Top 10 Underrated Movies! 

I was scrolling through Disney+ and found a movie called…Star Wars. I’d never heard of it before, watched it and it was pretty good! I never heard anybody talk about it before.

The Grey with Liam Neeson is my pick! It’s so profound and emotional, and I wish it was talked about more!

Prince of Egypt, Rise of the Guardians, Mr. Peabody and Sherman, The Nice Guys, and Iron Man 3.

You uploaded this at the exact minute watchmojo put out their top underrated movies of the century, that’s insane

I'm from Wyoming and grew up right by Wind River reservation!

Some that come to my mind, in no order: - Rurouni Kenshin live actions - The Prince of Egypt - Whisper of The Heart - Only Yesterday - Jackie Brown - Over The Hedge - Suzume - Sword of The Stranger - Mrs. Doubtfire - Wind River - Copland - Wolfwalkers - The Florida Project - The First Slam Dunk - Evangelion 3.0: You Can (Not) Redo - A Silent Voice - The Road To El Dorado - Atlantis: The Lost Empire - The Princess and The Frog - Hook - Mr. Peabody and Sherman - Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby - Rise of The Guardians - Warrior (I’ve definitely seen way more discussion for this film, but that may just be here lol) - I Want To Eat Your Pancreas (I know the title is off but I promise you it’s good)

I grew up watching The Rocketeer. It was my #1 Favorite Movie when I was a kid. So sad that it flopped at the box office.

My 10 Underrated Movies (in no particular order) Frailty (2001) Sky High (2005) Warrior (2011) Dredd (2012) Knights of Badassdom (2013) The Final Girls (2015) The Nice Guys (2016) Good Time (2017) Upgrade (2018) Totally Killer (2023)

For me, my most underrated movie is Rush (2013), starring Chris Hemsworth and Daniel Bruhl

1. Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World 2. Looper 3. Scott Pilgrim vs. The World 4. I Am Mother 5. A Monster Calls 6. Patriots Day 7. Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters/ Godzilla: The City on the Edge of Battle/ Godzilla: The Planet Eater 8. I, Robot 9. Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie 10. Escape Plan

It's because of you and Cody Leach that I finally got off my ass and watched Warrior when it was on Netflix and it instantly became one of my favourite films. It's just so good!

My Top 10 Underrated Movies 10. Kick Ass 2 9. Love & Monsters 8. Bone Tomahawk 7. Super 6. Zombieland Double Tap 5. Brawl on Cell Block 99 4. Dredd 3. This is the End 2. Lion King 2 Simba's Pride 1. Malignant

Rat Race (2002) is genuinely one of the greatest comedies of all time

Wind River and Chef are both great movies on thier own right.

Hell or high water, sourcecode, hateful eight, ripd, disney treasure planet, savages, solo star wars story(extremly underrated), ready player one, other guys, big year. These are some of my favourite underrated movies

1. Evolution (2001) 2. Collateral (2004) 3. Return to Me (2000) 4. The Nice Guys (2016) 5. The Mask of Zorro (1998) 6. Arrival (2016) 7. The Visit (2015) 8. Phantom (2013) 9. Les Miserables (2012) 10. Terminator: Salvation (2009) 11. The Prince of Egypt (1998) These are in in no particular order for me.

- The Ref (One of my favorite movies) - Warrior - True Romance - Planes, Trains & Automobiles - Midnight Run - The Nice Guys - Bloodsport - The Patriot - Brawl in Cellblock 99 - A Nightmare on Elm Street part 3 - Halloween III: Season of the Witch (I like it more than the first Halloween) - Kick-ass - Paul Rudd comedies in general - Tenet - Iron man 3 - Love & Monsters Some of these are popular movies, I just think they’re overlooked. Then there’s the ones I’m sure some of you haven’t heard of

1. Redline 2009 2. Born to fight 2004 3. Chocolate 2008 4. Rurouni Kenshin 1-5 (live action) 5. Ip Man 1-4 6. Master Z (Ip Man spin off) 7. Shadow 2019 8. Merantau 2009 9. Decision to leave 10. A silent voice

Chef is one of those movies that I continually walk in on my Dad rewatching the movie.

Movies used to live on by being re-aired on television years after their theatrical release. But now that 1) television is full of reality tv shows, and 2) no one watches television anymore, I wonder how older movies will live on in our public consciousness.

Chef has been a go to comfort film for me since it came out. A movie I love and would definitely recommend. The lava cake scene is one I will never forget 😂.

