12 of the Best Movies Peacock Has to Offer

What is it to say about Jurassic Park who has not already been said? Steven Spielberg gave life to Michael Crichton’s successful book and has almost changed the way dinosaurs were represented on the screen. This film was a big problem when it created and presented a range of breathtaking special effects. Three decades later, the franchise continues to develop. But as brilliant as seeing dinos dominate the big screen, these films never reach the glory of the original.

As you will see, this list includes two films with Keanu Reeves. I did not plan this, but Peacock has the John Wick and Matrix franchises, who are extremely observable. I would say that all John Wick’s films are worth broadcast, but the first episode has this special energy in an original story broadcasting its wings. And to think, all of this could have been avoided if they had not played with John Wick’s dog.

Julia Roberts won the Oscar for her main role in Erin Brockovich by Steven Soderbergh, and for a good reason: she is an absolute power in this area. The film is based on the life of Brockovich and its evolution of the divorced mother of three children to a formidable investigation parajurist who, under the mentorship of the ed of Albert Finney, faced Pacific Gas & Electric and exhibited them for having contaminated the water supply of a local community.

Patrick Swayze presented all the right movements in Dirty Dancing in 1987. He may not have used his dance skills in many of his films, but his work as a juice of Johnny in this Dormer’s hit helped him put on the map. The film follows a 17 -year -old girl named Frances (or “baby” for those who know), who makes a summer trip to a seaside resort in Catskills with her family and falls in love with the Bad Boy dance instructor. My advice: ignore the dubious age gap between the two and, rather, look into the cheesy romance of all this.

Mike Nichols produced this classic comedy, inspired by the 1978 French film La Cage aux Folles. Directed by Robin Williams and Nathan Lane, the film follows the story of an external and proud gay couple who must hide their relationship when the conservative parents of their son’s fiancée come to visit. Gene Hackman and Dianne Weist are fantastic, and Agador Spartacus of Hank Azaria steals the show.

Listen, what can we say about the great Lebowski who has not already been said? They are the Coen brothers to their most emblematic. Jeff Bridges’ point of view on the role has solidified the actor as a legend of pop culture, and his relaxed atmosphere helps to offer the madness that is transformed throughout the film. John Goodman, Steve Buscemi, Julianne Moore, John Turturro, Sam Elliott and even the chips of hot red peppers all offer memorable performances. If you have never seen this one, you are completely turned. And if you did, isn’t it time for a rewatch?

The Wachowskis kicked the genre of science fiction in the teeth when the matrix was created in theaters in 1999. Dystopian nightmare where he is recognized as the potential Savior of humanity. Hey, no big deal, right? Not only did this film propelled Reeves into a successful superstar, but it also introduced revolutionary special effects that helped push gender and realize in the 21st century.

Jaws is 50 years old this year, which is a crazy thing to type. Steven Spielberg’s action film on an avenging shark has changed the way the films are made. It was the very first summer blockbuster here – for a reason. The film is full of Alfred Hitchcock style suspense, but what makes it so observable is the dynamic between the main actors Roy Scheider, Richard Dreyfuss and Robert Shaw. Come for the Epic Epic Monologue of Quint (Shaw), stay for the 4 disorders (Yes 4) minutes that the big white is actually on the screen.

The big budget and big screen musical adaptation of the successful piece Broadway, which features Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba and Ariana Grande as Glinda, storm the box office. Wicked – which is the first half of a trip to two films – follows the duo, which becomes improbable friends during their stay as a student at Shiz University, and take a look at the Pays d’Oz before Dorothy’s house arrives on the wicked witch of the East.

Christopher Nolan’s ossilized film explores the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer (played perfection by Cillian Murphy), the physicist who played a central role in the development of the atomic bomb. The story takes place through various points of Oppenheimer’s life, offering a complete and stimulating look at the man who pushed the world to the edge. The production value, the management and the performance of its cast have led to an epic cinematographic experience. It is not surprising that the film brought back the Academy Prize for the best film.

The selected tells the story of Paul Hunham (Paul Giamatti), Mary Lamb (Da’vine Joy Randolph) and Angus Tully (Dominic SESSSA), three lonely characters left in a New England preparation school during the Christmas holidays. These parias – a Curmudgeon teacher, a mourning cook (the role that won Randolph l’Oscar) and a disturbing student – create an improbable link. Located in the middle of the backdrop of the Vietnam War, the trio finds a feeling of belonging and closing one in each other, resulting in a story as eccentric and offbeat as sincere and poignant.