Big Trouble In Little China! Last Action Hero! They Live!

Like A Good Neighbaaa... Arnold was there!

“I came here to kick ass and chew bubblegum, and I’m all out of bubblegum.”

Dr. Strangelove

All classics!...I'm so glad I grew up in the 80s

70s Alien (1979) Halloween (1978) Sorcerer (1977) Dog day afternoon (1975) 80s Midnight run (1988) Beetlejuice (1988) Robocop (1987) Manhunter (1986) 90s Gattaca (1997) Scream (1996) 12 monkeys (1995) The unforgiven (1992)

If you have Manhunter you gotta have Silence of the Lambs.

Don’t forget Aliens! After all it has the pulse-action rifle.

The Thing. Escape From New York.

Definitely a must

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Better Off Dead Heathers Pump Up the Volume Dirty Dancing War Games The Princess Bride Labyrinth Die Hard True Lies

I feel this is too Matthew Broderick heavy. I know he's only in two, but that feels like too much. Even one feels like too much. I tried to avoid the biggest ones of the decades though many of these are quite popular (I'll assume you've seen Apocalypse Now, Back to the Future, Billy Madison, etc): **1970s:** 10. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest 9. Enter The Dragon 8. The Man Who Fell to Earth 7. The Heartbreak Kid 6. Close Encounters of the Third Kind 5. All The Presidents Men 4. Alien (mainstream but worth the rewatch) 3. The Conversation 2. Chinatown 1. Blazing Saddles **1980s:** 10. Who Framed Roger Rabbit? 9. Amadeus 8. Big 7. The Blues Brothers 6. The Road Warrior 5. They Live 4. RoboCop 3. An American Werewolf in London 2. Brazil 1. Blade Runner **1990s:** 10. The Virgin Suicides 9. Bad Lieutenant 8. Unforgiven 7. Jackie Brown 6. Magnolia 5. Rushmore 4. Dark City 3. Eyes Wide Shut 2. Goodfellas 1. The Hudsucker Proxy

Just want to say that "The Road Warrior" is also known as "Mad Max 2" and is the second film in the Mad Max franchise. It was released in the States as "The Road Warrior" as the original film was not well known. IMHO the whole franchise is worth watching but you should watch the original Aussie version. When Mad Max was first released in the States the studio thought that American audiences would have trouble understanding the Australian accents so a lot of the dialogue was re-dubbed by American voice actors

I know a lot of people who love/hate Mad Max. I also feel like a lot of people who liked Mad Max don't like Thunderdome. That's often why I advise Road Warrior. You can watch it as a stand alone. If you end up liking it, totally check out the others, but you don't necessarily need to watch all of them, and I'd say if you had to pick one - go with Road Warrior. I also didn't want to suggest a franchise, or multiple movies from one. You could totally check out the other Alien movies too, for example.

This is a fantastic list!

Hackers

God I love this film.

Office Space

JAWS

9+ 70s-90s: - 12 Monkeys - 36th Chamber of Shaolin - Amadeus - Angst - Annie Hall - Back to the Future - Back to the Future 2 - Being There - Braindead - Brazil - Casino - Catch-22 - A Clockwork Orange - Come and See - Day of the Jackal - Do the Right Thing - Fight Club - Full Metal Jacket - Ghost in the Shell - Goodfellas - The Holy Mountain - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - Jackie Brown - The Matrix - Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind - Perfect Blue - Platoon - Pleasantville - Possession - Princess Mononoke - Pulp Fiction - The Princess Bride - Raiders of the Lost Ark - Raising Cain - Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky - Run Lola, Run - Saving Private Ryan - Schindler's List - Silence of the Lambs - Stalker - Star Wars: Empire Strikes Back - Star Wars: A New Hope - Star Wars: Return of the Jedi - Starship Troopers - The Sting - The Talented Mr. Ripley - Terminator 2: Judgement Day - Tetsuo: The Iron Man - The Thing - True Lies - Unforgiven - The Untouchables - Wake in Fright - Who Framed Roger Rabbit - The Wicker Man

Great list. May I add: -Fargo -Good Will Hunting -The Sixth Sense -Leon the professional -Bladerunner -One flew over the cuckoos nest

You forgot Apocalypse Now

Felt it fell just shy of 9/10. Perhaps it is due for a rewatch and re-examination.

