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One of the best films in the psychological thriller genre – impeccably and interestingly conceived. It should be watched exclusively from the first part to the last; otherwise, it's just garbage. By the way, there is no gore at all. Apparently, when you turned on the film, you were expecting something completely different from what it actually is, and that's what you saw... it's not a horror film; it's exclusively a psychological film.

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Here, I've put together a list for those who love movies)
Movies

- Rating:
10 – a pleasant impression from the film remains for many months
9 – memories of the film last at least a couple of weeks
8 – a pleasant feeling from watching the film lasts at least a couple of hours
7 – a good film, it's nice to watch, but it's almost immediately forgotten after watching
6 – there are no particularly positive emotions, but there are no negative ones either – indifferent.
5 – perhaps it's better not to watch it at all, not to waste time
4 – it's better not to watch it – not to waste your nerves and spoil your mood
3 – definitely don't watch it... why make something like that(((
2 – no comment
1 – I haven't encountered any, thank God

Films with a rating of 9–10 on this scale in their genres:
This is only relevant for people who like to immerse themselves in a film completely and watch it without skipping or getting distracted.

Psychological thriller:
1. The Beginning.
2. Saw 1-7 (a brilliantly conceived film... you must watch all 7 parts from 1 to 7)
3. Se7en
4. The Butterfly Effect
5. The Silence of the Lambs
6. Shutter Island
7. Fight Club (slightly lower in rank (8 points), but also very good)

Drama:
1. Requiem for a Dream (a complex film, for a very thoughtful, but not very receptive person))
2. The Green Mile
3. The Shawshank Redemption
4. Forrest Gump
5. Pulp Fiction (too "action-packed" for a drama, but the acting is mind-blowing))
6. Twelve
7. The Passion of the Christ
8. Hachi: A Dog's Tale
9. Léon
10. Meet Joe Black
11. Seven Lives
12. The Pianist

Melodrama:
1. The Notebook
2. A Walk to Remember
3. Ghost
4. P.S. I Love You
5. Titanic

Historical, war:
1. Troy (if you haven't watched it, you haven't lived)
2. Gladiator
3. Braveheart
4. The Patriot
5. King Arthur (slightly lower in rank, but also a very good film))
6. Taras Bulba
7. The Last Samurai
8. 38th Parallel
9. 9th Company
10. Turkish Gambit
11. The Stat Advisor
12. Admiral
13. The Siberian Barber
14. 300 Spartans
15. U-571
16. Escape from the Gulag
17. 10,000 BC
18. With Fire and Sword
...in parentheses are films that are slightly lower in rank (no less than 8), but also interesting and worthy...
(Apocalypse, The Nomad, On the Nameless Height, Enemy at the Gates, Fearless, Master of the Seas, Bastards, Alexander, Pathfinder)

Adventure
1. National Treasure 1, 2
2. King Kong
3. Sherlock Holmes (2009)
4. Avatar
5. Pirates of the Caribbean 1, 2, 3
6. V for Vendetta
7. Prince of Persia

Action (no higher than 8 points) (Action, Thriller, Sci-Fi, etc.)
1. All films by Luc Besson (The Fifth Element, District 13, Taxi, The Transporter, From Paris with Love, Wasabi, etc.)
2. Films with Tony Jaa and Jet Li (no higher than 7 points) (Ong-Bak, Ong-Bak 2, Ong-Bak 3, The Protector) – for lovers of real combat, there are simply no films equal to these. (I also recommend "Undisputed 2" and "Undisputed 3" – these films feature real, high-quality fights)
3. Sci-fi films from Marvel, etc. (Spider-Man, Hulk, X-Men, etc.)
4. The Matrix 1, 2, 3
5. The Mummy 1, 2, 3
Well, this is probably all the main good films)) I probably forgot a lot, but I'll remember and add them later))
P.S. I didn't write about comedies because I would prefer any film that is twice as good to the best comedies (maximum 7 points), and out of the huge number of horrors (maximum 5-6 points), I only liked: Mirrors (no less than 8) and Silent Hill (no less than 7).