (2004)
16. The Breakfast Club (1985)
15. Jurassic Park (1993)
14. Indiana Jones (1981-present)
13. Jaws (1975)
12. Throw Momma From The Train (1987)
11. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986)
10. Jumanji (1995)
9. Pirates Of The Caribbean (2003-2017)
8. Bohemian Rhapsody (2018)
7. The Wedding Singer (1998)
6. Harry Potter (2001-2011)
5. Star Wars (1977-present)
4. Napoleon Dynamite (2004)
3. My Cousin Vinny (1992)
2. One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest (1975)
1. The Big Lebowski (1998)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! I watched Forrest Gump for the first time last night and I loved it. Thank you for sharing :)

[@matthewbotha7845]

1. Drive
2. Pulp Fiction
3. The Social Network
4. Whiplash
5. Silver Linings Playbook
6. Moonrise Kingdom
7. Fight Club
8. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
9. Django Unchained
10. Inglorious Basterds
11. There Will Be Blood
12. The Grand Budapest Hotel
13. No Country For Old Men
14. Wolf of Wall Street
15. The Departed
16. Snatch
17. Kill Bill: Volume 1
18. The Dark Knight
19. Beetlejuice
20. Blade Runner 2049
21. The Shining
22. Adventure Land
23. Scott Pilgrim Vs The World
24. The Ilse Of Dogs
25. Mad Max: Fury Road
26. The Witch
27. Control
28. The Passion Of The Christ
29. Locke
30. Anchorman

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! I love your list :)

[@MagikarpMaestro]

Interesting list

[@homoousias]

Great list!

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you!

[@rhondarogers7265]

My personal least and most favorite films of all time.
Best:
#10 Slender- Man (2018)
#9 The Dark Knight Rises
#8 Batman: Gotham Knight
#7 Analize This
#6 Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith
#5 Leprechaun In The Hood
#4 Freddy Got Fingered
#3 Jennifers Body
#2 Orphan
#1 Spider-Man 3
Worst:
#10 The Matrix: Revelations
#9 The Hobbit: Five Armies
#8 American Psycho
#7 Twighlight
#6 The Grand Budapest Hotel
#5 A Clockwork Orange
#4 Shrek 2
#3 Sausage Party
#2 A Good Day To Die Hard
#1 Fifty Shades Of Grey

[@r.c.c.10]

Interesting list. Some surprising picks. Respect for Life is Beautiful, haha.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you!

[@Legoartboy]

What was gonna be number 8
Before you watched the other movie?

[@-_Luciano_-]

