50 Movies You Should Watch

TOP 50 movies you should WATCH, in my ipinion, no special order.

Note: Please note that there are movies that I have not watched (so there's a high possibility that your favorite movie is not here), I made this list because there are some unknown films that people don't normally watch and actually should, there are also some movies (like A Clockwork Orange and The Pianist that are more well known, but people still don't watch, and they should, because both are amazing movies!).
Also, some of these movies are in that list because of the impact they caused at some points of my life so far. Hope you all enjoy.

1. The Color Purple, 1985 (for hope that will never end).
2. The Neverending Story, 1984 (for your childhood dreams).
3. Pretty Baby, 1978 (for it's lovely yet seducing innocence).
4. Picnic At Hanging Rock, 1975 (for lovely girls in corsets and mystical australian land).
5. Alice in Wonderland, 1903 (for Alice that lives insinde everyone and it's first film/screen addaption).
6. Něco z Alenky, 1988 (for Jan Švankmajer surrealism and Czech film industry).
7. Gummo, 1997 (for it's nonsense and careless attitude).
8. The Shining, 1980 (for Kubrick's amazing work and Jack Nicholson in your nightmares).
9. The Birds, 1963 (for scaring the shit out of a 12 year old me).
10. Dogville, 2003 (for showing human nature).
11. Schindler's List, 1993 (for showing the humanity of WW2).
12. Billy Elliot, 2001 (for making us fall in love).
13. The Wizard of Oz, 1939 (for watching over Dorothy and lovely red shoes).
14. A Clockwork Orange, 1971 (for ultra-violence and real horror show).
15. Factory Girl, 2006 (for the stunning beauty that was Edie Sedgewick and Guy Pearce).
16. Christiane F., 1981 (for addiction and lost children).
17. El Laberinto del Fauno, 2006 (for it's horror mix up with fantasy).
18. Lolita, 1962 (for the precocious innocence that is Dolores Haze).
19. The Lord of The Rings: The Fellowship of The Ring, 2001 (for Tolkien's alternative universe coming to life).
20. Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone, 2001 (for your 11 year old waiting beside your window for your Hogwarts letter).
21. Tideland, 2005 (for talking barbie doll heads and Jeliza-Rose's own universe).
22. Taxi Driver, 1976 (for something trivial as a taxi being drive by Robert De Niro).
23. Léon, 1994 (for creating roots and plants).
24. Vicky Christina Barcelona, 2008 (for knowing what you don't want).
25. Lost in Translation, 2003 (for being meaningfull without words).
26. The Pianist, 2002 (for showing that loving music has no boundaries).
27. Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain, 2001 (for machine photos and caring for someone you don't know).
28. The Reader, 2008 (for keeping secrets and showing how much a single person can cause an impact in your life).
29. Inglorious Basterds, 2009 (for changing history and Christoph Waltz stealing the scene).
30. Sissi, 1955 (for Romy Schneider and the amazing land that is Austria).
31. The Secret Garden, 1993 (for learning how to smile and crying for the first time).
32. Ladies in Lavender, 2004 (for young violinists found in shores and best friends Judi Dench and Maggie Smith).
33. Good Bye Lenin!, 2003 (for hunting old newspapers and fall of the Berlin Wall impact).
34. Dancer in The Dark, 2000 (for finding a light when there's only darkness around).
35. All The Invisible Children, 2005 (for the reality of it).
36. Blindness, 2008 (for sending us a warning and living up to my expectations).
37. Savage Grace, 2007 (for the fact that you either love or hate it).
38. Running With Scissors, 2006 (for dysfunctional psychiatrist families and cat soups).
39. Donnie Darko, 2001 (for bizarre bunny outfit and time-travel).
40. I'm Not There, 2007 (for Bob Dylan).
41. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, 1982 (for flying bycicles and sweet e.t.'s).
42. Brokeback Mountain, 2005 (for the bittersweet romance and memory of Heath Ledger).
43. Angela's Ashes, 1999 (for the struggle of being a teenage boy).
44. A.I: Artificial Intelligence, 2001 (for the love of a son to its mother).
45. Fierce People, 2005 (for the search of a place to fit).
46. Perfume the Story of a Murderer, 2006 (for obsession).
47. Labyrinth, 1986 (for missing baby brothers and skinny leather panthed goblin kings).
48. Finding Neverland, 2004 (for attatching yourself when you are most needed and not knowing at all).
49. MirrorMask, 2005 (for visual artistry and Neil Gaiman).
50. The Lovely Bones, 2009 (for overcoming hate and growing from the spirit).