Recommended for 27 high-IQ brain-burning classic movies

27 high-IQ brain-burning classic movie recommendations, guaranteed that you will not have a breathing !!! from beginning to end

Recommended for 27 high-IQ brain-burning classic movies

Ivan (Ashton Kutcher) had a bad childhood because of his actions that filled his childhood with unforgettable memories. In fact, he really only vaguely remembered a little terrible scene that had been haunting his normal life. Ivan accepts the psychologist's advice to write down trivial life in a notepad, but stumbles upon a trip back to the past through a notepad.

Only then did he clearly remember that he had done so many wrong things in his childhood. He fantasizes about using his current consciousness to dive into his childhood body to make up for the harm caused by various mistakes, especially hoping to finally walk back with Kathy, who was a crush at that time. However, his repeated changes across time and space can only increasingly incur the incurable treatment of the real world. Everything is like a butterfly effect, involving the whole body.

Mike (Bruce Willis) is a well-known child psychologist, but there are also patients who have never been cured, and even shot, and the teenager then kills himself. This casts a lot of psychological shadow on Mike, and a year later he finds another boy with symptoms like the patient, Cole (Hayley Joe Osmond), and patiently becomes his doctor. Cole is not easily accessible, but Mike slowly gains his trust and learns Cole's secret. It turns out that Cole has a supernatural sixth sense and can see ghosts. As unbelievable as this is, Mike helps Cole accept the truth after confirming the truth.

However, just as the problem is about to be solved, Mike, under the guidance of Cole, discovers an even more shocking secret...

In the near future, the earth is full of yellow sand, wheat, okra and other basic crops have been extinct due to blight, and human beings no longer look up at the stars as before, indulging in the burst of imagination and inspiration, but counting down the few remaining conditions under the ravages of sandstorms every day. Cooper (Matthew McConaughey), a former NASA astronaut who works as a farmer in the family, discovers a strange gravitational field phenomenon in the study of his daughter Murphy (Mackenzie Foy) and learns that former NASA members are still secretly working on a plan to save humanity in an unknown area. Years ago, mysterious wormholes appeared near Saturn, and NASA took the opportunity to send several astronauts to distant galaxies in search of habitable planets. Persuaded by Professor Brand (Michael Caine), Cooper bids farewell to his daughter bitterly, and three other expert professors, Emilia Brand (Anne Hathaway), Romilly (David Gyasi), and Doyle (Wes Bentley), the daughters of three other expert professors, travel in a spaceship to the three most promising planets known.

They traveled through the distant galaxy Milky Way, felt the vicissitudes of one hour and seven years, and glimpsed the magnificence and mystery of unknown planets and black holes. In the desperate and lonely corners of the vast universe, there is always a determined feeling that transcends time and space to closely connect them...

Daum Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) and colleagues Arthur (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) and Nash (Lucas Haas) fail in a dream-stealing operation against Japanese energy tycoon Saito (Ken Watanabe) and are used by Saito. Saito coerces Cobb, who is wanted and exiled abroad, to help him break up his rival's company, taking extreme measures to plant in the deep subconscious of his only heir, Robert Fisher (Cillian Murphy), the idea of abandoning the family company and starting his own business. In order to return to the United States, Cobb secretly turns to his father-in-law Miles (Michael Caine), and recruits young dream designer Ariardney (Ellen Page), dream actor Ames (Tom Hardy) and pharmacist Joseph (Delip Law Dileep Rao) to join the action. In layers of progressive dreams, Cobb must not only rebel against the subconscious instincts of Payhill, but also face the destruction of his deceased wife, Mel (Marion Cotillard), which is far more dangerous than expected...

Jesse (Melissa George), a single mother, and a group of friends go out on a yacht, but she always has a feeling that something bad is going on. Soon after, they encountered a strong storm at sea. The yacht overturned, the people fell into the sea, and after several struggles they managed to climb up to the wreckage of the yacht. Just when they had no choice but to do anything, a huge cruise ship slowly approached the crowd. Overjoyed, the crowd boarded the cruise ship called Aeolos without thinking, only to discover that it was a mysterious ship that had disappeared in 1930, and that it was empty.

Blood, mysterious instructions, and sudden murders everywhere lead this group of men and women into a cycle of terror that will never be repeated...

When your memories are shattered, how do you face life? The protagonist of this film encountered such a thing.

