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1
Full Metal Jacket (1987,  R)
Full Metal Jacket
An excellent war movie. Kubrick's a genius. The first half an hour of the film, really gets you gripped. R Lee Ermey's character is really the main reason, the sarcastic comments and yelling that come out of his mouth are just hilarious. Vincent D'Onofrio's portrayal of the victimised and very psychotic Private Pyle is unforgettable. Spectacular film, with spectacular direction, cinematography and dialogue. Definately worth a view.
2
Scarface (1983,  R)
3
GoodFellas (1990,  R)
GoodFellas
I think this is without a doubt the best mob movie ever made - in my opinion. The performances were excellent. Ray Liotta's best performance of his career. Joe Pesci steals every scene with his quirkiness. Robert De Niro is brilliant, but isn't he always? Breath taking direction by Scorsese and this just happens to be my favourite Scorsese film. And with a great soundtrack to top it all off.
4
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998,  R)
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
'We can't stop here, this is bat country!'
Strange and psychadelic film but nothing less than a masterpiece. Benicio Del Toro and Johnny Depp were both fantastic in their roles, I think this was the era where Johnny Depp shined in his acting career.
5
Trainspotting (1996,  R)
Trainspotting
Trainspotting is one of the best British films ever made and my favourite film of all time. It's gritty, edgy, unrelenting and is secure in it's status as a cultural phenomenon.
Based on the incredible novel of the same name by Irvine Welsh. Trainspotting chronicles the lives of a bunch of friends immersed in the Edinburgh drug scene.
Ewan McGregor gives his best performance to date as troubled protaganist Renton and Ewen Bremner equally incredible as his dopey yet loveable best mate Spud. Robert Carlyle gives easily the best performance as quick tempered egomaniac Frank Begbie and in my opinion is one of the best and most entertaining characters although not likeable ever seen in film.
From all the films of his I have seen, Trainspotting remains Danny Boyle's finest hour, it's a daring work of art which was a breath of fresh air to british film-making.
This is film that must be seen. The characters are brilliant and especially the conversations they carry out with each other (a personal favourite of mine is Sick Boy's theory of life). Filled with memorable scenes, great use of black comedy and a perfect soundtrack, Trainspotting is the ultimate experience.
6
Jarhead (2005,  R)
7
Spider-Man (2002,  PG-13)
8
War of the Worlds (2005,  PG-13)
9
American Psycho (2000,  R)
American Psycho
This film proves what an amazing actor Chrstian Bale really is. It's a disgustingly brilliant film. Very funny. I like the 'Death By Huey Lewis' scene.
10
X2 (2003,  PG-13)
11
Donnie Darko (2001,  R)
Donnie Darko
One of my favourite movies. It really messes with your head beause it's so dark and intelligent. The Gary Jules song at the end is perfect I think it really describes Donnie's state of mind.
12
The Breakfast Club (1985,  R)
13
The Lord of the Rings - The Fellowship of the Ring (2001,  PG-13)
The Lord of the Rings - The Fellowship of the Ring
Excellent.
14
King Kong (2005,  PG-13)
King Kong
Fantastic! Peter Jackson does it again.
15
Gladiator (2000,  R)
16
The Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King (2003,  PG-13)
17
Blade (1998,  R)
18
The Amityville Horror (1979,  R)
19
Interview with the Vampire (1994,  R)
20
The Lord of the Rings - The Two Towers (2002,  PG-13)
The Lord of the Rings - The Two Towers
Spectacular film. The battle for Helms Deep is amazing.
21
The Sixth Sense (1999,  PG-13)
22
28 Days Later (2003,  R)
23
Seven (Se7en) (1995,  R)
Seven (Se7en)
This film is one of my favourites. Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman are brilliant.
24
Troy (2004,  R)
25
The Matrix (1999,  R)
26
The Day After Tomorrow (2004,  PG-13)
27
Hostage (2005,  R)
28
Final Destination (2000,  R)
29
School of Rock (2003,  PG-13)
30
King Arthur (2004,  PG-13)
31
Murder by Numbers (2002,  R)
32
Resident Evil (2002,  R)
33
Snatch (2001,  R)
34
X-Men (2000,  PG-13)
35
Pride and Prejudice (2005,  PG)
Pride and Prejudice
I have to admit I've read the book and have always been a fan of the story. It's a brilliant new adaptation with breathtaking scenery and fantastic performances. I probably do prefer the BBC adaptation because this film seems to be crammed into two hours, but this was still a very entertaining watch. The whole cast was very charming and the tension between Matthew MacFayden and Keira Knightley interesting to watch. Keira was well deserving of her Oscar nomination as she brought a lot of honesty and humanity to her role as Elizabeth Bennett.
36
Crash (2004,  R)
37
Inside Man (2006,  R)
38
Panic Room (2002,  R)
39
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003,  R)
40
Final Destination 2 (2003,  R)
41
Alexander (2004,  R)
42
Saw (2004,  R)
43
Ocean's Eleven (2001,  PG-13)
44
The Others (2001,  PG-13)
The Others
This film has a great twist at the end. I was so shocked.
45
The Hole (2001,  R)
46
The Pianist (2002,  R)
The Pianist
Adrien Brody was well deserving of his oscar. Most moving film I have seen in a long time. Incredible film. Bravo Roman Polanski.
47
Braveheart (1995,  R)
48
Ghost Ship (2002,  R)
49
Batman Begins (2005,  PG-13)
Batman Begins
By far the best batman movie. The setting and the story is much deeper and darker. Christian Bale was perfect for the role. And the rest of the cast were excellent Gary Oldman and Cillian Murphy really captures the evilness of his character.
50
Saw II (2005,  R)
51
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986,  PG)
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Great 80's Teen Comedy. I never get tired of watching this.
52
Equilibrium (2002,  R)
Equilibrium
The plot to this movie is highly intelligent and incredible. Great entertainment to watch. Christian Bale is brilliant in this movie, but isn't he always? I could watch this a million times and not get bored.
53
Walk the Line (2005,  PG-13)
Walk the Line
Brilliant film. Phoenix and Witherspoon were amazing not only with their acting but their singing too.
54
Little Nicky (2000,  PG-13)
55
Saving Private Ryan (1998,  R)
Saving Private Ryan
Amazing. The opening scenes were really shocking. It's a good job I don't mind a bit of gore and violence because the film was filled with it. It was really realistic on how ww2 really was. Everything about this movie is outstanding. Tom Hanks = magnificent!
56
Garden State (2004,  R)
Garden State
Zach Braff proves his talent by directing and writing Garden State. This film is smart and charming and has some of the most inspiring dialogue, I have ever witnessed. The cast is wonderful Portman and Braff work really well together as well as good supporting performances from Ian Holm and Peter Sarsgaard. You definately get more out of it each time you watch it and this film offers many things you can relate to.
57
Reservoir Dogs (1992,  R)
Reservoir Dogs
This movie is very stylish. The colour-coding names was very intelligent. and amusing. The acting was incredible. You can't not like this movie.