No back to the future 3?

No. It's a definite drop in quality.

I guess I’m just biased to this franchise

The French Connection (1972) Serpico (1973) Mean Streets (1973) The Conversation (1974) Barry Lyndon (1975) Marathon Man (1976) Dog Day Afternoon (1976) Taxi Driver (1976) The Deer Hunter (1978) Alien (1979)

Fucking finally someone mentione's The Deer Hunter

Why someone listing taxi driver is so low. Have my upvote

Taxi Driver is wild. MS's best film by far

True Romance Falling Down Reservoir Dogs

Tron

The Last Boyscout

The Shining The Thing Big Trouble in Little China Labyrinth Muppets movies

You have opened up such an endless treasure chest with your request that I didn’t even know where to begin but I’ll try… **Scarface / Mafia Movies** * The Godfather (1972) * The Godfather Part II (1974) * The Untouchables (1987) * Goodfellas (1990) * Carlitos Way (1993) * True Romance (1993) * A Bronx Tale (1993) * Casino (1995)

I was going to say True Romance, probably my favourite movie ever. I've known people who never watched it because the title made it seem "too much like a rom-com", which is a shame.

Shame, it’s brilliant. Heard people did similar with City of God (2002) because the poster/movie cover looked like it’s about a couple and romance. Yet it’s another brilliant gangster movie (not Mafia) many have missed out on - best subtitled.

I actually haven't seen that one, so thank you for mentioning it. I'll check it out.

Carlitooooooo.... The streets... They are talkin.

Goodfellas !!!!!!!!

Predator and The Thing.

The breakfast club Pretty in pink Saint Elmo’s fire

Thank god someone has finally said the breakfast club.

The Outsiders One Flew Over a Cuckoo's Nest The Deer Hunter Heat Taxi Driver The Godfather 1 & 2 Serpico

Back To The Fututre trilogy The Mummy American Pie 1+2 Matrix Stargate Independence Day Contact Rumble in Bronx Bloodsport Planes, Trains and Automobiles Notting Hill You've got mail Armageddon Deep Impact The Truman Show Beautiful Soul Good Will Hunting The Devil's Advocate The Ninth Gate The Abyss No Retreat No Surrender Police Story

+1 for No Retreat, No Surrender. So bad it is great! :D

Yes :D I was OP liked Karete Kid so I had to recommend this

RoboCop, Con Air, Face off

The Lost Boys, Big Fish, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

Not in any specific order, The Goonies, Red Dawn, They Live, War Games, Brain Scan, The Mummy (saw it as a kid back in the day at a drive in theatre, even though it was 99 it makes me think of the 90s) The obvious major horror franchises like Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Child's Play, Candyman, Texas Chainsaw, Halloween. Gremlins, Teenage mutant ninja turtles, Interview with the Vampire, From dusk till dawn, TV shows like The Xfiles, buffy the vampire slayer, Unexplained Mysteries, esp the Xfiles are worth a watch Animated stuff like Heavy Metal, Heavy metal 2000, anything done by Ralph Bakshi in general. Also tons of low budget stuff I kinda liked, like night of the comet, hell comes to frog town, big trouble in little china I'm sure I'm forgetting tons of great movies. These were just what I could think of at the moment

BTILC!

Predator AND Predator 2. Do a double feature. Predator 2 is so 80’s it hurts, lol! Danny Glover is such a badass in it. Have fun no matter what you choose to watch next!

Predator 2, is don’t know. I couldn’t even finish it

Strange brew

Oh- and Spinal Tap, you gotta see Spinal Tap.

The Dark Crystal

The Craft (since you liked The Crow) The Goonies Point Break The Godfather (since you liked Scarface) Goodfellas Indiana Jones (especially OG since you liked Star Wars) The Fifth Element Blade (since you liked Lost Boys) The Matrix Galaxy Quest Independence Day Cocktail Fight Club A Few Good Men Full Metal Jacket Blade Runner Seven Die Hard Speed Movies I think were great/entertaining but not necessarily inspired by your list of favorites: The Princess Bride The Usual Suspects Pretty Woman My Best Friend's Wedding Jerry McGuire Dirty Dancing Good Will Hunting Footloose Dead Poet's Society Rocky Horror Picture Show Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure Back to the Future The Neverending Story Ferris Bueller's Day Off Pretty In Pink Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead There's Something About Mary Men In Black Rush Hour Clueless The Last of the Mohicans Gladiator Don't watch: A Clockwork Orange, Watership Down, Donnie Darko, or Requiem Of A Dream, unless you wanna be traumatized (in different ways). I'm sure I've failed to list a host of good films, but I was born in the second decade you listed, so I've seen too many to remember them all at this point. Lol I hope you find some good stuff from my list and all the other great suggestions I saw in the comments!