Reiner Shelby (Guy Pierce) is attacked at home by gangsters, his wife brutally raped and killed, and he suffers serious brain injuries.

When he woke up, he found that he had a rare "short-term memory loss", he could only remember what happened ten minutes ago, in order to let life continue, but also to avenge the tragic death of his wife, he used tattoos, notes, Polaroid snapshots and other small things to preserve memories, collect clues, and launch a difficult investigation.

During the investigation, Reiner encounters natalia (Kerry Anne Moss), a vulgar barmaid who seems to know something of interest to Leonardo, and Teddy (Joe Pantolano), who claims to be a good former friend but looks sneaky and ill-intentioned. Who in the end can believe it? Natalia? Teddy? Or is he himself?

After stripping away the cocoon, the truth is about to come out, simple but cruel, and does Reiner have the courage to face it all?

Caroline (Kate Hudson), a young girl, is hired by an elderly woman, Violet (Gina Rolands Gena Rowlands), to take care of her bedridden husband Ben (John Hurt), who is bedridden. Violet's large house is located in an area known for its mysterious customs and religious rituals, and Caroline felt eerie when she first arrived. As the days passed, Caroline grew suspicious of the big house and the eccentric Violet. By chance, she got a master key from Violet, which she could use to open all the rooms of the great house. When Caroline walks into the room hidden on the top floor, she sees a terrifying scene, and her intuition tells her that Ben's bedridden has a great relationship with Violet and this room, and she is determined to unravel the mystery!

Fight Club is a 1999 suspense thriller released by 20th Century Fox Pictures, based on Chuck Paranick's novel of the same name, directed by David Finch and starring Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, and Helena Bonham Carter. The film tells the story of Taylor, who has a miserable life, in order to find excitement, and forms a "fight club" with his friend Jack, where they can vent all their unhappy emotions and get a moment of pleasure through free fighting.

Deadly Magic is an American film released on October 20, 2006. It tells the story of two extremely talented young magicians and two good friends, Robert Angel and Alfred Burden, during the Victorian period when magic was in full swing. Two people become rivals because of their mutual jealousy and suspicion, and they use various methods to prove themselves to be the first magicians of that era.

The film tells the story of an ordinary and loving couple, suddenly one day the wife disappeared, the husband through various ways to frantically search, but in a diary left by the wife found that all kinds of clues indicate that the husband killed the wife.

The film follows the serial murder case created by criminal John Du and tells the story of the "Seven Deadly Sins" series of murders from the perspective of police officers Samose and Mills. The film was released in the United States in 1995. In 1996, the film won awards such as Best Picture at the 5th MTV Movie Awards.

The Life of David Gore is a film directed by Alan Parker and starring Kevin Sbessie, Kate Winslet, and others. The story is about Betsy Bloom, the chief reporter of a New York news magazine, who was ordered to interview a death row inmate, David Gore. Gore, who was convicted of raping and murdering Constance Haravi, will be executed at 6 p.m. on Friday, while Bloom must use the remaining 3 days to complete his interview assignment. The film is divided into three parts around a three-day interview, gradually revealing Gore's life in the form of flashbacks.

Alan Parker, the director of the film The Life of David Gore, was nominated for the Golden Bear at the 2003 Berlin International Film Festival.

Lonely Castle is a film directed by Juan Antonio Bayana and hailed as one of the world's top ten thrillers. The film tells the story of the heroine Laura's childhood spent in a seaside orphanage, the orphanage teachers care for them like mothers, and the children love like brothers and sisters. After 30 years, she and her husband returned to the orphanage with their 7-year-old son, Simon, only to find that everything had gone wrong. In order to create a fascinating thriller suspense, the screenwriter spent 10 years carefully conceiving the plot, and every puzzle in the film was revealed until the last moment.

The show tells the story of Jenny (Kelly Reilly) and Steve (Michael Fassbender) who come to the beautiful lake and plan a romantic and intimate weekend. But their weekends were disrupted by a bunch of mischievous, loud teenagers. After a verbal altercation, the couple's food and car keys disappeared. They had to walk to town for help, not knowing that this was the beginning of the nightmare...

