I finally saw The Shawshank Redemption - Are there any classics you haven't seen yet?

Footloose will probably disappoint you as it was far-fetched then and probably super far-fetched now lol.

Footloose is so delightfully cheesy and fun. The commitment by the film makers to so absurd a premise, with such serious intent, is magical. Everybody involved in the production is passionate, giving 110 percent. We need more movies like that.

Footloose is a good fun popcorn film.

Good things come to those that........ zzz 💤 😴

Avatar is INCREDIBLY visually striking!!!!

I haven't seen Avatar either.

Avatar is a great film; a film that "should be seen on the big screen.

Avatar is ok.

I've tried watching Avatar at least 3 times since it's release, and I just can't get into it.

It's just so corny.. the dialogue is horrendous, and the casting is just bizarre. I like Sam Worthington but he just seems so oddly placed in this role.

The CGI seems to hold up pretty well, but it's nothing we hadn't seen in video games before then..

The story seems to be a cut and paste of 'Dances With Wolves' except the Natives are replaced with Blue people.

If you knew all the classic films I’ve not seen yet, I think you’d be disappointed in me 😔

The Shawskank Redemption

No Psycho?!?! For shame!! 😝😝😝😝

When I first watched Seven Samurai..I thought SUBTITLES! I'll never get through this...

The story is so good/compelling, that after 10 min you forget you are reading.

> Some Like It Hot
> North by Northwest

I've also never seen either of those, and have them both recorded on my DVR right now. You've inspired me; I'm gonna watch them both this week.

> One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

Opinions differ, but FWIW I wouldn't call that one a classic. Just "ok." Jack Nicholson is a fine actor, but I think he was miscast here. But a far bigger problem is that much of the book is simply untranslatable to the big screen. The book's POV character is seriously psychotic, and much of the action is what goes on inside his head. Unreal delusions and visions, but some penetrating insights into life and American culture along the way. Had the filmmakers tried to put those parts in the movie it would have looked like nothing more than a two hour LSD trip. But those are the parts that really make the novel a classic, and with them cut out, what's left is a movie that's good but IMO doesn't merit being on any "must see" list. Again, all just my opinion, and worth what you paid for it. ;)

You must watch "One flew over".

Same here except: -
Singin' in the Rain (My favourite musical)
Lawrence of Arabia
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

Quite a few amazing films on that list! Casablanca is among the most iconic movies of all time and something of a comfort film - greatest ensemble cast, ever! And Psycho is dazzling.

The term 'Classic' is probably just like cars... minimum 25 years old.