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movies i wish i could watch again for the first time 🎬

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سارة

everyone has their own taste in movies, which is totally normal. as someone who doesn’t enjoy most movies because they often feel like they’re missing something, i find it hard to come across ones i truly love and would recommend. but there are a few...

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🎬 psychological thrillers | mind-benders

🎬 drama | emotional stories

🎬 crime | social commentary

🎬 romance

🎬 psychological thrillers | mind-benders

this is one of those movies that will leave you with questions and google searches afterward — which is totally okay. even though i was kinda confused at the end, it didn’t stop it from becoming one of my favorites. it’s definitely not everyone’s cup...

Donnie Darko (2001)

this entire movie keeps you on the edge of your seat — you're waiting, unsure of what’s coming next. it’s so intense and exciting, and it genuinely left me speechless. i watched it recently after putting it off for way too long, and it’s definitely w...

Get Out (2017)

a slow, strange unraveling of small-town perfection. blue velvet feels like stepping into a dream that slowly turns into a nightmare — quiet streets hiding violence, beauty wrapped in something sinister. it’s unsettling in the most fascinating way.

Blue Velvet (1986)

honestly, i didn’t expect the ending to be that crazy. it’s not one of those movies i’d rank five stars, but i still enjoyed it, and it definitely left me speechless.

The Mist (2007)

for more than two hours, i was totally transfixed. i absolutely loved this movie, it pulled me in and kept me fully invested in the story from start to finish.

Prisoners (2013)

this movie never gets old. it took me a good hour to realize what was actually happening — total disbelief. this is THE classic. unforgettable, and honestly just genius.

Psycho (1960)

it’s slow but intentional, and the deeper you go, the more unsettling it gets. vertigo isn’t just a mystery, it’s a study of obsession, illusion, and control. haunting and unforgettable — a true classic.

Vertigo (1958)

it starts simple: a dinner party, but soon reality twists and fractures in ways you don’t see coming. clever, low-key sci-fi with a chilling vibe. it kept me guessing the entire time.

Coherence (2013)

🎬 drama | emotional stories

every movie with keira knightley is a masterpiece. this one, you specifically watch for the iconic green dress — and it delivers. the ending was simply mind-blowing. dramatic, heartbreaking, and so beautifully done.

Atonement (2007)

i’ve watched this movie at least five times and read the book twice. i’ve also seen the older version of pride and prejudice, but this one is my favorite. the scenography is breathtaking — the shots, the mood, the softness of it all. it’s my comfort ...

Pride & Prejudice (2005)

12 angry men is one of those rare films where every word, every glance, and every silence matters. i loved how it’s basically just a room full of people debating, but the tension is so real it feels electric. it’s a masterclass in storytelling, human...

12 Angry Men (1957)

everything about this movie left me speechless. if you go in blind like i did, there’s absolutely no way you could predict the plot. the cinematography fascinated me, it gave off a 1970s-style feel and beautifully captured the landscapes of canada an...

Incendies (2010)

🎬 crime | social commentary

if you still haven't seen this masterpiece, you have to!! brilliant movie.

Parasite (2019)

i loved everything about this film. it won’t leave you bored for a second — the pacing is tight, the camera work is stunning, and the fact that it’s based on a true story just makes it hit even harder.

City of God (2002)

🎬 romance

maybe love IS real after all

Before Sunrise (1995)

every single frame was absolutely stunning!

Emma. (2020)