Was telling my sons about the Million Sat Madness and one of them said I should ask this question. So I did. I actually need more time to think about my answer.
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After the past few years, my answer is pretty easy:
V for Vendetta
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Great documentary
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Making a documentary before the events happen takes real mastery.
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or luck you make a film and then society decides to honor you into documentary status
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One of the best movies I have seen.
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108 sats \ 0 replies \ @TomK 8 Mar
King Pin
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Shawshank Redemption
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One of my all time favorite movies.
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The Matrix
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Revolver
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The Dark Knight.
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idiocracy. even though it seems less satirical, and more prophetic by the day
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Practically a documentary already.
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The Godfather 1,2
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For a family movie night I would recommend Capitan Fantastic!
It's a really touching any enlightening movie what definitely makes you rethink the status quo.
P.S: Everyone who has seen it (or will see it) - I'd love to hear your feedback below 👇
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That would be Lords of the Ring all parts
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Fahrenheit 451. Haven’t read the book yet but I plan on doing so after watching the movie.
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Julie Christie in a still from this beautiful movie
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Interstellar
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The Big Lebowski
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Hot Fuzz
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Pulp Fiction
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21 sats \ 1 reply \ @aljaz 8 Mar
Fight Club
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+1
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"Brazil" Terry Gilliam
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Inglorious Basterds
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the promised land is one of the best recent movies i've seen. I think it vibes with the whole self sustenance and wild west atmosphere here
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Somewhat intrigued. Never heard of it, will look it up.
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Ghost in the Shell
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I hope you are referring to the anime and not live-action movie
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Ah yes for sure. Totally forgot that live-action movie even existed.
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The Lion King, of course.
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“Falling Down” with Michael Douglas
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The Bourne Movie series by Matt Damon
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The Count of Monte Cristo
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @anon 8 Mar
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and then free yourself from the cowboy hat game that holds you captive..
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Forrest Gump - No doubts.
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"Groundhog Day" 1993
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Inside Job (2011)
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Limitless ⚡️
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"Saving private Ryan" by Spielberg. Because it reveals how bad and meaningless war is with realistic scenes.
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Somehow all film adaptations of Stephen King novels are guaranteed to be absolute bangers. Shining, Gerlads Game, Tall Grass - doesn't matter who does it, if it's based on Stephen King it will slap
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Pirates of the Caribbean for sure
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Secret of the Ooze
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Lol
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Dumb and dumber
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