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Wait, before AI you were trusting stuff that comes across your social media feed? Seriously?

I never got around to watching Age of Adaline, but it sounds like it'd be one you'd recommend.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier (Honorable mention: The Age of Adaline)

I do love the Indiana Jones movies. Adventure is probably one of my favourite genres: Indiana Jones, the mummy with Brendan Fraser...

Off the top of my head I'd say Raiders of the Lost Ark as well. I don't know how you do what that movie's doing any better than how it...

Monty Python and the Holy Grail had so much great stuff. Their limited budget meant that they ended up with coconuts instead of actual...

I am Listening to "Best Movie Year Ever" (1999) and am reminded how many great films came out that year, as well as ones that might not...

OOffice Not sure the printer from office space is as menacing as the matrix, but it'll do as a stand in :ROFLMAO:

One I'm not sure has been mentioned yet is Hot Fuzz, just for being so very carefully crafted in terms of set-ups and pay-offs while...

I don't know if it's 'perfect', but V for Vendetta by the Wachowskis is tight; not an ounce of fat on that film: the plot moves, yet...

Can't we just get BEYOND THE THUNDERDOME? runs away

The first two rules are: I'm not allowed to talk about it.

Aliens. Back to the Future. Beetlejuice. Caddyshack. Die Hard. Evil Dead 2. GalaxyQuest. Ghostbusters. Gremlins. Raiders of the Lost...

Another movie I've missed, but it was suggested as a watch by a retro movie youtuber I sometimes watch. I'll add it to my movie list.

For me, it's Yellow Submarine: eminently quotable, ridiculously nonsensical (yet it follows its own internal logic), and excellent music...