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The best road movies
(Comedy – action – adventure – horror)
“The road” is not just what is traveled, but what is experienced.”
1. Mad Max(Fury Road) (2015) – George Miller
A chase that knows no stopping. A crazy road battle for gasoline, water and salvation in a barren world. The action itself is a work of art.
2. little miss sunshine (2006) – jonathan dayton & valerie faris
The dispersion of a family while taking their little daughter to a beauty contest and reunite. cheerful, tragic, sincere. bus is no different from character.
3. the motorcycle diaries (2004) – walter salles
The transformation that young Che Guevara experienced on his South American tour. Not a landscape, but a journey on humanity. Deep but simple.
Thelma & Louise (1991) – Ridley Scott
The escape of two women to freedom. As the road gets longer, prohibitions, and so does the reckoning with society and the past. A feminist classic, angry and passionate.
5. Zombieland (2009) – Ruben Fleischer
Against the background of the zombie apocalypse, the effort of a group of people to survive and have fun. humor and brutality are beautifully dosted. It became a cult even with the list of rules.
6. into the wild (2007) – sean penn
The journey of a young man who escapes from society towards nature and loneliness. freedom, romance and tragedy are intertwined. based on the true story.
Top 20 French films
Top 20 French Films
1. Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amélie Poulain – Amelie
This colorful film, directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, tells the story of a shy waitress living in the streets of Paris who secretly tries to improve the lives of those around her. The film sincerely tells of the power of imagination, how small joys color life, and how many magical stories are hidden even in ordinary moments.
2. Les Quatre Cents Coups – The 400 Blows
François Truffaut's classic film tells the story of a young boy's search for freedom, his escape from family and school pressures, and his silent rebellion against societal expectations. This work, containing autobiographical touches, presents the pangs and hopeful rebellion of youth with a very sincere approach.
3. À bout de souffle – Breathless
Directed by Jean-Luc Godard, this film has become a symbol of the French New Wave; with its rebellious spirit, rapid cuts, and unconventional narrative style, it presents a powerful portrait of the fluidity of modern life. The film creates an energetic and free atmosphere, almost drawing the viewer into a poem.
4. Intouchables – The Intouchables
This heartwarming film, adapted from a true story, tells of the sincere friendship that develops between a wealthy quadriplegic and his street-smart caregiver. The viewer feels a hopeful atmosphere while witnessing the resilience of both characters in the face of life's difficulties and their warm, sincere bond.
5. La Haine – Hate
Directed by Mathieu Kassovitz, this film tells the events taking place in the Parisian suburbs and the anger of young people, through the themes of discrimination and injustice, in a striking way. With a harsh, realistic, and sometimes shocking narrative, it sincerely presents the dark side of society to
