10 Amazing movies you must watch before you die (Part 2)
Hi again, We are back with a new list of 10 Amazing Movies you must watch before you die [Part 2], you can find the previous list by clicking here: Amazing Movies you must watch before you die [Part 1]
You’re probably wondering why not make a list of 20 straight away, the answer is that I like 10 and that I hope to discover more films before I die.
Anyway, without further ado, I leave you with the list:
1. Memento (2000)
A mind-bending thriller that follows a man suffering from short-term memory loss as he tries to solve the mystery of his wife’s murder by using notes and tattoos to track his progress.
2. The Shining (1980)
Based on Stephen King’s novel, this horror classic tells the story of a family who becomes the winter caretakers of an isolated hotel, where supernatural forces drive the father to madness.
3. Cafarnaúm (2018)
This emotional drama follows the journey of a 12-year-old boy living in poverty in Beirut, who decides to sue his parents for bringing him into such a harsh world.
4. Requiem for a Dream (2000)
This harrowing drama delves into the lives of four individuals as they spiral into addiction and despair, showcasing the destructive power of drug abuse.
5. Inglourious Basterds (2009)
Quentin Tarantino’s alternate history film follows a group of Jewish-American soldiers as they plot to assassinate Nazi leaders during World War II.
6. Into the Wild (2007)
This biographical adventure film recounts the true story of Christopher McCandless, who abandoned his possessions and embarked on a journey into the Alaskan wilderness.
7. Goodfellas (1990)
This crime drama directed by Martin Scorsese follows the rise and fall of mob associate Henry Hill, offering an inside look at the American Mafia.
8. Danny Darko (2001)
A cult classic, this film explores themes of time travel and existentialism as a troubled teenager is visited by a mysterious figure who reveals the secrets of the universe.
9. Stand by Me (1986)
Based on a Stephen King novella, this coming-of-age film follows four boys as they embark on a journey to find the body of a missing boy, learning about friendship and loss along the way.
10. Lost in Translation (2003)
Beyond the enigma of Bill Murray’s final whisper in ‘Lost in Translation’, Sofia Coppola’s film takes us on an intimate journey through a universal state of mind: loneliness in the company of others.
In vibrant Tokyo, Bob and Charlotte, two wandering souls, find themselves lost in translation, not only of language, but of life itself. Despite being surrounded by people, they experience a profound sense of disconnection, an inability to express their emotions that suffocates them in an inner emptiness.
However, like a spark in the darkness, an unexpected encounter awakens a new hope within them. The connection between Bob and Charlotte, although brief, allows them to rediscover the beauty of life and find meaning amidst the chaos. By the way, we love Scarlet!
