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What type of movie do you want to see?

A fantasy movie? An action movie? A drama? What type of movie do you want to see?

There are no wrong answers when it comes to film. It is, after all, a matter of personal preference. What is important is that you have some interest in seeing a movie, either because it’s a popular choice amongst your friends or because you’ve heard good things about it. If you’re looking for a way to engage with others while also experiencing a mindless flick, then look no further! We’ve compiled a list of ten films that cover all areas of filmmaking and offer something new for viewers interested in literary adaptations, historical dramas, and adventure stories.

Blackmail

Directed by: Finn Taylor

Starring: Rosie Jones, Rob Pattinson

In the year 2022, love can be bought. So when handsome doctor Rob Pattinson asks his beautiful female patient Rosie Jones to marry him, she isn’t about to say no. But what happens when the tables turn, and Rosie decides she doesn’t want to marry Dr. Pattinson anymore? Can she convince him to give her the ring back, and will she be able to keep her job and continue treating the town’s residents? This indie comedy gives new meaning to the phrase ‘It’s not you, it’s me.’ Check it out if you’re looking for a light-hearted but charming romantic comedy.

Denial

Directed by: Xavier Salva

Starring: Frank Grillo, Kate Winslet

In the near future world of 2027, a deadly virus has been discovered. In an effort to find a cure, Dr. Kate Winslet and her team travel back in time to the 1990s. To do this, they use a cutting edge technology that enables them to explore subconscious memories and uncover the secrets people wish to conceal. As Kate fights to save the world, she is confronted with her own history and the secrets that she has kept. This film is a modern masterpiece. It blends fact with fiction, and plays with your mind’s eye as well as your heart. We can guarantee you’ll walk away entertained.

Drowning

Directed by: Andriy Zolotsov

Starring: Sophie Turner, Donald Sutherland

Fifty Shades Of Grey

Directed by: James Foley

Starring: Dakota Johnson, Jamie Dornan

Everyone in the world knows what the famous book, Fifty Shades Of Grey, is about. Isabella, a beautiful but uneducated young woman, is coerced into a sexual relationship with a wealthy man, played by Dakota Johnson’s love interest, Christian. Despite initially disliking this sort of lifestyle, after one night of sexual pleasure, she decides to try it once more. She asks her friend, Amelia, to seduce Christian in her place. What happens next is both exciting and unexpected. The scenes of explicit sexual activity are genuinely shocking, but the plot twist at the end will keep you guessing.

Game Change

Directed by: Jay Roentgen

Starring: John Malkovich, Ed Harris

The 2012 U.S. presidential elections were one of the most highly publicized, and debated, elections in history. As the campaign began to wind down, one of the major issues that arose was the fact that Republican candidate Mitt Romney hadn’t released his tax returns. When asked about this by a reporter, candidate Romney angrily replied, ‘What’s the point? Nobody cares about my financial situation.’ It was then revealed that, actually, the public did care. A lot. This film focuses on the last days of the Romney campaign, as he desperately tries to hold on to his position as President-elect and the media investigates his past as a billionaire businessman. What was supposed to be a victory lap at the end of the film turned into a debacle as the FBI and the Department of Justice launched an official investigation into whether or not Romney had committed any crimes during his time as a corporate raider. The film is a comical but heartbreaking account of the incredible downfall of one of the greatest political leaders of our time. We recommend it for anyone who is interested in the American political process, or just wants to see John Malkovich give one of his best performances.

The Imitation Game

Directed by: Brian Cox

Starring: Benedict Cumberbatch, Keira Knightley

World War II is now over, but its effects are still being felt, particularly in the workplace. With the help of some MIT students and engineers, Alan Turing, an English mathematician, creates a machine that can imitate an intelligent human being. Unfortunately, this machine, known as the Imitation Game, is then used by the government to spy on the population. Turing himself is called upon to analyze the data gathered from the machine and try to determine if it’s actually an artificial intelligence or just a mechanical device. The Imitation Game is named after Turing’s seminal 1952 paper, “Computing Machinery And Intelligence,” in which he first proposed the Turing test, a method of determining the true nature of an AI. If you’re a fan of Benedict Cumberbatch and have an interest in history, this movie might just be for you. It’s an incredible portrayal of Turing’s life, from his early years to the years he spent at war analyzing the German military and coming up with ways to defeat them.

Locke

Directed by: Richard Tanne

Starring: Kate Winslet, Tom Hardy

In 2027, following a global pandemic that has wiped out almost 90% of the world’s population, the remaining 9% live in terror of another outbreak. There aren’t many places left to hide, so those who can afford it live in a fortified suburb known as ‘the Wall’, while the rest remain in quarantine in another area called ‘the Grid’. Enter Jack, a convict who’s broken out of prison to find his daughter who he hasn’t seen in years. Before long, he’s joined by a group of similarly disillusioned people who have also had enough of sitting in prison and decide they want to do something about it. Together, these criminals plan to break into the Wall and free all of its inhabitants. This being a Richard Tanne movie, a highly sophisticated heist movie with twists and turns and amazing action sequences, what else could you want?

Mr. Turner

Directed by: Nigel Cole

Starring: Bob Mortimer, Geraldine Chaplin

These are just ten films that cover all areas of filmmaking and offer something new for viewers interested in literary adaptations, historical dramas, and adventure stories. What do you think?