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This list includes some of my favorite hidden gems on Netflix to recommend as well as my top 10 movies on Netflix right now.
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20. SLEIGHT
19. THE OUTPOST
18. THE SHADOW OF VIOLENCE
17. MR. RIGHT
16. KILL THE IRISHMAN
15. THE CLOVEHITCH KILLER
14. THE IMPOSSIBLE
13. STARDUST
12. HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE
11. HUGO
10. CHEF
9. ENTER THE DRAGON
8. RANGO
7. SUPERBAD
6. BONNIE & CLYDE
5. PAN’S LABYRINTH
4. SHUTTER ISLAND
3. THERE WILL BE BLOOD
2. UNCUT GEMS
1. SCARFACE
List seems to be of Netflix US. Few titles mentioned here viz Bonnie & Clyde, There Will Be Blood, etc are not available in Netflix India .
Scarface?
...Scarface?!
@@ic5442 because it's a TH-cam channel in the US. Sorry.
@@ic5442 get a VPN.
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20. Sleight
19. The Outpost
18. Calm with Horses/The Shadow of Violence
17. Mr. Right
16. Kill the Irishman
15. The Clovehitch Killer
14. The Impossible
13. Stardust
12. Hunt for the Wilderpeople
11. Hugo
10. Chef
9. Enter the Dragon
8. Rango
7. Superbad - 2007
6. Bonnie & Clyde - 1967
5. Pan’s Labyrinth - 2006
4. Shutter Island - 2018
3. There Will Be Blood - 2007
2. Uncut Gems - 2019
1. Scarface - 1983
20. Sleight - 2016
19. The Outpost - 2019
18. The Shadow of Violence-2020
17. Mr. Right - 2015
16. Kill the Irishman - 2011
15. The Clovehitch Killer - 2018
14. The Impossible - 2012
13. Stardust - 2007
12. Hunt for the Wilderpeople - 2016
11. Hugo - 2011
Τhanks for the effort.
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My Top Drug movies:
1: Fear and loathing in las Vegas
2: Trainspotting
3: Blow
4: American Made
5: Limitless
6: Requiem for a dream
Thats all I can think of.
Synchronic is pretty good too
Wolf of Wallstreet
John Dies at the End
Enter the Void is my favorite movie of all time, not for everyone though
I would actually say Hardcore Henry would be in the list and A Scanner Darkly
Add Below zero, The last three hours is also interesting
Was thinking “it’s been a while since I’ve seen Pans Labyrinth” and then you said “if it’s been awhile since you’ve seen Pans Labyrinth it’s easily the best movie on Netflix”. It’s such a great movie and should be on everyone “WATCHED LIST”.
I had to stop the video when you mentioned "Stardust"! I have watched it multiple times. You are right on target with your comments because it feels like "The Princess Bride". Thank you so much for your lists.
Stardust is the best Fantasy movie apart from LOTR and the Harry Potter franchise since the turn of the century, and one of the rare instances where the movie is actually significantly better than the book.
My #1 film recommendation on Netflix is Tom Ford's "A Single Man" starring Colin Firth, Matthew Goode, and Julianne Moore.
The theme song is just out of this world
there really is something about stardust that is executed to perfection for the type of movie it is. the pacing is flawless
Daniel Day Lewis is retiring from acting. There is no one like him. He was so passionate with his characters.
One night I felt like watching a movie but wasn't sure what kind of movie I wanted to watch. So I started Netflix, closed my eyes and just randomly moved around through the movies and after about 10 seconds I started the movie and opened my eyes. I had randomly selected Outpost and what a fantastic flick it turned out to be. One of my top movies I've watched so far in 2021. So glad to see it on one of your lists.
I would add Kodachrome, Midnight Special, and Hillbilly Elegy to this list. If you haven't watched them, you should.
Clovehitch Killer blew the socks off my wife and I. Watched based on your recommendation.
I agree it was creepy and kept my interest the whole way through. And I also watched base on this recommendation.
imma check it out based on this comment
can't watch video g2g
Scarface is an infinitely watchable masterpiece for me. Jaws is another classic that hits the spot.
Uncut Gems is EVERYTHING !!!!! 25:45 Adam Sandler should have gotten an Oscar for this.
I knew it would be good but I was very pleased to find it a lot better than expected. Sandler at his 2nd best (Billy Madison was such a stretch character for him that it’s no question his best acting chops) he makes you feel his anxiety throughout the movie. It’s well written and I wouldn’t change any of the actors in it. A+ and a must see!
