4º – The Dark Knight (Christopher Nolan, 2008)
The Joker is in Gotham terrorizing the city with robberies and the like. It’s up to Batman to rid the city of the villain, while countless other setbacks and rivals come along. ‘The Dark Knight’ is a movie unparalleled in the superhero sub genre. An impeccable film that transcends the limited traditional field of development of the subgenre, managing to bring to the viewer a concise plot with always correct resolutions.
3º – Mad Max: Fury Road (George Miller, 2015)
An empress from a place ruled by a ruthless tyrant decides to flee the place with some of the most important goods, initiating a frantic hunt behind her head. An instant masterpiece, ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ hardly requires a script to guide its 120 minutes in length, everything here is elevated by the graphic spectacle that the film emanates in each scene. Everything in the film is fantastic, achieving to achieve the feat of becoming the best film of the whole great saga.
2º – Die Hard (John McTiernan, 1988)
Allocated at Christmas, the film follows the kidnapping of a business building by a “terrorist group” that, in fact, intends to carry out a major robbery. The plans of the criminals begin to succumb when they realize that John McClane, a police officer off duty, is arrested at the scene and determined to disrupt them as much as possible. Marco of the genre of action, ‘Die Hard’ is responsible for the emergence of various clichés of the genre. It is also worth mentioning the character of Hans Gruber, masterfully played by Alan Rickman, one of the biggest and funniest film villains.
1º – Terminator 2: Judgment Day (James Cameron, 1991)
The film continues the story of the first, now featuring a cyborg, identical to the one previously attempted to kill Sarah Connor, who will work to keep young John Connor alive from the T-1000 attacks, a more evolved cyborg, seeking to preserve mankind from the onslaught of robots. Best film from the action genre and the career of great director James Cameron.