My favourites. In absolutely no particular order. I’ve realised i have to choose a lot more than 20. Each movie has its own unique importance to me and I recommend each one wholeheartedly. Perhaps a few are niche that won’t be appreciated but these are my personal favourites.
93. Summer Spring Fall Winter and Spring
92. Synecdoche, New York
91. The Tree of Life
90. Boyhood
89. Mindwalk
88. My Dinner With Andre
87. La Belle Verte
86. Almost Famous
85. High Fidelity
84. Superbad
83. Wreck-it Ralph
82. Made in Britain
81. Shaun Of the Dead
80. This is England
79. 1984
78. Nightcrawler
77. Enter The Void
76. Source Code
75. Donnie Darko
74. South Park Bigger Longer and uncut / Imaginationland
73. Team America
72. Magnolia
71. Punch Drunk Love
70. They Live
69. Network
68. V for Vendetta
67. Wolf of Wall Street
66. Toy Story franchise
65. The Shining
64. Cass
63. The Wanderers
62. The Warriors
61. The Prestige
60. Whiplash
59. American History X
58. Parasite
57. Back to the Future
56. The Green Mile
55. Interstellar
54. Apocalypse Now
53. The Matrix
52. Forest Gump
51. City of God
50. The Ninth Configuration (this is probably my top movie if i had to pick one)
49. Idiocracy
48. Coherence
47. Moon
46. A Prophet
45. Celda 211
44. Ex Machina
43. Don’t look up
42. Sing Street
41. Naked
40. Leon the professional
39. Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas
38. 2001: A Space Odyssey
37. Threads
36. The Fall
35. The Holy Mountain
34. Little Miss Sunshine
33. Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
32. Bad Boy Bubby
31. About a Boy
30. Do the Right thing
29. American Beauty
28. Free Guy
27. Napoleon Dynamite
26. Palm Springs
25. Unforgiven
24. Control
23. The Man From Earth
22. Captain Fantastic
21. Gattaca
20. Raging Bull
19. Total Recall
18. Pulp Fiction
17. Memento
16. Fight Club
15. Se7en
14. Inception
13. Waking Life
12. Dazed & Confused
11. Into The Wild
10. Groundhog Day
9. Annie Hall
8. Adaptation
7. Atonement
6. Scarface
5. Trainspotting
4. The Breakfast Club
3. Joker
2. Taxi Driver
1. EEAAO
Honourable mentions - Mulholland Drive, Blade Runner, Clockwork Orange, Full Metal Jacket, Saving Private Ryan, Dune, Kill Bill(s),Bill & Teds Excellent Adventure, Rocketman, Blinded By The Light, A Star is Born, Silver Linings Playbook, Stalker, Wings of Desire, Limitless, Lucy , Akira, I heart Huckabees, The Art of Self Defense and The Godfather(s).
Edit: Tonight’s movie is actually going to be Austin Powers, hopefully it can be in my top movies afterward. Haven’t watched it as an adult and can’t remember any of it :p

[@-_Luciano_-]

Out of your movies I want to watch... interesting fact about me. i’m still yet to start any of the Lord of the Rings, Harry Potters or Star Wars movies, also little to no superhero Marvel movies. In your top 10, on my watch list is The Batman, Spider-man into the spider verse and of course cause as mentioned earlier, the Star Wars movies😁
Which should put me very much closer to a definitive “Top 100”😝

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Wow! There's loads on your list that I haven't seen yet but I can see that you know a lot about what you're talking about. I'm glad to see Everything Everywhere All At Once on your list! As per your other comment, I hope you enjoy the Star Wars movies! I'm not a massive fan of Harry Potter or the MCU, and I haven't seen Lord Of The Rings since I was about 6 so I don't remember the trilogy too well but I still wish you the best with them.
For Star Wars, there's a large debate on where someone should start with the franchise if it's their first time watching. In my opinion, Episode IV (A New Hope) is the best place to start as it does the best job of explaining the way the galaxy works as well as the overarching story. My recommendation for your order is:
1. Original Trilogy (IV, V, VI)
2. Prequel Trilogy (I, II, III)
3. Sequel Trilogy (VII, VIII, IX)
The Sequel Trilogy is very polarising in the Star Wars community. Personally, I really really dislike them, but that's not to say that you won't enjoy them. They are probably still worth watching for a new fan. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the films when you watch them!

[@-_Luciano_-]

