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Was expecting Terminator 2: The Judgement Day, The Jurassic Park, Titanic, Schindler's List, The Shawshank Redemption... ❤️

No mention of "It's a Wonderful Life" starring Jimmy Stewart. That's one that deserved to be in the top 20!

#20: Parasite (2019) #19: The Breakfast Club (1985) #18: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) #17: Singin' in the Rain (1952) #16: The Dark Knight (2008) #15: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) #14: Apocalypse Now (1979) #13: Toy Story (1995) #12: The Maltese Falcon (1941) #11: The Exorcist (1973) #10: Citizen Kane (1941) #9: The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) #8: Modern Times (1936) #7: Gone with the Wind (1939) #6: Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) #5: Seven Samurai (1954) #4: Psycho (1960) #3: 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) #2: The Godfather (1972) #1: The Wizard of Oz (1939)

Terminator 2 -Judgement Day and Saving Private Ryan should be on the list.

"Back to the Future" should have had an honorable mention.

All of these movies are classics, and thanks to my film class, I've seen nearly half of these picks, and analysed them all to pieces!

My list (not in order): - 2001: A Space Odyssey - Pulp Fiction - The Godfather - Taxi Driver - Star Wars (Original Trilogy) - The Wizard of Oz - Indiana Jones (Original Trilogy) - Life is Beautiful - Lord of the Rings Trilogy - Titanic

Agree...and add Dances With Wolves, Home Alone, The Grapes of Wrath, To Kill A Mockingbird, The Shining, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and The Omen (original), Goodfellas, Titanic, The Notebook, Grease, and Amadeus.

Some other choices: Rashomon: The film that did what you professed Parasite did (opened up Asian cinema to a wider audience) and it also led to the creation of the best foreign film category and influenced films such as Memento and The Usual Suspects. Double Indemnity - arguably the best film noir. Persona - ground zero for art house identity crisis. The predecessor of 3 Women and Mulholland Drive. Paris, Texas - German New Wave comes to America (I know part of The American Friend was filmed in NYC) and climaxes with one of the best double monologues ever put to film. Lawrence of Arabia - one of the 2 greatest epics ever made. The other being Seven Samurai Taxi Driver - it's influence is still being felt today. Nightcrawler would be a good recent example. One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest - won the big 5 Oscars. Has 2 incredible lead performances and one of the greatest endings of all time.

Shawshank redemption, One flew over the cuckoo's nest, Titanic, Jurassic Park, Forrest Gump, Schindler's list and 12 Angry Men. Are some of my favorites that I think everybody should see once. Still really enjoyed the video watch mojo.

everyone has different lists, but your list was pretty good. I would take out a few and add a few that I felt changed my perception on movies. Matrix, Avatar, Ready Player One, Aladdin (animated), Twister, Final Destination, Saving Private Ryan, Spider-man and may even throw in Top Gun Maverick....because that movie does stuff I have never seen before.

The list includes.. Parasite The Breakfast club The good the bad the ugly Singing in the rain The dark knight Crouching tiger hidden dragon Apocalypse now Toy story The matlese falcon The exorcist Lord of the rings franchise Modern times Gone with the wind Star wars the Empire strikes back Seven samurai Psycho 2001:a space Odyssey The Godfather Citizen kane The wizard of oz

‘Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon’ is still one of the best martial arts movies ever made.

"12 Angry Men" must be included in this list

Some you guys missed.... IMHO... The Green Mile Forest Gump The Color Purple The Shawshank Redemption The Shining Saving Private Ryan Schindler's List Most of Tom Hank's films qualify imo and movies based on Stephen King novels 😁

Wow, I've actually seen every single one of these films. Good list!

These lists are always interesting (and personal), and you did a nice job of narrowing it down to 20. Always glad to see what others consider their favorites. I'm glad you didn't confine yourself to more contemporary films, and even included a foreign film. My own personal top 20 would include more foreign films (at the very least, Bergman's The Seventh Seal and Truffaut's Jules and Jim); in addition, I would definitely have to add Dr. Strangelove, Network (because what seemed like outrageous satire is all coming true!), and Goodfellas. And one more that probably not too many have seen: Spike Lee's Bamboozled, which make be the most uncomfortable movie you will ever see, but is also the most trenchant and uncompromising look at racism in the entertainment industry.