58
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005,  PG-13)
59
Good Will Hunting (1997,  R)
Good Will Hunting
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck have some amazing talent as their screenplay was beautiful. A very powerful movie with a very powerful message about life and people. Performances were perfect and the ending couldn't be better. Definatley up their with some of my favourites.
60
The Constant Gardener (2005,  R)
The Constant Gardener
Intriguing plot, yet it took me a while to actually digest what was going on. It's a brilliant movie, although the pace was a little slow, but in the end I thought it was a well made film. The acting was superb both Fiennes and Weisz were very convincing.
61
Tristan & Isolde (2006,  PG-13)
62
Schindler's List (1993,  R)
Schindler's List
Spielberg's best. This movie is so moving and devastating. I can't watch this film very often because I find it difficult to watch. Liam Neeson and Ben Kingsley are amazing and so is the direction. I am proud to have it in my collection because of the powerful message it holds.
63
The Phantom of the Opera (2004,  PG-13)
The Phantom of the Opera
I loved this movie, it was beautifully made. The music and the songs were brilliant. Gerard Butler captured every bit of the phantom's loneliness and his singing was excellent. I don't think Christine deserved the phantom anyway.
64
The Usual Suspects (1995,  R)
The Usual Suspects
This is a tremendous movie in all aspects. I think this movie is the inspiration behind a lot of other movies to have a mind-blowing twist at the end. It is an excellent crime thriller that has to be in the top twenty films ever made. It has very eccentric but interesting characters which the actors play extremely well, Gabriel Byrne, Kevin Spacey, Benicio Del Toro, Stephen Baldwin to name a few. If you haven't seen this film yet, then sorry but you haven't lived.
65
Shaun of the Dead (2004,  R)
Shaun of the Dead
Great British comedy, this film delivers laughs from start to end. Great writing from Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright.
Funniest Scene: When Pegg and Frost are throwing absolotley anything at the two zombies in the garden.
66
Dead Poets Society (1989,  PG)
Dead Poets Society
I really liked this film, probably because of my love of poetry and literature. The humor in it was really great and a lot of the dialogue was excellent, so were some of the poems used. A beautiful and touching film.
'The name is Nuwanda' - I loved that line.
67
Jerry Maguire (1996,  R)
68
Dawn of the Dead (2004,  R)
69
Spider-Man 2 (2004,  PG-13)
70
X-Men: The Last Stand (2006,  PG-13)
71
Pulp Fiction (1994,  R)
72
The Departed (2006,  R)
The Departed
Scorsese is a genius and well deserving of his oscar. This movie is astounding from start to finish. Leonardo DiCaprio has really grown up and think this is one of his best performances. Mark Wahlberg was the one who really did it for me though, he just stole every scene he was in. Great acting, directing, writing plus a great soundtrack.
73
The Bourne Identity (2002,  PG-13)
74
The Bourne Supremacy (2004,  PG-13)
75
Van Helsing (2004,  PG-13)
76
Ocean's Twelve (2004,  PG-13)
77
Die Hard 2 (Die Hard 2: Die Harder) (1990,  R)
78
Kill Bill: Volume 1 (2003,  R)
Kill Bill: Volume 1
Another masterpiece from Quentin Tarantino. This film is soaked in blood from start to finish but I think it's a good thing. The direction is astonishing, but you can't expect less from Tarantino. There is quite a long build up till the explosive fight scenes at the end, but it is definatley worth waiting for. Great cast, Uma Thurman definatley kicks ass.
79
Con Air (1997,  R)
80
Memento (2000,  R)
Memento
This film is original, intense and suspenseful. It's a fresh, thrilling movie that is extremely different from your average special effect-packed thriller. It takes you through and interesting journey of flashbacks (considering the whole film is set backwards) which you must pay very close attention to.
Guy Pearce is a hugely underrated actor but he definately shines in this and proves his talent. Excellent dialogue and direction. If you want a movie that is puzzling, original and makes you think, it's Memento.
81
Speed (1994,  R)
82
The Prestige (2006,  PG-13)
83
Little Miss Sunshine (2006,  R)
Little Miss Sunshine
A funny, dark and charming film. This film definatley lived up to my expectations. Each character from the 'dysfunctional' family is equally entertaining. The comedy is true-to-life and quirky. A brilliant movie, with a perfect cast, do NOT miss it.
84
Gosford Park (2001,  R)
Gosford Park
I wanted to see this because it's an English movie and I'm English. I very much liked the time period it was set in. This film reminded me ever some much of an Agatha Christie novel adaptation or something similiar. I think you get distracted by the all-star cast, Helen Mirren, Clive Owen, Ryan Phillippe, Maggie Smith, Kristin Scott Thomas, that you kind of forget about the storyline. But for me it was an enjoyable watch.
85
Blood Diamond (2006,  R)
Blood Diamond
Ed Zwick's masterful directing job makes this film a treat to watch. Leonardo DiCaprio proves worthy of his oscar nomination and handles well the south african accent. It has edge-of-the-seat action collaborated with some emotional and sensitive issues. A moving film that I am proud to have in my collection.
86
American Beauty (1999,  R)
American Beauty
This movie is perfect in every aspect, dialogue, acting, direction. Kevin Spacey's performance left me utterly speechless, he definately deserved the oscar. Annette Bening also giving a fantastic performance playing the desperate but hilarious Carolyn, well deserving of her Oscar nomination. It was just great drama and it was definately worth two hours of my life. Proud to have it in my collection.
87
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991,  R)
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Definately the best action movie ever made in my opinion. Arnold Schwarzenegger is awesome, I mean the guy just oozes cool. I could not take my eyes of the screen as it was just mind-blowing, the effects, the storyline and T-1000's finger-wagging part. Awesome.
88
Requiem for a Dream (2000,  R)
Requiem for a Dream
Inredible film. Aronofsky has an amazing directing skill which is hugely unique and mesmerizing. I did find this film a little difficult to watch and the ending was heartbreaking. But it's worth the journey you go through whilst watching the film. I like how Aronofsky makes you care deeply about each of the characters and become emotional when their dreams fail. Soundtrack = Awesome. Excellent film - a must see, especially for the performances.
89
Fight Club (1999,  R)
Fight Club
Dark and disturbing but smart and stylish.
An instant classic and one of the most unique films ever made. In my opinion Edward Norton gives his best performance and Brad Pitt is equally entertaining. Well-crafted film with great black comedy. I first watched this film last year and it changed the way I think about movies. A must-see.
90
V for Vendetta (2006,  R)
91
Sin City (2005,  R)
Sin City
Smart, stylish and sick. Visually stunning and filled with gore, violence, humor and a powerful dialogue. An excellent performance from Benicio Del Toro as the crooked Jackie Boy. Other incredible performances from Clive Owen, Bruce Willis, Elijah Wood, Mickey Rourke and Rosario Dawson.
92
Zoolander (2001,  PG-13)
Zoolander
Has a huge amount of hilarious moments in it. Ben Stiller really shows his talent for comedy acting and directing. A creative, funny and flamboyant movie. I love the walk-off scene!
