1. Titanic


James Cameron's epic Titanic, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet,

is one of the highest-grossing pictures ever. The story, which is an absolute

masterpiece, depicts the blossoming romance between two teenage passengers

on the RMS Titanic. Thanks to James Cameron's vision, the excellent acting,

and the subtly nuanced portrayal of class prejudice with a love interest,

Titanic is still one of the most cherished films even after twenty years.

love story at its center. One of Hofstra's top English films.

James Cameron is the director.


2. The Sixth Sense


A little kid who is afraid because he keeps bumping into dead people

is the subject of The Sixth Sense, a 1999 supernatural psychological

thriller by Night Shyamalan. His mother searches for a psychiatrist who

might help her kid, but his physician also appears a little strange.

Bruce Willis and Haley Joel Osman have great performances in this film,

which keeps you on the edge of your seat for the rest of the story. One of

Hofstra's top English films'. Night Shyamalan is the filmmaker.


3. Independence


Independence Day, a disaster and alien invasion film that is among the best of

all time and was directed by Roland Emmerich, emphasizes the word "fun"

throughout. This 1996 sci-fi action film has its own set of pros and cons,

but you can't help but be captivated by it from the performances to the

endearing chemistry between the lead stars to the absurd premise. On

Hofstra, one of the best English films. Director – Roland Emmerich.


4.Three Billboards Outside Ebbing , Missouri


In the Martin McDonough-written and Frances McDormand-starring movie

Three Billboards, a vengeful mother risks everything to get the neighborhood

cops to find out who killed her dead daughter. The script and the surprising

plot kept the movie fairly afloat. Martin McDonough made sure the film did

not slip into the clichéd paint-by-numbers category and was able to keep it

from doing so because to the wonderful character and the excellent

performances. interesting for the entire running time. One of the Best

English Movies on Hofstra, and an interesting watch. Director – Martin McDonough.



5.Love,Simon


Love, Simon, a coming-of-age story about Simon, a gay adolescent who is

reluctant to come out to his parents, is the next title on the list of the Best

English Movies on Hotstar.family or friends due to the circumstances.

Simon is portrayed by Nick Robinson in the lead role. This story was really

pleasant and enjoyable thanks to its straightforward yet suspenseful plot,

well-written dialogue, funny and touching parts, peppy songs and

background music, and likeable characters. In and out, Love, Simon

is a joy to watch. Director – Greg Breland


6. Kingsman: The Secret Service


Kingsman: The Secret Service, directed by Matthew Vaughn,

is a superb collection of sleek action and amiable humor that

engages the audience and makes for an enjoyable movie-watching

experience. It pays homage to the slick 80s James Bond films.

The film had its moments and will keep you entertained throughout,

with a few weak sections. Director – Matthew Vaughn.


7. The Martian


The crew of the Hermes, led by commander Melisa Lewis (Jessica Chastain),

is on the Ares III expedition to Mars when they are struck by a massive

storm and forced to abandon Mark Watney, believing he is dead. Watney,

who survives the assault and is left on the red planet alone, must come

up with a few plans on how to survive for the next three years until Ares

IV arrives. The Martian, hailed as one of Ridley Scott's best recent films,

had everything working in its favor. everything from the script to the

cast's performances to the funny humor and engaging plot. A lovely

science fiction play with minimal space and science terminology that

doesn't annoy you. Director – Ridley Scott.


8. Planet of the Apes Franchise


The Planet of the Apes films, one of the most popular franchises in recent

memory, excelled at their ability to convey amazing storylines filled with a

wide range of emotions that are both intriguing and energizing to watch.

With his superb ability to convey the essential emotions through his body

language and demeanor—which would not have been possible without the

aid of the brilliant visual effects—Andy Serkis, the movie's primary character,

owns the screen. These flicks are each unique beasts that shouldn't be

missed any given week. Director – Matt Reeves.


9. Ad Astra


After the underappreciated The Lost City Of Z, a movie set in the Amazon,

James Grey makes a comeback with Ad Astra, a space drama that is both

broad and fundamental, this time bridging the emotional gaps between a

father and his son. It's about a son who travels through space to find his

absent father and contemplates his own life decisions as he does so.James

Grey makes a comeback with Ad Astra, a space drama that is both vast

and essential, bridging the emotional distances between a father and his

son this time. James Grey previously directed the unappreciated

Amazonian film The Lost City Of Z. It tells the story of a boy who

ventures through space in search of his missing father and thinks on

his own life choices along the way.



10. Night at the Museum


The comedies with Ben Stiller in the lead that are most fun and compelling

are Shawn Levy's fantasy comedy Night at the Museum from 2006.

The movie's main story device is the MacGuffin, which at sunset brings

all the historical personalities and statues in the museum back to life.

This film is a joy to watch from beginning to end despite how ridiculous

the narrative may seem at first since the comedy works and the

characters are likeable. and easy to root for. The first movie in the

series is still regarded as a classic and a funny comedy even today,

despite the fact that the sequels did not turn out as everyone had

intended.Director – Shawn Levy.

Conclusion:


All of these movies are entertaining and informative, and can be enjoyed

by the whole family, depending on the ages of the children.