Movie/film suggestions.

In no particular order:

Jean de Florette & Manon of the Spring 

The Searchers

Hombre

Donovan's Reef

Knox Goes Away

Lawrence of Arabia

Paths of Glory

Dr. Strangelove

Fail Safe

Interstellar 

The Professionals

The Thing (the original version)

Arrival

Blade Runner 2049

Hell or High Water

You Won't Be Alone  (be prepared for nothing, and everything)

Only Lovers Left Alive

Too many to list makes it impossible to come up with all the good ones so have at it.

All the best,
Nonoise

The Professional 

Ronin

Post election I'm leaning heavily into the Criterion Collection for relief, tranquility, and determination to escape the grotesquerie of the news cycle.  Criterion was fortunately rescued from AT&T's decimation of Time Warner/HBO properties after acquisition, and for $100/year deserves the subscription of any film lover.  Recent finds include Mark Cousins's impressionistic Orson Wells documentary "The Eyes of Orson Wells" and "Mr. Arkadin" (in two cuts), and Sean Baker's "The Prince of Broadway" and "Starlets"-- the latter a risqué but convincing vindication of the acting skills of a fourth generation of Hemingway women.  Also much enjoyed introducing my wife to Truffaut's "400 Blows."  

Today I find myself longing to again see Wings Of Desire. I remember it as being as beautiful a film as I've ever seen.