93
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind (2004,  R)
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
This movie is so fresh and different. It was a bizarre storyline but incredible to watch. At times I found myself struggling to keep up but it was worthwhile and came together at the end. The performances I could not fault and the screenplay was inspiring. This movie really makes you think about memories and cherish them more. By far one of the best movies of 2004.
94
Pirates of the Caribbean - The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003,  PG-13)
95
Superman Returns (2006,  PG-13)
96
Moulin Rouge! (2001,  PG-13)
Moulin Rouge!
Original and artistic. Staggering performances and singing from Nicole Kidman, Ewan McGregor, John Leguizamo and the rest of the cast. It's filled with desire and passion and enchanting music. Baz Luhrmann's visualisation is incredible, he's an astounding director.
97
Kill Bill, Volume 2 (2004,  R)
98
Stand by Me (1986,  R)
Stand by Me
Memorable, inspiring and excellent. 'Stand By Me' is a masterpiece. You should see this for it's wonderful acting (Phoenix, Wheaton, O'Connell and Feldman), powerful message and an incredibly touching plot. It's a great coming-of-age movie that it least every teen should see. Each character is different and entertaining in their own way which makes it very charming. Do NOT miss this one out. LARD ASS!
99
Pearl Harbor (2001,  PG-13)
100
Primal Fear (1996,  R)
101
Lucky Number Slevin (2006,  R)
102
The Machinist (2004,  R)
The Machinist
This film kept me guessing to the very end. It was very clever and psychological. The whole atmosphere of where he works (as a machinist) is really chilling and creates a freaky atmosphere. Christian Bale totally proves his dedication to his work by appearing like a bag of bones. Good film.
103
10 Things I Hate About You (1999,  PG-13)
104
Meet the Parents (2000,  PG-13)
105
Léon (The Professional) (1994,  R)
Léon (The Professional)
Masterpiece. Incredible film with an intense story and fantastic performances. It has wonderful elements of comedy, action and drama all rolled into one. Gary Oldman reminds me why he's my favourite actor as he perfectly executes the sadistic, psychotic but quirky character of Norman Stansfield. Jean Reno and the young Natalie Portman are also phenomenal. A personal favorite film of mine.
106
True Romance (1993,  R)
True Romance
Great cult movie. Tarantino's dialogue is top notch, the story is exciting and intense. This film is filled with great performances from some of the best actors working today. Christopher Walken, Gary Oldman, Dennis Hopper, Christian Slater, Tom Sizemore and not to mention Brad Pitt is absoloutley hilarious in his role. Don't miss this!
107
300 (2007,  R)
300
Visually stunning and the effects just blew me away. The battles scenes were phenomenal and so exciting to watch. It's a shame about the lack of story and depth in the characters but I think the main point of the film thrives on the tremendous battle scenes and violence.
108
Half Nelson (2006,  R)
Half Nelson
Moving and thought-provoking film. It's a very interesting and compelling story about a young and unhappy teacher forming an unlikely friendship with one of this students. The acting is phenomenal, Gosling gives an emotionally charged portrayal and proves worthy of his Oscar nomination. He's going to be around for a long time. I can't say enough good things about this film and I highly recommend everyone give it a watch.
109
A Clockwork Orange (1971,  R)
A Clockwork Orange
Disturbingly grotesque, but a damn good film. Kubrick is a master of film-making. It's a difficult film to sit through and it's understandable that some people find it sick and twisted. Malcolm McDowell shines in his role as ulta-violence addicted Alex DeLarge, leader of 'the droogs'. Although his character is horrible, the film has a strange way of making you feel sorry for him through the parts where he is cured. And to end it all ingenious uses of music to compliment the on-screen action.
110
El Laberinto del Fauno (Pan's Labyrinth) (2006,  R)
El Laberinto del Fauno (Pan's Labyrinth)
It's a magical and beautiful film but also a very dark masterpiece. I liked the fairytale elements and all the wonderfully costumed creatures although the pale man is a little creepy. Excellent script and a brilliant cast. The little girl Ivana Baguero carries the film but also a great performance from Sergi Lopez as the brutal, sadistic step-father. A stellar film.
111
Natural Born Killers (1994,  NC-17)
112
JFK (1991,  R)
113
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1999,  R)
114
The Godfather (1972,  R)
115
Collateral (2004,  R)
Collateral
Stylish and extremely intense. It's so unfortunate that this film is underrated. I think is is one of Tom Cruise's best performances as the merciless contract killer and Jamie Foxx does well as the 'full-of-dreams' cab driver. It's edge of the seat action with some funny one liners. Seriously overlooked movie but definatley worth a watch.
116
Children of Men (2006,  R)
Children of Men
A vey exciting and entertaining movie, I was on the edge of my seat the entire way through. An interesting and scary look on how humanity can change. Clive Owen is a great hero. Worth a viewing for sci-fi lovers.
117
Shakespeare in Love (1998,  R)
118
The Fifth Element (1997,  PG-13)
119
Phone Booth (2003,  R)
Phone Booth
Amazing film no other films like it. Colin Farrell is awesome.
120
Serenity (2005,  PG-13)
121
Flags of Our Fathers (2006,  R)
122
The Shining (1980,  R)
123
Air Force One (1997,  R)
124
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992,  R)
125
Layer Cake (2005,  R)
126
Monty Python's Life of Brian (1979,  R)
127
American History X (1998,  R)
American History X
Very powerful movie and very moving.
128
The Godfather, Part II (1974,  R)
129
The Godfather, Part III (1990,  R)
130
The Last King of Scotland (2006,  R)
The Last King of Scotland
An extremely well-crafted film. Forest Whitaker undoubtedly deserved his Oscar. James McAvoy was also very convincing. As you watch the film it's interesting to see all the character's transform into different people, especially Dr. Nicholas Garrigan's character. To top it all off it has a gripping storyline that does not lose interest. Watch this film, if only just to see Forest Whitaker's performance.
131
Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975,  PG)
132
L.A. Confidential (1997,  R)
133
Taxi Driver (1976,  R)
134
Platoon (1986,  R)
135
21 Grams (2003,  R)
136
Mystic River (2003,  R)
137
Lost In Translation (2003,  R)
Lost In Translation
A beautiful movie, very interesting and charming story. Scarlett Johansson and Bill Murray work excellent together. I think it's Sofia Coppola's definitive best.
138
What's Eating Gilbert Grape (1993,  PG-13)
What's Eating Gilbert Grape
Great film, great story. Johnny Depp performance is excellent but Leonardo DiCaprio is the one that really shines, playing the mentally challenged teen. All in all heartwarming film and interesting to watch.
139
Memoirs of a Geisha (2005,  PG-13)
Memoirs of a Geisha
Beautiful and touching story about becoming a geisha. Usually never go for this sort of him but I am so pleased with myself for giving it a try because it was fascinating to watch. Acting was amazing, so was the screenplay. The love story was just lovely aswell.
