The 1990s

A very well researched movie about the death of the German Hacker Karl Koch. The movie director studied documentary film but made a perfectly balanced mixture between a documentation and a feature film. Worth to see!

John Malkovich playing himself in this hilarious and odd movie. A milestone of movie history!

Definitely the best movie in which Nicolas Cage ever acted. Impressing pictures with an outstanding camera work and a fascinating play with light and shade.

This movie is based on the homonymous novel by Hunter S. Thompson. Johnny Depp plays his role on the peak of his career like noone else could.

An all-you-can-consume-package: Action, romance, drama and dolor. Another perfect symbiosis between Luc Besson and Jean Reno. The praline of the movie is definitely Gary Oldman's role.

This movie is brilliant! The story is not the discovery of the wheel but it's a well made movie that describes the theory of Radical Constructivism and other philosophical approaches to ordinary people like you and me.

Has anyone ever noticed that Bruce Willis very often plays in movies with handicapped children? He should get an oscar just for this social behaviour! Maybe he fits those roles that good because he impersonates the perfect father and protector? ;)

Darren Aronofsky raised $50.000 from friends and family to produce this black and white movie. Brilliant story, perfectly casted. The same cool gimmicks we find in his later film "Requiem for a dream".

A pirate radio station moderator on escape of the cops, falls in love with a girl. Music by Beasty Boys and Leonard Cohen. Well done!

The best role Al Pacino ever played: A blind retired army officer, addicted to alcohol teaches a pupil the principles of life. Brilliant! Exciting, funny and emotional!