[mistyS]

Here are some top picks across different genres to keep things interesting:

Drama
The Shawshank Redemption – A powerful story about hope and resilience.
Parasite – A suspenseful, darkly comedic film that tackles class disparity.
Sci-Fi/Action
Inception – A mind-bending thriller with amazing visuals.
Mad Max: Fury Road – High-octane action and stunning cinematography.
Comedy
Superbad – Hilarious, with tons of heart and iconic moments.
The Grand Budapest Hotel – A quirky, visually striking comedy by Wes Anderson.
Thriller/Mystery
Se7en – Dark and intense, with a memorable ending.
Gone Girl – A twisty, suspenseful look at marriage and mystery.
Animated
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse – Visually unique and fun for all ages.
Coco – Heartwarming with beautiful music and visuals.

[Leongilbert1]

Day After tomorrow is the best movie ever, end of word finest.

[vefunnossupo]

For me, the best movies are those that leave a trace in my soul, that make me think and feel. For example, I love movies like Shawshank or Escape from Shawshank - timeless classics where both drama and hope are perfectly intertwined. I also appreciate movies with unexpected twists and turns, like Inception or The Prestige.

[Dismas]

The Godfather. I read all the books when I was younger. Puzo had a lot of other great books, too. Scarface is also excellent.

[ylzotl]

Idk about the rest of the people on this site, but my favorite movie is "Taken" has liam neeson in it.

[vexloch]

bro wild tales is super funny
its just a bunch of short films around one theme but its really good

[mellow]

Try watchin' Carry on, on netflix, a new movie, but it is really good!

[Eekoplaytpus]

Watch 12 Angry men
It's a black and white movie but it's absolute cinema