140
The Interpreter (2005,  PG-13)
141
Top Gun (1986,  PG)
142
Dog Day Afternoon (1975,  R)
Dog Day Afternoon
A highly enjoyable, tragic comedy. Al Pacino, performing what I think is one of the greatest peformances of his career, he leaves you in awe because he brings an undescribable energy to his performance. John Cazale is just riveting, the whole cast is just fantastic. Greatly directed, wonderfully written. This is one powerful movie here, it's a shame they don't make them like this anymore.
143
The Full Monty (1997,  R)
144
Bobby (2006,  R)
145
Love Actually (2003,  R)
146
The Thin Red Line (1999,  R)
147
Training Day (2001,  R)
148
If.... (1968,  Unrated)
149
Blow (2001,  R)
Blow
This is a brilliant film. It's great story telling that gets you intrigued to the character of George Jung and his life. I think people should really appreciate this film more because it has an excellent performance from Johnny Depp and nowadays all he is recognised for is playing Jack Sparrow, which is a pity because he is an outstanding actor and has done many better films than POTC. Other performances that stand out is that of Ray Liotta as the caring and considerate father. Intriguing film that you shouldn't miss if you are a fan of true life stories.
150
The Long Good Friday (1982,  R)
151
Man on Fire (2004,  R)
152
The Last Kiss (2006,  R)
The Last Kiss
A well made film. But there was something missing about it. But the strong performances from Braff and Affleck made up for it. Along with the great soundtrack. It's worth a watch.
153
The English Patient (1996,  R)
154
Johnny English (2003,  PG)
155
Casino Royale (2006,  PG-13)
Casino Royale
This movie was ten times better than I thought it would be. Daniel Craig was excellent and very smooth. The fights scenes were incredible to watch. It might have dragged on a little bit too long but as soon as the explosive theme tune came on I decided it was well worth my time.
156
The Goonies (1985,  PG)
157
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Wo hu cang long) (2000,  PG-13)
158
Sleepy Hollow (1999,  R)
159
From Dusk Till Dawn (1996,  R)
160
The History Boys (2006,  R)
161
The Ballad of Jack and Rose (2005,  R)
162
The Squid and the Whale (2005,  R)
163
Get Carter (1971,  R)
Get Carter
Great British gangster classic. Michael Caine just oozes coolness in his signature role. A gripping, tense films that's very quotable. I can't say it was better than my expectations because it wasn't unfortunately. Ultimately this is extremely gritty and powerful drama. I'd recommend it.
164
Bonnie and Clyde (1967,  R)
Bonnie and Clyde
'This here's Miss Bonnie Parker. I'm Clyde Barrow. We rob banks.' Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway are excellent in their title roles as well as Gene Hackman and Michael J. Pollard. This is an important piece of film-making of the 1960's and is most definately a landmark. A fast-paced, entertaining, quotable and violent film that makes you want the Barrow gang to succeed. The ending will leave you speechless. Highly recommended memorable classic.
165
Cop Land (1997,  R)
166
Alpha Dog (2007,  R)
167
Notes on a Scandal (2006,  R)
Notes on a Scandal
Emotionally intense film. Judi Dench remarkably conveys every inch of her character's desperate loneliness exceedingly well. All Dench, Blanchett and Nighy deliver in this sharp, tragic comedy. Marvellous screenplay written by the same writer as 'Closer'. Notes on a Scandal is one of the most overlooked films of 2007, despite it being a well made and highly credible film.
168
Apocalypse Now (1979,  R)
169
Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977,  PG)
170
Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983,  PG)
171
Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980,  PG)
172
Kramer vs. Kramer (1979,  PG)
173
United 93 (2006,  R)
174
Monty Python's The Meaning of Life (1983,  R)
175
Monty Python's And Now for Something Completely Different (1972,  PG)
176
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004,  PG)
177
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone) (2001,  PG)
178
Vanilla Sky (2001,  R)
Vanilla Sky
I really enjoyed this, it was very interesting to watch and the end really really shocks you. Tom Cruise is amazing in this, he shows his true talent especially when he said 'Wait, I thought we were talking about a mask'. If it's not you sort of thing watch it for Tom Cruise's performance.
179
The Pursuit of Happyness (2006,  PG-13)
The Pursuit of Happyness
Touching and very inspiring. Will Smith is brilliant, I think it's his best acting role as he really nails the desperation and determination of his character. Jaden Smith is also a star in the making. Great movie, with great direction and dialogue. I definatley recommend it.
180
Letters from Iwo Jima (2006,  R)
181
Out of Africa (1985,  PG)
182
Wah-Wah (2006,  R)
Wah-Wah
Interesting film to watch, with an excellent cast. Gabriel Byrne, Emily Watson, Julie Waters and the young Nicholas Hoult. I was very impressed with Richard E. Grant's writing and directing skills, and was astonished that this was the story of his childhood. Even with it's flaws, it was still a very entertaining film to sit through.
183
Rain Man (1988,  R)
184
The Alibi (Lies & Alibis) (2006,  R)
185
The United States of Leland (2004,  R)
186
Closer (2004,  R)
187
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead (1991,  PG)
188
The Italian Job (2003,  PG-13)
189
A Few Good Men (1992,  R)
190
The Lost Boys (1987,  R)
The Lost Boys
Great vampire movie.
Death By Stereo!!
191
William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice (2004,  R)
192
Sid & Nancy (1986,  R)
193
Boys Don't Cry (1999,  R)
194
State of Grace (1990,  R)
State of Grace
Extremely overlooked film. A dark and clever gangster film with a terrific cast. A career best performance for Gary Oldman, probably second to Norman Stansfield in Leon, he gives a chilling performance as an Irish gangster. Not only does he play a psychopath-who-keeps-body-parts-in-his-freezer fantastically well but he also makes him likeable. Also in my opinion he made Sean Penn seem boring in this film.
It's tense, gritty and action-packed but unfortunately not without it's cliches, it also tends to lag with the scenes with Penn and Robin Wright.
Highly recommended, Gary Oldman's knockout performance is reason enough to see it.
195
Alien (1979,  R)
196
Romeo Is Bleeding (1994,  R)
197
Jindabyne (2006,  R)
198
Atonement (2007,  R)
Atonement
Stunning, beautiful and poignant film. I am intent on reading the novel after viewing this excellent film.
James McAvoy and Keira Knightley were well cast as the pining lovers, although James McAvoy performed a little better and was oustanding to watch. Keira Knightley on the other hand wasn't as sensational as McAvoy but still pulls off a riveting performance. The young Saoirse Ronan was gave a great performance, she and Romola Garai show great potential for the future. Vanessa Redgrave is also worth a mention, she gave a very powerful performance of the ageing Briony.
A breathtakingly well-crafted film from Joe Wright, who I hope will bring us more remarkable films in the future.
With inspiring dialogue and a unique sound, Atonement deserves the praise it has been given and will hopefully scoop a few Awards. This is a modern masterpiece, just as captiviting as other romantic epics such as 'The English Patient', Atonement is definately a must-see.
