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Blockbuster hits are popular movies that are successful for a reason—they are usually interesting and well-made. Nevertheless, a movie’s box office results don’t always correspond with its true quality. At times, films are mishandled by critics, released at the wrong time, or don’t get enough publicity. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t watch them, though. You should put a number of these underappreciated but fantastic movies on your watch list. Maybe you missed these ten undiscovered treasures.10. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

On paper, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty might not sound like much fun. The main character of the film is Walter, a manager of negative assets, who embarks on a mission to locate a misplaced photo. Despite its appearance, this movie is inspirational and endearing. Walter’s transformation from a daydreamer to an adventurer is worth seeing; it’s a powerfully moving scene with outstanding visuals.

9. The Journey Through Space Zathura

Even though Zathura: A Space Adventure wasn’t as successful commercially as its predecessor, it’s still a fun stand-alone Jumanji spin-off. The film, which stars Kristen Stewart, Dax Shepard, and a young Josh Hutcherson, is about two siblings who are sent to space via a board game.It’s a thrilling adventure that gives the board game genre a unique twist.

8. Super

The cast of James Gunn’s dark comedy Super includes Rainn Wilson and Elliot Page. Frank is the main character; after his wife left him, he decides to become a superhero even though he has no real skills or finances. With its unconventional perspective on the superhero genre, the movie offers a unique experience that is both fascinating and unsettling for those who are willing to accept its dark comedy and weighty concerns.

7. Beyond the Illuminations

Gina Prince-Bythewood’s romantic drama Beyond the Lights delves into themes of feminism, race, and familial tragedy. In the film, a budding singer named Noni finds love and solace with a police officer named Kaz after making a failed attempt at suicide.An engrossing and poignant tale unfolds as their supportive bond grows in the face of political pressure and public opinion.

6. Peninsula Shown to Busan via Train

The much awaited Train to Busan sequel, Peninsula, expands the zombie realm by exploring the aftermath in South Korea after the outbreak. In this film, another group of people travel back to a ruined South Korea to retrieve a truckload of cash. It blends zombie dread with a heist storyline to provide a fresh and captivating take on the genre.

5. Popstar: Never Cede or Abandon

Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping is a musical comedy mockumentary that gained a cult following after initially garnering little attention. Andy Samberg plays a pop sensation in the movie whose career collapses due to a series of ridiculous errors. Comedy fans will love this movie since it features humorous moments, catchy music, and clever scripting.

4. Huge

In the movie Colossal, Anne Hathaway plays Gloria, an alcoholic in recovery who discovers she has a strange connection to a terrifying beast wreaking havoc in Seoul. This film combines science fiction, fantasy, and black comedy to create a unique and thought-provoking viewing experience. It differs in that it explores relationships and interpersonal tensions within a fantastical backdrop.

3. Leashes and Hearts

South Korea addresses BDSM in the amiable and humorous romance comedy Love and Leashes.
Based on the Webtoon Moral Sense, the film follows a couple as they work through the challenges of a BDSM relationship. Despite being rated PG-14, the movie offers a fresh take on the genre because it prioritizes the romantic and comedic aspects over the graphic content.

2. Sinbad’s Legend of the Seven Seas

Though it was eclipsed by other DreamWorks classics, Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas is notable for its imaginative storyline and deep themes. The film follows thief and pirate Sinbad on his quest to find a stolen relic and rescue his friend Proteus. Its unique animation technique and gripping narrative make for a remarkable cinematic experience.1. Stardust

Stardust is a novel fantasy movie based on the novel by Neil Gaiman. Throughout the entire film, Tristan is required to go through a legendary region in order to obtain a fallen star for his beloved. However, because the star has turned human, Tristan must protect her from witches and princes. Stardust is a hidden gem that should be on everyone’s radar because of its intricate plot and magical environment.