I'd say The Farewell could be one cause of it's sad yet heart warming story and cause for me it is where I learned about the difference in cultural views of when someone is dying. How in America we tell the person they are dying, but in some other countries they don't

12 angry men not in the list surprises me

Pulp Fiction, Blazing Saddles, Shawshank Redemption, Full Metal Jacket, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (Wilder is the ultimate Wonka), Casino, Wolf of Wall Street.

‘The Dark Knight’ is still one of my 25+ most favorite superhero movies of all time. We still miss you, Heath Ledger…

I don't care how old you are, if you don't feel some form of joy when you watch The Wizard of Oz, I simply do not trust you in any real world situation. Great List overall!

I am so glad you had a great verity on this list from modern to classic to sci fi and westerns.

Everyone should see Fight Club imo.

Dark knight is the movie everyone needs to see.

Great list! However, I would add The Matrix to this list. 😊

This was beautiful!! Amazing work by the writers !!

The list would include like this: • Goodfellas (1990) • The Silence of the Lambs (1991) • Psycho (1960) • 2001: A Space Oddysey (1969) • Star Wars (1977) and Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) • Home Alone (1990) and Home Alone: Lost in New York (1991) • The Seven Samurai (1954) • Gone With The Wind (1937) • Schindler's List (1994) • Shawshank Redemption (1994) • Saving Private Ryan (1998) • The Matrix (1999) • Toy Story (1995) and Toy Story 3 (2010) • Coco (2017) • The Dark Knight • No Country For Old Men (2007) • There Will Be Blood (2007) • The Lord of the Trilogy (The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers and The Return of the King) (2001 - 2003) • Parasite (2019) • Titanic (1997) • The Wizard of Oz (1939) • Singin In The Rain (1952) • Joker (2019) • La La Land (2016) • Moonlight (2016) • Blackkklansman (2018) • Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2001) • Blade Runner (1982) and Blade Runner 2049 (2017) • The Godfather and The Godfather Part 2 • Pulp Fiction (1994) • Inglorious Basterds (2009) • Django Unchained (2012) • Her (2013) • Interstellar (2014) • Dunkirk (2017) • 1917 (2019) • Little Women (2019) • Black Panther (2018) • The Irishman (2019)

Another one up near the absolute top is Contact! The questions it raises, potential answers it provides, and potential futures it suggests CANNOT be ignored and need to be understood and contemplated by every human being. We would be a wildly different society if we did. Such a profound moving statement about our place in the cosmos, and my personal favorite movie of all time.

Layer Cake, Watchmen, The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button, Scott Pilgrim vs The World, The Departed, There Will Be Blood, The Social Network, Pulp Fiction, Forrest Gump, Inception, The Dark Knight Trilogy, Rise of the Planet of the Apes (Trilogy), The Gentlemen, Blood Diamond, Crank, X-Men Series, Gangs Of Wasseypur 1 & 2, Delhi Belly, Rockstar, Rock On.

‘The Exorcist’, my number one favorite horror movie! 😃

Okay that's it - I need to finally get to Modern Times and Singin' in the Rain. Great list!

I love Gone with the Wind. I wonder if anyone else of my generation appreciates the film like I do.

The Godfather is one of the few films that I would say is literally perfect. Others include The Godfather Part II, Taxi Driver, King Kong (the original), The Wizard of Oz, the original Star Wars, The Shining, Psycho, The Princess Bride, and The Adventures of Robin Hood.

My personal list (in no particular order): Titanic Spirited away The Shawshank redemption The exorcist The Godfather Schindler list 12 Angry men Forrest Gump Borat Ratatouille Honorable mentions: Coco Halloween The silence of the lambs American beauty Wall-E Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind Kungfu Hustle

I'd also like to add to this list ... "Alien," a great film for sci-fi fans and anyone who enjoys a good haunted house story ... "Ghostbusters," for being original and funny ... "Back to the Future," for being one of the most original films of its time, funny and heartwarming and adventurous all at once. I also have to add "Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan" because of how it brought some serious darkness and human depth to the crew of the Enterprise. Damn, while I'm at it, I'm surprised that "Jaws" didn't make the cut here, as it is an incredibly effective horror film that also bears the distinction of being something that could actually happen, thereby scaring the crap out of anyone thinking about going out for a swim at the beach.

