Is there any movie you would deem 'flawless'?

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   MyGirlThursdayposted 12 years ago

   Is there any movie you would deem 'flawless'?
   
   That means good acting, writing, cinematography, art direction, editing, and music and all-around good. I would consider 2006's The Fall to be flawless, for example. What movies do you hold in high esteem and can't find a flaw in?

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   lindalou1963posted 12 years ago

   My favorite is "The Green Mile"... the story itself is amazing, the acting is top notch and the music (1940s) is simply beautiful.

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   Richard Perazzoposted 12 years ago

   The Cabin in the Woods. Absolute brilliance in all categories.

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   Crissyliteposted 12 years ago

   Titanic. The special effects, music, storyline, costume, and the acting were all great.

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      nmdondersposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I agree.  This is the first film I thought of.  Most people know the story but this movie could not have portrayed it any better.

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   lone77starposted 12 years ago

   There are a number of movies I'd put in this category.
   
   Three, right off the top of my head:
   * Casablanca
   * Star Wars
   * Das Boot
   
   Each one lived up to the type of movie it portrayed and excelled.
   
   @lindalou1963, I agree with you about "The Green Mile." I'd also say that "Shawshank Redemption" was right up there, too. And yes, Titanic, too.
   
   I have many favorites that wouldn't make the "flawless" category. Most of the Star Wars series, half of the Star Trek series of movies and even the classic, "Forbidden Planet" was flawed (dialog was awful in places).

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   petenaliposted 12 years ago

   I would consider two movies to fall under that heading:
   1. A Beautiful Mind - fantastic acting and a clever, compelling storyline.
   2. Inception - stunning concept, acting, editing and a twist in the tail.

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   Olde Cashmereposted 12 years ago

   I would say the following are excellent films which are perfect in what they are. They are flawless in their genres and stand the test of time.
   
   - Casablanca
   - The Shining (Stanley Kubrick Version from 1980)
   - Rocky
   - Halloween (1978 Original from John Carpenter)
   - Toy Story

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