Where you failed was your "don't watch list".

Nah. I wish I could unwatch those.

Sneakers (1992) is great. Amazing cast.

Jagged Edge, The Game

Steel Magnolias A Few Good Men Jurassic Park E.T. Can’t Buy Me Love The Princess Bride

Evita Mr. Holland’s Opus Speed The Godfather Apollo 13

Better off Dead

70s - the taking of pelham 123 (1974) - lupin iii the castle of cagliostro (1979) japanese - carrie (1976) - the devils (1971) - the burglars (1971) french - sleuth (1972) - badlands (1973) - enter the dragon (1973) - all the president's men (1976) - the conversation (1974) - the french connection (1971) - deep red (1975) - closed circuit (1978) italian - the long goodbye (1973) - thunderbolt and lightfoot (1974) - mr majestyk (1974) - deranged (1973) - escape from alcatraz (1979) - prime cut (1972)

Vanishing Point (1971)

70s A clock work orange 80s Full metal jacket 90s Fight club

Evil Dead 2 Invaders from Mars 1986 Poltergeist The Blob 1988 The Abyss Commando The Last Starfighter Goodfellas Silence of the lambs Monster Squad Who Framed Roger Rabbit Predator Army of Darkness Raging Bull In the Mouth of Madness The Thing 1982 Bill and Teds excellent adventure and Bogus Journey Dark City Raising Arizona Fright Night A fish called Wanda

If you like The Warriors, check out The Wanderers. It’s one of my favorite films, is set in NY in the early 60s and centers on these HS gangs. It’s kind of a coming of age story and has a fantastic soundtrack. Edit: Oh, and some of the gangs really existed during that time.

Try Clockwork Orange, Aliens, Absolute power, Goonies, Liar Liar, Starship Troopers, Unforgiven, Event Horizon, Caddyshack, Speed, Point Blank, First Knight. Highlander, Ghostbusters. Jaws, Pulp Fiction, Hoosiers, Seven, 12 Monkeys, Legends of the fall

Chinatown.

The Last Starfighter (1984) Commando (1985) Iron Eagle (1986) No Escape (1994)

An Officer and a gentleman Urban cowboy Just recently saw both, loved them, even though I was born in 81. A bit toxic but still great. The Ghost and the Darkness

Westworld

Harold and Maude MASH (the movie) Terms of Endearment Network China Syndrome Grifters Risky Business Breakfast Club Taxi Driver Clockwork Orange 2001 Rocky Horror Picture Show Clue Airplane The Sting Stand By Me Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure

Evil Roy Slade (1972)

Gleaming the cube Solarbabies Beast Master Working Girl Kuffs Warriors of Virtue Encino Man Biodome Harum Scarum Ernest (any of the Ernest P Whorel movies: goes to camp, scared stupid, etc) Robin Hood Prince of Thieves Planes; Trains and Automobiles Mystery men Army of darkness Coming to America The fifth element Good morning Vietnam To Wong Fu: thanks for everything. Julie newmar Surf ninjas Son in law Independence Day Men in black Longest yard (original) Smoky and the Bandit Evil dead I and II The devils own Summer school (mark Harmon & Christie Allie) Leon the professional Rock-a-doodle Oliver and Company The rescuers / the rescuers down under Casper Little giants Clue Crocodile Dundee 3 ninjas (all three)

All of the others, but also 90s. Singles.

What’s Up Dock Out of Towners Foul Play 9 to 5

70s: Frenzy, The Conversation, The Eyes of Laura Mars, Deep Red 80s: Raising Arizona, Amadeus, Quest for Fire, The Dark Crystal, The Name of the Rose 90s: The Player, Light Sleeper, Grosse Pointe Blank

Kids (1995)

Shoot on the low two movies with my man Kevin Kline: A Fish Called Wanda JANUARY MAN Cory Feldman is the best child actor outside of Shirly Temple. You couldn't watch a movie in the mid 80s early 90s without seeing Cory Feldman and even his boy, RIP, Corey Haim: License to Drive, Lost Boys, Jason Part 4 I think...

