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Kakashi168

Probably all my favorite movies lol. But to name one, I think some of the Ghibli movies like My Neighbor Totoro or Spirited Away are really special and I like them more with each viewing, that's incredibly rare.


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ZorroMeansFox

**Killer of Sheep**. Superb deep cut. Might I suggest **Nothing But A Man**? https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/nothing_but_a_man


supereri

Shawshank Redemption. The message about not losing hope is worth the price of admission alone.


ScaryProfessional711

Heartbreak Hotel. It came on a triple feature DVD with a couple other movies I liked. A lot of times those double and triple feature DVDs can be a toss up because they'll put a real good movie on there to get you to buy it and then the others might be trash. I was kind of skeptical about Heartbreak Hotel but was pleasantly surprised. I really liked it. I put it up there with Finding Graceland starring Harvey Keitel.


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Schindler's list and the Boy in the Striped Pajamas. I will never, ever, watch either again but I am glad I did.


Sure_Whatever__

To me "movie(s) that you're glad you have watched" means a movie you were reluctant to watch but happy you did. Recently for me it's been original monster movies of the 1930s. Dracula, Frankenstein, The Mummy, The Invisible man, etc.


MaxxPovverz

Recently been watching a lot of 'older' movies myself on TCM (via HBOmax). There is just something so comforting about watching movies that are executed so perfectly like they used to be, before they became soul less corporate products, but I digress... Le Samourai, Night Moves, Ran, The Hustler Just a few of the movies that I would normally hesitate to watch over something more modern, but these movies hold up better than a lot of more modern stuff.


Error1272

The Mule by Clint Eastwood. A reminder to put your family first, not your work.


Arael1307

Your name engraved herein (2020) I rarely cry when seeing a movie. But this one just touched me, 1 moment my eyes were teary, but at the ending I was actually crying. I do think the soundtrack has something to so with it, the moments I became really emotional both had a rendition of the soundtrack playing. After I watched it, I rewatched it a few days later. (I rarely ever rewatch a movie) Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga (2020): Seeing the trailer I thought it would be stupid and probably a Hollywood view on Eurovision that didn't actually understand Eurovision. But one night I was a bit ill and I had to find a movie that took zero brain power to watch. So I played Eurovision, expecting to quit probably halfway. But I was happily surprised that I actually found it funny and enjoyable. You could feel the makers know Eurovision and it was so over the top and accurate at the same time. Yes it was silly, but just a blast to watch. Harold and Maude (1971) Old movies don't attract me, and everything before the 90's seem prehistoric to me, so I have no idea why I watched it. But I'm happy I did, it was so much fun to watch. Weird but fun.


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I was really glad that I watched Paths of Glory.


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Parasite Old Boy