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[FONT="]Se7en: David Fincher's career defining work in the eyes of many, this tense and brutal thriller is seen by many as the best work of Pitt. Twisting and turning and always confronting the viewer, it's one of the best thrillers made in recent years.
To Kill a Mockingbird: A ground breaking novel that became a critically acclaimed film, To Kill a Mockingbird is arguably the best film of many when it comes to discussing and confronting issues of racial inequality.
The Bourne Ultimatum: Seen by many as one of the best action movies of the decade, the third (and probably final) installment in the Bourne saga made ammends for an erratic second film and gave fans a fitting end to the series in action packed style.
Life of Brian: Monty Python's irreverant look at the like of...uh... Brian, a man born under similar circumstances to Jesus Christ. Witty and crude in equal doses, the film has perhaps the finest ending you'll ever see.
American Psycho: Bret Eason-Ellis' brutal novel was translated into a brutal, confronting film. Christian Bale caught a lot of eyes with his stellar performance in this stylish and controversial film.
Predator: It's never going to win any Oscars, but there's a lot to like about this classic action/horror film. Pitting Arnold Schwarzenegger against the alien 'Predator', this film was part suspense, part gung ho action, and part horror as a devilish game of cat and mouse came to its explosive conclusion.
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To Kill a Mockingbird: A ground breaking novel that became a critically acclaimed film, To Kill a Mockingbird is arguably the best film of many when it comes to discussing and confronting issues of racial inequality.
The Bourne Ultimatum: Seen by many as one of the best action movies of the decade, the third (and probably final) installment in the Bourne saga made ammends for an erratic second film and gave fans a fitting end to the series in action packed style.
Life of Brian: Monty Python's irreverant look at the like of...uh... Brian, a man born under similar circumstances to Jesus Christ. Witty and crude in equal doses, the film has perhaps the finest ending you'll ever see.
American Psycho: Bret Eason-Ellis' brutal novel was translated into a brutal, confronting film. Christian Bale caught a lot of eyes with his stellar performance in this stylish and controversial film.
Predator: It's never going to win any Oscars, but there's a lot to like about this classic action/horror film. Pitting Arnold Schwarzenegger against the alien 'Predator', this film was part suspense, part gung ho action, and part horror as a devilish game of cat and mouse came to its explosive conclusion.
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