Here is my favorite films of all time. If there are any of your favorite films are not mentioned here, it's because either I haven't watched it (I told you, I haven't watched a lot of good films) or they are just not my taste. Gonna update this page regularly after I watched any other new lovable films. Listed in alphabetical order.
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"(500) Days of Summer"
2009 | USA | Dir: Marc Webb
2009 | USA | Dir: Marc Webb
It's both romantic and heart-breaking. For me it's the closest, most realistic romance. Any similarities to my real life? Keep questioning.
[my review | IMDb]
[my review | IMDb]
"2001: A Space Odyssey"
1968 | USA | Dir: Stanley Kubrick
1968 | USA | Dir: Stanley Kubrick
A fascinating, eyegasmic experience given by the past. Very thoughtful, an ultimate trip that goes beyond imagination.
[IMDb]
"3 Hati Dua Dunia, Satu Cinta"
2010 | Indonesia | Dir: Benni Setiawan
2010 | Indonesia | Dir: Benni Setiawan
Even a multicultural, cross-religion love could melt into such a light, humorous film like this one. My favorite local film.
[Wikipedia]
[Wikipedia]
2009 | USA | Dir: Joel Coen & Ethan Coen
You had a series of misfortune, you went to see some spiritual advice, and you got nothing. Sometimes you are actually the one that chooses distress instead of humor.
"Fight Club"
1999 | USA | Dir: David Fincher
I have never seen a film so destructive. Make you think out of your whole life. Remember the rule: you do not talk about fight club.
[IMDb]
"Mary & Max"
2009 | Australia | Dir: Adam Elliot
How a seemingly childish, somewhat underrated clay animation could teach us better than any films. This is the truest friendship told so wittily.
"The Secret Life of Walter Mitty"
2013 | USA | Dir: Ben Stiller
Call it cliche, call it ambitious, call it cheap. Yet it inspires me to escape myself from my (boring) work life. And yours, too.
[IMDb]
"The Shawshank Redemption"
1994 | USA | Dir: Frank Darabont
Fear can hold you prisoner, hope can set you free. Just tell me if you are not motivated after watching it.
"The Social Network"
2010 | USA | Dir: David Fincher
It's hilarious how I could remember all the lines in the "full attention" scene. My very first favorite. "Did I adequately answer your condescending question?"
"WALL-E"
2008 | USA | Dir: Andrew Stanton
Please, look at his sorrowful eyes. You can't help but showing your sympathy. I adore Pixar for bringing big ideas with reference to classics in this melancholic animation.
[my short review | IMDb]
