Absolutely, Goodfellas is just a classic.
Once Upon A Time in America is a great one as well, definitely recommend.

Big trouble
Groundhog day
John Carter
Outlander

These are the first that pop to mind

Once in America, a cool film, atmospheric, I would say. Where is its oscar? ((

What happened in Vegas

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6615426/

The 2017 adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express starring Kenneth Branagh as Hercule Poirot.

It takes some liberties with, to borrow a term from Sherlockians, the canonical version, but it is extremely well done.

A few that I can think of as being great/good/ok

These Australian series
Rake
Doctor Doctor
Harrow
Mr Inbetween
Secret city
Love child
Brokenwood
Pine Gap
Underbelly

UK series
Stella UK
Shetland
New tricks
McMafia
The tunnel
Endeaver
The loch
The Crown
Victoria
The last kingdom
No Offence
Dr Foster
The A Word
Grantchester
George Gently
Hamish Macbeth
Broadchurch
Vera
Ripper st.
Scott and Bailey
ColdFeet
DCI Banks
Hinterland
Doc Martin
Sanditon
Capture
Hatton Garden
Vanity fair
Blood UK
Vikings
Death in Paradise
Durrells in Corfu
Poldark
Line of Duty

Yank series
Dead to me
Yellowstone
The Terror
Looming Tower

Onward got some harsh reviews on MPR(https://www.mpr.org). Maybe it was the ending?

The only time reviews kind of sway me is when I look at vast amounts-on one thing... more likely hardware.

I seem to "becoming" a cynical punk these days, 98% of all media suck$!
Thank fun for aquaponics and skate parks with pools!

Forget movies, what TV shows.

Especially now with the lockdown, you can just binge watch entire seasons one after the other.

Try The Wire, one of the best TV shows ever made.

I really enjoyed the first two seasons or so, but then the entertainment value dropped dramatically, for me at least. Never finished it.
Unfortunately this drop in quality is all too common.
I find it's a very important factor in TV shows: consistency.

OTOH, that shouldn't keep one from enjoying a well made first season - just need to be able to jump ship when it starts getting boring.

Cliffhangers are another thing that annoy the c**p out of me. The less they need to use them the better the show usually is.

Here's one TV show I still enjoy after 10 seasons: Criminal Minds.

netflix series Ozark is a good one.
binge watched it.

another good one is Money Heist, at netflix also.

A few more that I have seen that were great/good/ok

UK
Death in paradise
Capture
Craith/Hidden
Defending the guilty
Father Brown
Guilt
Mallorca
Call the Midwife
My Life is Murder
Outlander
Resistance
Shameless UK
Striking Out
The Split
Criminal UK
London Kills
Manhunt
River
Bodyguard
The Tunnel
Endeaver
Girlfriends
The Coroner
Grantchester
Alone in Berlin
My mother and other strangers
Murphys law
Prime Suspect
The five UK
Unforgotten
Taboo
Whitechapel
Jack Taylor
Victorian slum

Aus
Mr In Between
Underbelly
A Place to call home
Janet King

Yank
The Big Bang Theory
Young Sheldon
The Unicorn

Picard Star Trek is not too shabby.

Nothing like having a planet full of AI's and most everyone trying to obliterate them.

Pretty uplifting in fact. Since AI's woulda obliterated them instead.

The wife likes to watch Criminal Minds. She works her way through the series every so often. We have all of it on our server except the newest s15 I think. We've also been working through Monk. For movies we both thoroughly enjoy Last Vegas. We currently are just above 1100 movies on the server and her favorites are usually Disney of some kind. The animated Aladdin, Lion King, Beauty & The Beast. She does not like the new live action versions to much though. I don't sit for a movie very often as I can't sit still very long but I like the Men In Black movies, and have always been a Star Trek fanatic.

"A Boy and His Dog" is apparently in the public domain.