Movies with dialogue that would work as silent films

Some years ago, I was on a plane where the in-flight movie was Passengers, the one with Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt on a spaceship. I couldn't be bothered to get a headset to watch it, but ended up watching it anyways without sound. I was surprised to find that it was effective as a silent film: I could tell exactly what was happening for the entire movie and got all the plot points and emotional beats (spoilers ahead): - Chris Pratt wakes up and is alone. - The loneliness gets to him and he wakes up Jennifer Lawrence. - They start to fall in love. - At some point the robot bartender lets the truth slip, and Jennifer Lawrence is rightfully pissed off. - Laurence Fishburne wakes up and tells them something is wrong with the ship, then drops dead. - Chris Pratt sacrifices himself to save the day but survives. - The two of them decide to live the rest of their lives together. None of the above required verbal exposition or context conveyed in dialogue. I know Passengers is not a great movie, but it was really interesting to experience it as a silent film, and possibly better, because I doubt the actual dialogue improved it at all. I think most movies wouldn't work like this, because the next movie shown on the flight was Pirates of the Caribbean, which I've seen before, and I had no idea what was going on. Any movies you can think of that would work well without sound?