Orlando Bloom as Legolas in 2001's The Lord Of The Rings

We’ve written before at HuffPost UK about the sitcoms that stood the test of time (and the ones that really, really didn’t).

And in Reddit’s r/movies forum, user u/Bluntfeedback asked people to share “movies that aged like fine wine” too.

“What older movie (20 years) do you think has aged like fine wine and is even more impressive when watched today?” they asked members of the forum.

Here are some of the most upvoted responses:

1) The Truman Show (1998)

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“Watching it now, you’d think it was riffing off the concept of Big Brother and other shows when it was accidentally predicting them all instead,” u/TheAlmightyTapir added.

2) The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring (2001)

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“Had a conversation with my girlfriend recently about how Lord of the Rings feels like it’s going to be timeless because the stakes of the story feel so real and personal,” u/CpttPatches agreed.

“Strip away the fantasy elements, and it’s still at its core a story of regular guys having to do something huge, terrifying, and potentially futile,........

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