Other movies not mentioned in the video: - V For Vendetta (2005) - Willy Wonka & the chocolate factory (1971) - Clockwork Orange (1971) - Upgrade (2018) - Ghost in the Shell (1995) - Oldboy (2003) - The Thing (1981) - Memento (2000) - Saw (2004)

I've seen 17 of these (missing SEVEN SAMURAI, PSYCHO, and THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY). And while I'd put 2001 at the top, all of these are certainly among the greatest of all time!

Being a Gen X and having grandparents who I had a chance to watch all of the movies that were mentioned before 60s and glad you didn't make it about newer ones I respect that and thank you for it.

Great list! Covering the greats of cinema. I would have preferred Rear Window or Vertigo to Psycho…but thats a quibble. The only movie I would add to this is Les Enfants Du Paradis, arguably the greatest French film of all time. Epic in scope and highly romantic in style, it was amazingly shot during Nazi occupation, which makes it all the more stupendous.

Surprised Star Wars was on the list because everyone will watch Star Wars at some point in their life. I thought of this as a list of films that people may have missed seeing or haven't bothered to see but should. To that end, To Kill A Mockingbird should have been on this list as well as Casablanca. The acting in Mockingbird is outstanding and Casablanca is one of the most perfect scripts you'll ever come across. A perfect lesson in story telling.

The Godfather was and still is a masterpiece. 100 years since the movie came out, it will still remains one of, if not the greatest movie of all time

Honorable mentions: Back to the Future (1985) Schindler’s List (1993) Clockwork Orange (1971) Taxi Driver (1976) Jurassic Park (1993) Forrest Gump (1994)

The Green Mile and Titanic are also movies I'll never get tired of watching. Forrest Gump is also a good comfort movie

I would definitely add Chinatown and On the waterfront as well as Rosemary’s baby and The best years of our lives. Overall this was a great list, however, and I’d agree that all of those mentioned are great movies

I think "Alien" should be part of this list.

'The Princess Bride' needs to be on any list.

Other movies you need to see at least once: Scarface Ready player one Ratatouille Titanic Avatar Spider Man 1 and 2 (Toby Mcguire) The mask The Incredibles Rush Hour Trilogy Madagascar 1 Wreck it Ralph Despicable Me Trilogy Space Jam (Michael Jordon) Who framed roger rabbit Home Alone 1 & 2 Terminator 1 & 2 Kindergarten cop Silence of the Lambs Jurassic Park & World Rango Speed The Shining Tell me what other movies you need to see at least once.

They should do a top 1000 list on this!!

Take out Gone With The Wind and Singing In The Rain and add in Shawshank and A Clockwork Orange. The Princess Bride and Stand By Me should totally be on here too.

Dark Knight is the movie we deserve to see but not the one we need to see.

Thank you for mentioning Jaws, even though it should be on this list, along with 12 Angry Men and Schindler's List.

Apocalypse now will forever be timeless I'm going to watch every movie on this list

The lack of No Country for Old Men disturbs me

Great List Nice

My personal favorites: Lord of the Rings Trilogy Interstellar The Dark Knight Spirited Away Django Unchained Saving Private Ryan Indiana Jones (all three of them, yes, there's only three) Grave of the Fireflies 12 Angry Men

I think inception also deserve a place in this list.

The Bridge over the River Kawai is a classic must see!!!!

What a great list!

Unfortunately, the song Singin' in the Rain is forever connected in my mind to the film, A Clockwork Orange. That film should be on this list.

My list in no particular order : the green mile Taxi driver The dark knight Interstellar The shining The exorcist Shawshank redemption Saving private ryan One flew over the cucko's nest The godfather The departed A clockwork orange 2001 space odyssey Up Psycho There will be blood No country for old men Apocalypse now The good the bad and the ugly The joker

This really needs to be a top 100 list. So many amazing movies not mentioned.