@@MaxDoesMovies These movies all touched me or gave me something to chew on, something worthwhile.
A lot of movies have ambitious intention, interesting plot but unfortunately fall flat or just come off underwhelming, at least to me. sometimes they have a bad energy too, which i can appreciate but Blue Velvet is not a movie with enough redeeming quality just as an example. It’s hypnotic, and placed somewhere in this world and the next, but ultimately, if all one can take from it is that evil exists, but not just exists and exists powerfully, then it borders on disturbing. it serves a purpose but that reality is what i try escape from, not see in movies. if done right, it’s amazing, but most Lynch movies have always been too abstract and other times just odd. But i appreciate the filmmaker. i am yet to see a real Lynch movie i adore, yet they all have a place, it’s just not in as high regard as other movies for me.
Generally, i struggle with movies that i feel haven’t aged well, look too old or are foreign. i’ve tried many times to pursue these in attempt to broaden my film experience but as of late have sort of given up. There is still a very distinct era i am yet to tackle (1920s to 1960s) but the ones i have watched more often than not i’ve had a hard time. I don’t know if it’s the sort of culture differential. I can watch movies set in “a future” setting as long as there are relatable interactions. i struggle with period pieces.
I like movies that either deal with the human condition, a trope or personality i can relate to, about society, spirituality or religion or realistic human interaction that i find holds genuine universal truth and weight. or just very intelligent plots like Groundhog Day, Adaptation, The Prestige, Inception, Memento etc. a degree of logic is usually important so i can follow easier. i also can like cheesy movies but they have to be done right and subtlety built as opposed to hitting you over the head with it. i’d like to think i’ve thought about watching most movies, or started them and not liked them. some i’ve not liked, finished after, and loved so it’s never a consistent formula.
generally also i dislike action movies, i care little for being scared while i watch a movie and i am interested by thrillers and mysteries, but find once you learn of the plot twist or whatever, it’s hard to keep its rewatchability. for me, they sort of only work once, but i guess this could be argued for most movies. Not always the case but mostly. I find all movies are better if you wait years between rewatching them. though i rarely rewatch movies as finding newer ones makes more sense, it’s sad to feel like ones nearing the end of their list though. Who knows, when i look back on it maybe these will just be the films that defined my teenage years and 20s. And won’t be my favourites anymore.
I also find slow movies a chore and can get quite detached depending on pacing, some people don’t seem to have that issue and would identify that in myself as a sort of drawback. but it’s important to always rely and trust your own taste, your own dislikes and likes. that’s why i love your list. it felt very personal. I am sure you would enjoy at least 50% of the movies i have listed. Your reviews on Stalker and Ikiru were amazing and very insightful to what you like. i can only agree. Given Ikiru was underwhelming for you, i’d recommend the recent remake (Living 2022). i haven’t watched it, but i want to given i didn’t enjoy ikiru as much as i wanted. Sometimes for me also, the protagonist can feel “too old” to be relatable to, i dunno, it’s odd, i also don’t tend to like female centric stories either. i dunno if it is down to my ASD or whether these are just organic tastes. Stalker was good but i found it better on paper than in actual delivery. i think on watching it, your expectations are always gravitating toward them going into The Room and seeing what’s that like, but the actual message is that they are extremely reluctant when push comes to
shove. it’s certainly an odd movie and makes you think but feels like something you know anyway through experience. What you think you desire may not actually be the case. Pretty universal idea for me. i think may have been good for when it came out or whatever and the acting and direction is spot on i just think the story is made out to be a bit better than it actually is.
hopefully you can appreciate this reply and find value in it. apologies for going on and on! a lot of it is just me thinking out loud in hopes i can make a worthwhile point 😁 Btw, i was about a decade older than you when i really realised how much i loved film. You have an old head on your shoulders. Can’t expect you to appreciate everything on my list at 15/16 but over time at least it will build your tastes and help with self exploration if you ever try any of them out.
A lot of these movies may only be relevant to me, sort of about alienation, counterculture, nonconformity, loneliness, spirituality, philosophy, fitting in, how relationships/friendships can work, depressive tendencies etc. comedies based just on personal sense of humour. What people deal with, how things affect other things and so on and so forth. if you want a refined list of movie recommendations, as opposed to what just my personal favourites are, i’d be happy to oblige.
Austin Powers was hilarious btw, putting it on at about 02:30 was a stupid idea though. I also realised unconsciously i must’ve either watched it or been exposed to a lot of the scenes especially with Dr Evil in, it felt oddly familiar. is there a favourite you have or is it just the first one. Comedy is one of my favourite genres, very easy to see if you like them, very forgiving movies, not difficult to interpret like some movies are, they are important to me as a sort of release. mindless entertainment. i love a comedy that transcends just being funny though. If you need help finding any of the movies just let me know.
Peace out Max! ✌️

[@MaxDoesMovies]

