Good cinema: What movies do you find as enjoyable, or more, when you rewatch them?

[Plutarch]

Gene Wolfe defined good literature “as that which can be read by an educated reader, and reread with increased pleasure.” The same can be said for cinema.

What movies do you consider good cinema according to the above definition?

I’m curious what movies from the last decade people will mention, because I can think of only one or two, maybe three. There’s like 10–20 movies that I rewatch every year.

[Jingle Bell]

Gene Wolfe defined good literature “as that which can be read by an educated reader, and reread with increased pleasure.” The same can be said for cinema.

What movies do you consider good cinema according to the above definition?

I’m curious what movies from the last decade people will mention, because I can think of only one or two, maybe three. There’s like 10–20 movies that I rewatch every year.

"Bicho de Sete Cabeças", a amazing movie abt a guy who go to asylum by force because he used drugs, the film is very sad and u will get angry and hopeless in final, a masterpiece

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

A little known film called Reflecting Skin.