@@secondbest2877 I'll have to check it out
The OUTPOST is fantastic...best Afghanistan combat movie I have seen and true!
Paused at hugo... watched it all to tears ... now watching the rest of the video 😳.. thanks for that beutiful gem of a movie ...
Thanks for all your work. Its so hard to find decent movies, especially with the current lack of movies.
The Shadow of Violence - EXCELLENT. It is a Irish film which to me always means quality. It does not disappoint. Very tense.
Anna Kendrick and Sam Rockwell were very well matched in Mr. Right. They contribute to what is a very cute, entertaining movie with a lot of violence.
One of my favs!
RANGO is fucking amazing! One of my favorite animated movies of all time.
That one is Amazing
@@kayheatmaker2747 is it a kids movie though?
What will always set Scarface apart for me is that no matter how much the main protagonist had, his emotional and psychological issues destined him for tragedy, failure and loss. Although in a far more mundane way, this is a cautionary tale that is applicable for so many people today trying to navigate their way through modern life.
Favorite line from superbad " I gotta catch a glimpse of these warlocks "
Camel tail is classic.
I say it at least once a week
1. Sleight ( science fiction )
2. The outpost. ( War environment)
3. The Shadow of violence ( gangsters)
4. Mr right ( love funny )
Uncut gems caught me way off guard and it was fantastic. It’s one that sticks in your head for awhile.
I found that one to be unwatchable. Way too chaotic for my taste
I loved it
I love your lists. It's clear your passion for movies and the effort involved shows in the finished product. Thank you for doing this -- especially during the pandemic.
Darren there is a lot of good movies on Netflix right now… thanks for sharing !!! You make living a better experience. 😇
STAR DUST was utterly amazing !!!
Stardust is great. I recommend reading the Novel
Clovehitch killer was my favorite on the list. Good one, man. Thank you.
Not knowing what it was before watching “The Impossible” was a must see IMO
Bro wat is IMO u mean lmao
In my opinion
Great suggestions. Please put movies in description so we don’t have to watch your videos w pen & paper in hand to take notes
He always puts the list/links in the first comment
Just rewatch the video if you missed something.🤗
Nice, as I'm sat here with just that!
@@lothar34 true but his reasons for said listing can help me decide whether or not I'm going to take his advice, y'know? 👍
Screen shot...
I always forget about "Hugo" ..SUCH a gorgeous movie with a beautiful story💕
Uncut gems was a lot to take in. It pairs well with Parasite though. Goodfellas is my Scarface...nothing touches it, not even the Godfather for me. I can just watch it over and over (and have)
Chef, The Impossible, are just fantastic. I’ve watched them multiple times.
I have been meaning to watch Chef for like 5 years lol
It is fantastic.
good movie
Don't watch on a empty stomach
It’s a great movie. Definitely get some food. Tacos would be a great alternative to the Cuban tortas as far as being satisfying.
You MUST! It's truly a gem.
The list was awesome. I am 50 years old and I have never seen enter the dragon. I have seen a few parts, here and there. Now that I know it's on Netflix. I will be watching it from start to finish. Love that you have Superbad on this list. That is a great movie. And uncut gems. Another great movie, that is a must see. Thanks for putting this list together. Alot of great stuff on this list.
If you like war movies, "Midway" is a pretty good one. A lot of famous actors are in it. It's about the planned attack on midway and how the us navy prevented this. The attack on pearl harbor is also reenacted in this film.
It was an awesome movie
It was shit, watch the original instead.
Does anyone do it like Flick Connection?
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to quote you "...taking in movies like *There will be Blood I think to view things visually and not just wait for the information to be given to you..." AMEN! This abstract you put forward has had a singular affect on the way I view movies, especially the ones I didn't appreciate first watch. It's a symbiotic relationship to be sure. Love the channel.
All you have to say is, Bonnie & Clyde is the Citizen Kane to modern film. The Game-Changer for sure.
Shutter island is one of my favorites. It’s so beautiful.
Goodfellas has been my favorite as well for many years. I still get the goosebumps to this day the moment Liotta's voice starts the intro
100%
“As far back as I can remember, I’ve always wanted to be a gangster.”
Nice list!! The one I haven't seen and looks like my type of movie is The Shadow of Violence! Gonna watch very soon!! Gotta ask.....no Shot Caller??
Totally agree….most people no longer fully watch movies…they give maybe 50% of their attention to the movie 🎥 and 50% to social media. Thus the art of cinema has been lost. Thank you for being a film buff and please tell me what are your top 5 movies of all time?
