Must See Movies

I do not watch much movies, but I see that The Sunset Limited has not been mentioned yet, and that's one of my favourites.

Lets see Pink Flamingo is a really good family comedy ( ͡°⁄ ⁄ ͜⁄ ⁄ʖ⁄ ⁄ ͡°)

The Hateful Eight
Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter (my profile Avatar comes form this movie)

12 Monkeys (1995)
Definitely, Maybe
Primer
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Make sure you watch the Swedish version from 2009, not the 2011 with Daniel Craig)
...The Girl Who Played with Fire
...The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest
The Sixth Sense
Time Lapse

My list is pretty straightforward, I guess:

Only Lovers Left Alive
Fight Club
Melancholia
Brazil
2001: A Space Odyssey
The Lobster
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
eXistenZ
Naked Lunch
Dead Man
Pulp Fiction
Dogville
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
Blade Runner
Rosemary's Baby
Barton Fink
El laberinto del fauno
Life of Brian + Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Trainspotting
Angel Heart
A Clockwork Orange
28 Days Later...

Here's some more to add to the list :P

Goodfellas (1990) - A classic, I'm honestly surprised nobody mentioned it here yet
Law Abiding Citizen (2009)
Falling Down (1993) - It's that movie where "I don't want lunch, I want breakfast" scene is from. Good movie, good memes
Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)
Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014) - I was surprised how good this movie was. Spy-action-comeday where Samuel L. Jackson play's the autistic villain.
The Road (2009)
Event Horizon (1997) - One of my personal favorites, but it's kinda stupid and cheesy at times.

I would recommend the trio written by Taylor Sheridan, they each tackle a different genre, but the common ground is that they are all very well made movies with top notch cinematography, story and acting.

Sicario (2015)
Hell or High Water (2016)
Wind River (2017)

my suggestions are known to most of the people, but here they are:

• Django Unchained
• Edge of Tomorrow
• Matrix trilogy
• Inception
• Rise of the Guardians
• 96 hours
• Your Name emotional a bit cry xD
• A Silent Voice even manly men and womanly woman start to cry
• How to train your Dragon 1 & 2
• The Conjuring 1 & 2
• The Marsian
• Intouchables
• Ip-Man 1, 2, 3
• Prestige
• Split
• Deadpool
• John Wick 1 & 2
• The Hateful 8
• Chappie
• District 9
• The green Mile

Quick glance at my imdb listings :
A Most Wanted Man
Maleficent - for a little diversity in my suggestions. Enjoyed it nonetheless
Arrival - I was on edge the whole time watching it. Suspensful and full of mistery. (dont watch the trailer of this one. just see the movie as is. It will be more rewarding experiance.
Prometheus
Gone Girl - stepping away from sci fi, this is kind of thrilling movie, too.
Nocturnal Animals - yeah, another Amy Adams movie, but what can I do.. This ones.. different.. but interesting.
Interstellar - and for the sake of it - this one, because I loves it.

Hope at least something from my sugggestions was something new to you ;)

edit : this somehowslipped my mind, but one of the last few I saw that I really enjoyed -Wind River

Bump. Alien and Aliens.

What would you guys consider "old movies"?
Also I'm sorry I don't have a lot to recommend since most things I know have been recommended here as far as I can tell. I'm still passing by to see a few recommendations myself :P

https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/6khu8/must-see-movies-lvl-2#gb5f1DY plus a few of my other favorites:

Schindler's List
Space Jam
Gremlins
The Expendables
Letters to Iwo Jima
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
The Green Mile
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
21
Moneyball
Okja

I will not be providing you with a big list only 3 movies, but if you have seen Saw and you liked it you might want to see this:
Cube
Cube²: Hypercube
Cubeº: Cube Zero

I will not reveal the plot, but check them out.

• About Time
• A Lonely Place to Die
• Always
• August Rush
• Babel
• Celda 211
• Colombiana
• Definitely, Maybe
• Fight Club
• Into the Wild
• Los cronocrímenes
• Safety Not Guaranteed
• Seven Pounds
• The Covenant
• The Intouchables
• The Man from Earth
• The Man from Nowhere
• The Road
• The Science of Sleep
• The Warrior's Way
• Wristcutters: A Love Story
  ...

:-)

"Funky Forest: The First Contact". Thank me later :P

The Handmaiden
El abrazo de la serpiente
Hell or High Water
GoodFellas
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Starred Up
There Will Be Blood
The Thing
Come and See
Fallen Angels
Love Exposure
Sorcerer
The Witch
After the Storm
The Twilight Samurai
Air Doll
Hausu
Blue Ruin
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Mad Max: Fury Road
RoboCop

In the Heart of the Sea
The Lost City of Z
Under sandet
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
There Will Be Blood
Jûsan-nin no shikaku

A great hidden gem in my opinion is Franklyn :)
It's not a generic popcorn movie :P

My top 5 haven't changed in a long while:

Ladybird Ladybird       1994
Memento                 2000
Short Cuts              1993
The Seventh Seal        1957
Umberto D.              1952

Since nobody posted it yet:

Sunshine (2007) - could have been more focused on the philosophy than on action, but its photography and soundtrack are brilliant.
The Thin Red Line (1998) - doesn't have such an impressing intro like Saving Private Ryan, but it triggers way more thoughts.

Do you know this: https://agoodmovietowatch.com? Pretty good suggestions and you can sort it by genre or mood.

The Big Lebowski, one of the greatest comedy-like films
No Country for Old Men, suspensful masterpiece.
Just naming two, but especially the first one will always stay on the tip of my tongue, I loved it.

I update a little top-20 list for my own amusement, and sometimes add or change the films, but these are mostly my favourites of all time. I'm listing them in chronological order for you, rather than my own preference :-)

1979 - Alien
1980 - The Shining
1994 - Pulp Fiction
1994 - Léon
1995 - Seven
1997 - Perfect Blue
1997 - Princess Mononoke
1998 - The Big Lebowski
1999 - Fight Club
2000 - American Psycho
2003 - Oldboy
2003 - Kill Bill
2004 - Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
2007 - There Will Be Blood
2008 - The Dark Knight
2010 - Inception
2011 - Drive
2012 - Cabin In The Woods
2014 - Interstellar
2017 - Blade Runner 2049

I see you already saw The Road, if you haven't, try the book too, it's even better.
I'll +1 The Thin Red Line, Sunshine.
I'll add (unless I missed them being listed already) Once Upon a Time in the West, the earlier works of Terrence Malick and The Fountain, and Moon.