@@-_Luciano_- I too love films that explore ideas of alienation and loneliness, which is why "It's Such A Beautiful Day" is so high on my list. Another film I've seen since making this video is 'A Ghost Story' by David Lowery, which also showcases themes of loneliness and relationships in a really interesting way, I would definitely recommend it if you haven't seen it already.
I understand what you mean about struggling to watch older films, it's something that I have to deal with from time to time. I think it might be to do with the way the scripts were written and how the ideas in the story were presented that can make it difficult. There are obviously exceptions to this, such as '12 Angry Men, yet an instance where I really struggled was when watching Stanley Kubrick's 'Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb'. I don't have the same problem you do when watching foreign films but that's likely because I have an interest in languages so I enjoy listening to people speaking in various dialects.
I'm not a big fan of action movies either. For me, the characters involved in the story are often one of the best aspects of a film. In my opinion, action films tend to lack interesting characters with much depth or personality and so often fail to engage me. I'm also not very entertained by seeing a million explosions every time anything action-based happens.
I sometimes have trouble relating to characters that are quite dissimilar to me, but I think one of the amazing properties of cinema is the ability to spend a view hours looking at life through a pair of eyes completely foreign from your own. Films allow us to see what life is like for so many different types of people that, whilst I cannot always relate to the characters, I find it awe-inspiring that I can feel their experiences and emotions with them.
I'm really glad you enjoyed Austin Powers, I think the second film is my favourite but I grouped them into one for the sake of this list.
Do you have a Letterboxd account? If so reply to me with your username and I'll follow you so I can see your opinions on the films you watch.
Thank you for watching and commenting :)

[@-_Luciano_-]

@@MaxDoesMovies I wrote out a full long length reply to this but my phone died. I doubt il be able to replicate it.
Basically, i wanted to recommend Son of Rambow to you cause that was one of the first movies i saw as a kid that i think possibly planted a seed that movies have this enormous potential to move and captivate you. Sort of like, that realisation that this is how every movie *should* be, or at least have this effect. i didn’t even know i was looking for this in a movie when i bought the tickets kinda type thing. I was also talking about how being at my age now, that it’s only as of late where i feel like my like and dislike palate has fully developed. it’s crazy how much more you grow up after thinking you’re already grown up. But it’s possible this experience will happen again when moving from quarter centurion to half a century lol. Maybe it never goes away.
Yeah era pieces do my head in, i attempted to watch Terry Gilliams favourite movie - One Eyed Jacks and found it horrible, it’s a western. Just felt all kinds of bad, the music set the feel early on and had low hopes from then. I turned it off mid way. The plot had a decent amount of potential and was actually pretty interesting really but it just wasn’t delivering. It’s things like that which cause me to generalise and disfavour Westerns in general. My personal favourite is a movie called Unforgiven but it’s mainly cause the main character has this mystical indomitable anime feel about him. Its also 20 years after a typical western would’ve come out. but its very very good. Not overt depth in plot, an engaging one, but more of a character study with probably one of the the best endings to a movie ever
What i find as well is, when referring to online or best lists, that if it’s not a UK based source then sometimes some of the movies mentioned just may not work on a culture differential level. And cause of this may never work. At least not all the way. You only have to look at their depiction of high school to see how different it must be to be American, despite us speaking the same language and generally considering ourselves the same just in different countries. But it must actually run deep. Something only has to be a fraction off to be something different entirely. Obviously we aren’t aliens, and not everything American or foreign is incomprehensible, like our favourite movies are probably American. i know for a fact i’d change nothing about Dazed and Confused or The Breakfast club for example. But it is interesting to think about. It’s a dire shame the film industry isn’t bigger here or that there aren’t many well known English filmmakers or just English filmmakers in general. Most have to do it on a shoe string budget - think Mike Leigh. or the ones that are considered great border on the morbid, think the well respected Ken Loach. But it’s like i was saying, maybe his movies represent this culture more and that the reality is closer to that of a dark depressing one. Whereas Americans are sort of more deluded in a sort of unconscious self preserving type way. if that makes sense. Whereas we will kinda just say things how they are and won’t romanticise. David Lynch reminds me of a filmmaker who explores dark and depraved themes but manages to intertwine it with a sort of romanticism, which i think, is where it might lose me. But it’s very well done artistically and stylistically, i just evidently don’t like it as much as Americans do. For me, an ideal movie transcends culture and penetrates what it means to be human, something we all understand. i think that’s why Samsara and Baraka are so revered. But this theme is obviously very ambitious and *big* if you will. It’s much easier to write a story or plot than tackle things we universally don’t really fully understand.
I appreciated Its such a beautiful day but i didn’t love it, i think the concept and theme is breathtaking, even the animation is really well done. I just for some reason couldn’t get past the third person narration and the voice(super petty i know). if a proper narrator was brought in, i’d like it more i hope. and i did like it, but i didn’t love it. which was a shame given it had all the hallmarks of what i’d usually love. It definitely has its importance in the world.
Hope you’re doing well btw mate. i don’t know how to use Letterboxd if being honest, i usually mobile browse so i think some of the features don’t show up. where does it show someone else’s ratings or the movies ratings? and is there a database to search for users highest rated movies? i’ll have to check it out. I’m actually going to watch The Jerk now, never watched it before. but this plot device has always been my favourite on a comedy level. Someone being out of touch with the others, or things or just straight stupid/dumb, always makes me laugh. I’ve been putting Where The Wild Things Are cause based on what you’ve said and what i can gather, may be a bit too heavy for me atm. Hence why i am preferring mind numbing comedies as of late.

