30 films that are “green flags”, according to Twitter

Twitter user Cuchillo Lope just inadvertently dropped a bombshell on the social media platform, asking users what types of movies, when recommended, look like green flags for your relationship with the recommender ( as opposed to, well, red):

There has been a lot of thoughtful discussion about the extent to which you can truly judge someone by their tastes in movies, and whether notions of red or green flags fuel the oversimplification of movie narratives and force us to making assumptions about people’s tastes without understanding why people like what they like. (There is also a lot of absolutely FURIOUS Fight Club fans who insist there is no red flag … unless you don’t like Fight Club. I came here to defend the movie, honestly, but now I’m rethinking my whole scene.)

And then there were the people who took the issue at face value, coming up with films that gave them warm blurs and made them feel good with those who love them. Here are the Green Flag movies Twitter has come up with. Do you have any to add?