Discussion What are your top 3 favorite films?

[VegasLyra]

Mine are:
1. Chicago (2002) [best musical of all time]
2. Psycho II (1983) [SO underrated—if you liked Psycho (1960) then you NEED to see this, don't brush it off!]
3. The Faculty (1998) [peak 90's horror]

Would love to hear yours, and what about them you love!

 

[darksouls]

 

[YourLocalSadGirly]

1. Lost in Translation. I just love the tone and themes and cinematography of this movie so much. Also it has quite a few moments that I find really funny.

2. Ladri di Biciclette. God what isn't there to love about this movie. I'm not saying this to be pretentious either, I actually found this film from a joke about pretentious film lists but it really is that good. Give it a watch if you're a cinephile or just want to watch a beautiful film.

3. Arrival. I love the story so much it's one of the very few movies that's ever made me cry.

 

[cluefixphantom]

1.Surrounded (with Letitia Wright as cowboy)
2.Treasure Planet (Disney Animation Movie)
3. Dragonheart and Damsel
(4. Resident Evil Afterlife )
I've also recently become a fan of the Final Destination movies. I didn't expect it, but I actually think they're suspenseful.

 

[YandereMikuMistress]

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Theres more but those two are the ones that popped in my head

 

[mars2027]

1. Autumn Sonata (1978)
2. Lilya 4-ever (2002)
3. Picnic (1996)

I'm drawn to emotional, kind of heavy films that I can relate to. Autumn Sonata feels super raw and real and the acting is amazing. About Lilja 4-ever I appreciate so much how it humanizes someone in such a harsh situation without ever feeling exploitative, it's emotionally overwhelming but also compassionate. It really stuck with me long after I watched it. Picnic has this dreamy, slightly surreal vibe and I loved the aesthetics even though it still feels pretty sad underneath.