[@michaelbledstein7515]

My top ten favorite movies in alphabetical order are:
Braveheart
Bringing Up Baby
Dolores Claiborne
Forrest Gump
Innerspace
Magnolia
Maltese Falcon
Psycho
Purple Rose of Cairo
Singin in the Rain

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice! Thank you for sharing!

[@michaelbledstein7515]

@@MaxDoesMovies did you see all these movies?

[@MaxDoesMovies]

@@michaelbledstein7515 No, I've only seen Psycho and Singing in the Rain. I really want to watch Forrest Gump though

[@HaydenDom]

i havent seen many films but the truman show and its such a beautiful day i have, and theyre certainly both in my top 3. i am too afraid to watch everything everywhere all at once out of fear of what it will do to me

[@MaxDoesMovies]

EEAAO is definitely worth watching even if you're scared, trust me :)

[@weldsj8847]

So surprised you and others in this thread rate The Batman so highly. I thought it a poor warm over of my favorite movie, The Dark Knight, though it has a couple of good parts that made me glad I saw it. Empire Strikes Back is likely number 2. Jaws 3. Exorcist, Godfather 2, Good Fellas, Back to the Future, Educating Rita, Something About Mary, Observe and Report, Blazing Saddles and Citizen Kane are up there. Order not chosen.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

I love The Batman because it showcases the detective side to the character, which a lot of media ignores. Whilst I do think The Dark Knight is a brilliant movie, I never really enjoyed watching Bale's Batman, and Gotham just felt like Chicago. I'm not hating at all, just explaining why I prefer The Batman

[@abrahamchen8627]

4:08: I am the opposite 😂. I like when only visuals tell the story. Silent films even better.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

I do also love visual storytelling, and I think silence can be so powerful in different films. One example I love is the train scene in Spirited Away!

[@lorenzo_smit]

Great list! I love your taste. My top 5 is in order the rest is in no particular order, because it’s very hard to rank one above the other
1. Scream
2. Life is Beautiful
3. The Thing
4. Interstellar
5. Apocalypse Now
6. Oldboy
7. 12 Angry Men
8. Star Wars original trilogy
9. Whiplash
10. Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy
11. Tucker and Dale vs Evil
12. Rocky
13. Goodfellas
14. Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049
15. 1917
16. The Lost Boys
17. Inglorious Bastards
18. Lawrence of Arabia
19. Grand Budapest Hotel
20. Battle Royale

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you! I really love a lot of the films you said, but there's also still a few I haven't seen yet

[@HugeRMCFanBoY-bx3od]

Hey Can I Ask What's Your Favorite POTC Film?

