People Shared Films That They Believe Are Without Flaw And, Honestly, Yes To All

Y'all already know Shrek is on here.

We recently asked members of our BuzzFeed Community, "What movie is — in YOUR humble opinion — flawless?" and, WHEW BUDDY, they came ready to defend their faves! So, with that in mind, here are just a few of the films people believe are pure perfection:

1. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)

Sony Pictures Releasing

"An amazing story with great representation that handles serious matters well, has a brilliant soundtrack, and is STILL really funny? No flaws in that movie!"

—jayl42c4e310a

2. Legally Blonde (2001)

MGM

"If you think it has flaws, you are wrong."

—earlkay

3. Little Women (2019)

Sony Pictures Releasing

"The casting, the costumes, the cinematography — it’s perfection."

—cherrieh2

4. Shawshank Redemption (1994)

Columbia Pictures

"Flawless."

—elliect101

5. The Sound of Music (1965)

20th Century Fox

"There isn’t a thing I would change about it. It’s acclaimed for a reason. Everything about it is just perfect."

—oliviastyles1d13

6. Black Panther (2018)

Marvel Studios

"I utterly ADORED this movie! I can't even explain how amazing it was. It had everything I love in a film, and the acting was AMAZING! I love that movie so much, and it made me feel so happy all the way through!"

—that1girlthatmightnotbehuman

7. Pride & Prejudice (2005)

Focus Features

"The aesthetics, the casting, the romantic moments, the soundtrack — just beautiful."

—akihime

8. Sleeping Beauty (1959)

Walt Disney Studios

"It’s got the best Disney villain with the best motive, the true protagonists are three older women, and the music is to die for. It’s my favorite Disney movie because it holds up so well, and there is nothing wrong with a love conquers all, true love's kiss storyline."

—yaaasgawd

9. The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012)

Summit Entertainment

"It was beautiful. The whole film is heartwarming AND heartbreaking."

—confettiline

10. Clueless (1995)

Paramount Pictures

"The wardrobes, the music, the casting — all of it. So much '90s nostalgia. I always watch it when I just need something funny and comforting."

—angelad438b196d9

11. A League of Their Own (1992)

Columbia Pictures

"Just the perfect movie, highly recommend it."

—owriede25

12. Someone Great (2019)

Netflix

"I can’t count how many times I’ve watched it! It’s amazing if you just want to see normal girls going through massive changes in their lives and getting through it together, whether it’s good or bad."

—bexa3110

13. Jurassic Park (1993)

Universal Pictures

"Everything about it still holds up! The effects are beyond amazing, especially for the time period. Great characters, a cool story, even the goofs are amazing!"

—michellef61

14. Mean Girls (2004)

Paramount Pictures

"It's literally cinematic gold, and it’s still completely iconic after all these years."

—kaityantoine

15. Star Wars (1977)

LucasFilm Ltd.

"Always and forever."

—nicole06

16. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975)

United Artists

"Brilliant plot, amazing cast, a timeless villain, and a tragic ending. My all-time favorite film and 100% flawless. I'll fight anyone who disagrees!"

—murraystephen27

17. Young Frankenstein (1974)

20th Century Fox

"It's perfection from beginning to end! It's my absolute favorite movie ever! Mel Brooks is seriously a comedic genius and can do no wrong. I'm a huge fan of subtle sarcasm, and it's filled with this kind of comedy. It's dry, sarcastic, sexual humor, and I laugh every single time I watch it!"

—egc26

18. Ever After (1998)

20th Century Fox

"I love everything about it."

—harriskm54

19. The Wedding Singer (1998)

New Line Cinema

"It has it all! Romance, comedy, singing, dancing, a perfect pace, it's not problematic, the costumes are legit, and — of course — the chemistry between Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore is tried and true!"

—purpleburner

20. Ocean’s Thirteen (2007)

Warner Bros.

"It took every amazing element from Ocean’s Eleven and turned it up. The witty banter between the characters, the villain you love to hate, the oh-so-satisfying way the plan comes together — this movie has infinite rewatchability.

—alexiswarner13

21. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)

Paramount Pictures

"It’s the perfect end to the trilogy. (I pretend Kingdom of the Crystal Skull doesn't exist). Harrison Ford and Sean Connery are great, the action scenes are great, and them all riding off into the sunset was a perfect way to end it."

