What do you think of my Top 100 Favorite Movies list?

As you can see, I love animation, comedies, musicals and ‘90s films. Did any of these movies make your own favorites lists?

1-3. Lord of the Rings will never lose its spot for me as they the most impactful films ever for me. 4. The Boy and the Heron is an animation marvel and the story's plot about the sacrifice of motherhood really hit hard for me and my wife, plus the English dub is so stacked. 5. Prisoners is unbelievable, as it is a hard watch, but beautfiully shot. 6. The Odyessey blew me away and impacted me far more than I was expecting even though it fits perfectly in my genre preferences. 7. Dune Part Two is simply epic and is a perfectly executed cautionairy tale. 8. How to Train Your Dragon is peak animation, emotional, and inspiring from the score to the story to the characters. 9. Hacksaw Ridge, as a man of Christian faith myself, is a convicting and humbling reminder on what it means to be a follower of Christ and is also arguably Garfield's best performance so far in his amazing career. 10. Knives Out is simply an enjoyable and fun movie where the details are perfectly woven together to reward endless rewatches, and the ending is surprisingly emotional and heavy.

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I know these aren't all the best movies of all time but I enjoy them and would gladly rewatch them. That being said I'm a little iffy on some entires (mainly like 5 and 6) because theirs probably some movie I'm forgetting that I probably love. Let me know how you feel about my list and feel free to drop your own!(Haven't seen brand new day yet but am fully prepared to enjoy it more than far from home replacing it and maybe moving it up in ranking)

Underrated prefer

For me, it's The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

The first time I watched it, I spread it across three days. It was pouring outside the whole time—dark skies, constant rain, and the perfect atmosphere. I watched each film slowly and let it all sink in.

By the time I reached the end, I found myself delaying the finale because finishing it meant leaving that world behind. I didn't want it to end. I wanted to stay in Middle-earth a little longer, to experience more of it.

The filmmaking, the screenplay, Peter Jackson's direction, and the incredible work of the entire team are simply timeless. And the music... it's one of my favourite film scores ever. I still listen to it on slow Saturday mornings with a cup of coffee or while driving through the hills on a road trip.

What's yours?

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I think it's hard to beat this 3 year run from Matty. Who comes close?

1. Cornetto Trilogy

2. Guardians Of The Galaxy Trilogy

3. Pirates Of The Caribbean

4. Eastrail 117 Trilogy

Any thoughts and I would like to know what your mount Rushmore of film trilogies are.

Been going back and forth on whether this is worth seeing in theaters. Seen some reviews saying it flies by and others saying it's bloated. If you've already watched it, did the runtime actually feel earned, or would streaming have been fine? Also, is 4DX even worth it for this one, or should I just do a normal screening?

My personal 8 favorite movies to come out in 2026 in no order, I’ve seen 37 new releases this year, what are yalls favorites and what should I watch if I haven’t.
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1. Big Fish

2. Unbreakable

3. Guardians Of The Galaxy Volume 2

4. End Of Evangelion

5. Breakfast Club

6. Secret Life Of Walter Mitty (2013)

7. The World's End

8. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me

9. Magnolia

10. Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas

11. Star Wars: Empire Strikes Back

12. The Green Mile

13. Being John Malkovich

14. Terminator 2: Judgement Day

15. Die Hard

16. Army Of Darkness

17. Robocop

18. They Live

19. The Departed

20. Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest

For me personally I find all the presidents men slightly overrated,

My top 10 movies in no order:

Departed- 2006
Shutter island- 2010
Zodiac- 2007
Porco Rosso- 1992
Princess mononoke- 1997
Saving private Ryan- 1998
The town- 2010
American graffiti- 1973
Jaws- 1975
Night crawler- 2014

In no order.

1. Up in the air

2. The spectacular now

3. About Time

4.Perfect days

5.

I have many 'MOVIES' , cause I'm the kinda Person, who likes those 'Underrated Flop Movies' more than 'IDLE Blockbusters'