Which movie amazed you to the core?

I was very impressed by the film Law Abiding Citizen.

I was very impressed by the Indian film "Every child is special."

u should watch "children of heaven" that was old movie 1997, but still worth to watch

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I was very impressed by the Indian film "Every child is special."

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I'll have to look.

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u should watch "children of heaven" that was old movie 1997, but still worth to watch

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Thank you, I will definitely look.

Since i've watched interstellar i've pretty much seen every relevant sci fi movie on earth lol, nowadays i just rewatch things and wait for new movies to come out

Ready Player One realy good movie

I was surprised by the black box film, the unexpected happens in this film, seriously you can’t imagine the history in any way.

I was amazed by how a animated movie could be good even better than a live action film of Sam Raimi
Spiderman the movie in question is called *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse* check it out if your a Spiderman fan.

Never let me go.

The only thing I'd heard about The Core before watching it was that it has the worst science in any movie ever. Which it does. The Earth's core stopping, people traveling to it in a ship built with unobtanium, still being able to communicate with the surface through rock and lava, etc. But looking past that, it's a very decent movie.

The story is tight and gripping, much more so to me than other recent disaster movies, and the pace was great. Predictable in spots, but it's a disaster movie, what do you expect?

While the science is terrible, I find the concept to be fascinating, almost like a modern retelling of Journey to the Center of the Earth. When you look at it more like soft science fiction rather than a movie that's trying to be factual, similar to Independence Day, you can forgive the science blunders. At least they were trying for something different, rather than just doing aliens or asteroids, and they created something really unique. The effects also still hold up pretty well, for early 2000s standards, creating a visually appealing world, too.

The piece that really saved the movie from being B-grade was the acting. Aaron Eckhart, Hilary Swank, and Stanley Tucci give it their all, along with everyone else. Given that most of the movie takes place in a small ship that's travelling underground, everyone has to click with each other to get the right tension and atmosphere. Eckhart in particular has one scene where he's falling apart, screaming and crying, that was amazing.

Sure, it's not a classic, or even a 'great' movie, but it's not worth dismissing simply because "the science is inaccurate." If you're a fan of the disaster genre or any of the actors mentioned, I would highly recommend giving it a try.

Parasite, korean film

The last good movie I watched was Project power; I would suggest that you check it out.

Back to the Future I, II and III

HOHO! why you not watching Godzilla 2014 and Godzilla king of the monster
Godzilla vs KingKong comming soon

tenet so good

Ready player one

Lord of the rings extended trilogy

interstaller

Never let me go go go