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A collection of movies with a non-human primate in a central role, not counting documentaries or King Kong/giant ape films.

Includes House Party 2, Poison Ivy: The New Seduction, My Demon Lover, and Wes Craven's New Nightmare

Not including movies about horse racing and the like.

Includes It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, Catch Me If You Can, 2 Fast 2 Furious, and Tail Lights Fade

Movies that revolve around a character who struggles with moral and ethical issues in the face of corruption, temptation and opportunism. The character may or may not maintain their integrity throughout the movie, but their integrity should be tested.

Includes Air Doll, Score, Bodysong, and Bôkô Kirisaki Jakku

Includes Spider, House of D, Palindromes, and Locke & Key

Includes High and Low, Mad Max, Rising Sun, and Point Break

Includes The Slow Business of Going, The Nightingale, Perestroika, and Lost on Journey

Includes Animal House, The House on Sorority Row, Higher Learning, and Burning Sands

Includes Football Now and Then, Necessary Roughness, Facing the Giants, and The Longest Yard

Bike themed/bike related exploitation genre films

Includes Snowballing, Sun Valley Serenade, Ski Patrol, and Eddie the Eagle

Includes The Sex of the Angels, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Black Sails, and Bad Girls

Horrors and thrillers featuring unstable gay or bisexual men, some with 'killer instincts'.

There is another collection of movies over three hours long I think so I decided to make it just between two and three hours long. Not counting the credits so if a movie finish before two hours and the credits make it that long it will no be here.

Movies which are very largely set within this particular decade, AND which are made in a later decade. Both these requirements must be fulfilled.

List of live-action feature films released theatrically by Disney. Movies mixed with animation count as long as the film is primarily live-action and not part of Disney's Animated Classics canon

Includes Magoo's Puddle Jumper, Blackfly, The Tell-Tale Heart, and Tea for Two Hundred

movies produced by "Nickelodeon Movies" which does not include TV movies that aired on the Nickelodeon channel

Musical films (TV & Theatrical) that were not based off a stage musical or review, though a stage adaption may have followed followed. I'm only including English language live-action non-diegetic (random number) musicals, because films in those categories are rarely based off plays.

Includes The Face of Another, Man of Aran, Rebels of the Neon God, and Cyclo

Includes Sailor Suit and Machine Gun, Black Rain, Koruto wa ore no pasupoto, and Tokyo Drifter

Includes Black Hole, Beyond the Black Rainbow, Bombshell Bloodbath, and Angst

Movies or TV shows that exist in the same continuity as previous series entries, but introduce new main characters, situations, etc. and thus constitute new entry points for viewers. Distinct from Hard/Continuity Reboots, which do not acknowledge events from previous entries.

Films & TV series that use an unreliable narrator as a plot device. The narrator's lack of reliability could be from lying, schizophrenia, bad memory, ignorance, etc.

Includes Seve the Movie, The Adult Swim Golf Classic, The Legend of Bagger Vance, and Dan Doh!!

Includes Moontide, Twilight Zone: The Movie, A New Leaf, and Ivan the Terrible, Part Two

Includes Are You Afraid of the Dark?, Game Shakers, Catscratch, and 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd

Mainly for blunt comparison to the Marvel collection.

Includes Best Thanksgiving Ever, Planes, Trains and Automobiles, An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving, and Miracle on 34th Street

Movies that were filmed largely or entirely without a script (including movies with a script that was largely or entirely ignored).

Asterix movies. Animated and with actors.

Includes Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, The Peacemaker, La Zona, and The Stand

Includes Freeheld, Parada, The Times of Harvey Milk, and After Stonewall

Includes The Avengers, Furious 7, Titanic, and Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens

Source: Wikipedia. Sometimes more than one film is listed for a particular year, due to uncertainty or because films have been re-released. Five films on the list are in my top tier: PSYCHO; WEST SIDE STORY; WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?; 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY; THE GODFATHER (in other words, all between 1960 and 1972).

Feature films dramatising the history of science.

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War films and TV shows that are funny dark comedies or comedy-dramas with an emphasis on comedy.

Includes The Turn of the Screw, The Haunting of Bly Manor, The Nightcomers, and Presence of Mind

Includes My Brilliant Career, Money Movers, Wake in Fright, and The Man from Snowy River

This list contains novels or short stories by British authors that have been turned into movies (made for TV or theater) or short television mini-series which can be watched as long movies. I adapted this from my friend's book list at Goodreads of the same name.

Includes The Long Green Line, Personal Best, Run Lola Run, and Desert Runners

Films made up to and into the 40's to appeal to segregated black audiences.

Live action films (TV shows or movies) where the thinking, voice-over and such, is mostly from the perspective of the animals for most of the show.

Movies where the principal character returns where he/she lived with his/her parents. They do not have to be alive, it is just that the character returns to his hometown, etc. Only requisite: the character MUST stay there.

Includes The Conjuring, The Dead Room, The Haunting, and The Woman in Black

Films set in Wales

Any films that feature horseracing (not just horses).