Making time to watch a flick these days could be difficult as to balance out work and personal life, so why waste your time testing out some not so good movies. Here’s the list of movies that you can give a shot as these are one of a kind cinema to enjoy.
Lost Girls
It is a gripping story of a mother who tries to find the truth behind her lost daughter, Amy Ryan plays the mother who fights to uncover the truth. It is based on the 2013 book Lost Girls: An Unsolved American Mystery, watch this movie to be thrilled and endure it till the end.
The Last Full Measure
The movie unfolds some of the controversial realities from the Vietnam War, it revolves around William H. Pitsenbarger who saved the lives of around 60 men while defending his clan. The bravery should not go unnoticed which is why Pentagon staffer Scott Huffman (Sebastian Stan) is assigned the job of investigating why Pitsenberger was denied the posthumous Medal of Honour.
The Pursuit of Happyness
It is a lovely story of a doting father who does his best while raising his son with the best life possible. The screenplay by Steven Conrad is based on the best-selling memoir of the same name written by Gardner. Will Smith plays the role of Chris Gardner – a homeless salesman, who never lets his present conditions hinder the aspirations of living a life full of happiness.
Catch Me If You Can (2002)
Do you wish to make a good sum of money??? Then this is the movie for you that will surely give you the thrill for life. But yes, do keep in mind it does not pay well in real life to be a con man. Tom Hanks plays an amazing cop who does his job brilliantly with catching hold of the culprit.
The Two Popes (2019)
The story takes us behind the walls of the Vatican straight into the lives of people at the Vatican. The story dwells around how Pope Benedict and Pope Francis had to come together to create a new vision for the modern Catholic Church. It is a refreshing way of knowing what all goes in the actual process behind the election of a new Pope.
The King (2019)
Acquiring the throne after the death of his father and brother, King Henry V spent most of his days drinking and going around. Henry encounters deceit, war and treachery post his crowning as the King of England in the 15th century. It gives us a closer look at how things work at a higher level, and the challenges faced.
Julie & Julia (2009)
It is a soothing storyline that glides into your heart with an everlasting imprint. The exuberant presence of Meryl Streep along with a marvellous portrayal by Amy Adams. It is based on Julie Powell’s daily blog where she took an amazing attempt recreating each of Julia Child’s recipes from her cookbook “Mastering The Art Of French Cooking.” It is like heaven for the foodies out there, so go get your bowl of popcorn to embrace this beautiful movie.
The Imitation Game (2014)
It is a revolutionary movie that takes us to the time of game-changing innovations that helped the people of his country fight and win the war. But this does not guarantee a happy ending as expected but is worth a watch to know how innovative minds work.
12 Years A Slave (2013)
It is an example of fine workmen-ship that yields the sweetest results, the Oscar-winning film depicts the life of Solomon Northup. He was promised a job but lured into slavery for 12-years. Based on the 1853 memoir it brings each of the words to life.
Stardust (2020)
This drama revolves around the English singer-musician-songwriter David Bowie and the emergence of the alter-ego “Ziggy Stardust.” It is an amazing portrayal of the modern-day dilemmas, a must-watch for cinema lovers.