[@TheKrazyKajeevieShow]

Why do you tjink Tarantino is a bad person? I'm genuineness curious. I actually agree but curious of your thoughts.
As you like Animation I think you'll love The Wild Robot.

[@olegyamleq7796]

good list dude. enjoy

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you!

[@thebigcolquhoun-a4216]

Top 20 are as follows:
1. There Will be Blood
2. City of God
3. The Godfather
4. The Godfather II
5. LOTR Return of the King
6. The Dark Knight
7. Raging Bull
8. Whiplash
9. Schindler's List
10. Goodfellas
11. The Good the Bad and the Ugly
12. 1917
13. Psycho
14. Fight Club
15. 12 Angry Men
16. Unforgiven
17. Inception
18. La La Land
19. The Shawshank Redemption
20. Parasite

[@MaxDoesMovies]

There's still a lot on your list I need to watch, but I love Goodfellas, 1917, Psycho, Fight Club and Shawshank! Thank you for sharing :)

[@DereckJohnsonvw]

A great. round up on your faourite films, so far. Have to agree that All Quiet on the Western Front is brilliant.

[@HugeRMCFanBoY-bx3od]

Damn I Need To Rewatch Spiderverse I Was Drunk When I Watched It

[@andrewmilesbroughton8222]

What a cool video!

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you!

[@CorIsFire]

I guess we both have The Batman as number 2 on our lists!!

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Nice!

[@paul_eau]

what do you mean you don't like tarantino's self insert character in pulp fiction?

[@MaxDoesMovies]

I wonder why

[@paul_eau]

@@MaxDoesMovies It's like the best part of the movie next to Marvin getting shot

[@kirkaplin234]

Wow… our movie tastes couldn't be more opposite, but de gustibus non est disputandum

[@MaxDoesMovies]

I feel the same, there's no fun in agreeing with each other

[@PatabSingh]

Nice list

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you!

[@mmab4199]

thank you for sharing your amazing list, this is my list of the best 46 movies that I have watched already (i wanna get it to 100, i have +200 movies in my watchlist), disclaimer: list is not in order
1. Babylon
2. Sound of Metal
3. A Hidden Life
4. City of God
5. Fight Club
6. Drive
7. Akira
8. Reservoir Dogs
9. Fallen Angels
10. The Truman Show
11. Pulp Fiction
12. Watchmen
13. Lupin the Third: Castle of Cagliostro
14. Dunkirk
15. The Revenant
16. John Wick
17. Whiplash
18. Seven
19. Angel's Egg
20. The VVitch
21. Oldboy
22. the Grand Budapest Hotel
23. At Eternity's Gate
24. 2001: A Space Odyssey
25. Interstellar
26. Kingdom of Heaven
27. Cowboy Bebop: The Movie
28. Tenet
29. Memento
30. Buffalo '66
31. The Matrix
32. Bladerunner 2049
33. Léon the Professional
34. The Batman
35. The Tree of Life
36. The Lighthouse
37. There Will Be Blood
38. In the Mood for Love
39. Snowpiercer
40. Mad Max: Fury Road
41. Stalker
42. La Haine
43. The summit of the Gods
44. The French Dispatch
45. Logan
46. The Prince of Egypt
if there's any movie you think shouldn't be on the list, please advise. and if you think there's a movie not in my watchlist and i would like according to my best movies list, please recommend.
thanks

[@MaxDoesMovies]