—emwilson27

22. Knives Out (2019)

Lionsgate

"It's cinematic GOLD. The plot kept me guessing the whole time, the music fit perfectly, and all of the characters are so believable! Great cast!"

—cannewal13

23. Almost Famous (2000)

DreamWorks Pictures

"No one had flawless hair, the makeup was normal, no name brands being promoted, no fancy clothes — it's just real all the way through. The casting was outstanding. The storyline was based on the director's real life. To this day, I still quote it."

—monicaacuna

24. Hot Fuzz (2007)

Rogue Pictures

"It’s constantly moving and the editing kept me very engaged."

—6eor6e

25. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

MGM

"No flaws from start to finish."

—lindseyc4762c0371

26. Parasite (2019)

CJ Entertainment

"Literally cinematic perfection start to finish."

—annabananafefifofama

27. Mamma Mia! (2008)

Universal Pictures

"IT'S THE BEST CINEMATIC PIECE IN HISTORY AND THERE ARE ABSOLUTELY ZERO FLAWS. IF YOU THINK THERE ARE, YOU'RE WRONG, I'M SORRY."

—chayavered116

28. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013)

20th Century Fox

"Funny, heartwarming, and inspiring, with great acting, amazing cinematography, and fantastic music."

—cheryleliseo

29. You’ve Got Mail (1998)

Warner Bros.

"From beginning to end, it’s just a movie that makes you feel good. Meg Ryan, Tom Hanks, Greg Kinnear, AND Dave Chappelle? I mean, need I say more? It makes NY seem so enchanting."

—meghanbasmajian

30. The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992)

Buena Vista Pictures Distribution

"100%. The uncut version, though — not the butchered one with 'When Love Is Gone' removed."

—welshyeti

31. The Lion King (1994)

Walt Disney Studios

"Beautiful animation, a glorious soundtrack, amazing characters, funny jokes, stellar acting, a powerful villain, badass female characters...I could go on and on and on."

—aidensmith

32. Inception (2010)

Warner Bros.

"I hate this saying with a burning passion, but, for Inception: I 👏🏻 will 👏🏻 die👏🏻 on👏🏻 this 👏🏻 hill 👏🏻."

—bidenfangirl

33. Hairspray (2007)

New Line Cinema

"I think that the casting is exceptional (Nikki Blonsky especially, she’s so perfect and I can’t believe this was her first movie). Any cuts made to the musical were incorporated in a fun way (for example, Zac Efron singing 'Ladies Choice' at the school dance), and the choreography was so impressive! This movie defined my childhood, and the soundtrack is still on repeat throughout my house."

—camrynfinn

34. The Princess Bride (1987)

MGM

"There is only one obvious and clear answer here."

—littlenatalie

35. Finding Nemo (2003)

Walt Disney Studios

"I remember going to the cinema with my mum on her birthday and us both sitting with our mouths open in complete awe the whole film. It was just beautiful and had an amazing score!"

—lunacorn_13

36. Pulp Fiction (1994)

Miramax

"Hands down the best movie ever written, directed, acted, etc."

—laurenzawadski1

37. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)

Universal Studios

"It's such a trippy experience that perfectly nails relationships."

—justinwaters

38. Spirited Away (2001)

Studio Ghibli

"It's beautiful, and the music is amazing! It's one of the best by Studio Ghibli!"

—himemoonpie

39. Rocky (1976)

United Artists

"It’s such a wonderful feel-good movie that I watch it whenever I feel blue. Sylvester Stallone’s original screenplay is superb, with many classic one-liners. Great acting, an unforgettable score, a unique love story — it’s sheer perfection from beginning to end."

—audreys4a6196a57

40. Practical Magic (1998)

Warner Bros.

"Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, Stockard Channing, Dianne Wiest, Evan Rachel Wood — and that's just the main cast! The supporting cast and extras are just as much *chef's kiss*!"

—mrsawesome0717

41. Romeo + Juliet (1996)

20th Century Fox

"The dialogue (Shakespeare, duh) feels modern, the cinematography is gorgeous, and I’m still obsessed with the aesthetic. The soundtrack (both added songs and original score) are epic. Every scene is a ride of love, lust, hate, pride, honor, and youth. The fish tank shot alone deserves its own award. Perfection!"

—sarahd4557b14e9

42. Logan (2017)

20th Century Fox

"Hugh Jackman should’ve been nominated for an acting Oscar. His performance was perfect."