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Them (Ils) (2007,  R)
Them (Ils)
Suprising, thrilling, a tense French horror film. Them (Ils) is definately above a lot of the usual hollywood horror tripe that has been released in the past few years. But that still doesn't cover up the disappointment I felt after watching this. It begins quite predictably but then quickly delves into a fast-paced edge-of-seat thriller.
The jumpy parts of the film aren't very unique and are to be expected by the viewer, this triggered the fact that the films isn't as brilliant as I had heard it to be.
Them is well acted and provides nervy entertainment, definately better than most corny slasher films. The most disturbing thing about the film is the fact that it is based on true events that occured in 2002. It's worth a view but don't expect a revelation in the horror genre.
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Annie Hall (1977,  PG)
201
Amores Perros (2001,  R)
202
Forrest Gump (1994,  PG-13)
203
Amelie (Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain) (2001,  R)
Amelie (Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain)
A clever little gem of a film. Intelligent and articulate, poignant and profound. I liked it's close attention to details in every scene and the message it gives you about life.
Audrey Tautou was perfect for the role, a delight to watch, giving a sincere yet very funny performance.
Stunningly shot, with amazing costumes, colours and art direction. Amelie is charming, funny, moving and a beautiful experience. One of the best films I have ever seen.
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La Vie en Rose (La Mome) (2007,  PG-13)
La Vie en Rose (La Mome)
Magnificent film. Marion Cotillard's acting alone makes it worth watching, but in whole the film is very well done. Cotillard's performance is one of the best I've seen from an actor or actress in a long time, she captures the lively and passionate girl at the beginning as well as the sad and broken Piaf at the end. The make-up transformation of different ages is very well done and believable.
The music is wonderful and not at all overused.
The ending was very depressing and overwhelmingly sad but the whole film was very entertaining nonetheless. Great film-making, I deeply recommend it.
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Ne le Dis ŕ Personne (Tell No One) (2006,  Unrated)
Ne le Dis ŕ Personne (Tell No One)
A complex but clever, gripping and thrilling little French film which superseded my expectations. The plot was interesting but confusing in a good way, the characters were well developed and the acting brilliant, especially from François Cluzet, André Dussolier and Kristin Scott Thomas. Nice directing skills from Canet, beautiful cinematography, finished off with an excellent script. I definately recommend this if you like foreign cinema or decent thrillers.
206
Aliens (1986,  R)
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The Graduate (1967,  PG)
The Graduate
Dustin Hoffman is really incredible in his breakthrough role , I can really understand why his career took off after this was released. This film is a benchmark in so many ways.
It's fantastically shot, so many memorable scenes, from the scuba diving scene to the ending scene on the bus. Anne Bancroft was perfect and was even better combined with Hoffman. Katharine Ross in a weaker supporting role but still pulls it off.
It's hard to ignore the comedic element as it will have you laughing out loud every so often.
Simon and Garfunkel soundtrack was wonderful, never has a song (The Sounds of Silence) matched the mood of a film as much.
This film is a timeless masterpiece that is still as funny and still as affecting to today's audience.
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Funny Games (1998,  Unrated)
Funny Games
Unsettling, disturbing, gripping film. Haneke's masterful direction constructs an original, shocking and clever film. The film is very controversial, and I still can't understand why it is called a failure because it conveys violence in a whole new light.
The acting was flawless, Susanne Lothar's screams of terror were really human and made you forget you were watching a film. Arno Frisch and Frank Giering are terrific as sadistic psychopaths. The script is incredible. This film is not without it's dark humor, the way Paul addresses the audience on a few occassions was amusing yet terrifying.
Highly recommended film, but it is NOT for everyone.
209
Psycho (1960,  R)
Psycho
A perfectly suspenseful and enjoyable experience. Psycho is an astonishing masterpiece that set the standard in the horror/thriller genre. Anthony Perkins is really remarkable as Norman Bates, he is disturbed yet innocent, horrifying yet mesmerizing. I found myself spurring Norman on, to get away with it, he was that effective.
Hitchcock crafts a masterpiece which is still today a scary ride. This film probably wouldn't be as great as it is without the incredible score from Bernard Herrmann. I adore this film, definately a must-see.
210
A Room for Romeo Brass (2000,  R)
211
Prick Up Your Ears (1987,  R)
212
High Fidelity (2000,  R)
213
Control (2007,  R)
Control
Electrifying, heart-breaking, incredible. Control is a stunning and thought-provoking film that definately plays with your emotions. Joy Division changed the face of music in the 1970's and this is the story of extremely talented yet doomed lead singer Ian Curtis.
Newcomer Sam Riley is a revelation as Ian Curtis, he compels the viewers and takes them along for the journey with him. Samantha Morton is tremendous also, she encapsulates the role of Curtis' neglected wife and really gives a sincere performance. I also must mention Toby Kebbell who plays Joy Division's manager, he plays his part very well too. The film is shot entirely in black and white which gives the film a very haunting atmosphere, the director seems to be obviously passionate about this subject which adds greatly to the quality of the film. The soundtrack is used very wisely, creating some very electrifying and poignant scenes. I'd recommend this film to anybody regardless that they know much or like Joy Division's music at all. This film is a worthwhile watch that's intense, engaging yet beautifully depressing.
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Cidade de Deus, (City of God) (2003,  R)
Cidade de Deus, (City of God)
Magnificent, powerful and totally compelling.
I felt transported into the City of God whilst watching this film, the director really makes you feel every inch of the film and care for and despise some of the characters.
It's a solid yet exciting film with faultless performances. Leandro Firmino was especially excellent as Li'l Zé, I don't think I've ever hated a character as much.
This film is wonderfully crafted with beautiful cinematography that takes you on an exhilirating and brutal journey into the slums of Rio de Janeiro. Probably one of the best foreign films I have seen, it stays with you. See this movie.
215
Rebel Without a Cause (1955,  PG-13)
216
Cool Hand Luke (1967,  Unrated)
217
Hot Fuzz (2007,  R)
218
Starter for Ten (Starter for 10) (2006,  PG-13)
Starter for Ten (Starter for 10)
I had high expectations of this film because I had read the book and it was a very entertaining and funny read. Okay, it wasn't as good as the book but still watchable, the odd laugh here and there. A good performance from James McAvoy, I couldn't fault him. I'd never seen him in a comedic role and still he was very charming.
A fun feel-good film, not your average romantic comedy because it's more about his college life than his love life but both are combined, so it contains a unique type of humour. Plus it has a fantastic soundrack, I liked the constant use of The Cure. I recommend the book more than the film, a lot of good parts were unfortunately left out.
219
Das Leben der Anderen (The Lives of Others) (2006,  R)
220
Brighton Rock (1947,  Unrated)
Brighton Rock
Excellent British Gangster classic. Richard Attenborough gives a fantastically menacing performance as mob leader Pinkie Brown, Carol Marsh is also good as the very innocent and naive Rose. A dark, suspenseful gangster thriller with sharp and clever dialogue to top it all off. Brighton Rock is an underrated classic.