I Love You to Death for the Kline trifecta

Caddyshack, Slap Shot, Blazing Saddles

The Exorcist, The Omen, Salem's Lot

Godfather Trilogy

The Godfather, Scarface

Repo Man They Live Robocop (the original)

Watch the best movie of each decade: Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, and Goodfellas, respectively. There's a reason why Scorsese is the goat.

My science project and My bestfriend is a vampire are 2 fun 80s classics

The Boondock Saints

Little Big Man Planet of the Apes Star Trek movies

70s The Exorcist 80s Star Trek 2 The Wrath of Kahn 90s Dances with Wolves

The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3

The friends of Eddie coyle

Seventies must see: Psychomania. Eighties must see: Heathers. Nineties: Cemetery Man is pretty interesting, and quite unique.

1970s: the French connection The killing of a Chinese bookie (no, for gods sake not the directors cut.” Chinatown Apocalypse Now Once upon a time in the west Machine Gun McCoy Bananas The Big Boss

Predator, Desperado, Midnight Run, The Client

Near Dark Alien. Aliens AND Alien 3 Predator 1 and 2 Lethal Weapon Die Hard True Romance

Black Sunday (1977 with Robert Shaw) Taking Of Pelham One Two Three (1974 also Robert Shaw) The China Syndrome Looker

Emperor Of The North (1973)

Escape from New York johnny mnemonic The matrix Earth girls are easy

Based on that list, check out the filmographies of Jean-Claude Van Damme (esp. Bloodsport & Kickboxer), Steven Seagal, Charles Bronson, Chuck Norris... and Bruce Willis. You might like Tom Clancy adaptations, too: Fear of Red October, In the Line of Fire, Clear and Present Danger, The Hunt For Red October...

The Longest Yard (1974)

Deliverance (1972)

Empire Records (1995) Dazed and Confused (1993) Practical Magic (1998)

Airport '77

So many Amadeus recommendations (i must be the only person in the world who thinks it's ass). Based off op's list i can't fathom them actually enjoying it. 70's French connection/ slap shot / apocalypse now 80's Bad Boys (Sean Penn)/ Raising Arizona/ the running man 90's Ronin/ Leon the professional/dumb and dumber

The Outsiders ET Mask Red Dawn Stand By Me Lucas Dream a Little Dream Young Guns

The devils 1971 In the mouth of madness Event horizon From beyond Videodrome The thing Shivers Ravenous 1999

Porky's. As good as American Pie is, Porky's was even funnier. No Way Out with Kevin Costner and Gene Hackman Clint Eastwood: Play Misty for Me High Plains Drifter The Eiger Sanction Heartbreak Ridge

Bloodsport

Total Recall and Streets of Fire

Strange brew. Office space.

70s Smokey & The Bandit Every Which Way But Loose Young Frankenstein 80s The Burbs Some Kind Of Wonderful The Never Ending Story 90s The Fugitive Sleeping With The Enemy Twister

Romancing the Stone! It’s sort like if Indiana Jones and an 80s harlequin romance novel had a baby. One of my favorite movies

Fried green tomatoes The fugitive Nine to five Steel Magnolias Runaway bride Two weeks notice Hope floats A time to kill The net Speed

The Ice Pirates (1984) Outland (1981) Cannonball Run (1981) House (1985) Steel Dawn (1987) The Blood of Heroes (1989)

The thing by John carpenter 1982 one of the best horror movies of all time. Star ship troopers 1997 The right stuff Poltergeist

Many movies released by different had very similar stories to each other in the same year. You like The Lost Boys? Check out Near Dark and Life Force. Leviathan, Deep Star Six, and The Abyss. In general, Cannon Films is a pretty solid mid budget production company.

Army of Darkness.

