Which movie is a 10/10 for you? 🎬

Jurassic Park

The Matrix (first film)

*Tremors* is perfect.

Hot Fuzz

The Goofy Movie. Watching it as a kid and relating to Max was cool. Then watching it as an adult and relating to Goofy hits different. Banging soundtrack. 10/10

C*****

There will be blood, taxi driver, no country for old men, the godfather parts 1&2, blade runner 2049, lost in translation, the dark knight, dr strangelove, roman holiday…just to name a few

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon I initially loved it because of the fight scenes. I remember being blown away by the Matrix but Crouching Tiger was on another level. Saw it at least 13 times in the theater when it came out. Over the years I have watched it from time to time, and have seen a lot of martial arts movies...and I think it has the best action/wire work. But what made me later fall in love with the movie was the music, scenery, the story, and the acting. The movie does a great job of using these long shots and scenery to really show Jen living in different worlds and trying to find her place in them. It's a heartbreaking story of a flawed young woman who is trying to assert herself, learn, love, and find a way towards freedom in life. I guess she's the protagonist- the movie shows her being so terrible and arrogant, but spends a lot of time also showing her trying to find herself while trying to navigate her place in society. The movie takes its time telling the story. There are a lot of lingering moments and subtleties that speak volumes upon rewatching. Some humor is poignant, and things characters don't say or act on has a silence that is rather loud at times. Two main themes that change trajectories throughout is how love and freedom are intertwined (both with Li Mu Bai and Shu Lien/Jen and Lo). The other theme is the relationship between the teacher and student, and how intimate and fragile this type of interaction can be. I first disliked the ending, later decided I loved it. 10/10 for sure. It's in my top 5 of all time. I have since actively looked towards mainland Chinese and Hong Kong movies. Zhang Ziyi and Michelle Yeoh and Chow Yun Fat are fantastic actors, and I have come to realize how vast their careers have been (especially the last two.)

Children of Men

Master and Commander. Already seen it about 5 times and think I'm going to watch it again soon.

Barry Lyndon. I just watched it again today.

Jurassic Park

Back to the future The whole trilogy

Hot Fuzz, Alien, 28 Days Later, Jurassic Park, District 9, Dune, Fellowship of The Ring, Shaun of The Dead, Muppets Christmas Carol… The list goes on

Raiders of the Lost Arc

Not a popular choice, and maybe not in an artistic sense but for me a 10/10 in terms of Rewatchability above all else, as in i will rewatch it as many times as possible and never get bored?? 100% it’s gonna be Edge of Tomorrow. From beginning to end the movie is just a rollercoaster of fun, mystery, & excellence in every way. I cant think of a movie that i can rewatch more times aside from SpiderMan movies (because im a sucker for SpiderMan) but even those get boring to a point and not all of them are very good. The only movie ive watched as many times or close to as many times as Edge of Tomorrow is possibly Blade Runner 2049

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Die Hard. Most perfect action movie of all time.

The Nice Guys 10/10 Dialogue 10/10 Plot 11/10 Ryan gosling 10/10 Literally me

The Princess Bride. The casting, the writing, the perfectly balanced variety of genres, it's all perfect. It's one of very few movies that I literally don't think I would change a single thing about. There are other movies that aren't necessarily actual perfect movies per se, but they perfectly executed exactly what they were going for. Movies like Galaxy Quest fall into this category imo (tho it's pretty damn good even in the traditional sense).

John Wick Sympathy for Lady Vengeance Kill Bill Full Metal Jacket Interstellar Goodfellas The Fox and The Hound American Psycho Blade Runner 2049 Demon Slayer Mugen Train Chainsaw Man Reze Arc

Terminator 2. Duh

Shawshank 

Jurassic Park

RockNRolla, the LOTR trilogy. The Iron giant.

Arrival Hot Fuzz Blade Runner 2049 Princess Mononoke The Nice Guys Independence Day (extended cut)

How To Train Your Dragon ( the original one ). The score is still stuck in my head.

Arrival, moonlight, Dune 2

The Grave of the Fireflies. Just kidding, I can’t watch it again. In all seriousness, Flow.