The film won the 2009 Empire Magazine Award for Best Horror Film, the 2009 Portuguese Fantastic International Film Festival for Best Director, the 2009 London Film Critics Film Awards at the Young Actor of the Year (Thomas Turgoose), and the 2008 Sitges– Catalonian International Film Festival Jury Special Award for Best Film.

A beautiful town is instantly overwhelmed by a sudden thick fog. Screams came from the fog, and people fled in panic. David and his son and many of the townspeople are trapped in the town's supermarkets, waiting for the fog to clear. The fog did not disperse as expected, and the people who walked into the fog never returned. The thick fog gradually revealed its hideous face. Fear, panic, struggle, sadness, despair... People's spirits are on the verge of collapse. How can I get out of the fog alive? Faced with the almost crazy people in the supermarket and the fog that devours everything and the unknowable outside the supermarket, David wraps his arms around his son and begins a difficult road to survival...

<h3 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >16. Chainsaw Horror</h3>

Chainsaw Horror is a series of horror thrillers directed by Chinese director James Wan. The first film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2004 and was released around the world on October 29 of the same year, grossing $55.18 million in North America. Due to the success of the first episode, the production team filmed 6 sequels in the next 6 years. The film's short shooting time, low cost, and high box office have set a record, so it is regarded as the most classic horror film. Due to the excessive violence and bloody components of the series of films, after the release of the film, there have been many incidents in which viewers have been frightened and stunned in the theater, and it is recommended that those with poor psychological endurance and sensitive to internal organs, dismemberment and other content should not watch.

Mulholland Dr. is a suspense thriller directed by David Lynch and starring Naomi Watts and Laura Haring, released in the United States on October 12, 2001. The film focuses on the story of Rita and a girl who aspires to be a Hollywood actress after a car accident on the winding Muhran Road that causes her to lose her memory, and then a twisted adventure beyond dreams and reality.

The film is based on the novel of the same name by American novelist Dennis Lehane. In 1954, federal police officer Teddy (Leonardo DiCaprio) and partner Chuck (Mark Ruffalo) travel by boat to the Prison of confinement Island near Boston to investigate a bizarre disappearance. Rachel (Emily Mortimer), a hand-bladed female prisoner, mysteriously escapes from a heavily guarded cell and hides in the depths of an isolated island. Teddy suspects that john Cowley (Ben Kingsley), the prison's attending psychiatrist, deliberately conceals the inside story and reveals to Chuck that his real purpose in going to the island is to find the administrator who set fire to his wife, Dolores (Michelle Williams), and exposes the U.S. government's crime of using psychiatric prisoners to conduct human science experiments. But as the investigation deepens, the truth becomes more and more confusing...

In the eighteenth century, Jean-Maputiste Grenouille (Ben Whishaw) was born in the fish market, the dirtiest and foul-smelling place in Paris. Grenouille was born with an amazing talent for smells: whether it was stench or aromatic, he remembered them all and could easily distinguish them.

When he was in the orphanage until he was 13 years old, he was sold by the director to a cobbler. Grenouille lived a life inferior to that of a dog and a horse in a leather shop. By chance, Grenouille showed his extraordinary talent in front of the perfume Baldini and entered the perfume shop. But Grenouille wasn't content to make the world's most aromatic perfume, he dreamed of learning how to preserve the smell of everything. Bertini told Grenouille that the origin of the perfume was in Grasse, where people knew how to preserve the smell. Grenouille came to Grasse with a letter of recommendation from Bartini.

Grenouille fell in love with the body fragrance of the young girl, and in order to preserve this fragrance, Grenouille eventually embarked on the path of a killer.

Danny Duck (Jack Galen hall) suffers from mental illness, and one night he is inexplicably called to sleepwalk, and thus escapes the strange accident of a plane crashing on the ceiling of his room.

Since then, his life has changed, frequent hallucinations, and he often sees Frank the Rabbit Man, who tells him that the world will be destroyed in 28 days, 6 hours, 48 minutes and 12 seconds; he gets a book, the Upanishads of Time Travel, which has a strong curiosity about the time travel and offline universe mentioned in the book.

As the end of the world draws nearer, Jack's life gets more and more bizarre, and his new girlfriend and family are involved. It seems that Jack's desire to save the world needs to pay more.

Orphan Grudge is a thriller horror film produced by Warner Bros. Pictures, directed by Zomi Shira and starring Isabelle Foreman, Vera Famega, and Peter Sassgaard. The film tells the story of a couple who adopt a seemingly innocent girl, but the huge secret hidden in the girl almost leads to the destruction of their family.

