My Favorite Movies

This flick is just absolutely hilarious! No stunts, no CGI, just a bushman, a coke bottle, and a rhino that puts out fires!

"Shut up, listen, learn!" This film tells it like it is!

This film is one of my alltime top ten favorites! Who is Keizer Soze??

Just about the BEST martial arts film I've ever seen!

One of my favs! Loved it.

Great story-telling, even though it might not be what actually happened.

Great film, even though it might not be historically accurate

Phenomenal! Hilarious! Thought provoking! Sexy!

A great cop drama with a fantastic cast. Great story and great directing

Who knew he wasn't going to retire???

This film is downright CREEPY! I loved it.

Leary was hilarious! Spacey was beyond hilarious! This movie literally had my sides splitting.

A fantastic film. Funny, frightening, and very believable.

Robin Williams can do anything! A great film about the benefits of questioning conformity.

Great concept and beautifully gothic.

A cult classic that loosely follows the book. Great cast and storytelling.

How can anyone NOT like this film? "Telegram for Mongo..."

Ack ack. Ack ack ACK ACK ack!

Fantastic film and historically accurate. Strathairn plays Murrow to a tee. Strangely enough, much of what was said in this film could be applied to today's political arena!

A great period-piece and coming of age story.

There's no good reason why I love this film. I just do!

Art immitating life. Lots of political statements. Williams does an excellent job, as usual. And Linney was superb.

One of the pioneering "don't let computers run our lives" films. Surprisingly well done.

Awesome story that keeps you guessing. Great for shrinks and patients!

Cut and dry, no hidden messages and no plot twists. Just a great film all-araound.

The best of the "old generation" Trekkie films.

One of Murphy's best comedies.

Full of social commentary! Everything from price-gouging convenience store owners to horrible fast food restaurants to snobby golfers!

Over-the-top violence to try to get some sort of emotional response from the audience. This film asks, "Are we really this numb to it all?"

I love it when people make fun of themselves!

One of Costner's best films.

A film that was so ahead of its time.

Great cast and interesting story...if you can keep up with it.

An excellent portrayal.

Slow, and a little bit more "out there" then most people would like. Still, the visual effects were fantastic! And who could ever forget HAL?

Unbelievably phenomenal!

Pretty good adaptation from the stage show.

The first film I ever saw with Edward Norton. He blew me away with this performance. Great film!

Great addition to the Firefly show.

This film isn't just a Star Wars spoof, rather it pokes fun at the most popular Sci Fi franchises. Even "Planet of the Apes" has a cameo!

I've learned there are 2 versions to this film. The original is far better than the shortened, hamstrung version.

Film noir at its best!

Interesting film. Low budget but very well done.

Great cast and a classic film that zeroed in on the American fear of the USSR at the height of the Cold War.

Stole a little from Das Boot, but still had great storytelling, plot, and characters.

The last good Eddie Murphy comedy.

This was one of those "horrors of cloning" flicks mixed in with a little Logan's Run. Bay is best known for his action sequences, and he definitely delivers.

A fun movie for everybody.

Superb story, superb acting and an awesome ironic twist at the end. Even David Bowie is back in the acting game! Great film.

I thought the film rocked; however, I didn't see enough of Joker. And I really wish they didn't kill Two-Face off so quickly. The action sequences were great, but I felt they were too few and far between.

Phenomenal! Thought provoking and full of action. Great flick.

Pacino plays one of the best Devils around!

This flick was a typical martial arts film with an easy-to-follow story, a few key characters, and lots of fighting.

What I liked: Produced by the Wachowski Brothers (The Matrix) and written in part by J. Michael Straczynski (Babylon 5). The weapons display and fight choreography were excellent. I was thrilled to see Sho Kosugi on the big screen again. He still rocks, after all these years.

What I didn't like: There's a sequence where Raizo is being chased by the ninja clan out into a busy Berlin rotary with lots of traffic. We've been learning that ninjas don't like being seen, so what the hell were they doing playing out in traffic? There's another sequence where the Ozunu training camp is attacked by the forces of good. We've already seen a few ninjas take out an entire SWAT team. But when the forces of good attack the camp and are facing a small army of ninjas, the ninjas turn and scatter like roaches and are killed easily. That didn't fit right in my mind.

Lots of blood, severed limbs, and brain matter mixed in with great fight sequences and a decent story.

I knew this film was going to be visually astounding, but WOW! I was lucky enough to see it in IMAX 3D. Go spend the extra cash and see it in IMAX! I was also worried about the storyline because of it being a too-familiar theme. The story worked extremely well. I thought the Na'vi were fascinating, and their bond with their environment was incredibly unique. I thought the good humans were a tad one-dimensional, but the bad humans were expectedly shallow. All in all, a fantastic production!