That's a sick list! I really like all the films on there that I've seen! I'm actually planning on watching 'Stalker' later tonight. Here's what I would recommend based on your favourites:
Fantastic Mr Fox
Django: Unchained
Inglourious Basterds
Inception
The Banshees of Inisherin
Eraserhead
Nightcrawler
All Quiet On The Western Front (2022)
Memento
Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio
No Country For Old Men
Dr Strangelove
Porco Rosso
Spirited Away
The Shawshank Redemption
1917
Joker
Call Me By Your Name
Kill Bill
Paths Of Glory
Life Is Beautiful
The Pianist
American Psycho
Goodfellas
My Neighbour Totoro
The Shining
The Breakfast Club
Belladonna of sadness (This one is from my friend, I haven't seen it so I don't know if it's accurate)
I hope you like them :)
Reply with your Letterboxd account so I can follow you and see what you think
Also you can follow my Instagram for reviews on the films I watch, some of them might be your favourites! (Link is in my channel description)

[@mmab4199]

@@MaxDoesMovies yo! thanks for this, really cool. i added some movies to my watchlist, but most movies here either i have it on my watchlist already or i already watched and didn't put it on my best movies list, i think i need to reconsider.
anywho, followed you on letterboxd im mmxo , i need to start using it again.
i use another app called tv time.

[@MaxDoesMovies]

@@mmab4199 No worries! I hope you enjoy the ones that you haven't seen before. I followed you back on Letterboxd :)

[@thebigcolquhoun-a4216]

Dang finally someone who has city of god on their list. Kinda an underrated film at least from what I've seen. I could be wrong

[@FlipHatesCheese]

Why doesn’t anybody ever talk about Dallas Buyers Club?

[@MaxDoesMovies]

I haven't seen it but it looks good

[@C-man553]

Last and First Men - If you dug Arrival and 2001, this is the heaviest movie I've ever seen.
Also...Europa report, The Platform

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you for the recommendation, I'll add it to my watchlist!

[@dana1828]

I love your taste man!

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you! What are your favourites?

[@dana1828]

@@MaxDoesMovies I'm also a big Star Wars fan! But I also really like the og Spider-Man trilogy, Shutter Island and Before Sunrise :). But I also recently watched Life is Beautiful, really loved seeing it on your list!

[@MaxDoesMovies]

@@dana1828 Star Wars is my favourite franchise, I'm planning to rewatch the original trilogy. I love Sam Raimi's Spider-Man films too! Shutter Island and Before Sunrise are on my watchlist but I've heard really good things about them. Thank you for the kind words :)

[@dana1828]

@@MaxDoesMovies awesome 😁😁

[@HannahRichards_]

Hi, great list of films! How can I watch some of them??

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you!
These are all based on UK availability:
Fantastic Mr Fox - Disney+
The Truman Show - Netflix
Rocky Horror - Disney +
AQOTWF - Disney+
Austin Powers - Netflix
Up - Disney+
Life Of Brian - Netflix
Holy Grail - Netflix
Life Is Beautiful - Definitely didn't pirate it
Grand Budapest - Disney+
Breakfast Club - Definitely didn't pirate it
Fight Club - Disney+
It's Such A Beautiful Day - UA-cam
12 Angry Men - You harm nobody by pirating it
Star Wars - Disney+
Pulp Fiction - Comes on and off of Netflix
ESB - Disney+
ITSV - Netflix
The Batman - HBO
EEAAO - Apple TV

[@HannahRichards_]

@@MaxDoesMovies thank you so much for such a well thought out and detailed response :)

[@MaxDoesMovies]

@@HannahRichards_ You're welcome!

[@keithmacintyre1889]

#1 - STAR WARS (1977)
#2 - THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980)
#3 - RETURN OF THE JEDI (1983)
#4 - RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK (1981)
#5 - INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM (1984)
#6 - GOLDFINGER (1964)
#7 - THUNDERBALL (1965)
#8 - YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE (1967)
#9 - THE SPY WHO LOVED ME (1977)
#10 - MOONRAKER (1979)
#11 - SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE (1978)
#12 - STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE (1979)
#13 - ALIEN (1979)
#14 - PLANET OF THE APES (1968)
#15 - 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY (1968)
#16 - BLADE RUNNER (1982)
#17 - JAWS (1975)
#18 - PSYCHO (1960)
#19 - DIRTY HARRY (1971)
#20 - THE BLUES BROTHERS (1980)
Note: Being a HUGE fan of the STAR WARS movies, the INDIANA JONES movies, and the JAMES BOND movies, it was VERY HARD for me to not put MORE of those movies on this list...
But, I "restrained" myself and devoted only HALF of my list to those three film series, to TRY to make my list a little more DIVERSE!

