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Top 5 movies everyone should watch at least once
 

In this list, we go through the movies that we hear everyone should see at some point in their lives because it's old-fashioned, it affects pop culture, or it's clever and interesting!

The list goes as follows:

1. Seven Samurai (1954)
Seven Samurai

One of the biggest and most famous films by director Akira Kurosawa. Seven Samurai represents a group of ronin or non-kingly samurai hired to defend the village from criminals. And it is one of the most influential movies of the 20th century, which saw a slew of films about a small group of warriors fighting for the great defense and rescue of the defenseless. The film is epic in length and scale and has compelling characters and good action. Given its impact on movies and other media and how disturbing it is, Seven Samurai is worth a look, as long as you have three and a half hours.

2. One flew over Cuckoo Nest (1975)

Another flew past an ancestral nest

The story of Randal McMurphy, a prisoner transferred to a psychiatric hospital; another flew over a cocoon nest, following his interactions with patients and the brutal Ratched Nurse. The perfect combination of moving movies, jokes, and amazing twists has made it one of the most respected movies ever made! MacMurphy's conflicting views, especially on the treatment of McMurphy's fellow patients, lead to a war of wills between control and freedom that compels the whole world. In addition, the cocoon nest has excellent activities and comments that show how we should treat people who look strange.

3. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)
Monty Python and Holy Grail

The ridiculous and extraordinary sacrifices of King Arthur and the Knights of Camelot and their quest for the sacred Grail, Monty Python, and the Holy Grail are among the most exciting films ever made! Almost the whole scene is a comic strand of gold that is wonderfully crafted, but most of it is brought in by twelve equal actors. In addition, loud music and settings effectively remove irrational dialogue. While some would argue that it is not a good work of Monty Python, there is no denying how it is accessible and completely quoted this movie with its references found throughout pop culture. 
 

4. Psycho (1960)
The mind

Although it was difficult to cut down just one of Alfred Hitchcock's films of this series, Psycho should have been my choice. The story of the Bates guest house meets the disturbed Norman Bates and his host mother had a profound impact on cinema. Pop culture, not just individual scenes becoming an icon; the whole film contributed to the making of horror films and paved the way for the plot twisting to become a major movie, and its effects are a different psycho film. 
 

5. 2001: Space Odyssey (1968)
2001: A space odyssey

Illustrating the dawn of a man and an artificial space shuttle to Jupiter is not a bad thing, the movie may have a more intense program than most movies, but that makes the plan it has all the memories. Most of the film is iconic and influential in popular culture, from its rising points to its transformational effects to its demonstration of artificial intelligence that transforms people. The movie is well suited for its space label as it takes viewers on an unforgettable journey that everyone needs to hear. 

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