It’s the weekend! You’re ready to kick back, relax and enjoy your bowl of corn and coffee. However, you are having trouble deciding what movie to watch. We have ten fantastic movie recommendations for you. These films are both timely and nostalgic, which is why they have been a hit with audiences. Enjoy!

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers

IMDb: 7.4

Year of construction: 1954

Director: Stanley Donen

Cast: Jane Powell, Howard Keel, Jeff Richards

The story is set in Oregon in 1850 and tells the tale of Adam, a man who lives in a forest with six of his brothers. The man lives in the same cabin as his six siblings. The man is ready to marry and travels to the city centre to do so. He also meets Milly, a woman he decides to marry. Milly is surprised when he returns to his hometown with Milly. Milly is determined bring order to his family’s life soon…

Rebel Without a Cause

IMDb: 7.7

Year of construction: 1955

Director: Nicholas Ray

Cast: James Dean, Natalie Wood, Sal Mineo

One of the most cherished films in cinema history. Rebel Youth, Jim is seventeen years old and moves to Los Angeles with family. The police arrest this rebellious teenager for breaking the prohibition against drinking in public. He will continue his education at Dawson High School, but he has many mischief and problems. We begin to learn about Jim’s family, as well as the American middle-class family structure, when Jim’s grandmother, mother, and father arrive at the station to rescue him.

It is hot for some

IMDb: 8.2

Year of construction: 1959

Director: Billy Wilder

Cast: Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon

Joe and Jerry, two Chicago jazz musicians, witnessed a 1929 massacre and escaped with their lives from the gangsters. They are going on a wild adventure as the duo disguise themselves as women and go by the names Josephine and Daphne. They were forced to leave the city to find a job and were tempted by a Miami female band to hide.

Queen of the Freaks Breakfast at Tiffany’s)

IMDb: 7.6

Year of construction: 1963

Director: Blake Edwards

Cast: Audrey Hepburn, George Peppard, Patricia Neal

The movie features the following: Romantic relationship Holly Golightly (Audrey Hepburn), a colorful figure in New York society, is told that she is an eccentric, reckless, cheerful and joyful, but also a darling of everyone. Paul Varjak (George Peppard), is the young writer who lives next to the apartment. Capote’s novel clearly stated that Holy was a callgirl, but due to the censorship in film, Holy has been transformed into a crazy socialite and lives off her gifts. Varjak makes her living working as a gigolo for the government. Movie as in the book.

Happy Days (The Sound of Music).

IMDb: 8.1

Year of construction: 1967

Director: Robert Wise

Cast: Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer, Eleanor Parker, Richard Haydn, Peggy Wood

Cheerful days was nominated in 1966 for 10 Academy Awards and won five in the Best Film and Director, Music, Sound and Editing categories. It was also listed among the USA’s most culturally and historically important films.

Miss Daisy’s driver (Driving Miss Daisy).

IMDb: 7.3

Year of Building: 1989

Director: Bruce Beresford

Cast: Morgan Freeman, Jessica Tandy, Dan Aykroyd

Miss Daisy Werthan is an older, wealthy woman. While Miss Daisy Werthan has enjoyed a comfortable life, she didn’t consider herself wealthy or forgot the times when her family was poor. The chauffeur is hired to assist the elderly woman, who can have some issues as she gets older and need help with her chores. Daisy refuses to hire a chauffeur because she doesn’t feel that she needs one. Boogie, her son, found Hoke. After a while, they form a new friendship. Hoke is constantly cursing him for starting the job.

Baby’s Day out

IMDb: 7.6

Year of Building: 1994

Director: Patrick Read Johnson

Cast: Joe Mantegna, Lara Flynn Boyle, Joe Pantoliano, Brian Haley, Cynthia Nixon

Baby Bink lives in a mansion together with his family. The family would like to take photographs of the baby. But three fraudsters pretend to pose as photographers and kidnap him. The hilarious story of three incompetent kidnappers who kidnap a cute baby is a delightful comedy. Someone is actually protecting the babies!

Piano (The Piano)

IMDb: 7.6

Year of construction: 1993

Director: Jane Campion

Cast: Holly Hunter, Harvey Keitel, Sam Neill

The story tells the story Ada, a mute pianist, and her daughter. They are set in New Zealand’s west coast in the mid-19th centuries. Ada, who couldn’t speak since she was six years old, learned to play the piano, and then became a great pianist. A deal with a wealthy New Zealander allows her father to marry Ada. The young woman then takes her daughter to live in a foreign country. There are problems between her and her newly-married husband. The young woman must leave her piano. But a surprise is waiting for him will solve all his problems. Change his life..

The Power of Love (León)

IMDb: 8.5

Year of Building: 1994

Director: Luc Besson

Cast: Jean Reno and Gary Oldman. Natalie Portman

Mathilda is a twelve-year-old girl who lives in New York City with her family. Mathilda does not love her parents and is unable to appreciate her little sister as her greatest asset. The mafia murders every member of the family when Leon’s father is involved with drug dealing. Leon is a cold-blooded murderer. Mathilda, who was out shopping, managed to escape the incident but hid in Leon’s apartment. Mathilda is not able to escape the attack because Leon has a deep love for Mathilda. He takes Mathilda under his wing and forms a relationship that neither one of them could have predicted.

The Matrix

IMDb: 8.7

Year of construction: 1999

Director: Lana Wachowski

Cast: Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss

Thomas Anderson, a computer programmer is also known as Neo, a masterful hacker. But he is continually followed by men in black suits with glasses. Morpheus will reveal the reasons for his pursuit to him, who he will also meet. Neo is suddenly caught up in a massive conspiracy, and must believe Morpheus. He is completely deceived by the world he believes he lives. All of humanity is a slave to creatures from outer space. Neo is helped by the Trinity and Morpheus to join a group that aims to overthrow this order.