Top 10 Movies I Love

Nhelmar Atienza
Apr 15, 2021
7 min read

Updated: Jul 11, 2021

We all know that some places in the Philippines are now in the middle of MECQ and because of this, some people are now bored in their house especially those teenagers that don’t do anything at the house — no jobs and just do online activities and classes. So let me help you to not be bored. In this blog, I will share my top 10 best movies. 10 as my good in ranking and one as my best in ranking. Enjoy! Note: Click the movie to quickly go to the linked video and watch it. (Some of these linked movies are from Facebook or YouTube.)

10. Tunnel

It is a Korean movie about a married man fighting for his survival inside a collapsed tunnel. While rescuing him, situations change because some of the rescuers are opposed to saving him, and these circumstances lead to the rescuers refusing to help him escape on the collapsed tunnel. This film is full of moral dilemmas in which your choices can hinder the other. I didn’t spoil you and try to watch it in your free time. It is a good movie.

Synopsis:

Inside a collapsed tunnel, a car salesman (Ha Jung-woo) fights for survival while rescue crews race against time to extract him.

9. 5 Feet Apart

It's about a seventeen-year-old girl who has cystic fibrosis, which requires her to keep a healthy distance of at least 6 feet between each other until she meets this boy who has the same illness as she does, and as their bond grows stronger, so does their urge to break the rules. Before Stella makes a decision that will help two things: The first is that they will see each other, and the second is that they will keep their distance. They carried out this plan, and their feelings for each other grew even stronger.

Synopsis:

Stella, a girl with cystic fibrosis, spends the majority of her time in the hospital. Her life is full of rituals, boundaries, and self-control, all of which are put to the test when she meets Will, a charming teen who suffers from the same ailment. There's an instant attraction, but they have to keep a safe distance between them due to the constraints. The urge to throw the rules out the window and accept their attraction grows as their connection grows stronger.

8. Warm Bodies

I enjoy zombie films and shows, and this one is at the top of my list. It's about a guy who was about to transform into a zombie when he came across these living women, but he's trying not to, which is why this woman helps her because she notices that he's not like other zombies. They are attempting to find a cure for this with the assistance of this lady. Though they're looking for a solution, Their feelings for one another deepen. It's a nice film, and the actor playing the zombie are really attractive! Yes, it is the reason I enjoy this film. Just kidding.

Also, watch Zombie at 17, which is similar to Warm Bodies but features a woman who slowly transforms into a zombie. This woman is suffering from the effects of a virus that is slowly turning her into a zombie.

Synopsis:

The world's population has been split between zombies and humans due to a devastating pandemic. R (Nicholas Hoult) is an uncommon zombie who observes his walking-dead comrades attacking a living woman named Julie (Teresa Palmer) and saves her. Julie notices that R is distinct from the other zombies, and the two form a unique bond. As their friendship deepens and R becomes more human, a chain of events unfolds that has the potential to revolutionize the lifeless planet.

7. The Hows of Us

It's a Pinoy film about a young couple growing up together and dealing with the challenges of a long-term relationship. The lead actor and actress in this film have been a real-life couple for a long time, and they are fantastic! I'm going to stop because the more I talk, the more I'm going to ruin the whole story. Only keep an eye on it. Any couple in a long-term relationship will relate to this story.

Synopsis:

As they face the challenges of being in a long-term relationship, a young couple dreams of growing old together.

6. Four Sisters and a Wedding

It is a Pinoy film that deals with family issues, especially sibling envy of one another. I included it in my top ten because it is something I can relate to. I am the type of person who finds it difficult to cry or laugh in a movie, but this is an exception. I cried a lot while watching this, and it's very surprising. This is also one of my all-time favorite films, and I know I'll cry again and again if I watch it over and over again. I recommend this for you to watch it is a nice movie, I swear!

Synopsis:

Three sisters band together to convince their younger brother not to marry his fiancee. As they engage, they are forced to confront sentiments and issues that they have been burying for a long time.