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On the Waterfront (1954,  Unrated)
On the Waterfront
Magnificent, powerful and gripping drama. Wonderful musical score and excellent use of black-and-white cinematography.
This has been sitting in my collection for a while now, and I've finally just got around to watching it, and I must say I definately regret the long wait.
Brando excels in his performance giving a truly moving portrayal of Terry Malloy, definately worth of his Oscar. Eva Marie Saint is also sensational but angelic in a supporting role. The chemistry between the two, sizzles.
Good story, powerful acting, superbly directed, although it needs to be watched with patience. Highly recommended.
222
The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999,  R)
The Talented Mr. Ripley
There was something about this film that I did find confusing and it lost my attenion a few times. But other than that, I really enjoyed it. The scenary was spectacular and altogether the film was crafted wonderfully. Matt Damon's performance is the thing that makes you not give up on the film. I am so speechless at his talent. I like the line 'It's always better to be a fake somebody than a real nobody'.
223
A Knight's Tale (2001,  PG-13)
224
Cape Fear (1991,  R)
225
Nil by Mouth (1998,  R)
226
Hotel Rwanda (2004,  PG-13)
227
Mean Machine (2002,  R)
228
Eyes Wide Shut (1999,  R)
229
Miller's Crossing (1990,  R)
230
Chinatown (1974,  R)
231
Heaven (2002,  R)
232
The Green Mile (1999,  R)
233
Raging Bull (1980,  R)
234
Heat (1995,  R)
235
Zodiac (2007,  R)
236
One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975,  R)
237
Casablanca (1943,  Unrated)
238
Planet Terror (Grindhouse Presents: Robert Rodriguez's Planet Terror) (2007,  R)
239
Misery (1990,  R)
Misery
Extremely suspenseful film that's directed brilliantly. It has moments where you will be on the edge of your seat and moments that will either make you laugh or make you cringe. Kathy Bates extremely deserving of the Oscar as she carries the film playing her sinister, psychotic character wonderfully. She is terrifying and unforgettable in this role. A must watch even just for Kathy Bates performance.
240
House of Flying Daggers (Shi mian mai fu) (2004,  PG-13)
241
La Science des Ręves (The Science of Sleep) (2006,  R)
La Science des Ręves (The Science of Sleep)
Wow. I really enjoyed this. This film has everything, it's magical, fun, inventive and wonderful. The Science of Sleep was written and directed by the same man who brought us Eternal Sunshine.. Just from hearing that my expectations were high and ultimately exceeded.
Gael García Bernal gives an engaging and energetic portrayal of a confused man lost between the dream world and reality. His presence is very charming and he also makes you laugh out loud at some of his characters wild antics.
I can understand why a lot of people didn't like it, yes it wasn't flawless and the plot seemed confusing.
But anyway this film is greatly directed, written, has wonderful visuals and incredible performances. Watch this if you have imagination, otherwise I wouldn't recommend.
242
A Hard Day's Night (1964,  G)
243
Igby Goes Down (2002,  R)
244
The Silence of the Lambs (1991,  R)
245
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007,  R)
246
Oldboy (2005,  R)
247
Run Lola Run (Lola rennt) (1999,  R)
Run Lola Run (Lola rennt)
This is by far one of the most exciting, exhilirating, adrenalin-pumping films I have ever seen to date. For the entire short 77 minutes runtime, I could not take my eyes of the screen.
Run Lola Run is visually stunning, Tom Tykwer is definitely a film-maker to watch out for, this film sucks you in and never lets go. The film is very well written and extremely original and is topped off with brilliant lead performances from Franka Potente and Moritz Bleibtreu.
Run Lola Run is a fun, unique and memorable film which I demand you all to see.
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Dogville (2003,  R)
Dogville
Dogville is a highly original, disturbing but extremely slow-paced film from Lars Von Trier. I found it extremely difficult to get into at first, I felt like turning it off a couple of times, due to the movies lack of scenery and set, I kept thinking, where could this possibly go? It soon grabbed my attention after about 30 minutes.
Nicole Kidman was perfect for the role of Grace, she gave a mesmerizing performance. The rest of the cast do brilliant also and create some very intriguing characters. This film is fantastic drama which is very well written.
I must emphasize that this film is not for people with short attention spans but turns out to be a very rewarding watch nevertheless.
249
Donnie Brasco (1997,  R)
250
The Darjeeling Limited (2007,  R)
The Darjeeling Limited
The Darjeeling Limited is a very funny, offbeat, poignant and visually stunning film from director Wes Anderson.
Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody and Jason Schwartzman play three brothers who haven't spoken to each other in a year, on a train in India in hope of finding spiritual enlightenment, the whole idea of it made me laugh even before the film started.
The acting was exceptional from all the leads, I was particularly impressed with Owen Wilson who in other films I have found very annoying, he was superb as the elder control-freak brother. All the characters feel very real and are very likeable. Not to mention a hilarious cameo by Bill Murray in the first 5 minutes of the film as a businessman racing Adrien Brody to the train.
This film is easy-going to watch and a refreshing change from a lot of other films, the colourful art-direction is simply beautiful also.
Wes Anderson crafts a brilliantly well-written and well-acted film with plenty of humor but it also has some very serious elements. A must-watch.
251
The Dreamers (2004,  NC-17)
252
Network (1976,  R)
253
Y Tu Mama Tambien (2001,  R)
254
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007,  PG-13)
255
No Country for Old Men (2007,  R)
No Country for Old Men
The Coens deliver another spectacular and thrilling masterpiece which in my opinion is now more superior than any of their other work. They've crafted a wonderfully intense film filled with masterful chase scenes between Moss and Chigurh and topped off with a brilliantly dark screenplay.
Javier Bardem was hugely terrifying as the calm yet menacing killer Anton Chigurh, Bardem has excellently portrayed a character that should go down in movie villain history. I was on the edge of my seat everytime he appeared on screen with his odd weapons of choice and even scarier hair cut. The rest of the cast, Josh Brolin, Tommy Lee Jones and Woody Harrelson also gave faultless performances.
No Country deserved every Oscar it got and definitely one of the best films of 2007. I'd love to read the novel now.
256
Apocalypto (2006,  R)
257
Les Quatre Cents Coups (The 400 Blows) (1959,  Unrated)
258
Breathless (Ŕ bout de souffle) (By a Tether) (1961,  Unrated)
259
Juno (2007,  PG-13)
260
We Own the Night (2007,  R)
261
Top Hat (1935,  Unrated)
262
Modern Times (1936,  Unrated)
263
Harold and Maude (1971,  PG)
Harold and Maude
Harold and Maude is a quirky, heart-warming and sentimental film worthy of it's status as a cult classic and is probably one of the most important films of all time.
Harold is a rich young man, unsatisfied by his life but engrossed with death. Maude is a lively, high-spirited 79-year old woman and when the two meet they form a close bond and embark upon some very humourous adventures.
