The most underrated movies of all time

BrunoPress (via MSN.com) ^ | 06 January 2023

[zeestephen]

A Photo Gallery of Twenty-Nine Films - Almost all of them produced in the last twenty-five years - Almost all of them with top tier actors or directors

[Diana in Wisconsin]

‘Body Heat.’ Yowsah! But I have been in love with William Hurt since I first saw him. :)

Excellent crime story with a great Femme Fatale! ;)

[Diana in Wisconsin]

‘Fried Green Tomatoes.’ Another favorite. The book was great and they did a good job with the movie, which isn’t always the case.

[central_va]

Fried Green Tomatoes

FGT was the first movie I noticed Hollyweirds war on white males. The only decent white male was killed off early on.

[Chgogal]

Good point. I ignored that line, tossed it aside. The credits at the end of the movie, showing all the Victoria Crosses that were awarded in that particular battle was memorable and impressive.

[Psalm 73]

“Trouble with Harry” is a rare Alfred Hitchcock (dark) comedy. The “Beaver” was a nice surprise cast member.

[Psalm 73]

“Trouble with Harry” is a rare Alfred Hitchcock (dark) comedy. The “Beaver” was a nice surprise cast member.

[MrHead]

Resurrection (1980)
Ellen Burstyn

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081414/?ref_=nm_flmg_t_107_act

[HandyDandy]

Bottle Rocket. I agree.

[ought-six]

Ah. I was not able to open the link without jumping through hoops, and I chose not to go through that ordeal.

[the OlLine Rebel]

You’ve been spending too much time on MST3K.

To wit, the most underrated is “Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny”.

[The FIGHTIN Illini]

Yes, pretty awesome seeing row after row of warriors lining up for the attacks. Had to be just a wee bit disheartening for the soldiers.

Was also a kick in the gut when the horsemen skedaddled!

[Az Joe]

bump

[cherry]

just off the top of my head and in no particular order....

Raising Arizona, Guarding Tess, Breaking Away, Girl on a Train.....Signs....Fargo...

[the OlLine Rebel]

Oh lord.

They made all of us watch that.

Not the worst thing ever, but still boring.

My mother hated it.

The French. What can I say. 400 Blows, blows. Big time.

[gr8eman]

Khartoum was pretty great! Especially if you read Churchill’s “The River War”
!

[ought-six]

“Breaker Morant” is a classic. That was during the period when Australia produced some of the best movies: “Breaker Morant” and “Gallipoli,” especially.

[cherry]

" whose ancestors were brought here 200-300 years ago."

but not by me, nor anyone here today, nor our parents, grand parents or great grandparents and since only a tiny 1% of people in those days owned slaves, its a almost a sure bet that NONE of our ancestors had anything to do with slavery....

[karbine]

Counterfeit Traitor with William Holden from 1962. EXCELLENT WW2 drama.

[mware]

Two of the most shocking death both had Edward Woodward, The Wicker Man, and Breaker Morant.

[mware]

They made a great mini series too, ATown Named Alice.