When Robert Redford died on September 16, 2025At the age of 89, the world has lost legend. Redford was not just a fertile actor, but a deep lubator of the Chinese form. Redford glorious supported the voices that were coming and co-founders of the Sundance Institute and his Sundance Film Festival, to highlight new and important independent films. He was also known for his endless political activism, speaking in favor of LGBT rights, working on solving environmental problems and laming corrupt politicians. All this, while one of Hollywood's brightest movie stars, and a legitimate Oscar darling to raise. His movie "Ordinary People" won the best picture and the best director in 1980, and his 1995 movie "Quiz Show" was nominated for the best picture. His other directorial efforts, "War of Milagri Binfield" and "River passes through it", also used several nominations.

Redford's loss did not inspire a small number of retrospectives in his career, with eager fans making their favorite films at Robert Redford. (His techno-thriller in 1992 "Sneakers" rightly stands out as one of the best in his film, and perhaps one of the most fun films of the 1990s.) Ams Gun, who recently announced his blockbuster Superman, take up to Twitter/x Recently to eOgist Redford by listing his 10 favorite movies at Redford. The ten films he chose are all legitimate classics, with just a few that can be affected by some younger readers. Gun points out that most of his followers are already familiar with the well -known western "Butch Cassids and Deens Kid", as well as the Sting Sting, so he decided to go with ten others for his suggestions.

Gun for the first time specified Sydney Polack "Three Days of Condor", Spy thriller of 1975. Redford plays a worker at the CIA office, who never works on the ground, and who never shoots with weapons. After returning from the lunch break one morning, he reveals that everyone in his office has been killed and can be followed. He immediately goes to Lam, trying to investigate what happened and to remain as reliable as possible than his still immediate strikers. He falls into the company - and in bed - a civilian named Katie (Jay Danaway) who will end up helping him.

Redford and Pollak have worked together many times, including another movie on the Gun list, 1972 "Jeremiah NSONSON". These days, "Jeremiah Nsonson" is best known as the Redford Mem, with a large bush beard, nodding with approval of someone while the camera is slowly inserted inside. The film is actually an emotionally wounded veteran of war, who chose to live outside the rack in the rocky mountains as a survivor of the wild. It is based at least partly on the real life Johnon Jeremiah Nsonson.

Gun was also a fonduent of "Boss in the Park", "" A romantic comedy since 1967 based on the play of Neil Simon. It was directed by Ein Sachs, and Redford played the dressed, without a humorous sex, a man who has just married brass Extrovert Corey (Janeane Honda). The humor from the film comes from all the lush shenanigans that the newlyweds of their unusual neighbors have to face, though her drama comes from their legitimate conflict of individuals. Are they a good match after all?

For enthusiasts in sports film, recommended Gun "Natural", Berry Levinson's 1984 film about baseball champion who falsified a personalized bat for wood baseball. The tree was hit by lightning when his father died. It's all very mythical.

Redford has made multiple, political thrillers in his career, each with a special anti -corruption message. Gun would like to see at least three of them. Michael Richie's film in 1972 "The candidate" Following a leftist, ordinary speaker politician named McKay (Redford), who has been selected by some party wins to run against a popular Republican in the upcoming election. On the way, McKay thinks that he should compromise his principles more and more, until he talks about anything. Of course, Gun is also a fonduent of Alen J.'s thriller. Pacula in 1974 "All the men of the President", Who follows Bob Woodward (Redford) and Carl Bernstein (Dustin Hoffman), reporters who broke the Watergate scandal. Everyone loves that movie. Compared is the soft but gun also wants "Captain America: Winter Soldier", "" " Superheroic tremors about the title of hero, revealing that the US government is secretly infiltrated by Kabal of super-Nazi.

The clearest movie on the Gun list is probably the 1980 prison drama "Brubaker", "" Directed by Stuart Rosenberg. Redford plays the title of character, Henry Brubacker, a prison guard, who goes covered as a prisoner to investigate corruption and horrors in a typical US penal institution. What he finds is shocking. The fight against the corrupt prison system almost breaks it.

Several of the Redford films were very gloomy, as symbolized by the JC Chandor film title for 2013 "Everything is lost." Speaking almost completely without dialogue, she tells the story of a nameless sailor (lending only as "our man") who runs in a long series of gliders while being out of the sea.

Also dark is "Ordinary people", The only one of Redford's directorial efforts recommended by Gun. Donald Sutherland and Mary Tyler Moore play a mid -range suburban couple, who are withdrawing from the recent death of their teenage son. Their other son (Timothy Hutton) also recently tried to take his life and spent magic in a mental institution. The pain, Redford notes, is painful.