Clovehitch Killer. What a gem! Its 1 of 2 movies I haven't seen before on this list. That and The Shadow of Violence. I guess I'm going to have to watch that next. Keep up the great work your doing!
You're so right about Rango, the detail in the animation is on another level. The world in which it's set...amazing, the voice acting...superb. But to me it's the strangeness of the animals and their various quirks and personality traits that really are the icing on the cake.
Edit: and after hearing you say how overrated Scarface is...I've had to subscribe! It is a masterpiece of it's time but just doesn't deserve the acclaim and anti-hero (lol) worship that's laid at it's Cuban heels!
Love your choices. Really like your honesty. Great video. Goodnight.
Hunt for the Wilderpeople is soooooooo good!!
Agreed !!!
So freaking hilarious
The Call should be on this list. Not too many people know about that one
Yeahh i love that movie
Highly recommend Impossible. How the Director and his entire crew pulled this off is remarkable.
Another great list -- Chef, Enter the Dragon, Wilder People, Superbad, There Will Be Blood...
The top 6 are great... The Outpost is so good...kill the irishman is a true gem... Thanx as always Darren 🤙
Many thanks, Darren, for another great Flick Connection. Bonnie and Clyde and Scarface are top of my list, for revisiting. Your presentation is always a MUST SEE!!! Take care and always look forward to seeing your next blog 💯💯💯
Thank you ONCE AGAIN Darren! Always looking forward to your recommendations…. You have saved me through this pandemic 🙌🏼🙏🏼 kept a lot of us sane lol
🤘
Superbad is one of my all time favorites
I am a life-long cinema enthusiast, and I have told countless people over the tears about the year 1967 and two masterpieces, Bonnie and Clyde and Mike Nichols’ The Graduate, which were a watershed in American movies. There is a line of demarcation there that is so clear, it might have been planned in advance.
Don't forget "In the heat of the night".
Also my birth year.so yeah it was an interesting year.
I watched Stardust with my kids year after year. At 25, my daughter confessed; she never liked it as much as I did.
Jon Favreau has always utilized food to engage people in storytelling... I used to love Dinner For Five!
For a man's romantic comedy, Mr. Right is the best!!
Oh my gosh. Such a good one!
This is just what I needed bruv. Cheers
I recently found the impossible and hunt for the wilder people and loved them!
I agree with you about THE OUTPOST, it's exceptional . . . and I'm a tough audience
There will be blood is fantastic. Performances are so cryptic and subdued. Critical viewing makes this movie that much more satisfying. Love it.
What a movie The Impossible is. Absolutely recommended to watch this movie
Thanks for the list, I have multiple of your 11-20 movies in my queue just haven't jumped in yet. Glad to hear they have merit and are worth the time.
One of my favorite movies that doesn't get enough love is The Black Stallion, beautifully filmed yet subtle and grounded.
These kinds of lines are what makes me love Darren’s videos: “It’s a funny date night movie. A fair warning: the headcount is pretty high…”
Mr Right was funny as hell!!! Thank for the suggestion it made my day!
Glad you enjoyed it
Shutter Island blew me away -and I was kind of sad that it got so badly eclipsed by Inception.
@brandon cooks The movie was based on a book? Thanks for the head up, will definitely check it out.
So happy Hugo is back on there. It's a favorite of mine. I had seen Bonnie and Clyde on tv a long time ago when I was a little kid. I had watched it with my Mom when it was on tv. And it's become one of my favorite movies of Faye Dunaway along with Mommie Dearest. So I will definitely be watching them this week.
Robert Deniro was EPIC in “Stardust”!
One of my favorites Shutter Island and The Impossible.
Ya huh. I read the book of shutter and it fckn blew me away.
Naomi was so good in the impossible with lil tom
Uncut Gems is an absolute masterpiece
The outpost is excellent
New release rental was an extremely nostalgic sentence for me.
Skux Life! Wilderpeople is so charming, ton of fun and very heartwarming. Stardust & Mr Right have been my wife and I's go to fun movies we love to watch over and over. Great list, lots of favorites all over, specially the top 10.
You should check out 3 Idiots. I would love to hear what you think of it. Its extra special.
As a Criminologist I highly recommend Clovehitch Killer! True crimes buffs will love it!
Thank you for the suggestions here, I've seen a good chunk of these too! I'll be seeing the Cloverhitch one, Chef and Rango👍🏼
There are some great flicks on this list so props for that. For my money I would add the movie Pandora a South Korean
disaster film about an explosion at a nuclear power plant. One of the best films not only on Netflix but I think anywhere.
