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75 Great Movies

Movies worth watching.

Tarah Webber
Aug 08, 2016
Bear, Delaware
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75 Great Movies
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There are so many great movies out there. Since 1925, movies have been apart of our lives. I am an avid movie watcher, and I enjoy basically every genre known to man. I created a list of movies I have either watched several times, or movies I have heard great reviews about. I plan on eventually watching all the movies I have listed, I have a list on my phone of movies I need to make sure I watch. If you ever have trouble figuring out what movie to watch with friends or family, or even by yourself; check out some of these.

  1. The Casino
  2. Finding Nemo
  3. She’s Not That Into You
  4. The Godfather Series
  5. When Harry Met Sally
  6. The Wizard of Oz
  7. The Hunger Game Series
  8. Jumanji
  9. Blow
  10. Kung Fu Panda
  11. Saw
  12. The Fast and Furious Series
  13. Salt
  14. The Shawshank Redemption
  15. Now You See Me
  16. Non-Stop
  17. Ice Age
  18. The Star Wars Series
  19. Star Trek
  20. The Dark Knight
  21. Pulp Fiction
  22. Forrest Gump
  23. 50 First Dates
  24. Grown Ups
  25. Mulan
  26. Goodfellas
  27. The Terminator Series
  28. The Secret Life of Pets
  29. The Martian
  30. The Back to the Future Series
  31. To Kill A Mockingbird
  32. Up
  33. Paul Blart: Mall Cop
  34. Good Will Hunting
  35. The Lion King
  36. The Mission Impossible Series
  37. Casino
  38. The Blind Side
  39. Finding Dory
  40. Gone Girl
  41. 12 Years a Slave
  42. Jurassic Park
  43. Narnia
  44. Rocky 1, 2, & 3
  45. The Harry Potter Series
  46. Date Night
  47. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
  48. The Avengers
  49. Anastasia
  50. Pitch Perfect
  51. The Longest Yard
  52. The Breakfast Club
  53. Fury
  54. Bourne Identity Series
  55. Beautiful Minds
  56. Billy Madison
  57. I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry
  58. Mary Poppins
  59. Scarface
  60. Meet the Parents
  61. The Hangover Movies
  62. American Hustle
  63. Bridesmaids
  64. Me, Myself, & Irene
  65. Bolt
  66. Titanic
  67. Zombieland
  68. Invincible
  69. Forgetting Sarah Marshall
  70. The Scream Movies
  71. 2012
  72. Knocked Up
  73. Ted
  74. Into the Storm
  75. The Proposal

I hope these movies give you inspiration to try out a different genre. I can thank my friends and family for either introducing me to these movies, or making me want to see them. If you give any of these a try, or know of any other great movies that are out there and I didn't name, please comment and let me know! I am always looking for more movies to add to the list I have growing. All genres welcome!

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