I’ve seen The Breakfast Club, Singin’ In the Rain, The Dark Knight, Toy Story, The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, Star Wars: A New Hope, and The Wizard of Oz

Y’all forgot bout Scarface

What in the world do you have against Spielberg? The fact that not one of his movies made the list is an absolute farce. I could think of maybe 4 or 5 alone that should be there.

Very good list, marred by the GLARING omissions of Pulp Fiction (absolutely essential for film - and culture - of the last 30 years) and Citizen Kane, which I was POSITIVE would be #1. These are both very disappointing, especially considering how good the rest of the list is. ETA: you really need to have either Snow White or The Little Mermaid in there, too. I'm not a big fan, but Disney animation is absolutely essential to the film experience. I'd also add The Cabinet of Dr Caligari and Bride of Frankenstein, but I would not have expected these.

What, no Spaceballs? Hehe

Forrest Gump would be one of my top choices.

I've seen 11 of these (and Wizard of Oz is one of my fav movies ♥). The thing is I know I've seen The Dark Knight and Star Wars, but I don't remember them quite well. Almost as if I haven't seen them. Same goes for Fellowship, although I remember more of it because I've read the first book lol.

I would add 'Blade Runner' and 'Raiders of the Lost Ark'

There are also some movies that everybody should see once because they are alluded to so often by other film makers and TV producers. And I don't mean just famous quotes or one-liners; I mean more along the lines of reading The Bible and Shakespeare, both are quoted all the time in order to clarify a scene or evoke an emotion. It's the same with iconic scenes from movies that get re-enacted over and over to cast the mood or make a specific point -- if you haven't seen those classic movies, all the copy-cat scenes, along with their underlying emotions, will fly right over your head. "Psycho" and "2001: A Space Odyssey" would fit into this list for sure, and always "The Wizard of Oz", just to name a few. In fact, you should make a list of movies that have timeless, iconic scenes that get copied all the time in other movies and tv shows!! On this list would have to be "The Graduate" starring Dustin Hoffman, Katharine Ross, and Anne Bancroft as the infamous Mrs. Robinson. Without too much spoiling, there's a church scene gets redone ALL the time, and not too far behind you'll see a seductive Mrs. Robinson type of scene, or more often probably, an inference. Sometimes a movie will just use the song "Mrs. Robinson", by Simon & Garfunkel, to make its point. Another is "Terms of Endearment" starring Shirley MacLaine, Jack Nicholson, and Debra Winger. Won 5 Oscars (11 nom's): Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress (MacLaine), Best Supporting Actor (Nicholson), and Best Adapted Screenplay. (I'd like to give Jeff Daniels an honorary mention for his role--I thought he was phenomenal.) There's one hospital scene that is still, constantly being re-enacted! I swear I see some sort of copy-cat almost once a month, and it's been 40 years! Casa Blanca is another. I'm sure I'll think of 5 more as soon as I post this. So there might be an addendum, or two. Already! haha. "The Matrix"! It is getting referred to more and more every year as physicists delve deeper into quantum realities and multiple dimensions--is "reality" actually some sort of holographic projection of our thoughts? You heard me--it's no longer "fringe" science. If you know the basics of chemistry and physics, then you know that atoms are 99.999% 'empty' space and about 0.001% physical material. Right? From The Matrix: "do you take the blue pill or the red pill?" is becoming part of our everyday lexicon. Cultures across the globe are evolving at an accelerated pace. So if you don't know what The Matrix is all about, you'll want to catch up.

You missed The Sound of Music. It ran in theatres for almost two years.

How is Schindlers List not on here but Toy Story is

The only movie on this list that I have yet to see is Parasite. Don’t ask me to pick a favourite among these films though…they are all wonderful representations of Cinema. Cheers. 🇨🇦

Nice List

I get you want people to watch the whole video but still time stamps won’t hurt ..