Arrival (2016). A movie I knew right after I finished was a work of art. Also catapulted Villeneuve into my favorite directors tier

I’m going way deeper on this, but Crash just snapped me the first time I saw it. Probably wouldn’t hold up well at all if I watched it today but I thought the story weaving was immaculate when I watched it many times many years ago.

FAREWELL MY CONCUBINE. GOAT

Gottaca, LA Confidential, Ex Machina

Memories of Murder

In Bruges, The Guard, The Raid: Redemption

The Grand Budapest Hotel!

The Two Towers

The Princess Bride

I have a list of every movie I have as a 9 or higher. In my 10 s**** I have Casablanca The Matrix Pulp Fiction Inception I think of those Casablanca is the closest to literally perfect. Pulp Fiction is probably the one with the most potential issues but also the highest highs.

The Usual Suspects The Matrix Goodfellas City of God Pulp Fiction

Saving private Ryan Best war movie by a mile.

Gladiator, Interstellar and Dune 2.

Lotr, the Green Knight, and Everything Everywhere all at once

The Social Network, Catch me if you can, The Avengers, T2: Judgement Day, Army of Darkness, Spotlight, The Prestige, Whiplash, Rush, A few good men, Moneyball, Nightcrawler. There are more, but these are some I've given a 10/10

Cinema Paradiso.

Inception

Parasite, Princess Mononoke, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Across the Spiderverse, Ten Things I Hate About You, to name a few..

Terminator 2, it really is just on another level in every way

Mulan (the Arabic dub, I'm from the Middle East and it's the version I grew up with) The Descent Alien Gravity Chicago The Fifth Element Interstellar Apocalypto A Quiet Place The Long Kiss Goodnight

Pulp fiction.

Secret life of walter mitty. Not objective 10/10, not even in its category but to me every time 10/10 for its ability to talk to me in multiple ways.

August: Osage County

It’s an old film though. Heart and Souls

Beauty and the Beast, The Last Unicorn, The Mummy.

Boogie Nights

Whiplash, Warrior, The Dark Knight, Arrival, Prisoners, Rocknrolla, Big Fish and Reign of Fire. Big fish and Reign of Fire more because i watched them as kid/teen and i loved them so much.

Easy A Lilo & Stitch The Incredibles The little vampire Cheetah girls 2

Unforgiven,Parasite,Drive,Aliens,12 Angry Men.

Good Will Hunting Generational movie

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All three of Zack Snyder's DC movies (4 if you count Watchmen). Fight me.

Inception

Rocky

Boring answer, but the godfather

For me, The Shawshank Redemption. It’s just flawless storytelling, performances, and emotional payoff every single time.

Ratatouille

Whiplash and the orginal Mulan

Shaun of the Dead

Blade Runner floored me in the 80s, still do.

Jaws Back to the Future Mulholland Dr Goodfellas Zodiac Alien Robocop American Psycho Superbad Talladega Nights I look at them as my desert island movies.

Sicario

Super Mario 2, don’t believe the hate.

How has no one mentioned Aliens yet?

Possession (1981)

Rear Window; The Green Knight

Project ALF

L.A. Confidential and Ocean's Eleven.

Road to Perdition. The cinematography. The soundtrack. The acting. The distraction. Maybe not underappreciated but sure seems like it to me and I try to shine light on it whenever I can ☘️

Death Bed: The Bed That Eats

nobody knows (2004), resonated with akira so bad i still see the actor as him everytime i see him online.

A Separation

Spaceballs

Columbus (2017) and Perfect Days (2023)

Jaws. It does nothing wrong. The acting, script, cinematography, score... Take your pick. It's a perfect film.

Forest Gump, Terminator 2

Heat

The incredible hulk.

The Sting.

Miracle

And Before Sunrise

Easiest answer ever…. O Brother Where Art Thou

Nacho Libre.

Dog Day Afternoon

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Vanilla Sky A Scanner Darkly Edwards Scissorhands The Wedding Singer

The Thin Man

The Sandlot. In reality it’s probably like a 7/10 but it’s so quotable, charming, and in general nostalgic. It does a great job of encapsulating the fun of being a kid. I don’t even like baseball that much haha. I’ve probably seen it like 20 times.

Robin Hood Disney

Prisoners, Italian job, before Sunrise, 12 angry men, and if i were to go cliche, Psycho

Starship Troopers. The rare movie that has everything.