It's Midnight Run by the way. The most underrated film I've watched a trillion times

Since discovering Sean Chandler's channel a few years ago, I've witnessed a remarkable improvement in his reviews. The depth of research, especially when tackling trilogies, is impressive and shows his dedication to providing thorough and insightful content. Watching Sean openly discuss his journey of overcoming addiction and replacing it with something substantial has been truly inspiring. Thank you, Sean, for all the movie reviews and for helping us discover films we might have never found without you. Your passion and perseverance continue to make a positive impact on so many of us.

Chef is a fantastic movie. Great story about having passion for what you do. His “I love it” speech is especially underrated.

Loving the Overlord rec, I watched that one with some rowdy buddies in high school and we couldn’t get enough of it😂😂😂

Christopher Nolan’s first film: following

Underrated movies: Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie Blinded by the Light Midnight in Paris Free Guy Yesterday Loving Vincent Puss in Boots Kung Fu Panda 3 Bill

I originally watched Warrior cause you mentioned it in a video and now it’s one of my favorites, so thanks for that. Also glad to see Love and Monsters get some appreciation.

I’m nearly it was because of you I watched Warrior back in the day, appreciate your videos Sean!

Overlord so underrated 🔥 one of the most intense war scenes in the beginning of the movie

The movie "Dredd" from 2012 was amazing and should have started a film franchise.

Breakdown (1997), License To Kill (1989), Warrior (2011), Insomnia (2002), Volcano (1997), Daylight (1996), The Day After Tomorrow (2004), and Godzilla King Of The Monsters (2019) just to name a few

My list are Mr. Peabody and Sherman, The Bob's Burgers Movie, Piranha 3d, Ready Player One, Pan, The Fabelmans, Brave, Onward, 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi, and The Magnificent Seven.

I agree with The Rocketeer; I have loved that movie since I was a boy! Some of my other favorite underrated movies, similar to The Rocketeer insofar as they are simply fun adventures that appeal to the boy in me, are: 1. John Carter 2. Speed Racer 3. Cowboys and Aliens 4. Conan the Barbarian (1982) 5. Last Action Hero

My favourite are: The Long kiss goodbye. Prince Of Egypt. Frailty. Jackie Brown. The Hateful Hate. Felon. Tomcats. The Last Duel. The Last Action Hero. Mystery Men.

Here are some that come to mind for me: The Secret of NIMH Highlander Quiz Show Whisper of the Heart Amistad Mystery Men Secondhand Lions Hoodwinked! The Guardian Eddie the Eagle

Here's my top 5 underrated movies: 1.Bicentennial man 1999 2. Ghost world 2001 3. Magic 1978 4. Steel magnolias 1989 5. Legend 1985

My top 10 Underrated movies (with 5 honorable mentions): 1 Greatest Game Ever Played (2005) 2 War Horse (2011) 3 I Love You Man (2009) 4 Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004) 5 Eddie the Eagle (2015) 6 Real Steel (2011) 7 Game Night (2018) 8 42 (2013) 9 Rock of Ages (2012) 10 Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002) HM 11 Behind Enemy Lines (2001) 12 The Walk (2015) 13 The Intern (2015) 14 Baywatch (2017) 15 The Greatest Showman (2017)

Wow, Warrior is already 13 years old? I remember getting a free screening of it and absolutely loving it and recommended to many people. Crazy how fast time moves. Chef is another fantastic one on this list. It was a true return to form for Favreau and it came out at the perfect time. Really was a film that got people more interested in food. Great great movie.

Thanks for the recommendations, Sean! I have a suggestion when you do videos such as this one. Somewhere either in the video or maybe in the description, it would be great to tell us where these movies are streaming or how to otherwise access these recommendations.

Solid list Sean!

Occupation, Occupation: Rainfall, Bring Him To Me and Journey To Bethlehem are ones I recommend to everyone.

Great list!! I will be checking out some of these movies!!

Believe me when I say I was SHOCKED when Warrior wasn't #1

Frequency is one of the most underrated movies ever. Everybody I know who has seen it has thought it is great, yet no one ever mentions this movie. It’s so underrated that I guarantee I’m the only person in the comment section who will mention it, but everyone who reads this will go “oh yeah.. that’s a great movie!”

So glad you included the Zorro title! A def favorite of mine for a long time.

Amazing list, couldn't agree more

"The Count of Monte Cristo (2002)" A solidly entertaining swashbuckler. I enjoyed it way better than The Mask of Zorro.

