1990s through Film

This is an absolutely amazing true story with absolutely amazing acting.

This movie is all about dialogue. That's all it is. Walking and talking and it's amazing. The energy between the characters shines through. It leaves you wanting more....and convienently there's a sequel.

The best animated romance I have ever seen.

It's difficult to decide what to say about this film. It can be discussed on so many levels and from so many perspectives. You discover new things each time you watch it, and I have watched it plenty.

I entered into the world of a man who learns to love and actually understood him. And that kid has to be the cutest kid in movie history.

This is one of the most timeless movies in existence. Robbins and Freeman do an incredible job in their respective roles and really draw us in to the ethos of their world.

Obviously, this is an extremely important film. Telling the story from Shindler's lens brings the Holocaust to life, making it personal for viewers who otherwise might not have a direct connection. The lighting is wonderful, the symbolism rich, and the emotion compelling. The acting is absolutely fantastic. Films like this don't come along every day or not even every lifetime.

One of the best movies of all time. Typical Coen Brothers to the extreme.

This is one of my most favourite movies and I will forever have a spot in my heart for Kevin Smith because of it.

This film was absolutely incredible...unless of course you actually tried to figure it out.... (JUSTIN). It's dark, refreshing, uncomfortable and unique.

There is nothing unpredictable or crazy interesting about this little ditty. It is, however, what it tries to be: a cute romantic comedy with a moderate but not-too-controversial-for-1998 touch of gay and a semi-happy ending that's not what you wanted but what you will accept. If it comes on one of those chick channels while you're sitting at home with nothing better to do, it's worth a watch.