I would say mine include: (thinking of movies I've watched more than a couple of times and will watch again, inpo) Whiplash Jurassic Park The Lion King Rosemary's Baby The Wizard of Oz Goodfellas Breakfast at Tiffany's The Exorcist Office Space The Notebook Titanic Split Forrest Gump Crash ... Im sure I missed a few

The original Planet of the apes, was a captivating movie I would like to see on the list

Good list

I'm surprised Titanic was not on the list since WatchMojo loves Titanic so much! 😂❤️❤️❤️ Gone with the Wind is my favorite movie ❤️

Life of of Pi should be on this list and is a highly underrated film

other then Parisite i have seen all of these, for me i would add the following - including 2 cartoons 1. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade & Radiers of the Lost Ark 2. Titanic (James Cameron version) 3. Infinity Wars/Endgame 4. Terminator 1 and 2 5. the 1986 Transformers Animated movie -- so much better then any live action Transformer movie 6. Spiderman (Tobby's 1st one) 7. a 1984 animated japanese movie called "Macross: Do you remember Love" - just watch it for the animation alone, but you also get a good story for it's time 8. Glory 9. Back to the Future (all 3) 10. Jurassic Park (1st one only) 11. Jaws 12. Saving Private Ryan

Close Encounters of the Third Kind doesn't even get an honorable mention? Game changing movie that had a huge influence not only in cinema but popular culture. And that theme...

Do a list of video games you have to play at least once, please Mojo❤✊

The Peter Jackson LOTR movies, in my personal opinion

I've seen 9 of these. I got to see "Gone With the Wind" and "The Exorcist" in the theater when they were re-released in the late 90's. Both were incredible on the big screen.

I think the pirates of the Caribbean trilogy should get a shoutout here

I would definitely say "12 angry men"

I've seen all of these except Modern Times and Singing In The Rain and I didn't love any of them. Not sure I even liked majority of them. Here's my list: Pulp Fiction or Reservoir Dogs Trainspotting 12 Angry Men Back To The Future Inception or Memento Everything Everywhere All At Once The Deer Hunter Ferris Bueller's Day Off A Clockwork Orange Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Whiplash Alien Schindler's List Terminator 2: Judgement Day A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood Shaun of the Dead Grave of the Fireflies Bo Burnham: Inside Thunder Road Fargo Pan's Labyrinth

Two to consider: - M by Fritz Lang. His first Talkie. The cinematography and story line (dealing with a child murderer, and what equates to justice with the police vs. organized crime) were ahead of their time. - Night of the Hunter by Charles Loughton. Robert Mitchum is terrifying in it, and it was an example of a surrealist approach to filming that was panned initially because it wasn't understood. Now it's seen as a classic.

The Wizard of Oz you have to see twice. Once normal. Once with Pink Floyd.

My (you have to see) not mentioned here, list: -Metropolis -TRON (First CGI Movie) -The Shawshank Redemption -The Thing -Schindler's List -Papillon -The Green Mile - Come and See (Very realistic movie, not for the faint hearted. Not easy to find. -Breaking Bad (yes series) El Camino and Better Call Soul - Pulp Fiction - One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest -The Silence of the Lambs -IT -ALIEN -The Shining -Nosferatu 1922! - The Pianist (Adrien Brody's best roll ever! -Reservoir Dogs If wanted, I'm glad to add more "best movies ever"

It's not just Fellowship of the Ring, the entire 3 movie in the LOTR trilogy is a must watch atleast once. Masterpiece and perfect from start to finish, an incredible 12 hour story

I would also add The Princess Bride, and one film from mel brooks (really any film) as well as a Monty Python film too

Thanks Mojo for showing me that Europe and South America have never had a film industry.

Sadly I'm spoiled by color-vision moviez, seriez and special effects, so I have trouble enjoying b&w movies, ofc with exceptions. And ofc must-see movie choices are very subjective, I like old westerns and bud spencer & terence hill movies a lot mostly because I watched them as kid with my father who passed away 20yrs ago. What's the best watchlist-sharing site so I can find people with the same taste and find must-see-movies I haven't seen yet? IMDB? Thanks :))

Sadly you missed the following all time greatest : The Lawrence Of Arabia Jurassic Park The Inception The Gladiator The Schindler's List Saving Private Ryan The Titanic Avatar

1960’s ‘Psycho’ is still one of my top 8 most favorite slasher movies.

Paddington and Marcel the shell with shoes on are must-see too they are so heartwarming