David Corenswet in SUPER/MAN: THE CHRISTOPHER REEVE STORY IS POWERFUL!! MOVIE REVIEW! (2024)

This isn't a top 10 kind of list, I just keep adding my favorites as I watch'em. Hoping this list will feature more than a hundred movies in the future, because that would mean more than a hundred favorites! 

*I added a little description for each movie, as to say, the reason why I loved it, and why you should also watch it*

-> And I just want to make it clear that I am not some kind of expert in movies (I don't have a degree in cinema), so my opinions will inevitably be skewered by ignorance. Despite this, I try my best to inform myself about technical matters regarding cinema and, subsequently, try to apply this knowledge when evaluating a film.

-> I also try to be as objective as possible when giving scores. My scores do not reflect personal enjoyment alone. Despite this, what I believe to be of importance in a story will inevitably affect how much I value certain achievements and how much certain shortcomings compromise my viewing experience.

A24 movies i havent watched yet

all of their movies: https://www.imdb.com/search/title/?companies=co0390816

Sterling K. Brown and Taylor Russell in Waves (2019)

my favorite independent/low budget/art house movies, perfect for what they aim to be

Comedy/horror/thriller with a lot of blood

Homayoun Ershadi in Taste of Cherry (1997)

Regina Casé and Camila Márdila in The Second Mother (2015)

Art house, indie, strange, unknown movies

"recently" released movies i have to watch (i forget these exist and watch other things - you can sort by date added to see the recent stuff)

Holly Hunter, Ray Romano, Anupam Kher, Zoe Kazan, Adeel Akhtar, Zenobia Shroff, and Kumail Nanjiani in The Big Sick (2017)

Catherine Deneuve in Belle de Jour (1967)

Violence. Torture. Hate. Horror. It's all here. Some might be fun, some might be revolting. Watch them at you own discretion.

Movies in this list necessarily contain realistic choreography for fights. They may contain unrealistic scenarios (e.g.: Wick movies). They are further discerned by the following categories: • Genre: Action / Thriller / Comedy / Revenge / Gore • Contents: Gun fights (G) or hand to hand combat (H) (martial arts included)  -- Special addendum for knife fights: (*)  -- Order influenced by the most depicted type of fight onscreen

Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie in Don't Look Now (1973)

Movies that slowly build up to an intense climax. Usually a very distressing and gory one.  (Basically anything that's similar to Breaking Bad)

Michael Berryman in The Hills Have Eyes (1977)

melodramas levemente manipulativos porém universalmente apreciados

Marlee Matlin, Troy Kotsur, Daniel Durant, and Emilia Jones in CODA (2021)

Weird stories that step into the uncharted territories at the limit of our imaginations... also known as the 'Twilight Zone'.

Dramatic or funny, this is the list of the best romantic movies I've watched, and should watch again.

Teo Yoo and Greta Lee in Past Lives (2023)

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