Harold and Maude one of the most unusual love stories out there, filled with witty dialogue and memorable scenes that leaves the viewer captivated everytime they watch it.
Bud Cort portrays Harold extremely well, capturing every inch of his morbid nature and blank stares. Ruth Gordon is enjoyable to watch and plays the role beautifully. Plus the Cat Stevens soundtrack fits the film perfectly.
Harold and Maude is a wonderfully uplifting yet darkly poignant film. It holds a great message about living your life to the fullest and that love has no boundaries. This is a film you must see before you die.
264
Jules and Jim (1962,  Unrated)
265
Raising Arizona (1987,  PG-13)
266
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958,  Unrated)
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is an exceptional film with emotionally intense performances from Paul Newman and Elizabeth Taylor, who's chemistry is electric.
Based on the Tennessee Williams play about a family gathering at the Pollitt household that creates a whirlwind of uncontrollable tensions and confrontations. A main theme of the film is the subject of mendacity which is powerfully illustrated.
This is one exciting film with intelligent dialogue and a dramatic atmosphere. Two reasons to watch this - tremendous acting and a brilliant script. Do not miss out on this.
267
Marathon Man (1976,  R)
268
Million Dollar Baby (2004,  PG-13)
269
A Streetcar Named Desire (1951,  PG)
A Streetcar Named Desire
A Streetcar Named Desire is a dramatic, fascinating and truly memorable cinematic experience. I could not take my eyes off the screen through out, I was completely engrossed by the sharp and edgy atmosphere and tense confrontations between the characters.

Elia Kazan did an excellent job of bringing to life Tennessee Williams's celebrated play.

Never before have I witnessed acting so good from all of the leads. Vivien Leigh shines as the disturbed and confused Blanche, drifting between fantasy and reality. Marlon Brando, wow. He gives an immaculate performance of the rude and brutal Stanley, definitely up with the best of his career, maybe even THE best. Karl Malden and Kim Hunter both give incredible supporting performances.

A Streetcar Named Desire is an emotive, intelligent, thought-provoking piece of film-making. A true example of a classic.
270
Birthday Girl (2002,  R)
271
Munich (2005,  R)
272
Janghwa, Hongryeon (A Tale of Two Sisters) (2003,  R)
273
Don't Look Now (1973,  R)
274
Gone With the Wind (1939,  G)
275
There Will Be Blood (2007,  R)
There Will Be Blood
There are lots of things that make There Will Be Blood such a powerful and brilliant cinematic experience.

Firstly I must state the obvious Daniel Day-Lewis. He gives an unmissable performance as Daniel Plainview, slowly transforming into the most monstrous of human beings but keeping his humanity all the same. Incredible powerhouse acting that establishes him as one of the best actors walking the planet. Must mention Paul Dano also, why was he not nominated for an Oscar? I expect great things from him in the future.

The script is marvellous, filled with haunting scenes, memorable dialogue. It has a lot of themes, family, faith, greed, power and religion. The score is electrifying and never fails to be haunting.

Paul Thomas Anderson did a fantastic job. His work is new to me and I will now definitely seek out his other films.

The ending is perfect and one of the most powerful I've ever seen.

Films like this come along only once in a while, There Will Be Blood is a force to be reckoned with.

I......drink.......your.......milkshake!
276
Outlaw (2007,  R)
277
Eastern Promises (2007,  R)
278
The Hours (2002,  PG-13)
279
Scream (1996,  R)
280
The Deer Hunter (1978,  R)
281
La Haine (Hate) (1996,  R)
La Haine (Hate)
La Haine is an edgy, well crafted and unforgettable film from Matthieu Kassovitz.
The film centers on an unlikely group of friends in the suburbs of France and their reactions to the violence that occurs around them.
Matthieu Kassovitz gives us a powerful film, rich in originality which is undoubtedly a triumph in film-making. Cleverly shot in black and white with swift and stunning camera work, which gives La Haine a raw and intense feel.The three main actors give superb performances, particularly Vincent Cassel proving his talent in an early role.
La Haine is a remarkable achievement that intrigues and entertains you right until it's shocking climax.
282
Jaws (1975,  PG)
283
Billy Elliot (2000,  R)
284
Being John Malkovich (1999,  R)
285
A History of Violence (2005,  R)
286
Mean Streets (1973,  R)
287
The Hustler (1961,  Unrated)
288
Magnolia (1999,  R)
289
Le Scaphandre et le Papillon (The Diving Bell and the Butterfly) (2007,  PG-13)
290
Once (2007,  R)
291
Rescue Dawn (2007,  PG-13)
292
Stephen King's It (1990,  Unrated)
Stephen King's It
This started very promising and intriguing. Tim Curry as the clown was perfect, although he wasn't extremely petrifying, he's creepy enough to put you off clowns for sometime. The first scene where he appears down the drain is spooky and shocking enough to keep you watching. The child actors were all very convincing and in my opinion performed better than the adult actors in the second half of the film. It was more interesting watching their little gang take on Pennywise than the pathetic clichéd older gang.
As the film progresses you get more annoyed at hearing the rants and whimpers of the lead characters who all individually receive a visit from Pennywise.
Overall, it's okay, in no way brilliant. You laugh a lot more than you scream and the ending is extremely disappointing and ridiculous. Watch this, if only for the performance of Tim Curry as Pennywise the Clown.
293
Dead Man's Shoes (2006,  Unrated)
294
Withnail and I (1987,  R)
Withnail and I
Cult classic. One of the best British comedies ever made. The teaming up of Richard E. Grant and Paul McGann is pure comedy genius and makes for great entertainment. Withnail and I is filled with classic dialogue and unforgettable characters.
'We've gone on holiday by mistake.' Love it.
295
Halloween (1978,  R)
296
The Kid (1921,  Unrated)
297
Rear Window (1954,  PG)
298
City Lights (1931,  Unrated)
299
The Gold Rush (1925,  Unrated)
300
The Great Dictator (1940,  G)
301
Chaplin (1992,  PG-13)
302
Elephant (2003,  R)
303
Hard Candy (2006,  R)
304
Rushmore (1998,  R)
305
Sideways (2004,  R)
306
Carrie (1976,  R)
307
The Terminator (1984,  R)
308
American Gangster (2007,  R)
309
Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story (2005,  R)
310
Sense and Sensibility (1995,  PG)
311
24 Hour Party People (2002,  R)
312
S.W.A.T. (2003,  PG-13)
313
Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (2005,  R)
314
Lawn Dogs (1998,  R)
315
Basquiat (1996,  R)
316
Dogma (1999,  R)
317
Downfall (Der Untergang) (2004,  R)
Downfall (Der Untergang)
A compelling and powerful film, Der Untergang is a gripping depiction of one of the darkest and most brutal events in history. Set in Hitler's bunker in the last ten days of his life, this film makes you feel every inch of the atmosphere in the cramped and chilling bunker.
Bruno Ganz's performance of Hitler is nothing short of phenomenal, his portrayal of Hitler's insanity and desperation are extremely convincing. The rest of the cast give strong support.