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Oh I completely understand what you mean. It was difficult for me to not put the entire Original Trilogy + Revenge Of The Sith in mine

[@autofocus4556]

Looks like a list to please the lowest common denominator.

[@johnng1340]

One second champion 2021(hongkong )
The Shining
Jaws
The Adventures of Robin Hood
Blade runner
Singin in the rain
Roman holiday
Benhur
A better tomorrow (hongkong )
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World 1987( Hong Kong )
Searchers
Aliens
The mummy 1999
Luca 2021
The prestige
Pulp fiction
Being John makovich
Devil backbone
Batman 1989

[@GrumpyKitten-yg9oo]

Where is no country for old men?

[@C-man553]

The Grayman - Most incredible action scenes I've ever witnessed. Ryan Gossling
supplies a powerful yet restrained performance.
Braveheart
Mad God - mesmerizing stop-action masterpiece
Shadowlands
Halo
October Sky
12 O'clock High
A tree grows in Brooklyn - Elia Kazan
The Hustler ... original
The best years of our Lives
Brian's Song
A Patch of blue
Das Boot
The World at War, Sir Laurence Olivier genius narration
The flight of Phoenix - Original
yt channel Cool Worlds, best in Astrophysicists
The Guns of Navarone
The Sound Of Music
To Sir, with Love - Sidney Poitier
King of Kings
A Patch of Blue - Sidney Poitier
Ben Hur
Spartacus
Gone with the Wind
Mutiny on the Bounty
Man on Fire - Denzel
Glory
The Shawshank Redemption
Apollo 13
Ed Astra
Fury
The Age of Adeline
The Demon seed
The Infinity Chamber
Tau - Yes! Underrated, but some will find it ridiculous.
Wayward Pines
Flash Forward
Colony
The Last Ship
Saw - Not a blood bath
Lost - Long, hard work, but fascinating
Fringe - May have to be smitten with Anna Torv. Epic, huge arc, requires patience.
Passengers
Many more old classics...

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Woah! There's loads there I haven't seen but that's a really interesting list. Thank you for sharing :)

[@C-man553]

@@MaxDoesMovies Thanks for your list, providing many I've not seen.

[@ausbornboston8556]

Not a single David fincher, Scorsese, or Alfred Hitchcock movie in here is ridiculous

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Bro what fight club is right there

[@YVman24]

great video!

[@MaxDoesMovies]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@ricardolorrio8228]

good review...

[@kame.hame.ha.11]

Good list... Still I feel either you've left or not seen many legends

[@MaxDoesMovies]

There's a lot of classic films such as The Godfather or 2001 that I haven't seen yet, I'm just waiting for good times to watch them!

[@kame.hame.ha.11]

@@MaxDoesMovies Do see Godfather and I guarantee ur top #1 will change

[@s_.k]

@@MaxDoesMovies watch kadaisi Vivasayi (2022) it's a indian film one of the best films i ever watched

[@MaxDoesMovies]

@@s_.k I'll add it to my list :)

[@martinsorenson1055]

@@MaxDoesMovies If somehow it comes anywhere near you, see 2001 in a theater. It's a stunning experience.

[@playlistaccount]

Cheerth Brutheth

[@mixtv2212]

👏🔥, o watched Its Such a Beautiful Day,Very good 👏🔥

[@MaxDoesMovies]

I love it!

[@purifiedsand3574]

ign could never

[@MaxDoesMovies]

they're too scared

[@ikemen_zein2213]

No 1 i agree with you