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List of my favorite movies Epic and historical dramas: * gladiator (gladiator, 2000): describes the splendor of the Roman empire and a general's quest for revenge in epic language. * braveheart (braveheart, 1995): conveys the freedom struggle of the Scottish…devamıList of my favorite movies Epic and historical dramas: * gladiator (gladiator, 2000): describes the splendor of the Roman empire and a general's quest for revenge in epic language. * braveheart (braveheart, 1995): conveys the freedom struggle of the Scottish hero William Wallace against the British in an epic way. * Kingdom of Heaven (Kingdom of Heaven, 2005): an impressive production that takes place during the crusades and deals with the themes of faith, honor and war. * Rome (TV series, 2005-2007): A detailed and immersive hbo series that reveals the rise of Julius Caesar and the collapse of the Roman Republic. Dystopian and suspenseful worlds: * children of men(last hope, 2006): is about the search for hope in a future dystopia, in a world where humanity has lost the ability to reproduce. * equilibrium (executive, 2002): a production that blends action and philosophical elements in a totalitarian regime in which emotions are forbidden. * the handmaid's tale (series, 2017-ongoing): a series that dramatically deals with the oppression of women in a totalitarian theocratic regime, adapted from the novel by margaret atwood. Cult classics and original stories: * fight club (fight club, 1999): a cult film full of surprises that offers a critical look at social norms and consumption culture. * Donnie Darko (2001): A cult production that combines time travel, divination and adolescent depression in an unusual atmosphere. * eternal sunshine of the spotless mind (2004): a touching and creative science fiction drama about love, memory and loss. Productions full of action and adventure: * the last of the mohicans (son mohikan, 1992): an adventure that blends the relationship between nature and man with an epic love story during the American War of Independence. * Apocalypto (2006): Mel Gibson movie, which tells the last periods of the Mayan civilization through a wild and immersive struggle for survival. * edge of tomorrow (at the edge of tomorrow, 2014): tells the story of a soldier who fights aliens in an repetitive time cycle in an action-packed way. Thought-provoking and emotional stories: * Dead Poets Society (1989): tells the story of an extraordinary literature teacher who inspires his students in a boarding school. * shawshank redemption (the price of captivity, 1994): impressively processes the hope and struggle for survival of a man who is unjustly imprisoned * the green mile (green road, 1999): tells the touching story of a prisoner with supernatural powers and guards Science fiction and fantasy universes: * blade runner, 1982 & 2017: in a dystopian future, cult science fiction movies about human-like androids ("replicants") and their hunters. It stands out with its philosophical depth and visual aesthetics. * arrival (arrival, 2016): a linguistic and philosophical journey triggered by the arrival of extraterrestrial beings. a thought-provoking production on communication, time perception and the future of humanity. * Battlestar Galactica (TV series, 2004-2009): tells the story of the struggle for survival of a group of people who escape from the cylons, the artificial intelligence race that try to deflow the lineage of humanity, in an epic space opera atmosphere. * foundation (series, 2021-in-ongoing): a visually impressive production that follows the collapse of a galactic empire and its efforts to rebuild the future, adapted from isaac asimov's groundbreaking science fiction series Stories full of crime and mystery: * se7en (seven, 1995): the dark and suspenseful story of two detectives in pursuit of a serial killer who committed seven deadly sins. * prisoners (prisoners, 2013): an impressive thriller about the desperate and angry struggle of two fathers who track down their kidnapped children. * true detective (series, 2014-ongoing): each season is an anthology detective series that deeply deals with a different crime story and the personal struggles of detectives. It stands out with its atmosphere and depth of character. Black humor and absurd comedy: * in Bruges (in Bruges, 2008): a production that blends the unexpected adventures of two different hitmen in Belgium's historic city of Brugge with black humor. * loving psychopaths (seven psychopaths, 2012): a series of absurd and funny events that develop when a writer in a screenwriting crisis drifts into the strange world of his friends. * fargo (film, 1996 & series, 2014-ongoing): both a cult film and a successful anthology series that skillfully brings together black humor, crime and absurd characters. Dramas with emotional depth: * Manchester by the sea(manchester by the sea, 2016): a touching drama that tells the pain of loss and the mourning process with an impressive performance. * lost in translation (if one could talk, 2003): the story of loneliness, alienation and unexpected bonding of two strangers who cross paths in Tokyo. * the leftovers(TV series, 2014-2017): an hbo series that deeply deals with the trauma and quests experienced by the survivors after the sudden disappearance of 2% of the world's population as a result of a mysterious event. Mind games and thriller: * memento (akıl defteri, 2000): a brilliantly crafted christopher nolan movie that presents the attempt of a man with short-term memory loss to find the murderer of his wife in reverse narration. * fight club (fight club, 1999): a cult movie full of surprises that offers a critical look at social norms and consumption culture * mr. robot(TV series, 2015-2019): a gripping series about the relationship of a young computer programmer with social anxiety with an underground hacker group and complex events in the cyber world. Post-apocalyptic and survival stories: *A Boy and His Dog (1975): tells the story of a young and telepathic dog's struggle for survival in a post-nuclear war dystopian world with a strange and dark humor. * the road (road, 2009): adapted from the novel of the same name by cormac mccarthy, a desperate but touching journey by a father who tries to keep his son alive in a world devastated after an unknown disaster. * station eleven (tV series, 2021-2022): poetically describes the collapse of civilization after a global epidemic and the efforts of a surviving mobile theater group to re-establish the connection between art and humans. Cultural and sociological studies (via fiction): * do the right thing (do the right thing, 1989): a spike lee film in Brooklyn that boldly addresses the tensions and racial conflicts between different ethnic groups on a hot summer day. * Parasite (Parasite, 2019): an oscar-winning production that offers a critical look by blending class inequality in South Korea with elements of black humor and suspense. * the wire (TV series, 2002-2008): a critical and realistic hbo series that examines the drug trade in the city of Baltimore from different angles, such as police, vendors, users, the education system, and politics. Experimental and independent productions: * primer (öncü, 2004): a cult independent film that deals with the theme of time travel in a complex and scientifically meticulous way despite being shot with a low budget. * synecdoche, new york (New York Illusions, 2008): a thought-provoking and absurd production that questions the life and existence of a theater director who contracts a terminal illness through a huge art project. * eraserhead (eraser head, 1977): David Lynch's first feature film, this surreal and nightmarish production stands out with its cinematography and atmosphere.