My Favorite Movie Titles

One of the most meditative and philosophically complex films you'll ever see. Bardem is terrifying and Brolin is effective but this is the story of Jones's sheriff, who confronts a world of increasingly senseless violence, decaying values and his own mortality and existence. This movie will stay with you for a while and make you contemplate issues like fatalism and the value of life. A masterpice.

One of the funniest movies of all time. Biting social commentary, offensive humor and two naked Eastern European men wrestling. All excellent ingredients for an excellent movie. Baron Cohen, Davitian and the filming crew have balls of steel with the risks they took. High fiiive!

Funny and touching. This is the actual story of my life. I'm Andy and the Arab guys, Alex is David, Stephen and Myles are Cal and Brandon is Jay, only white and more sexist. Oh, and Kevin is the weird guy at the Ebay store.

Words cannot describe the blood-and-thunder majesty of the greatest western of all time, and one of the most important movies of my life. It introduced me to the great Sam Peckinpah, and it also affected how I view movies and how I hope to direct and edit them. This movie changed the world with its depiction of brutal hyper-violence, brilliantly slow-motion and multi-scene cross-cutting time. It is an enjoyable adventure film, with the aptly-titled Bunch waging war against some icons of Mexican film. Almost every scene is a classic, and codes of honor, male bonding and the death of the West are present, the latter perfectly summed up in the climatic Battle of the Bloody Porch, the best gunfight I have ever seen and a truly numbing orgy of death and destruction. This leads into a moving ending complete with a rousing rendition "La Golondrina"�, the Mexican funeral song par excellence. A true masterpiece.

George Clooney's sober, yet majestic biography of the heroic Edward R. Murrow and his production team as they battle McCarthy and his Red Scare is a fantastically executed movie as well as a morality play for journalists and citizens everywhere about tolerance, freedom of speech and association and the rights and responsabilities of a free press.