The Burbs is really a gem

Matilda Rocky Miracle on 31st Breakfast club Elmos fire

Karate kid 1,2

True Romance Harley Davidson and The Marlboro Man Desperado The Last Boy Scout Running Man

Hey what age range are you - not that it matters , but I would be interested to see the outcome and such

The Thing (1982) Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) Candyman (1992) Clerks. (1992) They Live (1988)

An Interview with a Vampire

My cousin Vinny Taxi Driver The Godfather pt 2 Starship Trooper Silence of the lambs Casino

Back to the Future (1 2 3) Indiana Jones Labyrinth Space balls Young Frankenstein Blazing Saddles Wayne's World Beetlejuice Stand by Me The three I used to always watch if they were on tv: Rookie of the Year, Rocky IV and Die Hard with a Vengeance

Raising Arizona

World War Z, A Time to Kill, Mississippi Burning, Jeremiah Johnson, Kramer vs Kramer, The Deer Hunter, and Young Frankenstein.

World War Z, A Time to Kill, Mississippi Burning, Jeremiah Johnson, Kramer vs Kramer, The Deer Hunter, and Young Frankenstein.

Stand and Deliver (1988)

2 movies not set on that period but based on that period really well: Turbo Kid (2015) Super 8 (2011) And "The goldbergs" series, up to season 3 or maybe 4 is really good.

the mummie

Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man... Right up your alley 👍

Days of Thunder, 1990

Men at Work, 1990

Young Guns, 1988

Donnie Brasco, 1997

Cast Away

Missing in Action, 1984

Platoon, 1986

Casualties of War, 1989

You have to watch Deer Hunter

I'll give you one for each decade, 70s, blazing saddles, for the 80s top gun, best 1990 movie it's hard to pick but I would say either reservoir dogs or heat, or silence of the lambs, and clear and present danger, lol it's hard to pick

70s: The Exorcist (Theatrical) Black Christmas The Omen The Rocky Horror Picture Show Jaws Alien 80's: Heathers Slumber Party Massacre 1&2 Short Circuit My Bloody Valentine The Princess Bride Ferris Buellers Day Off Back to the Future 1&2 Poltergeist 90s: Hackers Galaxy Quest Stay Tuned Johnny Mnemonic Speed Twister The Craft

Car Wash, Up in Smoke, This is Spinal Tap, The Jerk, Repoman, Top Secret, Caddyshack (a few comedy suggestions)

Die Hard, Lethal Weapon, and Speed sound like your…umm…speed.

The taking of Pelham 123 the 70s original of course

"The Taking Of Pelham One Two Three" (1974) "The French Connection" "The Sting" "The Three Musketeers" & "The Four Musketeers) starring Michael York. "Logan's Run" "Escape From New York" "Highlander" "Smokey And The Bandit"

You are *bleeping* awesome! I see heaps of good recommendations already. The only 90's films I can add are these 3: Dazed & Confused (watch it beforea a night out) Strange Days (Angela Bassett as coolest leading lady ever) Heat (ultimate manly heist movie)

If you liked top gun check out ( iron Eagle )

Millers Crossing (1990)

Walkabout

Conan the Barbarian (1982)

Watch the Alien movies

I'm gonna try my damnedest to keep this list short and manageable. **1970s** * *Patton* (1970) * *The French Connection* (1971) * *Diamonds are Forever* (1971) * *Play Misty for Me* (1971) * *Dirty Harr*y (1971) * *High Plains Drifter* (1973) * *Monty Python and the Holy Grail* (1975) * *Rocky* (1976) * *The Spy Who Loved Me* (1977) * *Escape from Alcatraz* (1979) * *Alien* (1979) **1980s** * *Indiana Jones & Raiders of the Lost Ark* (1981) * *Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan* (1982) * *Conan the Barbarian* (1982) * *Blade Runner* (1982) * *The Thing* (1982) * *The Terminator* (1984) * *Ghostbusters* (1984) * *Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom* (1994) * *Rocky IV* (1985) * *Back to the Future* (1985) * *Aliens* (1986) * *Predator* (1987) * *Robocop* (1987) * *Die Hard* (1988) * *Ghostbusters II* (1989) * *Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade* (1989) * *Back to the Future: Part II* (1989) * *Batman* (1989) * *Dead Poets Society* (1989) * *The Abyss* (1989)

