My personal favorites from each genre:

Favorite movie of all time: Jurassic Park

  • Action: John Wick
  • Adventure: Indiana Jones
  • Animated: Shrek
  • Comedy: Ghostbusters
  • Crime: Godfather
  • Drama: Schindler’s List
  • Disaster: 2012
  • Kaiju: Godzilla 2: King of the Monsters
  • Mystery: The Silence of the Lambs
  • Fantasy: The Lord of the Rings
  • Historical: Gladiator
  • Horror: The Conjuring 1/2 can’t decide
  • Superhero: The Dark Knight
  • Space opera: Star Wars
  • Science fiction: Alien
  • Thriller: Jaws
  • War: 300
  • Western: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

What about you guys?-

  • KiG V2
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    2 years ago

    Tbh half of the movies I love best are arthouse/arthouse horror because I’m insufferable: -mother! -Hereditary -The Lighthouse -VVitch -Midsommar

    I also like war movies (Fury), animated/kids movies (Emperor’s New Groove), high effort period pieces (VVitch again), dramas, and psychological/thrillers. I should be the biggest sucker for adventure, sci fi and fantasy but I just haven’t seen a high volume of ones I really love and remember (besides big franchises we all know). Really when it boils down to it I can and will watch any movie though, especially if it’s good.

    My #1 GOAT is probably The Lighthouse as of right now, if I had to say just one.

      • KiG V2
        3·
        2 years ago

        No! But reading your comment that sounds awesome! The thing I liked about Fury was how it didn’t glorify war, I noticed there’s not one single American flag the entire film which sounds like a low bar but to me was impressive. I’d love to see more WW2 movies from the Soviet perspective, almost all that I’ve seen were American perspective. Thanks for the recommendation!

        • redshiftedbrazilian
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          2 years ago

          U welcome comrade, I never heard of “Fury” but I will also take your recommendation and watch it later. Thanks!

          • KiG V2
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            2 years ago

            Definitely still an American war movie, but it’s entertaining and harrowing for sure. The very last scene really sums it all up pretty well. I think (might be wrong) it’s on Netflix.

            Also thank you again for the Come and See recommendation!!