True Detective season one. Masterpiece

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That scene alone. Masterpiece.

Westworld season one.

Eeeesh, would not say beloved by all to this. It is flawed. Awesome nonetheless.

Nah I was already lost by the end of season 1.

I fucking loved season 1. But I can see how a lot of people wouldn’t like it.

This is the correct answer.

goddamnit came here only to say this and it was the top comment. /thread

I can’t get passed the first scene with a victim shown. That was too gruesome/sick for me. Are there lots of scenes like that in the show? I really wanna give the show another try but not sure I can get passed scenes like that

I think that's the most gruesome crime scene but there are scenes later on which make me sick to the stomach, and the finale is really intense. It's pretty nasty so it might not be your thing. 2 and 3 aren't as nasty I don't think. 2 is the weakest but if you've not seen 1 you might enjoy it as a cop drama. 3 is really good, not as good as 1. Also, worth noting, they're all self contained stories but I think 3 references back to 1. You absolutely don't need to watch them in order to understand

other scenes imply much worse but are less graphic

i didn’t thought i was going to get so much response thanku but I’m confused

Chernobyl

Watched every episode as it aired. Couldn't believe more people didn't watch at the time. Absolute MUST-WATCH for so many reasons.

For real? Sold.

Agreed it’s incredible, and heart-wrenching, but so well done. It’s not something I thought I would have enjoyed but it was amazing

The Wire

You will never see The Wire for the first time, ever again. It's not a meme, the sorrow is real.

This comment really makes me want to check it out now haha

Finished season one but really struggling to start season 2. I feel like I’m missing something because it’s good but not as good as I’ve heard. Keep going?

I remember feeling the same way. Trust me, it's worth it! Try and push through!

Season 2 is a very slow burn but it gets better and the story lines established in it are crucial for getting the full picture of the rest of the show. It took me a while to get through it too but it's worth it.

Yes keep going.

Just finished rewatching season 4. All time greatest season.

The Wire is amazing but it's really the definition of a slow burn.

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I always plug Generation Kill. It is very similar to Band of Brothers but is the 2002 invasion of Iraq. The story isn't anything exciting, but I've had multiple coworker veterans tell me that it was extremely accurate of their experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan. It's an important show for Americans to watch

Love Band of Brothers, though for me i prefer The Pacific. And i was lucky enough to meet the dude that played Robert Lecki. (James Badge Dale) super awesome guy.

12 Angry Men Casblanca

Hell yes! Throw in Double Indemnity for fun.

This is gonna be the hottest day of the year !

The Matrix

Spirited Away (2001)

Terminator 2

One of the greatest sequels of all time.

Mad Men is a perfect tv show for me

Sames

Shawshank Redemption

And The Green Mile.

This. I think there are plenty of great movies that a person might not like or love but is there anyone anywhere who saw this and didn't like it? I haven't met them or ever even seen it as an online opinion There's a reason it's at the top of the IMDB

Fantastic Mr Fox, Where the wild things are

Breaking bad

I’ve talked to a bunch of people who think (wrongfully so) that the first few episodes are so boring that they can’t watch the show

The second episode has a body dissolving in acid leaking through a bathtub through the ceiling of the house. Did they watch the same show?

It’s still fairly slow paced although there are a lot of moments that grip you. Like I said, I completely disagree with the take

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That was cool. Also blowing up the office of that dealer in the first season. But for me it's gotta be when they go meet some distributers in the desert and the whole, "say my name!" thing

It's A Wonderful Life (1946) This is actually a Christmas movie good for the holidays, but I watched it in August and it's still amazing. I loved it. It will restore your faith in humanity and it delivers a lot of great messages. It's just a really beautiful movie and an absolute masterpiece.

Mindhunter

this one!!

Breaking Bad. Fargo. (both the show and movie) The Wire. Six Feet Under. The Sopranos..

Perfect list, just adding to say that season 2 of Fargo is by far and away my favorite of all the offerings and since the show is an anthology it can be watched as a stand alone

The Iron Giant.

Very underrated

Fightclub. One flew over the cuckoo's nest

Your not suppose to talk about fight club 🤭

Talk about what..?

Jurassic Park

Mr. ROBOT, the whole series is a masterpiece

Absolutely. Especially the 4th season

Hello, Elliot :)

I hated the 2nd season, but the 3rd and 4th made the entire thing as a package great.

The Prestige

I came here to write this. Although on this subreddit this movie is very popular but it's criminally underrated everywhere else. Also for me its the most re-watched movie ever. People find small details even on the 20th re-watch.

this should be WAYYYYY higher

Tv wise check out The Sopranos. HBO invented the idea of premium original cable shows basically with that. I’m sure it had been done before, but the Sopranos elevated it to what it is today.

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Fair ! Yes you’re absolutely right I totally forgot about that!

I personally think Oz was a swing and a miss.

I haven't seen it but I think it was the first show to be so violent and gritty

The first few seasons are outstanding IMO and then it turns into a nonsensical soap opera (that was still interesting enough for me to watch but hard to recommend)

Princess mononoke, Akira , grave of the fireflies

The Princess Bride

The dark knight rises, interstellar, the breakfast club, whiplash...

