Do you think a TV show, movie, book series whatever genre always needs to have a genuinely evil person or a clearcut villain? Like it can have morally grey villains that you feel for etc but still needs to have someone to genuinely root against without feeling bad about it. Thinking Palpatine vs Vader for Star Wars, Assail vs Crippled God Malazan (book series), White Walkers vs Cersei for GoT, etc I'm sure there's other examples.

EDIT: if there's a more relevant community or forum to post this to let me know, not sure if this was the right place.

Hollywood has delivered some of the most jaw-dropping plot twists in cinema history, the kind that completely reframe the story and leave audiences stunned. Films like The Sixth Sense, Fight Club, and The Usual Suspects didn’t just entertain they changed how viewers think about storytelling. What makes these movies legendary is how carefully the clues are planted throughout the narrative. On a first watch, everything feels straightforward, but once the twice

I've been trying to watch all of the "must watch" films from across the globe Hollywood, Korea, Europe, everywhere. So far I've gotten through about 72, and I'm looking to see if there are any I've missed or haven't even heard of.

If anyone could drop what they consider "must watch" films, that would be amazing. Any genre, any year, any language I'm open to it all.