In 2035 AD, humanity was invaded by a virus developed by the 12 monkey army, most of which died in this virus disaster, and only a few people escaped, but they could only survive in the dark underground.

Scientists decided to send people back in time to 1996 to trace the origins of the 12 monkey army. Prisoner James Cole (Bruce Willis) is selected as a volunteer. Cole travels back in time to 1990, when he describes the catastrophe of the future to the people of his day, is captured as a psychosis and diagnosed with schizophrenia by doctor Catherine Shirley (Madeleine Stowe). Cole escapes with the help of his fellow patient, Jeffrey Gönes, and returns to the future. Without finding out the origins of the 12 Monkey Army, Cole was sent back to 1996.

Cole discovers the origin of the 12 Monkey Army in Philadelphia this time, he finds the doctor Catherine, and the two of them embark on an adventure to track down the 12 Monkey Army!

A typical and fascinating suspense story: a motel is inhabited by 10 people, including drivers, prostitutes, actresses, couples, detectives and his prisoners, and the mysterious hotel manager. The day was stormy, communications were disrupted, 10 people were trapped in the hotel, and the terrifying story began.　　One by one, they died, leaving the grades in order. As few as the 10 survived, they began to panic and be jealous of each other, but inadvertently discovered a connection with each other. However, the suspects who are suspected by everyone have died, and the mystery is shrouded in the small space of the hotel, and such a murder case has a truth that people cannot guess...

< h3 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >24. 《Confession》</h3>

Confession is a 2010 Japanese film based on the novel Confession. Directed by Tetsuya Nakajima and starring actress Takako Matsu. The film tells the story of One day, Yuko Moriguchi discovers that her beloved daughter has been killed in the school's swimming pool. Although the incident was judged to be an accidental death, Moriguchi announced to the students that the prisoner was in the class and took revenge on himself.

Superintendent Quentin (Maurice Dean Wint), prison specialist and sensor specialist Rennes (Winnie Robinson Wayne Robson), doctor Holloway (Nicky Guadagni), architect Worth (David Hewlett), mathematics student Levine (Nicole de Boer) and autistic scholar Kazan (Andrew Guadagni) Miller Andrew Miller), six unknown people, wake up to find themselves in a complex, highly sophisticated labyrinth of identically shaped cubes!

Their only way out was to escape from the labyrinth, but although the cubes had the same appearance, the mechanisms inside were different and complex. Relying on the reasoning of Levin's mathematical knowledge, they finally thought that they had discovered the operation of the labyrinth, and with this time and time again to unravel the various organs, the edge of the maze was close at hand.

Just as they were about to join forces to escape from the labyrinth, an accident occurred.

On a bright day, Horden (Jesse Williams), Marty (Fran Kranz), Jules (Anna Hutchison), Dana (Kristen Cornell Kristen Connolly), and Curt (Chris Hemsworth) at the same university As a group of 5 others, they drive to a log cabin in the deep mountain and old forest for a vacation. What they don't know is that their every move is under the surveillance of a mysterious organization, and they will even consciously or unconsciously follow the guidance of that group of people into the trap. "Unintentionally", Dana reads a spell in Latin, after which the zombies buried under the dirt crawl out and carry out a bloody massacre of young people. On the other side of the camera, a member of the mysterious agency, Xi Zizi, looks at everything in front of the camera.

Ignorant young men, who must die for a mysterious purpose...

Ostensibly, Roger (Aksel Hennie) is a successful headhunter, but he has another profession – art thieves. Roger lives with his wife Diana (Synnøve Macody Lund) in a valuable villa, and Diana's gallery provides Roger's second career with a unique network of information. One day, through Diana, Roger meets a man named Koles (Nicola Costa-Valdo Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), who learns that Koles's home contains a painting of Rubens, which is extremely valuable, and Roger, who is facing an economic crisis, is moved. The painting was easily successful, but at the same time, Roger broke the private affair between Curles and his wife, which was not the worst, Roger, who thought that there was no clue left at the scene, found that the danger was gradually approaching him and his partner, and there was a man who was deliberately trying to kill them, and a terrifying escape began. And who leaked the secret? For a time, everyone around me, including my wife, seemed.