movie marathon: movies you must watch tonight
- Lily Collard
- Sep 15
- 2 min read
Updated: Nov 17

Get ready to be blown away by these top 6 movies you need to watch tonight. Literally! This week’s movie binge took me on an emotional rollercoaster, and I have to talk about some of the films I watched.
First up, A Walk in the Clouds (1995). Keanu Reeves is, without a doubt, the perfect example of what a man should be. He’s manly, honorable, and a military veteran, yet tender and respectful, even when he’s pretending to be the husband of a woman he barely knows. The way he interacts with the woman’s unhappy father? Absolutely amazing. And while his “wife” doesn’t truly love him, he remains a model of what it means to be a good husband, and both the woman and man stay pure throughout the whole movie. No acts of sin, gross scenes...overall just a decent, pure movie. The vineyard setting, the romantic tension, and Reeves’ quiet strength make this one unforgettable.
Then there’s The World Will Tremble (2025). Oh my goodness, the emotions in this one. That part where the last two men are running through the woods? Heart-stopping, gripping, heartbreaking. I was literally on the edge of my seat. The movie hits you with these emotional punches that just don’t let go, and it made me think about loyalty, survival, and the lengths people go for the ones they care about. Seriously, if you haven’t seen it, brace yourself for feelings.
We all had a throwback moment with Fall Guy (2023). Ryan Gosling is so funny, and watching it again reminded me why some movies just never get old. The comedy is perfect, the timing is perfect, and honestly, I forgot how much I missed this one until I watched it again.
Twisters (2024)? Epic. Full stop. The action, the suspense, the special effects – it’s wild. You’re glued to the screen the whole time.
And then, to round out my week, I watched Morbius and The Magnificent Seven, just last night. Honestly, wow. Both of these blew me away. The acting, the storylines, the morals – especially in The Magnificent Seven, seeing the characters make the tough choices for the greater good – it’s exactly the kind of storytelling that sticks with you.



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