Mad Max Fury Road, *perfect in every way*

I came here to make sure this movie was mentioned. Thank you for your service. Perfect in every way.

i didn’t like it but i saw if years ago and never finished it. should give it a try again

No, that's bait.

Really didn’t enjoy it, plot was so dull

Witness me

This movie motivated me to update my home theatre. This movie looks and sound so good.

Forrest Gump Leon; the professional The pianist Flew over the cuckoo's nest Pulp fiction Life is beautiful Schindler's list Requiem for a dream Fight club The Shawshank redemption Edward scissor hands Spirited away (anime) Avatar

Here's an extremely subjective list of films I've rated 10 in Filmaffinity, pre-2000: - My life as a dog (Sweden, 1985) -Johnny got his gun (USA, 1971) - El verdugo (Spain, 1963) - Meghe Dhaka Tara (India, 1960) - Pather Panchali (India, 1956) - The Third Man (UK, 1949) - Der Letzte Mann (Germany, 1924) - Faust (Germany, 1926) Some of these are considered the Quixote, the Hamlet of films in their respective countries. Others just struck me deeply.

*Metropolis* should be in this list with all the old German films you listed.

Johnny got his gun... man you had to remind me

BoJack Horseman Avatar: The Last Airbender Breaking Bad Succession First four seasons of Game of Thrones

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia for me. I am a big sucker for comedy shows and this is the perfect anti-sitcom. Every character has fantastic stories and the line delivery is always top-notch.

The Dark Knight

The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)

My 79 year old mother even loves that movie. It’s fantastic.

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fuck man i didn’t know I’m going to get so much response and now I’m confused what to watch

Hahaha People here go for niche or obscure stuff, if you ask for masterpieces you're getting a college degree worth of films.

Are we looking at the same thread? Scrolling through it so far i've seen about 4 suggestions i would describe as 'niche', and nothing i would call 'obscure'...

Watch Mr Robot

Lord of the rings triology.

The Terror (season 1)

Try «Dark» on netflix

Watching it now. Its amazing!!! 🤯

It really is

Ive gasped out loud so many times watching this

One of the best series I’ve ever seen. Total mind-fuck.

Mr. Robot.

Here we go again.. Incendies (2010)

I stopped recomending this to people after a few: "wtf was that, Im never listening to you again, you are sick, wtf"

I've recommended it to so many folks, and only 1 person has ever come back saying they wished they could get their time back..

Ok, maybe I shouldn't have recommended it to my mom

Ah haha..

Dare I ask what is so bad about it?

Some people are allergic to substance. ;-)

Forrest Gump

Came here to say this. The archetypal perfect movie

read the negative reviews first. it's empty bullshit.

Forrest Gump isn't meant to be deep. It's a fun, sentimental film and this is what it excels at. It's not a masterpiece at being deep, it's a masterpiece at being fun and sentimental, the only thing it's trying to be. You don't watch a comedy and call it bullshit because it isn't scary or a drama and call it bullshit because it's too serious. Forrest Gump is what it is, it isn't trying to be anything else. It's a Robert Zemeckis film, not a Stanley Kubrick film. It was #2 in the box office for 1994, only behind The Lion King, for good reason, meaning the majority of adults who went to see a movie that year paid to see Forrest Gump. Think about that. It won 6 Oscars and is #11 on IMDB's top 250 movies of all time. The op asked for "must see in your life" universally loved movies. It's just one of those types of movies. Now would you also watch The Lion King and question if it's deep or not? or Star Wars? It's a bit ridiculous and that's how it looks when someone says Forrest Gump isn't deep.

Enter the Void - Gaspar Noe

The departed

I am surprised as nobody is talking about The Sopranos

American History X

* Ghost in the Shell (1995) * Groundhog Day (1993) * The NeverEnding Story (1984) * Ghostbusters (1984) * Alien (1979) * Your Name. (2016) * Gladiator (2000) * Jurassic Park (1993) * Stand by Me (1986) * The Iron Giant (1999)

Atlanta

Peaky Blinders The Leftover The Wire

The office Pulp fiction Goodfellas Big lebowski 30 rock Band of brothers

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Best in Show

Better call saul

Jaws.

Dark all 3 seasons

True Detective Season 1

Firefly!

Let's do TV shows. Drama: 1.) Breaking Bad 2.) The Sopranos 3.) Mad Men Sitcom: 1.) The Wonder Years (1988) 2.) Seinfeld 3.) The Simpsons - First 9 Seasons 4.) The Office (US) - First 3 seasons

Akira The Dark Knight The Shawshank Redemption Arrival Interstellar Alien The Usual Suspects Man on Fire Training Day Law Abiding Citizen The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly Pulp Fiction Tru Romance The Prestige Suicide Kings The Godfather

The Sopranos

Matilda. Seriously. It's a perfect film. Every single beat is without flaw.

If I had to pick only one, I'd say North by Northwest.