Fighting with my family was an awesome movie. Fun facts Sean. The real life Paige from the WWE returned back to wrestling after a career threatening neck injury two years ago.

I Used To Be Famous was a film I watched on Netflix a couple years ago and oh my goodness it hit me emotionally. I laughed, I cried. It's such a feel good masterpiece that I personally recommend

1) The Descent 2) Children of Men 3) Before Trilogy 4) Upgrade 5) The Cabin in the Woods 6) Evil Dead 2013 7) V for Vendetta 8) Kick Ass 9) Malignant 10) Collateral

Great list Sean! I love Overlord, Warrior, Mask of Zorro and The Rocketeer.

For me, The Godfather and The Matrix. These little movies from unknown directors like Coppola and the Wachowskis.

With you, Cody, and Chris Stuckmann bringing Frailty back into the limelight I hope it can get the recognition it deserves!

Reel Steel has to be up there

Every movie I call an all time favorite seems to be in this realm, aside from some obvious classics. Rudderless (which I know your pal Cody Leach loves; that’s actually how I found him because I was desperate to find a RU-vidr who had seen it), Mississippi Grind, Goon, Lords Of Dogtown (which I feel fits more into the forgotten by time subcategory.) All bangers in my eyes. And also Chef and Warrior as mentioned in the video belong in my all timers list as well.

Wind River is a fantastic pick! It was one of my top 5 movies of 2017 but even I forget about it sometimes because I hear no one talk about it lol

I personally didn’t love The Rocketeer (1991) when I saw it at home. I do remember the big marketing campaign it had. It came out the same summer as Sean Chandler’s all-time favorite movie. Came out two weeks before T2, in fact. I don’t remember which movies I saw during the summer of 1991 but it wasn’t The Rocketeer or T2. There were only four movies I remember seeing in the theaters in all of 1991 - Robin Hood: The Prince of Thieves The Addams Family TMNT II: The Secret of the Ooze Kindergarten Cop My memory seeing Robin Hood: The Prince of Thieves in the theater is hazy and probably is at 50-50 but the other three I know for sure I saw in the theater. I saw Home Alone 1 & 2 and Addams Family 1 & 2 with my family in the theaters for sure. And then I saw other 1991 movies when they eventually came on HBO/Cinemax/Showtime/The Movie Channel when we had cable including Prince of Thieves on loop. I remember a big marketing push for Dick Tracy (1990) and similar to The Rocketeer, I didn’t see that movie in the theater either. I eventually saw The Rocketeer at home and it didn’t feel all that memorable. I still don’t understand how the jetpack doesn’t burn his feet. I don’t remember the summer of 1991 all that much. I only remember maybe going to Vegas and staying at The Mirage. I still owned only an NES. Didn’t get a Genesis until Feb 1992 and a Game Boy until Christmas 1991. I don’t think 1991 was all that memorable for me as a year. But I remember seeing so many movies in the summer of 1993. That was a fun year. I have clearer memories going to the theaters a lot from 1993 and upwards. Like I still remember my stomach hurting from the bellyache laughter There’s Something About Mary (1998) gave to me during that zipper scene. I do remember 1991 was the start of me recording movies and TV shows using a VHS VCR. I do remember that. I recorded Back to the Future Part II on Showtime back in 1991. And I was very much into I Love Lucy, Gilligan’s Island, and Three’s Company on syndication. Then I’d watch Married…with Children on Fox every Sunday at 9 PM. Those four sitcoms still remain my all-time favorites. And I remember watching Saturday Morning cartoons and then Saved by the Bell and WWF wrestling after them back in 1991. Just One of the Guys (1985) and Teen Witch (1989) used to come out a lot on cable. Two of my favorites from 1991 that came on HBO a lot were If Looks Could Kill with Richard Grieco and Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead. And no, I’m not watching the reboot of the latter. Damn, I miss being a kid. We had it good, Sean, in the early 90s. Prior to Bob Ross, my ASMR was listening to Doogie Howser type his journal on a computer. The best hip hop, R&B, and house music came in the early 90s. “Rhythm is a Dancer” by Snap! still hits hard. My favorite Air Jordan are the VIIs released in 1992. Street Fighter II from 1991-1992 was all the rage in the arcades. While I didn’t love The Rocketeer, I’m glad Sean brought it up. I enjoyed reminiscing what I experienced in the early 90s.

