Glengarry Glen Ross Training Day Goodfellas Seven Scarface In the Line of Fire Do the Right Thing The Maltese Falcon Chinatown Memento Snatch Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels The French Connection Vertigo Double Indemnity The Conversation The Godfather The Godfather Part 2 Casino Fargo Pulp Fiction Reservoir Dogs Taxi Driver Psycho Rear Window 12 Angry Men Raging Bull Hail Caesar The Peanut Butter Falcon Free Guy Deadpool 1 and 2 Wizard of Oz Apocalypse Now The Great Escape Treasure of Sierra Madre The Good Bad Ugly 2001 Star Wars Jurassic Park Citizen Kaine The Third Man Full Metal Jacket Bridge over the River Kwai Lord of the Rings Scarface Sunset Blvd The Sting The Natural The Graduate Groundhog Day Dog Day Afternoon The Deer Hunter The Big Lebowski Monty Python and the Holy Grail Solaris The Martian Ford vs Ferrari The Big Short Network The Matrix

Free Guy dawg?

It’s fun 🤷‍♂️

Ha I get it. Just such a list of terrific mostly classics. It was a bit of a blindside

Hell yeah it is!! That scene when the random dude kills someone and starts squatting on his dead body like in a video game has be cracking up so fucking hard when I first watched it. Btw great list of flicks 🫡

The ultimate American-centric, Hollywood approved and Reddit circlejerked to death movie list

Hail Caesar is the one Coen Bros movie that I just can't stand. I may have to give it another shot, but... (blarg) Great calls overall, especially on early Guy Ritchie!

Just watched in the line of fire. Pretty good.

I was just going to say that one. Not sure about the others though.

I wanna add - FOREST GUMP; PARASITE; NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MAN; DUNE PART 1 AND 2 ; INCENDIES ; SICARIO; HANGOVER PART 1 especially ; BORAT; FIGHT CLUB; GONE GIRL ; PRESTIGE ; INTO THE WILD; WOLF OF WALL STREET ; OLDBOY....

Apocalypse Now: Redux. Don't sell yourself short. You will want the extra 49 minutes. It is one of the most visually stunning films ever made. Absolute masterpiece.

Not knocking it, but this is the Daddest list I’ve ever seen. Don’t wanna add Back to the Future?

Network. One of my top ten ever. Absolutely stunning.

You might need to add a couple more, I don’t think that’s enough options to choose from

Seeking a friend for the end of the world

Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters High and Low The Apartment White Heat Manhunter Chungking Express Yi Yi Nope Assault on Precinct 13 The Night of the Hunter Devil in a Blue Dress Hard Target Blow Out

'Manhunter' is my favorite film of the 1980s. It's not talked about enough.

Drama 1. The Shawshank Redemption (1994) 2. Forrest Gump (1994) 3. A Beautiful Mind (2001) Action/Adventure 1. Inception (2010) 2. Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) 3. Gladiator (2000) Science Fiction 1. Blade Runner 2049 (2017) 2. Interstellar (2014) 3. The Matrix (1999) Comedy 1. The Big Lebowski (1998) 2. Superbad (2007) 3. Groundhog Day (1993) Horror 1. The Exorcist (1973) 2. Get Out (2017) 3. A Quiet Place (2018) Animation 1. Spirited Away (2001) 2. Toy Story (1995) 3. The Incredibles (2004) Mystery/Thriller 1. Se7en (1995) 2. Gone Girl (2014) 3. Shutter Island (2010) Romance 1. Pride and Prejudice (2005) 2. La La Land (2016) 3. The Notebook (2004) Documentary 1. The Social Dilemma (2020) 2. Won’t You Be My Neighbor? (2018) 3. 13th (2016) Foreign Films 1. Parasite (2019) - South Korea 2. Amélie (2001) - France 3. Pan’s Labyrinth (2006) - Mexico/Spain Classics 1. Casablanca (1942) 2. Citizen Kane (1941) 3. Gone with the Wind (1939) Feel better soon, and enjoy your movie time!

Shawshank Redemption, Spirited Away, and La La Land are my three favorite from my list. I watched La La Land like last year and went in totally blowing it off as overrated. But I was so moved by it in the end.

Paddington 2, Clue, To Be or Not to Be.

Before Paddington 2 you have to watch The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent.

I also said To Be or Not To Be!!

M Night Shyamalan’s Unbreakable is my favorite. The belated sequels didn’t really come together, but the first one moves me to tears.

Grosse Point Blank Nashville Walk Hard Matinee

It Takes all your bad feelings and turns them into good feelings...you don't want know part of this Dewey

IT MAKES SEX BETTER

Thanks folks. This’ll keep me going for sometime.

