1. "Fight Club"

Starring: Edward Norton, Brad Pitt; Director: David Fincher

Put this movie The reason for ranking first is simple. My favorite actor, my favorite director, and subversive ideas. As long as you like film noir, you will like David Fincher.

2. "The Usual Suspects"

Starring: Kevin Spacey; Director: Bryan Singer

Those I know who insist on watching it Everyone who has finished this movie has watched it a second time. There are too many good things in it, whether it is the lame Kevin or the wonderful dialogue "ma the fuck, give me the key".

3. "No U-Turn"

Starring: Sean Penn; Director: Oliver Stone

Have seen "Natural Born Killers", no Friends who have watched this movie must check it out. You will see too much of the director’s cleverness in this movie, a completely black story, a very funny encounter, and a ridiculous ending. , every bit can arouse your desire to watch.

4. "The Green Toe"

Starring: Jeff Bridges, John Goodman; Director: Coen Brothers

I like Coen very much Brothers’ movies, you can always see things in their movies that you can’t get in other movies, such as “Fargo”, “Empire of Money”, etc. This “The Big Lebowski” is filled with too much black humor, With an offbeat plot and hilarious dialogue, coupled with Jeff Bridges and John Goodman, we just have to watch.

5. "Reservoir Dogs"

Starring: Tim Roth, Holly Hunter; Director: Quentin Tarantillo

Why me I would rank this movie ahead of "Pulp Fiction", probably because I like this movie more than "Low". This movie was my first real contact with film noir (before "Pulp Fiction" ), I fell asleep after watching it for the first time, and accidentally watched the second half. After watching it, I watched it a second time. I have never seen a movie with such a narrative before.

6. "Pulp Fiction"

Starring: John Travolta, Bruce Willis; Director: Quentin Tarantillo

I don’t need to say more about Quentin’s movies. This “Pulp Fiction” must have become famous for thousands of miles. The special narrative method and classic dialogue have become the signature of this movie. Particularly recommended are the two passages where Samuel Jackson is reading the Bible.

7. "Two Smoking Barrels"

Starring: Jason Statham and others (too many protagonists); Director: Guy Ritz

If I were asked to comment on the smartest director among the movies I have ever seen, I would definitely choose Guy Ritz without hesitation, because of "Two Smoking Barrels" and "Plunder", this movie has It contains many plots that I hope to see, so much so that I can recall them many times. If you haven’t seen it, be sure to check it out. I won’t reveal the plot here (of course the plot is also very complicated. If you understand it completely, Probably at least twice).

8. "Trainspotting"

Starring: Ewan Michael Gregor; Director: Danny Boyle

From the intertwined beginning and end to Lou Reed's "A perfect day" is amazing every step of the way.

9. "Plunder"

Starring: Jason Statham, Brad Pitt; Director: Gary Ritz

Just because I'm here I watched this movie six times in one week, and you can see my love for this movie. I recommend that people who like noir movies must check it out. It is extremely funny and alternative. I recommend watching this movie at least 3 times. Because there are too many good things in it, and you can see a movie that takes Quentin's ideas to the extreme.

10. "Invulnerable"

Main actors: Jeff Bridges, Tim Robbins; Director: Mark Pellington

I don’t know if this is a so-called noir movie, but I always think it is, because of the surprising ending (especially when Tim Robbins laughed on the rooftop, I really got up) Covered in cold sweat).