Top 15 Movies I Have Watched

1.Sound of Music

Year: 1965

Director: Robert Wise

The Sound of Music continues till date to be one of the most loved musical romance drama. A marvellous story of the von Trapps, starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plumming can not be ignored. The word "cute" can be a good adjective to describe the entire film. Music's the main driving factor of this masterpiece.

2.The Dark Knight

Year: 2008

Director: Christopher Nolan

The love of every DC fan. This is Dark, Deep and Demanding. The triplet of Nolan, Ledger and Bale can make our minds sweat like anything. The crisp storyline and the awesome cinematography makes this a treat for the eyes of every cinema-lover.

3.Bridge on the River Kwai

Year: 1957

Director: David Lean

A very off the stream tale of dedication and patriotism, and the urge for glorifying ur own race. One cannot but love Alec Guinness doing an ethical error and then at the end, repent with him for having allowed the error. A film based on true story can teach a lot about perseverance and loyalty.

4.Shawshank Redemption

Year: 1994

Director: Frank Darabont

This again one of the best films ever created according to IMDB. The grand old man of Hollywood, Morgan Freeman, and the then young talent Tim Robbins will make you stick to the screen as they go on a journey on outlooks, when an banker and a contraband smuggler come together in a pentitentiary.

5.Jobs

Year: 2013

Director: Joshua Michael Stern

This is a favourite biographical film. Ashton Kutcher is just Steve Jobs in and out. A splendid adaptation of the book by Walter Isaacson. The most important parts of his life and career have been captured with grace.

6.To Kill a Mocking Bird

Year: 1962

Director: Robert Mulligan

Hats off Gregory Peck! TKMB is a film that will keep you thoughtful for atleast a day after you experience this state of the art production. Racial inequality is dealt in a very out-of-the-common way.

7.The Silence of the Lambs

Year: 1991

Director: Jonathan Demme

This picture is rather not much told about. Not for the faint hearted though. One of the very few films depicting cannibalism, this went on to win the OSCAR, and with good reason. Prof. Hannibal Lecter will keep walking your brains for some time.

8.Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark

Year: 1981

Director: Steven Spielberg

A lovely film for 8 to 80. Adventure and action in just the right amount, with the handsome Harrison Ford playing Indie. Once simply cannot leave this film unfinished. It explores a lot of history and inquisitive stuff. The IJ series is similarly attractive and awesome.

9.The Good Dinosaur

Year: 2015

Director: Andrew Stanton, Angus MacLane

Again, A CUTE FILM from Pixar and Disney. A film worth watch, that won't make you boo on an animation film again. You will cry, you will laugh, you will smile and at the end, you heart will feel satisfaction.

10.The Last Lear

Year: 2008

Director: Rituparno Ghosh

Amitabh Bachchan, Rituparno Ghosh and William Shakespeare. Anything more needs to be told? Well, I don't think so. Check out.

11.Gandhi

Year: 1982

Director: Richard Attenborough

Another biographical milestone starring Ben Kingsley in the lead role. This film tells stories of the Gandhi's life. The camerawork, costume and setting are the most eye-catching parts of the film, along with a nce storytelling.

12.Inception

Year: 2010

Director: Christopher Nolan

This is a mystery to me still, What happened at the end? Plz let me know in the comment section. However, like all other films of him, Inception is also a proof of Nolan's moviemaking genius, and this is a perfect example of a movie that forces you to watch it over and over again, to decode what it said and what happened in it.

13.Life Of Pi

Year: 2012

Director: Ang Lee

This movie is a a closed adaptation movie. Based on the novel by Yann Martel, the film is a adventure fictionwith tigers and a lot of affable vfx, you cannot ignore the truth the story tells about us all. Which truth? Watch it, and you shall know.

14.The Revenant

Year: 2016

Director: Alejandro González Iñárritu

This was a film I did not wish to see, but now can't resist appreciating it. Caprio in a very different role being recorded by the genius Inarritu couldn't be better. Survival or fight for existence explored with tinges of mental horror and sadism.

15.V for Vendetta

Year: 2005

Director:James McTeigue

This is a film that cannot be described in words in it's deserving scale. V for Vendetta's appeal stays for long, makes you thoughtful and at the end we find, everything is so much fleeting and escaping from our hands, that holding to anything is of no worth. Must watch for every generation of movielovers.