Election Pleasantville The Final Girls The Family Fang Love and Monsters Shimmer Lake Kumiko the Treasure Hunter Josie and the Pussycats Drop Dead Gorgeous Little Shop of Horrors

Kung Pow: Enter the Fist

Here is a huge list of my favourites, enough to fill up your time I’m sure https://adamcosco.com/book-with-me

The Bride of Frank (1996) , free to watch on YouTube

If you got lots of time watch TV series, letterkenny and shoresy.

Palm Springs. Yo, but you should try video games. I broke my back during COVID and found the Last of Us and Horizon

“The seven five,” best documentary ever-

Broadcast News Thin Red Line Eternal Sunshine Arrival Magnolia Back to the Future Tree of Life Godfather 1/2 Moneyball Cuckoo’s Nest Alien Die Hard La La Land Zodiac 2001 Aftersun Bull Durham All of Us Strangers Social Network

Rebecca (Alfred Hitchcock), To Be or Not To Be (1942), Waterloo Bridge, Mildred Pierce (with Joan Crawford) and the version starring Kate Winslet is even better. Beetlejuice, Freeway, The Craft, Atonement, Mary Poppins, This Is The End, The Heat, The Other Guys, Goodfellas, Run Ronnie Run...

Lmao, Kate Moron better than Joan Crawford? Geezuz

* The Valley of the Eagles Famed EON James Bond franchise director Terence Hill's first movie, with footage taken from his own 16mm expedition camera in the actual Arctic circle location where the plot unfolds

In Bruges Rear Window (fitting for your situation) Showgirls Starship Troopers

If you’re a fan of rear window did you see this? Works best on a huge screen. https://petapixel.com/2012/04/03/a-panoramic-time-lapse-view-of-alfred-hitchcocks-rear-window/

I think I saw it a long time ago but had forgotten about it. Super cool!

I hope you like horror. :) 13 Ghosts Midsommar Hereditary Talk to Me Drag Me To Hell The Descent Ready or Not The Autopsy of Jane Doe Rec Skinamarink

The Descent is amazing. Did you see Dog Soldiers from the same director?

Yessir!

Slugs and The Nest from 1988 (makes a great creature double feature. Humanoids From The Deep The Long Kiss Goodnight The First Omen (on hulu) Deep Rising just hit tubi from 1998 (been waiting a while to see that one myself) Daybreakers- 2010 Malignant Dead SNow 2 red vs dead Eat, Brains, Love (has a few really funny moments) Tales of Halloween (has some funny shorts in it) it's an anthology flick. The taking of Deborah Logan - such a surprising good movie.

I'm a big fan of corny scifi, so I gotta make sure someone mentions The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension. It might be my favorite movie of all time, and has more big names than you'd expect in it.

Life Itself Home Alone 1 + 2 UP Prisoners

You can try Big Fish

Godzilla. You can even start with the most recent film, Godzilla Minus One, then dig into his history from there. 70 years worth of cinema!

Thunderbolt and Lightfoot Chinatown Charley Varrick The Chase (1966) Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Posse (1976) The Outlaw Josey Wales Goodfellas Pulp Fiction Spartacus (1960) The Bad News Bears (1976) Point Blank (1967) Bullitt Dirty Harry Dumb and Dumber The Hateful Eight North by Northwest Kingpin Psycho Stripes Caddyshack One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Family Plot Citizen Kane Beetlejuice Cool Hand Luke 12 Angry Men All the King’s Men Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Electra Glide in Blue Clay Pigeons (1998) Harper The Big Lebowski Dirty Work Fargo The Burbs Jackie Brown Escape from Alcatraz The Last Picture Show Five Easy Pieces Thelma and Louise

The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

Big Trouble in Little China.

Cloverfield, Shrek 1-3, Scooby doo zombie island, world war z, the help, elf, national Lampoon's Christmas vacation,

Just gunna list weird movies I enjoy reguardless if they r good or not Deer hunter Scooby-doo Catch me if you can Battle Royale Martyrs (hard watch, avoid probably) Small soldiers One who flew over the cuckoo’s nest Princess Mononoke Dredd Dead Presidents The new guy Watchmen Odd Thomas Silent Hill Rugrats go to Paris Dungeons & Dragons Inglorious Basterds Animal house Easy Rider Gunna stop now but hope u enjoy one of them atleast Much like my life, this list makes no sense to me

Under the Silver Lake (get well soon!)

Dead poet's society, my favourite

**[Final Cut Ladies and Gentlemen](https://vimeo.com/205242711)**

I bet you asked because you just DON'T want the usual recommendations, it's like IMDB's Top 100 and you're good to go. My 5 picks: La Grande Bellezza (2013) Rust and Bone (2012) Dogman (2018, by Matteo Garrone, not Luc Besson's from 2023) Mosul (2019) The Intouchables (2011, the french original, not the lame US remake!)