This film is very draining because of it's lengthy running time, but it did not ever lose my interest or intrigue. Der Untergang is outstanding in many respects. I recommend this to anyone with an interest in war films or anyone with the patience to view it.
318
Lust, Caution (Se jie) (2007,  R)
319
Resident Evil: Extinction (2007,  R)
320
28 Weeks Later... (2007,  R)
321
Serpico (1973,  R)
322
Resident Evil - Apocalypse (2004,  R)
323
Zulu (1964,  Unrated)
324
The Evil Dead (1981,  NC-17)
325
Wall Street (1987,  R)
326
Beyond the Gates (Shooting Dogs) (2005,  R)
327
Dog Soldiers (2002,  R)
328
Cache (Hidden) (2005,  R)
329
Code Unknown (Code inconnu: Récit incomplet de divers voyages) (2000,  Unrated)
330
East Is East (1999,  R)
East Is East
Hillarious film.
331
Pay It Forward (2000,  PG-13)
332
The Cottage (2008,  Unrated)
333
The Lookout (2007,  R)
334
Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten (2007,  Unrated)
335
30 Days of Night (2007,  R)
30 Days of Night
I'm not going to be too harsh on 30 Days of Night because I think it's a good film for it's genre but it's no Citizen Kane. The gore and action is average, nothing you haven't seen before. On the other hand, it's storyline and situation is something fresh and different in the horror genre, I don't think we've witnessed a film set in Alaska where the sun doesn't rise for 30 days consecutively and where rather conveniently they happen to be invaded by vampires.
There is a creepy element to this film, it won't have you screaming but the vampires are ghastly creatures that speak in their own sinister language.
The acting is decent, Josh Hartnett is okay as the hero of the film but it's Ben Foster who steals the show. He seems to nail the strange psycho character everytime. I'm sure this guy has a successful career ahead of him.
Watch 30 Days of Night if you're bored out of your skull and need a decent horror fix, otherwise it only succeeds as being entertaining.
336
The Elephant Man (1980,  PG)
337
The Mist (2007,  R)
338
Good Morning, Vietnam (1987,  R)
339
Cloverfield (2008,  PG-13)
340
Smokin' Aces (2007,  R)
341
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006,  R)
342
August Rush (2007,  PG)
343
Brokeback Mountain (2005,  R)
344
Edward Scissorhands (1990,  PG-13)
Edward Scissorhands
One of Tim Burton's best films. I did not expect so much from Edward Scissorhands, somehow it's quirky and unusual tale of an inventors unfinished creation left behind, manages to pull on your heartstrings. I was surprised how emotionally touching the film is, it's after effect haunts you for days to come.
Tim Burton has always been responsible for producing unconventional and extremely entertaining films and Edward Scissorhands is by far his masterpiece in my opinion.
A huge applause for Johnny Depp as without him in the title role, who knows what other portrayal would have been conceived. He's brilliant, he conveys all the innocence, harmlessness and curiosity of his character. His performance was Oscar-worthy.
The balance of drama, dark humour and romance was perfect. The story is told beautifully.
To conclude, this is in my opinion the best Burton film I have seen, it's magical, poetic, funny and moving.
345
From Hell (2001,  R)
346
Before Night Falls (2000,  R)
347
A Good Year (2006,  PG-13)
348
Babel (2006,  R)
349
The Bourne Ultimatum (2007,  PG-13)
The Bourne Ultimatum
What a fantastic ending to the excellent bourne franchise. Or is it the ending? The film was packed with edge-of-seat action and an adrenaline pumping tension. The action scenes were extremely impressive and the choreography of the fight sequences - astonishing. It was a little difficult to follow in some places due to the fast pace of the film, but all in all - a great story, fantastic direction. Matt Damon has created a very memorable character out of the Bourne series.
350
Stardust (2007,  PG-13)
Stardust
I did not expect so much from this film, because I usually don't go for the magical, wizard and witch type of films. But this was a pleasant surprise. It was charming, magical, amusing.
The casting was great, newcomer Charlie Cox proves he may have a big career ahead of him. Michelle Pfeiffer, was perfectly cast, I don't think anyone else could have played the part better than she did. Robert De Niro was fantastic but seemed like he was enjoying himself too much playing the part! Other good appearances from Peter O' Toole, Sienna Miller, Ricky Gervais, Mark Strong amongst a lot of others.
Yes, it can seem a bit corny and predictable at times, but it's a lot fun for all the ages.
351
Brief Encounter (1945,  Unrated)
Brief Encounter
A wonderful British romance film of the 1940's. A timeless masterpiece with characters so real you sometimes forget they are acting. I'm not usually one for romance films but Brief Encounter is so incredibly poignant and well written. Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard are perfectly cast and give unforgettable performances. The train station and sound effects create a haunting atmosphere and have probably changed the way I look at train stations. It's a simple, honest story of love and longing, I could never tire of it.
352
Chicago (2002,  PG-13)
353
Shooter (2007,  R)
354
Wanted (2008,  R)
355
Better Off Dead (1985,  PG)
356
Ray (2004,  PG-13)
357
Gone Baby Gone (2007,  R)
358
Happy-Go-Lucky (2008,  R)
359
The Blues Brothers (1980,  R)
360
The Exorcist (1973,  R)
361
The Big Lebowski (1998,  R)
362
Bosque de sombras (BackWoods) (,  Unrated)
363
Anchorman - The Legend Of Ron Burgundy (2004,  PG-13)
Anchorman - The Legend Of Ron Burgundy
Isn't the best movie made but it has a lot of laughs. Will Ferrell's excellent and is back to his true comic self and the supporting cast are great two. My favourite part was when all the anchormen gathered and started fighting and Steve Carrell killed a man with a pitchfork. Hilarious!
364
Pineapple Express (2008,  R)
365
Tropic Thunder (2008,  R)
366
Straw Dogs (1971,  R)
367
Midnight Cowboy (1969,  R)
368
National Lampoon's Animal House (1978,  R)
369
Slumdog Millionaire (2008,  R)
370
Hunger (2009,  Unrated)
Hunger
A remarkable piece of cinema. Director Steve McQueen keeps audiences enthralled with his unique and sharp direction and brilliant attention to detail. Michael Fassbender gives a powerhouse, faultless performance proving he may well have a bright future ahead of him in cinema. Despite the bleak and harrowing subject matter, Hunger is a bold and rewarding tour de force and a story that needed to be told.
371
RocknRolla (2008,  R)
RocknRolla
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372
Das Experiment (The Experiment) (2001,  R)
373
The Blair Witch Project (1999,  R)
374
Mum & Dad (2008,  Unrated)
375
Say Anything... (1989,  PG-13)
376
The Duchess (2008,  PG-13)
377
El Orfanato (The Orphanage) (2007,  R)
378
This Is England (2007,  Unrated)
379
Son of Rambow (2007,  PG-13)
380
Love Me If You Dare (Jeux d'enfants) (2004,  R)

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