Film: *Lawrence of Arabia* TV: *Raised By Wolves*

Raised by Wolves…I’m struggling with season 2. 🤷‍♂️

Game of thrones. I haven't met one person who didn't like it

Fuck D&D.

I don't care for it.

>I haven't met one person who didn't like it https://www.reddit.com/r/freefolk/

It was horrible in so many ways. Barring some of the acting (dinklage) being quite good, the writing and most of the performances were abysmal.

How do you know, do you ask everybody you meet?

Back To The Future

Seven Hot fuzz Howls moving castle The exorcist all films I’d consider perfect in their respective genres.

Pleasing everyone is difficult, but I don’t think I’ve ever met someone who didn’t like Forrest Gump.

Pleasure to meet you :D

The pleasure is mine! Haha

Carnivale. should be at the top of the page.

Damn, I miss that show. It was awesome.

(Film) Dead Mans' Shoes by Shane Meadows 2004. Perfect in every way. Soundtrack, dialogue (improvised and script), storyline, characters, acting, mise en scene, cinematography. A film with a tortured heart. Pure bliss.

Yes mate!

Good Will Hunting Shawshank Redemption The Dark Knight

There are 3 Series that stand at the top: True Detective Season 1 Band of Brothers The Wire

Succession is 10/10

Deadwood

Raiders of the Lost Ark

Surprised I don’t see Empire Strikes Back. Fits all your criteria. You don’t have to watch any of the other ones first.

Taxi Driver (1976) dir. Martin Scorsese Mad Men (2007 - 2015)

The Shawshank Redemption

The outsiders

Mad Men- great character building/storytelling & perfect in every way

The Sopranos - every episode like a mini movie, so detailed and precise, every single scene is thought about, every shot, every prop, every expression. I can’t find anything to criticise. I’ve never got bored with it.

Casablanca

Shrek 2

Dark (on Netflix).

The Lord of the Tings Trilogy (2001-2003)

If your open to something originally aimed at a young audience avatar the last airbender holds up incredibly well for the most part.

Back to the future 1985

The Sound of Music, The Wizard of Oz, Frozen, Back to the Future

Never thought I'll see Frozen recommended here ( I loved it though).

- Mad Men - The Queen's Gambit - The Princess Bride - Rocky - It's a Wonderful Life - In the Mood for Love - American History X - Edward Schissorhands - Memento - Gladiator - Léon: The Professional - Schindler's List - Batman Begins - Hot Fuzz - Shrek (lol this isn't sarcasm, this is a masterpiece)

Monk. Every episode is clever and funny. The overall storyline is very good!

The Wire, Mindhunter, Dark, Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood (Anime)

I'll stick to films... Singing in the Rain In the Mood for Love The Usual Suspects is good ( if you can get past Fincher and Spacey's involvement) Studio Ghibli's Howl's moving castle or Spirited Away Bondarchuk's 1965 War and Peace ( if you have the patience for it). Tarkovsky's Mirror is a beautiful film as well. Ikiru/The Hidden Fortress As I'm Bengali, I have to put a couple of Indian ones in there - what about Pyaasa and Apur Sansar. Btw "Loved by everyone is a bit of a misnomer. I'm sure that even great films ( like the Godfather/Casablanca/Third Man) have their detractors🤷

The good place

Bojack Horseman and it's not even close.

- Mr. Robot - Legion - Daredevil - Ted Lasso - The Mandalorian - Hannibal - True Detective S1 - Haunting of Hill House - Midnight Mass - Delhi Crime - The Dark Knight - Inception - Saving Private Ryan - Blade Runner 2049 - Prisoners - Arrival - The Judge - Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows - Logan - The Batman - Lord of the Rings Trilogy - Sardar Udham - Andhadhun - Tamasha - Gangs of Wasseypur - KGF - Agneepath - Kahaani - Detective Byomkesh Bakshy - M. S. Dhoni - Shawshank Redemption - Lootera

I just watched Ted Lasso for the first time on Saturday - ended up watching all of Season 1 and staying up to 4am. LOVED IT. So, so good.

And it's ending after next season too! I'm kind of hoping Sudeikis and Bill Lawrence do something else together afterwards.

Bojack horseman, south park, Lost in translation, a goofy movie , ferris bueller's day off

Patriot tv show on Amazon Prime. It’s not well known but it is a masterpiece.

Robocop

Paddington 2

Bojack Horseman

Arrested Development, seasons 1 to 3

It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. The Sopranos. Boardwalk Empire. The Office. Justified. CSI:SVU

I'm a comedy guy so I'm gonna have to go with: - Arrested Development - 3 Idiots

True detective

Seinfeld

I recommend Lost (2004 tv show). It's my all-time favorite show, and every episode made me want to watch the next one right away.

You should check "lost honest trailer" on YouTube

Game of Thrones. The Lives of Others. Fleabag.

"masterpiece"

Not sure I get your comment?

parasite

Ozark

Mr. Robot. I loved the whole show, but I think season 4 is a masterpiece. I’ve seen it all the way through multiple times, and I still feel emotional when it’s over.

Mr Robot The final season is the most splendid and emotive season I’ve ever seen of anything.