Standout Films (in my opinion)

The Voices (2014):

-       You feel bad for the anti-hero.

The Perfection (2018)

-       The ultimate tale of forgiveness and a great revenge tale on many faucets. The cello scene at the end is the best part.

Birthday (2015)

-       A “realistic” portrayal of a male pregnancy. if such a thing were possible. The characters had emotional depth.

Midsomer (2019)

-       Insane cinematography and creative transitions. Crazy story. The cult was well developed.

Seven (1995)

-       The twist at the end, and the gore was done well.

It’s kind of a funny story (2010)

-       Relatable as fuck. Made me cry. It’s a story that is true for many people, but it is not often talked about.

Pans Labyrinth (2006)

-       Stunning visuals, and the way the monsters are juxtaposed with the children blends the two universes together.

Reservoir Dogs (1992)

-       So powerful with so little. Mr. Orange was my favorite.

Philadelphia (1993)

-       Sooo Fucking sad. the opera scene!!!!.

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (2000)

-       My introduction to Chinese cinema as a child.

The Green Mile (1999)

-      intertwines the supernatural with the real world so seamlessly. All of the executions were heartbreaking. I love the dude and his rat.

A Clockwork Orange (1971)

-       Interesting commentary on sexuality and crime. The visuals were interesting, the music!

Life is Beautiful (1997)

-       A heartbreaking ending that is preluded by one of the best displays of humanity on film.

Requiem for a Dream (2000)

-       Intense cinematography. I almost passed out a couple of times. heroin couple goals. The mother is terrifyingly sad. Also Marlon Waynes... I love it when comedians do dramas. 

Drop Dead Fred (1991)

-       I love how destructive yet supportive Fred was. I love how Fred gets passed on to the next child. Inherited insanity.

Hero (2002)

-       Intense color!!!!