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- Key Largo (1948) An ex-solider is requested to travel to a remote hotel in the Florida Keys where he meets one of his fallen comrade’s widow and father.
- Strange Days (1995) Kathryn Bigelow’s sorely underappreciated 1995 sci-fi thriller combines the urban dystopia of Blade Runner with the high-octane action of Terminator 2: Judgement Day – not a surprise considering it was scripted by Bigelow’s ex-husband – James Cameron.
- Irréversible (2002) This rattling and deeply discomforting film from Gaspar Noé is a notorious 21st century shocker – but equally, it is a haunting yarn concerning the fragility of life and the shattering consequences of the seemingly inconsequential actions that are revealed as the film’s narrative unravels in reverse-chronological order.
- The Warriors (1979) This cult New York set urban thriller remains one of the most treasured films from the 1970s.
- 10 'Dazed and Confused'
- 9 'Before Sunset'
- 8 'Dog Day Afternoon'
- 7 'Reservoir Dogs'
- 6 'Dr. Strangelove OR: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love The Bomb'
- 5 'Before Sunrise'
- 4 'The Breakfast Club'
- 3 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off'
- 2 '12 Angry Men'
- 1 'Die hard'
What could be a more dramatic, hormonal and emotionally-charged 24 hours than the last day of school? Dazed and Confused gives viewers a brutal peek at the heightened happenings at a U.S. high school. Hazings and hi-jinks abound, and the ensemble cast shows different versions of how the final day of school can play out in the movie. The students of...
Nine years after their magical meeting in 1995's Before Sunrise, Jesse and Celine cross paths in Paris. Before Sunsetallows the audience to meet the characters again, in an informal but intimate way. Responding to the first film, this sequel feels like being let in on a behind-the-scenes moment, or the reunion episode of a reality show. RELATED: Th...
Dog Day Afternoontells the true story of a bank robbery gone horribly wrong. From losing a third of their heist party in the first moments, to only collecting a meager $1,100 from the robbery, Sonny and Sal can't catch a break. But with mounting police pressure, a room full of hostages and a street of onlookers, time is of the essence. Best Origina...
Is time ever more sensitive than when someone is bleeding out on the floor and the cops could very possibly be about to burst through the door? Reservoir Dogstakes place on the day of a diamond heist - albeit the chapters of the day are cleverly revealed in a non-linear fashion. Several of the characters are given context in flashbacks to establish...
The Cold War kept Americans in a state of unease for decades, and the ever-present possibility of nuclear annihilation bred longstanding anxiety. Such strong fear is the perfect fuel for satire - which is exactly the situation for Dr. Strangelove. A U.S. general launches an airborne attack on the USSR, and a group of useless politicians, military o...
Two strangers meet on a train in Vienna and decide to spend the day together, until they must inevitably part ways. Celine must continue to Paris on the morning train, and Jesse is scheduled to fly back to the US - their time together is finite from the moment they meet. The awareness that they only have one day together lingers in the air, making ...
Time moves so slowly in high school -especiallyin detention. Watching the clock is an elective subject all students begrudgingly enroll in at some point. But if the enforced captivity of a day in detention became an opportunity to share, be vulnerable, and learn about people instead of algebraic equations, that could be a potent and more enduring l...
Life moves pretty fast, so Ferris Bueller is determined to make the most of every day. Casting off the oppressive shackles of another boring day in high school, Ferris takes his best friend and girlfriend on an adventure. An art museum, a fancy lunch, driving an immaculate Ferrari, and crashing a street parade are just a few items on the fantastica...
Time is of the essence and a life is on the line in 12 Angry Men. The jurors in a murder case must come to a unanimous decision, beyond reasonable doubt and despite each man's preconceptions, before leaving the deliberation room. It is up to one juror with reasonable doubts to convince the rest of the angry men in favor of his verdict. The film is ...
A lot can happen in a couple of hours - security codes can be broken, terrorist's plans can be foiled, a marriage can be saved and a clean, white singlet can become a completely different color. Such is the case in fan-favorite unconventional Christmas movie, Die Hard. On Christmas Eve, as a group of thieves takes over the Nakatomi building to rob ...
Sep 15, 2024 · Vote up the day in the life movies that make the best use of their 24 (or less) hours. Some cinematic narratives develop over the course of years, decades, maybe even centuries. And then there are the movies in which the entire story takes place in 24 hours or less.
Jun 27, 2023 · Many films utilise a tight 24-hour time-frame to create a sense of urgency and intensity by depicting events happening (as close as possible) in real-time. Examples of this technique has been used in many genres such as: romance, comedies, drama and westerns.
- 12 Angry Men (1957) Sidney Lumet’s directorial debut marks one of the greatest films ever made. This dramatic trial film tells the story of a jury made up of 12 men as they deliberate the guilt or acquittal of a defendant on the basis of reasonable doubt.
- Rashomon (1950) One of the most influential films ever made, Akira Kurosawa’s Japanese jidaigeki film has marked the first use of flashbacks that disagreed about the action they were flashing back to.
- Reservoir Dogs (1992) Quentin Tarantino’s directorial debut follows eight men before and after their botched diamond heist. All the characters are given pseudynyms so as to protect their identity from each like Mr. Orange (Tim Roth), Mr. Pink (Steve Buscemi), Mr. Blue (Edward Bunker), Mr. Brown (Quentin Tarantino), Mr. Blond (Michael Madsen) and Mr. White (Harvey Keitel).
- Run Lola Run (1998) Tom Tykwer’s German thriller follows Lola (Franka Potente) who needs to obtain 100,000 Deutsche Mark in twenty minutes to save her boyfriend, Manni’s (Moritz Bleibtreu) life.
Probably somewhere around 40 hours. Back to the Future is right around the 24 hour mark because he stops off at Doc's place before school in the first one, and the third one ends the morning the next day. Edit: The second and third movies only take up about 15 minutes of current time total.
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24 hours in the lives of three young men in the French suburbs the day after a violent riot. Director Mathieu Kassovitz Stars Vincent Cassel Hubert Koundé Saïd Taghmaoui 23.
