Secondhand lions, the pursuit of happiness, and the good neighbor (2016)
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This and samsara are great, definitely not for everyone though
Interstellar or Pacific Rim
Interstellar for the story
Pacific Rim for the action and pacing.
The Fountain. I was just in the right place in the right time in my life when I first saw it, left an unforgottable memory.
Magnolia.
Jupiter Ascending
Ace ventura 2.
Hardly needs recommending but i would be lying if i said it wasnt my favorite.
A Knights Tale would be a close second.
Oh my god, I must have watched Ace Ventura 2 hundreds of times as a kid. The rhinoceros scene is a freaking classic.
The whole to the future franchise
Not my favorite, but my favorite to recommend to people: Special Bulletin. And Without Warning is a close second.
Also, three movies
Face/Off
The Cabinet of Dr Caligari
Paddington 2
Synecdoche.