Sumantra Roy's Favorite 75 Thrillers of All Time

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And, well, do I have to name the other movie I give you major props for? I doubt it.
As far as I can see you don't have to
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45. The Orphanage (2007) - Juan Antonio Bayona





44. Kvinden i buret/ The Keeper of Lost Causes (2013) - Mikkel Norgaard





43. The Thin Blue Line (1988) - Errol Morris





42. Nightcrawler (2014) - Dan Gilroy





41. El Secreto de Sus Ojos/ The Secret In Their Eyes (2009) - Juan J. Campanella




Damn, that's a great set right there. Personally, I'm not the biggest fan of the Department Q films, but still awesome to see a Danish film on here and also being this high.



40. The Usual Suspects (1995) - Bryan Singer





39. Mientras duermes/ Sleep Tight (2011) - Jaume Balaguero





38. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (2011) - David Fincher





37. I... Comme Icare/ I As In Icarus (1979) - Henri Verneuil





36. Jagarna 2/ False Trail (2011) - Kjell Sundvall




Love The Departed and like Spoorloos, Le Samourai, and Wages of Fear. I prefer Sorcerer to the latter.
Love The Departed as well...never even heard of the other two films, though as I scroll through this thread, I'm questioning the definition of "thriller" as a movie genre.



If that version is better than the remake (which is usually the case) then there's no hope for it. with me. I felt the original was a real let down.



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If that version is better than the remake (which is usually the case) then there's no hope for it. with me. I felt the original was a real let down.
Totally agree. Ive had the remake ready to watch for ages but after seeing the original its really put me off.
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The plot for both movies of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is almost identical with only minor changes. The main difference is that the acting in the Swedish version is much better. If you didn't like the original then don't bother with the remake.



If that version is better than the remake (which is usually the case) then there's no hope for it. with me. I felt the original was a real let down.
Well, I saw both and I felt here the remake was actually better than the original. I feel the same about The Talented Mr. Ripley as well, where the remake was better than the original (Purple Noon). In case of Insomnia, though the original was better than the Hollywood remake...



I do know some people who think the same about GwtDT and The Talented Mr. Ripley, SR.

I completely agree that the original Insomnia is better than the remake. Much better, IMO.



35. Zodiac (2007) - David Fincher





34. Repulsion (1965) - Roman Polanski





33. Jagten/ The Hunt (2012) - Thomas Vinterberg





32. Shutter Island (2010) - Martin Scorsese





31. Johnny Gaddaar/ Johnny the Traitor (2007) - Sriram Raghavan




Several great ones in the last 3 sets, and I already have The Secret in Their Eyes on my watchlist-maybe from you?
You found it by googling movies nobodys ever heard of . You PMd me after i mentioned i'd seen it saying that