The Five Most Enduring Cult Films

To set the ground rules for including films in this genre, we'll define cult films as films that may not have been mass-produced yet, but end up attracting a strong, loyal following that keeps the film alive. long after the original release date. You can find the list of great cult films over the internet websites like Bechuzi.

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During a cult film, this shot by the Cohen brothers proves to be a bomb at the box office, but soon becomes a cult classic for its unusual nature, fast-paced dialogue, and completely unconventional plot. In a role closely related to him since then, Jeff Bridges makes incredible feats as a man (Lebowski) who is mistaken for someone else and all kinds of strange situations arise.

The Big Lebowski

This cult film is a classic because it contains a powerful message centred on weather forecaster Bill Murray, who is forced to relive Groundhog Day over and over again until it hits.

2001: A Space Odyssey

Based on the short novel by Arthur K. Clark, this is one of the greatest cult films of all time and shows the space travel of a team of scientists and their savvy counterpart, the HAL 9000 computer.

Blade Runner

Based on the novel by science fiction writer Philip K. Dick, the film features Harrison Ford as a futuristic police officer who is hoped to eliminate a future genetically modified replicator in Los Angeles. 

Pulp Fiction

The film was nominated for seven Academy Awards, including "Best Picture," and was considered by critics to be a masterpiece of the screenplay. Tarantino, who wrote the script with Roger Avery, should receive high respect for his cinematic achievements with this film, which is considered one of the greatest cult films of all time.

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