What films do you think everyone should watch at least once?

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Watching suffragette again and it just made me think that this is a film people should watch. Even if it’s only the once.

Will make sure dd will watch it when she’s old enough to understand and appreciate it.

Schindlers List is another one.

Requiem for a dream disturbed me for weeks.

Cider House rules is another one that is a must see imo.

Fargo another, I enjoy the humour of the Coen brothers.

Empire of the Sun
Saving Private Ryan
Operation Daybreak
Lion

A Few Good Men.

Spinal Tap. We watch it at least 2-3 times a year.

It could happen to you
Forest Gump
Breakfast club
The original Grinch (non animated)

Schindlers List
The Pianist
The Green Mile
The Letter

Marvellous
Suffragette
County Lines
I Daniel Blake

Bombshell
Pride
ET
A star is born
Schindler's List
The Color Purple
Dark Waters
The trial of the Chicago 7
Pulp Fiction
Jaws
Toy Story
The Champ

12 years a slave. Lots of films have made me cry. But that’s the only one that made me cry three days after I saw it, when I thought about poor Patsy.

The Wind That Shakes The Barley -
It opened my eyes to some of the background and history of the IRA and Ireland's fight for independence

Private Benjamen
Jaws
Braveheart

Sophie’s choice I would find too Harrowing.

Bohemian Rhapsody
Theory of everything
Sound of music

The Fifth Element - Everyone needs some batshit crazy in their life at least once

Schindlers List
Stand by me
The Green Mile
The Pianist
Gone with the wind
The Sound of Music
The Wizard of Oz

Agree with all of yours @So1invictus . Salvador is amazing and no one talks about it now.

As well, I think everyone should watch The Shining. And The Wizard Of Oz. Probably in that order.

The long kiss goodnight

Cinema Paradiso. Beautiful film, I dare you to not cry at the end ❤️

Schindlers List and All Quiet on the Western Front
The Godfather and Goodfellas
Brokeback Mountain and Pride & Prejudice
LotR, extended editions only

Mr Blandings builds his Dream House. A must for anyone intending to renovate a house.

Wings of Desire. Blew me over when it first came out. Rewatched a couple of times as a middle-aged woman though and find myself getting a bit annoyed at the sheer male-gaziness of those angels.

Casablanca.

Juno
The Truman Show
Lost in Translation
Big Hero 6

Repentance, by Tengiz Abuladze. Just saw it's now available on YouTube with English subtitles.

Urga - Close to Eden by Nikita Mikhalkov, on a Russian truck driver stuck in the Mongolian desert. An early film of Mikhalkov's before he became a swivel-eyed nationalist.

Great film , so cool ❤️