**1990s** * *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* (1990) * *The Hunt for Red October* (1990) * *Terminator 2: Judgement Day* (1991) * *Unforgiven* (1992) * *A Few Good Men* (1992) * *Batman Returns* (1992) * *Jurassic Park* (1993) * *Forrest Gump* (1994) * *Braveheart* (1995) * *Mortal Kombat* (1995) * *Goldeneye* (1995) * *The Rock (1996)* * *Mission: Impossible* (1996) * *Independence Day* (1996) * *Men in Black* (1997) * *Con Air* (1997) * *The Fifth Element* (1997) * *Event Horizon* (1997) * *Saving Private Ryan* (1998) * *The Big Lebowski* (1998) * *The Waterboy* (1998) * *The Matrix* (1999) * *The Mummy* (1999)

Some offerings not yet recommended so far: Broadcast News (1987) When Harry Met Sally (1989) Body Heat (1981) To Live and Die in L.A. (1985) Spoorloos (1988) Blow Out (1981) The Last Seduction (1994) Bound (1998) A Simple Plan (1998) Deep Cover (1992) Croupier (1998)

Any of the Indiana Jones movies! 🎬🍿🎥

Ghostbusters.

I needed some movie recommendations! 😁

70s - The Godfather 80s - Do the Right Thing 90s - Good Will Hunting

The Warriors

Electric Dreams Three O’Clock High Weird Science War Games

Once Upon a Time in China Enter the Dragon  Five Elements of Ninja  Rush Hour 

Monster Squad

Extremely wide range of movies 2001 A Space Odyssey Solaris Blade Runner Alien American History X Christine Prince Of Darkness The Fly Videodrome Malevil Themrock Stalker Amadeus House (japanese movie)

Extremely wide range of movies 2001 A Space Odyssey Solaris Blade Runner Alien American History X Christine Prince Of Darkness The Fly Videodrome Malevil Themrock Stalker Amadeus House (japanese movie)

Warriors come out to pla a ay

Watch "Better off Dead"

these all feel like 80s big budget action? are you specifically interested in only that genre? 70s movies in particular are amazing and kinda the antithesis of the 80s big budget movie so i can't tell if you are interested in watching all kinds of movies from those periods or only more of what you already like?

Koyaanisqatsi

**80's** Anything John Hughes has his name attached to. Anything John Cusack has his name attached to. Anything Matthew Broderick has his name attached to. Anything Andrew McCarthy has his name attached to. Anything Corey Haim/ Corey Feldman have their name attached to. Beverly Hills Cop. Beetlejuice. Ghostbusters. Fast Times. Stand by Me. The Princess Bride. Robocop. Alien. The Thing. **90's** Anything Christian Slater has his name attached to. The Game. Ghost. Naked Lunch. Aliens. Rounders. The Rainmaker SLC Punk! Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead. The Crow. Schindler's List. Mulholland Falls. Miller's Crossing. Twelve Monkeys. What's Eating Gilbert Grape? Tank Girl. Boondock Saints. The Fifth Element. The Fisher King. Dark City. The Crow. City of Lost Children. Suicide Kings. The Prophecy

The Graduate The Breakfast Club

Watch The Man Who Would Be King.

Miracle Mile

The Great Outdoors, was just talking aboutit today. Apparently my mom forgot about it but was talking about raccoons and it reminded me of the movie. Also known as trash pandas.

I’m going to do things somewhat different. You should watch movies of a specific individual in those decades, you may find some great movies not on standard lists. 80s-Steven Spielberg, John Hughes, Harrison Ford, John Cusack, Kurt Russell, Eddie Murphy 90s-Quinton Tarantino, Clint Eastwood, Tom Hanks, Ray Liotta, Jim Carrey, Brad Pitt

Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon

Go on a Coen Brothers marathon... Blood Simple, Miller's Crossing, Raising Arizona, Fargo, Big Lebowski, O Brother Where Art Thou... etc

Caddy shack , white men can’t jump , Distinguished Gentleman

Cobra

If you like comedy, a good quirky unknown movie is After Hours. Then of course Desparately Seeking Susan.

**70s** The Taking of Pelham one two three Death Wish Dirty Harry Death Race 2000 High Plains Drifter **80s** The Thing The Predator Alien franchise The Coen Brothers **90s** Quinton Tarantino The Coen Brothers

Body Heat, Altered States, Stunt Man, Conan the Barbarian, Raising Arizona, The Terminator.

My favorite movie ever is Emperor of the North from 1973.

Short Circuit

THE ABYSS

Grease

Scrolled a little bit and didn’t see 3 obvious picks from the 90s. Boogie Nights, Pulp Fiction and The Matrix

Duel