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Guess my top 26 (no, it’s not a typo, and it’s not 26

also, the godfather isn’t in there. sorry not sorry.

1990’s, sci-fi/action

1950’s, suspense/mystery

1950’s, thriller/adventure

1990’s, comedy/thriller

1990’s, mystery/sci-fi

1970’s, thriller/sci-fi

1980’s, animation/family

1980’s, adventure/survival

1980’s, sci-fi/adventure

1980’s, horror/sci-fi

1980’s, action/parody

1970’s, sci-fi/horror

2000’s, psychological thriller

2000’s, psychological horror

2000’s, mythology/fantasy

1940’s, thriller/romance

2010’s, sci-fi/drama

2010’s, comedy

1990’s, thriller/action

1930’s, comedy/cary grant (he’s his own genre)

1950’s, comedy/thriller

1940’s, psychological thriller/suspense

1990’s, comedy

1960’s, mystery/psychological horror

2000’s, parody

1940’s, thriller/spy

(Note: only one of these is a foreign-Language film, one of them may have originally been but is not famously so.

Here’s some guesses that are not on this list, but you are likely to guess

The matrix

Star Wars

Alien

Scary movie

Pan’s labyrinth

The machinist

Any of the Disney films

The thing

Shaun of the dead

Total recall)

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u/DwayneTheRockBarry — 7 hours ago
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Opinions on Widow's Bay

I have been told Widows bay is the next top of the line, S-Tier, whatever you want to call it show, but after 3 episodes I'm still not fully hooked. Don't get me wrong I like the gloomy/New England vibe but that's about it so far it's pretty slow.

Are the first few episodes set ups for a big punch later on? I have Silo above it rn (like Silo, but wouldn't say that it's must see TV).

Am I missing something or is the back half of WB whats getting everyone talking?

u/Apprehensive-Sign-51 — 3 days ago

I'm afraid I suffer from basic taste...

Top 20.

Make an assumption about me. Should be easy enough

u/Much-Gene7217 — 4 days ago

My Top Psychological Thrillers - Need More Suggestions

I can't get enough of these. I especially like slow-burn going-insane types. I feel like I find diamonds in the rough constantly, any obvious suggestions for me?

u/stackcitybit — 4 days ago
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How do you define your "Favorite Actor"

Would you say:

A) The Actor in the most movies you watched

B) The Actor with the highest average rating of the movies you watched (minimum 3?)

C) The Actor (lead or main supporting) from your highest rated movie?

Also, how do quantify supporting roles (Ed Norton vs Brad Pitt in Fight Club)?

I would say my favorite acting performances* *of all time are Christoph Waltz in Inglorious Basterds, Heath in The Dark Knight, and Adrien Brody in The Pianist.

u/Apprehensive-Sign-51 — 4 days ago
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Top 20 films of all time - H2H ranking

Top 20 movies ranked all time from Sceen app.

- Initially ranked movies S-Tier, A-tier, Etc.
- Battled each movie Head to Head

Result: Definitive top 20 movie ranking all time.
Anything left off my list? Anything I should add to watchlist?

u/Apprehensive-Sign-51 — 6 days ago
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Top 4 Lesser Known Movies Most Haven't Seen

Per Sceen app, underrated movies most people I talk to haven't seen:

Primal fear - 8.7/10
Dark Waters - 8.4/10
Sing Street - 8.3/10
Coherence- 8.4/10

u/Apprehensive-Sign-51 — 6 days ago
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Top 3 Highest Films of 2026 So Far

Obviously expect many changes within the coming weeks, not from Supergirl of course!

u/Jolly-Yellow7369 — 8 days ago

My Top 20, in no particular order (except for the first row).

Yeah, I'm one of those people who's a much bigger fan of older movies. I've seen many new films that I really loved, but, for me, it's usually the classics.

Movie nights at my house are never boring. 😄

u/newbill316 — 4 days ago

I updated my sci-fi list based on your comments. What’s still missing? [Movie Paradise]

u/Croco_Grievous — 8 days ago

Top sci-fi films. What's missing? [Movie Paradise]

Made this with a tracker app I built. What would you add or cut?

u/Croco_Grievous — 10 days ago

4th of July definitive movie list -

With the 4th of July coming up, I thought I would stake my ground on the best 4th of July movies ever put on screen.

Definitive 4th of July watchlist

Independence Day (1996) - The undisputed king of the 4th. The Bill Pullman speech is that of legends with Randy Quaid and his alien probe bringing the laughs.

Jaws (1975) - Enough said.

I know What you Did Last Summer (1997) - Hit and run on the 4th of July with our guy, Freddie Prince Jr. bringing his A game.

The Patriot (2000) - Mel Gibson might be the best dad in cinema history. A truly iconic movie that includes the late Heath Ledger.

National Treasure (2004) - Does Gen Z and Gen Alpha know that Nicolas Cage stole the Declaration of Independence? This move was an instant classic that people forget.

Top Gun (1986) - The only thing that has aged better than this movie is Tom Cruise himself.

Cape Fear (1991) - Probably the best movie on this list. De Niro kissing Juliet Lewis is one of the most disturbing scenes in cinema history.

Most OVERRATED 4th of July movie: The Sandlot. You'll be watching your phone or checking your watch after about 20 minutes. BORING...

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u/Millennial-Movie-Man — 9 days ago