—acnh_obsessed

43. L.A. Confidential (1997)

Warner Bros.

"It was nominated for Best Picture in 1997 and, of course, lost to Titanic. Still, the time period, the setting of a Los Angeles that has been taken over by organized crime and corrupt cops, and the complex cast of characters all make this film one of my favorites. It's flawless."

—zwood320

44. Emperor's New Groove (2000)

Walt Disney Studios

"Every single person in the world could stand up and say it's the best movie ever made, and I'd still say it's underrated.

—andirants

45. Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (1997)

Walt Disney Studios

"The diversity, the fact that Whitney freakin' Houston HAND-SELECTED Brandy the role of Cinderella, and all of Whoopi’s improvised squeaks?! They woke up like this! Flawless!"

—parvanae

46. Aliens (1986)

20th Century Fox

"The character development is spot-on, they introduce so many concepts and let them simmer, then reintroduce them later in the film when appropriate. I love the realistic dialogue and, for an action/sci-fi movie, this one succeeds flawlessly. Plus, in the end, it's really just about two mothers fighting to protect their young."

—katelynb497f182f3

47. Coming to America (1988)

Paramount Pictures

"A perfect comedy."

—toridoeseverything

48. Midsommar (2019)

A24

"All of the Easter eggs throughout are awesome, and the acting is amazing. You can tell so much thought went into every single detail!"

—mlgoltzman

49. Beauty and the Beast (1991)

Walt Disney Studios

"It's complete cinematic perfection. It's beautifully animated, wonderfully acted and sung, and I will watch it until the day I die. IMHO, it's Disney's magnum opus."

—colleend9

50. Men in Black (1997)

Sony Pictures Releasing

"LISTEN, THE MIB TRILOGY IS ONE OF THE BEST FILM SERIES EVER MADE, AND I WILL DIE ON THIS HILL."

—morganhightower97

51. Brokeback Mountain (2005)

Focus Features

"I’ve seen this movie 20+ times, and I still cry like a baby every single time."

—kymwitmer

52. Avengers: Endgame (2019)

Marvel Studios

"It is a perfect movie. It had to wrap up so many storylines, all while also giving a satisfying ending to the single story it was telling. It put in just enough fan service to balance it all."

—dtrevino2332

53. Galaxy Quest (1999)

DreamWorks Pictures

"It's an incredible love letter to not only Star Trek fans, but the concept of 'fandom' in general (and was way ahead of its time on that front). Plus, you got to admire a film where Alan Rickman wore a giant gill-like headpiece, even when he wasn't in character!"

—fancydragon86

54. 10 Things I Hate About You (1999)

Buena Vista Pictures

"Strong female characters, great comedy moments, timeless romantic moments, and it's based on a Shakespeare play — it's iconic. I still quote it on a daily basis."

—l4d615bb5a

55. Back to the Future (1985)

Universal Pictures

"It's a classic. There are SO many small details — like the Twin Pines Mall/Lone Pine Mall Easter egg — and all the little threads come together perfectly in the ending. It has to be seen more than once to notice them all!"

—juliel4bf774d26

56. Titanic (1997)

Paramount Pictures

"Do I even need to explain this? Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Kathy Bates, Billy Zane, Victor Garber, beautiful scenery, incredible costumes, wonderful music, excitement, romance, horror, danger — it's one of the few movies that literally has EVERYTHING."

—lilqueenb19

57. How to Train Your Dragon (2010)

Paramount Pictures

"Before I saw this, I had an adamant rule to never give a movie a perfect score because 'nothing is perfect.' I am grateful to this movie for proving me wrong."

—brentus86

58. Clue (1985)

Paramount Pictures

"I wouldn't change a single thing in it. I've seen it 100+ times, and every time it still makes me laugh. I love the large ensemble scenes because — every new time you watch it — you can focus on a different character. Each actor always does their own unique and hilarious thing."

—cburke08071

59. And finally — Shrek (2001)

Dreamworks Pictures

"It's a buddy movie, an action/adventure, a comedy, a fairy tale, and a romance, all in one. The characters are flawless, the colors and cinematography are on point, the script is incredibly quotable, and the moral of the story is essential. Really, it's the onion of movies — it has layers. 100/10."

—princesslexi78

Now it's your turn! Was your pick mentioned? If not, what movie is — in YOUR humble opinion — flawless? Share your pick in the comments below!

NOTE: Some entries were edited for length and/or clarity.