5. Miracle in Cell No. 7

It is a Korean film that makes me cried a lot, just like the other people who react in the movie. It's a good film, similar to Four Sisters in a Wedding. Even if there is a lot going on, you will cry at the end because it is a happy ending.

Synopsis:

Inmates in a Korean prison band together to safeguard a buddy and his small daughter, who can't stand being separated even for a second.

4. Marvel’s Avengers: End Game

I enjoy all of Marvel's films, but this one is my favorite because you become so immersed in the characters' emotions that you begin to believe you are one of them... There are so many emotions. When I watch it, I can't take it anymore. I just have four words to say about this film: you must see it! —I didn’t expect the ending tho.

Synopsis:

Tony Stark, alone in space with no food or water, delivers a message to Pepper Potts as his oxygen supply runs out. Meanwhile, the remaining Avengers — Thor, Black Widow, Captain America, and Bruce Banner — must work out a means to resurrect their defeated allies in time for an epic clash with Thanos, the terrible demigod who wiped out the world and the cosmos.

3. Hachiko: Dog Story

Aside from zombie and cannibalism movies, I also enjoy dog movies, but this one is at the top of my list because it makes me feel so sad... I’m just into the story already and then, boom! That's what happened. So depressing... One thing about me is that when I watch a drama movie, most of the people in the audience cry, but I don't feel anything, while when I watch a dog movie, I feel either happy or sad and I cried a lot in this movie that after I watched the movie, I run into my dog and hug her really tight.

Also, try to watch A Dog's Purpose it is about a dog that reincarnates as another dog when he dies and all of his memories from his previous life will be lost, but there will be one person who he feels he knows for a long time until he realizes who he was in his life.

Synopsis:

Ronnie tells his pupils that his favorite animal is a dog named Hachi. Ronnie continues to repeat the extraordinary story of his grandfather's bond with the dog, despite being chastised by his classmates.

2. Wrong Turn

All seven parts of this film are my favorites because, as you might know, aside from zombie movies, I also enjoy thrillers and slasher films, as well as films in which characters kill in a sadistic manner. It makes me laugh while also making me make funny faces. Sorry if I scared you, but seeing the blood makes me happy. If you don't want to see that kind of thing, don't watch it.

Consider watching The Green Inferno, a film about cannibalism. It's about a girl who joins a student social-activism club. Their group is planning a trip to the Amazon Rainforest to stop a petrochemical corporation from clearing forests and dispossessing unrelated native groups until their plane crashes in the Peruvian jungle, where they encounter a tribal group who turns their journey into something unexpected.

Synopsis:

When Scott (Jeremy Sisto), Evan (Kevin Zegers), and Francine (Lindy Booth) experience car issues in West Virginia, Jessie (Eliza Dushku) and Carly (Emmanuelle Chriqui) are traveling with their friends Scott (Jeremy Sisto), Evan (Kevin Zegers), and Francine (Lindy Booth). Moments later, Chris (Desmond Harrington), a passing motorist, collides with their immobilized vehicle. The buddies are stranded and realize they're being pursued by a swarm of backwoods cannibals. The woodsmen are hungry and ruthless, and unless Jessie and her companions can outsmart them, they'll feast well.

1. Final Destination

And for my top 1, the Final Destination! This film is one of my all-time favorites in every way. It's about a person who has premonition—who knows what's going on a minute before it happens and takes action to change it. This is also the first movie I've ever seen, and if my memory serves me right, I was about 7 years old at the time. and because of this, I am starting to love this kind of movie genre.

Synopsis:

Alex Browning (Devon Sawa) is about to leave for Paris. Alex had a foreboding moment when he sees the jet explode seconds after taking off. Alex demands that everyone disembark, and seven people, including Alex, are forced to do so. Everyone stands there watching as the plane crashes in a fireball. He and the other survivors had escaped death for a short time, but they will not be able to avoid their fate for long. One by one, these misfits succumb to the grim reaper's wrath.