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Just as moving as Rocky. If not more so.

AWESOME movie. Another of my favorites.

Absolutely superb.

I know this movie can be confusing to some due to the fact that it's shown in reverse order, but I didn't have any problems following it, and I rather enjoyed the unique perspective. Guy Pearce is marvelous as the man you love to love, then love to hate. But you can't help but still love him.

One of my favorites. Writing, acting, story....both uplifting and depressing, which is hard to do.

A very gritty crime drama. Ray Liotta is one of my favorite actors, and I definitely wasn't disappointed in his acting in this film. Jason Patric is also stellar.

I can't say enough good things about this movie. The villains are sleazy enough to make you want to kill them, and Stallone does a superb job, once again, playing the underdog. The man you feel bad for, but also want to smack around....until he wises up at the end and kicks some major ass.

Highly underrated.

Once again, a foreign film has given me the old one-two punch right to the chest. I adore this movie.

Pretty good.

This is truly one of the most moving films I've ever seen.

This movie has all the awkwardness one would expect. Which is a good thing. Christina Ricci is lovable as the kidnap victim-turned groupie, and Vincent Gallo is wonderful as the man filled with anger who eventually learns to just let shit go.

Wonderful. Tim Burton once again gives us a great movie experience. Johnny Depp is marvelous.

I've followed Christian Bale's career since I was a kid and saw him in Newsies. I think his role as Trevor Reznik is the most poignant one I've seen so far. He's a character actor through-and-through, and no one can deny it.

This is one of those movies that you'll either love or hate. It's aesthetically pleasing to the eye and makes you think about life, death, and all the things in-between. It shares an important perspective on dying and whether or not it is our own right to decide when to go. The casting is wonderful, the acting wonderful, the writing human, and the plot is thought-provoking.

This is a wonderful story. The characters are engaging, funny, and realistic. Toby Maguire and Reese Witherspoon are superb, but Jeff Daniels, William H. Macy, and Joan Allen all provide solid performances, as well. One of my all-time favorites.

Geoffrey Rush won an Oscar for his role as David Helfgott, a musical progeny who suffers a severe breakdown at a young age. It's moving and very much worth your time.

Fantastic movie.

Wonderful movie. Good acting, some funny moments, some depressing moments, the plot makes you think.

Wonderfully neurotic. Much better than the annoying original.

The beginning of greatness.

Great, great, great movie.

Awesome movie!

Hilarious.

I first caught this movie on IFC a couple of weeks ago (drawn to it by one of my favorite actors, Guy Pearce). It's a beautiful story. Makes those of us who don't necessarily look like supermodels feel as if there may actually be something special about us. Lily Taylor's character is awesome and she plays the role extremely well. Guy Pearce is superb, as always. A movie that makes you think it's going to make you sad, but an unexpected (but hoped for) twist at the end makes things right with the world once more.