I also think it is one of the best disaster films. South Korea is really good at putting out great films.
Gads. Mr. Right is super enjoyable, can't go wrong with Bruce Lee either. No Netflix list is complete without Bright being included.
Mr Right was lots of fun. Anna Kendrick and Sam Rockwell were perfect in this movie. (Not mentioned here, not streaming I guess, is Sam Rockwell in Better Living through Chemistry is pretty darn good.) Hunt for the Wilder People big thumbs up. Pan's Labyrinth very good and I usually do not like foreign films. A young Ivana Baquero (2006) is in it and she is in the Shannara Chronicles (2018) also which I liked.. But then again, I really like Enter the Warriors Gate.
Best food/chef movie.... The Thief The Cook and His Lover. It's old but a great Indy film.
Thumbs up on the top 10. (Really like Chef.) I haven't seen all the bottom 10 but thumbs up for The Impossible, Stardust, Hunt for the Wilderpeople, and Hugo.
Sleight
The outpost
The shadow of violence
Mr. Right
Kill the irishman
The clovehitch killer
The impossible
Stardust
Hunt for the wilderpeople
Hugo
Chef
Enter the dragon
Rango
Superbad
Bonnie and clyde
Pan's labyrinth
Shutter island
There will be blood
Uncut gems
Scarface
It took me 28mins and 51 secs to write all the names....
Thank me later...😉
I think I've seen Shutter Island a few times and it's such a good movie but that ending was very sad. I think it's pretty simarlar when it comes to the sad ending to The Green Mile.
Also can you give list of movies that’s a must rewatch so that it can be used during social discussions
Love Mr. Right. I wish they would make more like it.
Same. I wouldn't mind a sequel, either.
Awesome list! You mentioned the 1967 Bonnie and Clyde which made me think of Emile Hirsch in his modern A&E mini series of the same name. That made me think of a few films he is now on Netflix that are very good. A bit obscure is “Freaks“ with Emile and Bruce Dern. Also Killer Joe. I don’t do romcoms but Sam Rockwell is amazing and he is also great and an underrated movie called Moon. Thanks for the list brother!
Def adding some of these to my watchlist ! Thanks for the list. I love these ! ☺️
I liked The Devils Backbone better
Man, always look forward to these type of videos Darren! 👍 Found a couple that I haven't seen yet. I'm with ya on the romantic comedies... YUK! 🤮 But Sam Rockwell did a great job in that one. I also thought Outpost was killer (no pun intended ; ). It's cool seeing the evolution of Scott Eastwood as he becomes a better actor. Keep 'em coming my friend! 👌
must be nice to be able to just "become a better actor"
That is a really well-written, kind and friendly comment. Thank you for expressing that. :)
I just finished watching Pan's Labyrinth! What a Movie. I was not sure at first but it is one of the best Fantasy movies I have ever seen. I have to watch it again (shucks!) because it is in spanish and i'm sure I missed stuff. No problem though, I so enjoyed it the first time. Thanks for the recommendations. I've been passing over some of the others on this list but now I will be watching all the ones I haven't seen. Oh, I'm also adding the score to my iTunes playlist,Terrific!
I been saying Stardust is incredibly underrated for years. 10/10 one of the best date movies you can watch
Very underrated
Flick Connections’ 19-20 [or 9-10 for smaller lists] has been proven to be the real hidden ones. Thanks a lot for these
Some Awesome movies here....TOTALLY AGREE about movies I've seen: The Impossible, Stardust & Pan's Labryth. They are AMAZING
Hunt for wildepeople is sooo good,I'm a kiwi but not coming from bias it's written and directed by Taika Waititi following his brilliant debut "BOY".p.s kid needs to worry more about snack than smack..
Oh I enjoyed Mr right so much I think I'm going to have to watch it again. I really like Sam Rockwell in almost anything and this movie was a lot of fun
I have loved Mr. Right for years, and even though it is considered a romantic comedy I consider it more of a black action comedy.
my grandfather escaped execution from the fascists here in spain back then..and while i adore the practical effects and creepiness of pans labyrinth, the way del Toro captures the brutality of fascists and the delivery of the fascist captain in his role hits the subconscious on another level...that shit was very real
I am in Australia and I typed in all of those titles into Netflix, not one of them available. Definitely going to get the VPN.
Have you ever reviewed Fracture