1. Phone booth 2. The beach 3. Mask of zorro

Great list! Nightmares (1983) The Cheerleaders (1973) and The One-Armed Executioner (1983) would all go on my list. All criminally underrated.

The only movie you mentioned here that I haven't seen yet was Fighting with my Family. Seen, and love, all the rest! Great list, you had me at Love and Monsters, such a great movie that doesn't get nearly enough love!

I will stand The Rocketeer up against any superhero movie of the modern era. A movie with endless heart, charm, and good old fashioned heroism, with no agendas. James Horner's magnificent score. The best performance of Timothy Dalton's career. And women simply do NOT get any more gorgeous than Jennifer Connelly in her prime.

As crazy as this sounds, never heard of 3:10 to Uma until I found this channel so thank you

Army of Thieves shirt in a video like this is so fitting. I love that movie!

Warrior has long been one of my top 3 favorite movies of all time, so I love every time it shows up in any video!

I love this kind of video!

Here are some underrated movies that we don't talk about enough (and yes I am a big Mel Gibson fan 😅): - Ransom (1996) - Payback (1999) - Maverick (1994) - The Man Without a Face (1993) - Get the Gringo (2012) - Blood Father (2016)

I have only seen 3 movies on this list (Warrior, Chef, and Frailty, all of wich were great) I have never even heard of Wind River, but I have heard of the others as for Underrated movies, here's my list The Hitcher (1986) Breakdown (1997) Dutch (1991) Judgment Night (1993) Sex Drive (2008) Phone Booth (2002) The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996) Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001)

- The Outfit - Emily the Criminal - Backcountry - Everest - Table 19

Oh boy this is gonna be fun (1) Jesus Revolution (2) Hacksaw Ridge (3) Revenge of the sith (4) Amazing Spiderman 2 (5) Lego Ninjago movie (6) Harry Potter and the order of the pheonix (better than Prisoner for me) (7)Captain America the first avenger (8) A Quiet Place (not particularly underrated but since it's one of my favorite movies I put it on here) (9) Luca (10) How to train your dragon 2

I love love love The Rocketeer! I don't know why it's not talked about more nowadays. Another couple of movies that I absolutely love that don't get talked about now are Conspiracy Theory & That Thing You Do!

I run a movie theater and I have two movie posters on the wall of my office. One is The Dark Knight and the other is Warrior. I always recommend that movie to anyone who hasn’t seen it. I fully agree with your list Sean. Overlord and Fighting with my Family are favorite recommendations of mine as well.

I usually go into movies or shows not knowing the reception and then surprised if it's smth that not ppl know or if it got negative reviews, also ones I feel should get more credit, here are a few, no particular order: 10. The Wolverine(great film, but overshadowed by Logan) 9. Ghost in the Shell 2017(I thought this was a good adaptation and just a great movie, I don't get the hate) 8. Walking Dead S10(most stopped watching after S7 or 8, but I think they missed out on one of the best seasons) 7. Rurouni Kenshin movies(best anime live action movies I've seen) 6. Puss in Boots 1(definitely not as good as the 2nd, but I honestly liked this more than the first Shrek movie) 5. Bad Times at the El Royale(massively overlooked film, top 3 favorites of 2018) 4. Star Wars Rebels(I like this more than Clone Wars, but it's rarely talked about in the Star Wars community) 3. Batman Returns(I loved that Tim Burton went all out with his creativity and I prefer this to 89 Batman easily) 2. The Thing 2011(honestly a very enjoyable prequel/remake, it's definitely not as good or clever as the 1982 version, I mean that's a masterpiece so hard task, but it's not bad, other than the CGI) 1. Doctor Sleep(a near perfect film IMO, great blend of Kubrick and Stephen King and a very satisfying sequel to the Shining)

FYI Sean, Warrior has a bollywood remake named Brothers which I feel is ALSO underrated.

Wind River has always been my favorite underrated movie! Warrior is great as well

Hello Sean hope your day going well & I have a question will you be watching tales of the empire coming out on May 4th when it drops on Disney+

I will rewatch Zorro , Wind River, and Chef many times. Great movies. All some of my favorites

Some of the movies i think are underrated: The Others (2001), The Hunt (2012), Mother (2009), Invisible guest (2016), The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017), Searching (2018).

THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY is one of the most underrated and beautiful feel good movies I've ever seen

A really good and underrated movie is Hustle with Adam Sandler. It’s on Netflix. It’s a feel good movie with a really good underdog story. It’s a basketball movie where Adam Sandler plays an NBA scout who goes oversees to Europe and discovers this very talented, but raw player who lives in poverty and he works with him to get him into the NBA

Anonymous is one of my favorite movies. It was criticized in part because of the theory that Shakespeare did not write his own work, but I think it's a really great film. If you like historical drama, this is a great exploration of how art can have an immense social impact.

Chef, Overlord, and Darkman are now on my watch list

On the top of my head: The Covenant with Gyllenhaal, State of Grace, Wind River, King of New York, Hostage with Bruce Willis, Shot Caller, Predator 2, Wolf with Jack Nicolson, The Negotiator, The Siege etc.

Oooh 5 films i havent seen. Will deffo check them out. I found frailty through one of cody leachs videos and it became an instant favourite of mine. Also wait wtf florence pugh was the lead in fighting with my family? I saw that film on release day, never knew!

Here are some animated movies that I think are very much underrated. Once Upon A Forest. Anastasia. We're Back. The Pagemaster. The Sword In The Stone and Thumbelina

Warrior and thats mainly because of you reccomending it on the channel fairly often amazing film.

Here are some films I think are underrated, I dont see them talked about, so I consider them underrated. No particular order L.A. confidential, my favorite film of all time, an amazing crime thriller To live and die in l.a., a great action crime thriller from william friedkin Dead heat, an action horror comedy starring treat William's and joe piscopo Glenngarry glen ross, the greatest dialogue scenes I have ever scene, staring al pacino, jack lemmon, ed harris, alan arkin, kevin spacey, alec Baldwin and Jonathan pryce State of play, an amazing government thriller starring russell crowe, ben affleck and rachel McAdams Road to perdition, my favorite tom hanks movie, an amazing gangster flick, also starring paul Newman, jude law and a pre casino royale Daniel Craig The negotiator, my favorite f. Gary Grey film, a great cop thriller starring samuel l jackson and kevin spacey The client, a great thriller starring tommy lee jones and Susan Sarandon Narc, joe Carnahan's first film, starring ray liotta and jason patric, another great cop thriller Before the devil knows your dead, my favorite philip seymour hoffman film, also starring ethan Hawke, albert Finney and marissa romeo, directed by sidney lumet, a tragic family crime thriller King of New York, an action crime thriller starring chris walken, Larry fishburne, wesley snipes and David Caruso State of grace, a gangster flick starring sean penn, gary oldman, ed Harris, robin Wright and r.d. call U-571, an action submarine thriller starring Matthew McConaughey, Garvey keitel and bill paxton, directed by john Moscow, director of breakdown and terminator 3 Hope you enjoyed reading, check out all these films, they are great.

I used to watch rocketeer with my dad Such good memories😌

Being a wrestling fan love seeing fighting with my family on here see a non wrestling fan like it fills my heart

Donnie Darko is really underrated it has a cult following but isn't talked about much now. Love and Monsters is also really good.

We had Darkman on VHS & I’ve never seen it lol

I love Warrior. I literally have a tattoo from that film.

Frailty is such a great pick 🔥 👌

Rise, Dawn and war of the planet of the planet of the apes. I know it has plenty of fans and theres a new one coming very soon but it still doesn't get any where near the amount of recognition and appreciation it deserves. Honestly one of the best, most well written, amazing trilogies ever made

In no particular order 1. Sugar 2. Colossal 3. Hamlet 2 4. Let the right one in 5. Eagle eye 6. Thank you for smoking 7. Fan boys 8. The creator 9. Stranger than fiction 10. Phone booth

Suprised Warrior is here. It's my all time favorite movie, but I never saw it as underrated. Almost everyone I know have seen it and liked it.

In no particular order: Brick Colossal Time Crimes Thunder Road The Beta Test Little Big League Dual I Love You Man The Front Runner The Taste of Things

Wolfen (1981) is the most underrated werewolf film for me in the genre that film also inspired in the creation for the heat vision in the Predator films.

Ravenous (1999) City of Lost Children (1995) Raising Arizona and The Hudsucker Proxy - Coen Bros slapstick/cartoon comedies are my favorite (outside of the serious No Country). Both films are visually dynamic. Session 9 (2001) Baraka (1992) Kwaidan (1964) The Taste of Tea (2003) 13 Assassins (2010) Sleep Tight (2011)

My pics: 1. Tintin 2. Meyerowitz stories 3. Prince of egypt 4. Looper 5. Ex machina 6. Last samurai 7. Road to perdition 8. Munich 9. Traffic 10. The impossible