The first gladiator and the first pirates of the Caribbean

Jaws

Hail Caeser

Ameli

Paris Texas

Taxi Driver, The Godfather 2 and Lord of the Rings - Fellowship of the Ring. Possibly also Lawrence of Arabia

Ghostbusters 1984 👻😎

The Before Trilogy: Before Sunrise Before Sunset Before Midnight

The big lebowski and fear and loathing

under the skin

Speed Racer

Scott Pilgrim vs the World

Children of Men

City of God (2002), The Incredibles (2004)

Before sunset (the whole trilogy is great, but the second fim is the most rewatchable for me)

People gonna disagree but I think I’ve got two. Spiderman 3 - a movie that came out when I was 6 and I watched the shit out that stuff. Even today, I can put it on and not get bored Marty Supreme - just really really liked this one. Can’t explain it

Field of Dreams

Die Hard. And T2, but I've seen that mentioned already.

A Few Good Men - The Incredibles - Margin Call - Saving Mr. Banks - This is Spinal Tap - From Dusk ‘til Dawn - Life of Brian - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - Kung Fu Panda - The Untouchables - The Sting - Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Jaws, Unforgiven, Jurassic Park, Gladiator.

Dawn of the Dead (2004)

Heat

Mean girls

Jaws

The departed, the prestige

Your name

Bin-jip from Kim Ki-duk

Inglorious Basterds

Drive

The mask of zorro, Jaws, jurassic park, T2

I have exactly 6 movies I rate 10/10: Matrix - a masterpiece that had a massive influence on my formative years Snatch - Guy Ritchie will forever have the benefit of the doubt after this one Shutter Island - 2 movies in one, as the second watch is a completely different experience Mad Max: Fury Road - perfect action movie, incredible storytelling, lore building with little to no plot Godzilla Minus One - better than the original, and an amazing trauma movie on its own Hydrozagadka - a 1970 Polish 'superhero' movie, which holds a special place in my heart, an infinitely quotable parody of the communist propaganda and action movies in general

Shawshank redemption

Jurassic Park, Back to the Future, and Fellowship of the Ring

For me it is lord of the rings, especially the first two movies. The pacing of the last one does not feel like a 10/10 more a 9/10. But the first two just seem perfect. The acting is amazing, especially in the first one with Sean bean there. Boromir is just a really good character in a world that is a lot of black and white he has more layers to him. The pacing between action scenes and more slowly scenes are good, the world building is just awesome.

The Maltese Falcon

Terminator 2, exorcist, and Jurassic park

Hot Fuzz

Shawshank Redemption, Snatch, In Bruges, Pulp Fiction, Amélie, Blow, Annie Hall...the list goes on.

Interstellar. Best film ever made for me.

oldboy 2003

Cera Una Volta in Il West.

Fellowship of the Ring. Not the extended edition, the theatrical cut. Perfect film.

The Room

The Departed. I could watch that movie on repeat.

12 Angry Men with Henry Fonda. Love this movie. And The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Fabulous 👌 Kinda more than one but I could choose between them.

I don't know why but I love Adrian Lyne 's films...not only the plots but the overall 80s vibes, decor, feelings...

Raiders of the lost arc

Titanic . I think it’s perfect

Tropic Thunder

Twister, it may be the rosy red glasses of childhood nostalgia but I could watch that movie a couple times a year. "THATS NO MOON, ITS A SPACE STATION YEEEEW"

A 10/10 as my personnal preference or 10/10 a masterpiece of cinema? My personnal is : The Secret Life of Walter Mitty A Mastepiece is : The Handmaiden Not that Handmaiden isn't in my top 10 but Walter Mitty touched on a subject I have and that is often forgotten that is Maladaptive Daydreaming which is a real dissociation disorder that I didnt know I had or existed before this movie. It literally changed my life. Why the Handmaiden is a masterpiece compared to all the other movies is that I think it is perfect in all it's aspect : visual, action, soundtrack, storytelling, etc.

Interstellar comes close but shoots itself in the foot. The Lighthouse, Lawrence of Arabia, Casablanca, Blade Runner, and Dune 2 come to mind.

Do the Right Thing. Millers Crossing. No Country for Old Men. Killing Them Softly.