There are some movies you simply have to see more than once. These must-see films contain abundant humor and will require repeated viewings. Here are some of the best ones: Infernal Affairs, Romeo and Juliet, and Independence Day. What do you think about these movies? Were they worth the wait? If you answered yes to both of these questions, then this list is for you. Let us know in the comments below!
Infernal Affairs
If you’re a fan of crime action movies, you should try the Infernal Affairs series. These Hong Kong crime-action films star Tony Leung and Andy Lau, and tell the story of a police officer who infiltrates triads while working secretly for the same gang. While they are fighting the same criminals, they’re also battling each other. This movie series is a must-see, and you should definitely see all three films.
The Breakfast Club
The Breakfast Club is a classic movie that focuses on the pitfalls of teenage life. Five students in Saturday detention fall in love with the same guy, and the relationship between them is tense from start to finish. As their relationship develops, the five students fall in and out of love, and the film highlights their struggles and triumphs. The film is filled with relatable characters, including the spoiled rich girl Claire (Molly Ringwald), the nerdy Brian, and the repressed weirdo Allison.
Romeo and Juliet
Aside from the classic play, there are some Romeo and Juliet movies you have to see. This play is a classic tale of star-crossed love, and the adaptations of it have made it a popular choice for movie adaptations. In fact, in the early part of the 20th century, Romeo and Juliet was the second-most-produced Shakespeare play, right behind A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Independence Day
When it comes to movies, the Fourth of July is synonymous with America. There’s no denying that the improbable premise and spectacular visual effects make this the most entertaining movie of the entire 90s. The plot is simple but there are a lot of fight scenes and stunts, which make the film a visually stimulating experience. The film’s cast is one of its biggest selling points, and includes Will Smith, Randy Quaid, Jeff Goldblum, Adam Baldwin, Judd Hirsch, and more.
2001: A Space Odyssey
The acclaimed 1968 science-fiction film is one of the most iconic films ever made. Its unforgettable soundtrack, ground-breaking cinematography, and breathtaking special effects make it a film that defies all expectations. Its complex storyline will push your boundaries and make you question your own worldview, but the awe-inspiring visuals will keep you glued to the screen.
Cool Runnings
The story behind Cool Runnings is as exciting as the film itself. It’s a true feel-good movie, complete with a bookie, underdog, sport team, and winter olympics theme. The four main characters are goofy, lovable idiots, and the underlying racism is difficult to ignore. The movie’s strong female leads are also compelling, and the film’s heartwarming ending will make you want to keep watching.
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Wes Anderson’s latest film is arguably his most ambitious, stylish and flavored, yet it still manages to be a delightful, light-hearted and enjoyable film. With a mixture of ’60s and ’70s hits, the screenplay is reminiscent of the work of Austrian writer Stefan Zweig. But, it’s the richly layered characters and lush pastel color palette that make this film so unique and unforgettable.
Remember the Titans
There are many reasons why you should watch Remember the Titans. First of all, it is a Disney movie, and a production from the legendary Jerry Bruckheimer. This movie was never supposed to be a big hit, but it managed to become one of the most popular movies of all time. It is still played on cable, and clips are shown in stadiums all over the United States. Not to mention the unforgettable lines, which are now a part of pop culture.
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