Behold the Silver Screen – Top 10 Must-See Movies

Cinematic bliss:

Movies are a perfect escape to live another life, dream different dreams, and find solace comfortably in our worlds.

The list below:

Here is a list of the top ten must-see movies that one needs to see before they die. Sensational, emotional, and uplifting; these films are not just motion pictures but a whole cinematic experience.

1. The Godfather (1972)

One of the greatest works of art in cinematic history, Francis Ford Coppola’s undisputed addition to movie legacy- “The Godfather.”

2. Shawshank Redemption (1994)

In this American masterpiece movie set in a 1940s prison, Tim Robbins proves once more that simplicity and strength truly compliment one another.

3. The Godfather II (1974)

The sequel to The Godfather rightfully earned itself an academy award reservation for satisfying the superiority of the series’ first installment.

4. The Green Mile (1999)

Every bit distant from Stephen King’s imagination lies life lessons and precious lines that keep echoeing in one’s lives.

5. Forrest Gump (1994)

Today, Tom Hanks portrayal of a complacent man sitting on a bench advocating about chocolates resides in everyone’s thoughts.

6. Fight Club (1999)

An adrenaline filled thriller, while it represents Edgy Brad Pitt’s sense. Fight Club highlights the doomed experience of this youth and reveals a familiar flaw at work culturally.

7. A Clockwork Orange (1971)

Derived from an iconic novel, “A Clockwork Orange” portraysto its readers about humanity’s hoes,ruthlessness, tyrunny and rehabilitation.

8. Pulp Fiction (1994)

Innocents scowls brooded once again-under the ominous gaze of guns and violence undoubtedly, an outstanding expose awaited.

9. The Silence of the Lambs (1991)

Academy Awards made movie for emotional and eerie content that ‘Silence of The Lambs’ propelled exuded nothingness in comparison with modern thrillers today.

10. Trainspotting (1996)

A heart-touching tale spoke of in almost an unorthodox dialect caused controversy and acclaim simultaneously.

Conclusion:

These movies bring to life realities we don’t get to see often. They speak quieter all at once, sensitive rough edges of what we’ve known of movies. They signify luxury when it comes to storytelling, the screenplay is an immersive experience nevertheless.