12 Classic Movies Every Film-Fan MUST WATCH

Are you a film buff looking to expand your cinematic horizons? Look no further! In this video, we're counting down 12 classic movies that every cinephile should watch. From timeless dramas to epic adventures, these films have stood the test of time and continue to captivate audiences around the world.

[@tristan7586]

I've seen them all, and I agree. Add Yojimbo, Red Beard, Koyaanisqatsi, Apocalypse Now, To Kill a Mockingbird, Rear Window and Great Expectations to name a few.

[@pip3124]

Seen the first 10. I would add RAN to the list. Although the Seven Samurai is an iconic film RAN is probably the best film ever made.

[@BruceBanner-eg8vs]

I have seen all of the movies (except Birth of a Nation). I agree with the choices (even Enter the Dragon, which is a very effective movie). Would throw in The Seventh Seal or Wild Strawberries by Ingmar Bergman, although practically all of his movies are great).

[@jeffwatkins352]

Vertigo: Yes (but that’s the clip you show? Really?); TDTESS: Yes (better clip); Sunset Blvd.: Yes (perfect clip); 7 Samurai: Yes (odd clip choice); Lawrence of Arabia: Yes (good clip); TGTBTE: good film, Leone’s great, but definitely not in the top; please avoid personal favorites; TGWTW: Yes (weird choice of clip); Casablanca: maybe yes, maybe no, but more no than yes (another odd choice of clip); Enter the Dragon: oh please. Wrong, wrong, WRONG! (and the clip goes on far too long); Kane: but of course! (And nice clip if cut off too soon); Birth of a Nation: No. Just no. 100% NO. If you insist on a Griffith film, Intolerance is the one; 8 1/2 : Absolutely! (good clip, but you should have started with the pan across the spa patrons; Marcello may be the film’s locus, but anyone who doesn’t know the movie would be baffled by the long take on him). Finally, any such list without 2001: A Space Odyssey simply isn’t to be credited.

[@TimMacPA]

I would drop GWTW. It absolutely does not hold up well. It was good, even grand for its time, but today's audiences laugh at it. I would put The Godfather in its place. Enter The Dragon is an odd choice. Thoroughly enjoyable, but groundbreaking? Put 2001 in there, please. TGTBTU over Once Upon A Time In The West?

[@ghostlightx9005]

Enter the Dragon should be nowhere near this list.