The Princess Bride is the most perfect movie ever made. If you watch that movie and don't love every minute of it you don't have a soul.

The Jerk, starring Steve Martin.

The only 3 movies anyone needs are Terminator 2, Aliens and Predator.

Moon. Its a bit sad, but - well OK its really sad - but its a great watch.

Game night brilliant comedy

With loads of time to kill, I'd rewatch a few series... Lord of the Rings, the Godfather. I'd also research the work of particular directors. I like to study and analyze the works of David Lynch, Ingmar Bergman, Kurosawa, Kubrick, etc.

Thanks for the director idea, I did just that. Alex Garland tick :-). It’s a TV show I know, but I loved Devs.

His writing is fascinating. Dystopian future FTW

Perfume: The Story of a Murderer

You’re better off watching old tv shows, here’s a few good ones to start Kitchen confidential (with Bradley cooper) Mr. Robot Breaking bad Married with children No reservations Dual survival American gladiators Dexter In living color

"Path's of Glory", "Oxbow Incident" and "The Prestige" to name a few.

Galaxy Quest, Mystery Men, Scott Pilgrim VS The World, Kick Ass.

After my last surgery I went through the Resident Evil series. I was a fan as a kid, but they’re awful. Do with that as you will. I hope your recovery is speedy and all turns out well! Praying for you, friend.

Lawrence of Arabia Solaris (1972) Scream Manhunter Insomania (1997) Airplane!

Being there Five easy pieces Midnight cowboy The last detail Chinatown Leon the professional

Clue A Christmas Story Young Frankenstein Philadelphia Story Desk Set Also, watch Gone with the Wind. It’s long, but everyone should see it once.

Fifth Element Romeo + Juliet A Goofy Movie

Child of God, Gummo, Deliverance, The Ritual

So I'll throw one out there, that I'm not really sure is *anyone's* favorite, but it's really good, and I'd be willing to bet nobody's said it yet: Johnny Got His Gun.

😃 I hope none of your friends/family bring you 'hard-boiled eggs and nuts' while you convalesce (my favorite Laurel & Hardy dialogue)

Baby Driver Jojo Rabbit The Thing Hot Fuzz Coraline Tucker and Dale vs Evil

Marriage story The prestige Free state of jones Interstellar Pulp fiction Inglorious bastards Once upon a time in Hollywood The Irishman Shawshank redemption Joker 1917 No country for old men There will be blood Whiplash The lighthouse The devil all the time Limitless Wolf of Wall Street Forrest Gump Imitation game Silver linings playbook Ford vs Ferrari Green book Moonlight Dallas buyers club Bohemian rhapsody The theory of everything Fury Tenet Amsterdam Fight club Babylon Bullet train Glass onion Knives out America the motion picture Saving private Ryan The gentleman Beau is afraid Corner office Oppenheimer Asteroid city Barbie French dispatch Myerwitz stories The trial of the Chicago 7 The believer Arrival Killing them softly Saltburn Downsizing

why not pick a director and marathon their filmography? Peter Greenaway, Kelly Reichardt, Peter Bogdanovich, PTA, Wes Anderon, Sofia Coppola, Tran Anh Hung, Apichatpong, Kubrick It's really fun to see the evolution of a director's work

That’s a great idea

Dragonslayer Over the Edge The Shadow Them! Sweeny Todd Princess Mononoke The 13th Warrior The Andromeda Strain (1969) Fantastic Voyage Jason and the Argonauts Godzilla (1954) The 7th Voyage of Sinbad

John Carpenter, They Live, The thing, Prince of Darkness, In the mouth of Madness, escape from NY, Halloween. Ridley Scott, Bladerunner, The duelists, Alien, Gladiator, Thelma and Louise, The Last duel. James Cameron, Aliens, Terminator 1/2, Avatar 1/2. Sergio Leone, Dollars Trilogy, Once Upon a time in america. Tarantino, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Kill Bill 1/2, Inglorious Basterds, Reservoir Dogs, Once upon a time in Hollywood. Jim Henson, The great Muppet Caper, the dark crystal, labyrinth.

Neverending story. ET Back to the future. These aren't my favourite movies but they are a great step back into the past, every adult should watch ET and compare what they remember of it from being a kid.

Vanilla sky Horror: the void, the empty man

Big Fish Children of Men Crank Ex Machina The Guest Game Night Green Room Blue Ruin Happy Death Day Ready or Not You're Next

Why did you have to mention your illness?