Wait, isn't that the opposite of what you want?
Don't get a pair of headphones just because other people like them. For movies, you want good bass.
So, your criteria list is:
-closed (preferably)
-relatively easy to drive
-good for games and movies
-decent bass
I would recommend some different headphones.
You might want to check out some Ultrasones, which would excel at all of those tasks--maybe a Kees modded HFI-780. The Beyerdynamic DT150/250 are excellent for those tasks, and many people do like the Audio-Technica A-700 (closed), which fits your criteria better. The Denon D2000 might be an even better choice--people tend to love them for movies and they drive quite easily.
I don't think it's fair to say that open headphones are better as a blanket statement. Only one pair of my headphones are open, and I really like the sound quality I get from my closed headphones. Just stay away from headphones that are known for having a relatively narrow sounstage (M50, Grados, Shures)
For movies, you will probably be quite pleased with the stereo sound. Most of the processes that create virtual surround in headphones also muddy things up significantly. A stereo signal into a decent pair of headphones is still immersing, quite clear, and sounds pretty awesome.