My Favorite Movies

film noir at its finest.

one of the greatest films ever

What's so great about this film, is that its able to make an artistic statement, without leaning too much politicaly towards one wing of the other, satirizing both left wing and right wing politcs of the day.

regardless of the subject matter, its still an amazing work of film. Love it or hate it, you cannot deny its power

beautiful sets, beautiful costumes, beautiful score, this one's a classic for all times

my all time favorite film, detailing the descent into madness and paranoia that can come from obcession with order and perfection, combined with cripiling lonliness. The soundtrack and the black+white shots only heighten the mood of tension, and in the end, realizes if the cost of absolute knowledge is truely worth the price

a masterpiece... it doesnt get much better than this

2nd best film of 2005

best film of 2005

one of the most fun and beautiful films Ive ever seen

a masterpiece

this film has one of the most beautiful endings ever.

the 2ND best film of 2007

the best of the trilogy

what all comic book films should aspire to be

"Heeeeerrrres Johnny!" This film sets the bar for horror and suspense

this is one of the saddest films of all time... true to the original source while at the same time introducing a bit of artistic liscence. This film depresses me, but in all the right ways

I actualy thought this one was better than the original...

a masterpiece, a powerfull film displaying the fear and desperation of a group of fanatics seeing their disasterous end...at the end, you almost feel sorry for them.

Martin Landau, and Bela Lugosi definitly steal the show, a humourous, yet tragic look at a group of misfits that triumph against the odds, in their own odd sort of way

This film was beautiful... made me feel like I was actualy in paris, on a real date

david lynch meets John Hughes... this film summerizes everything that is beautiful and terrible about youth, with a quirkey sci-fi slant that keeps me coming back to look for new connections

this film was beautiful... brought me to tears *sniff*

Julie Andrews, AND Mary Poppins are Teh Sex

one of my all time faves

my all time favorite holiday film... brutaly dark humour, with a happy ending that's not too sappy and not too bleak

one of my all time faves... Im in love with Lydia Deetz

the best of the Franchise. Resistance is Futile

One of the great films of all time, and by far the best of the series

a bitter misanthropic film for bitter misanthropic people... in the hands of a better director, this could have been a flawless classic, but even with Schumaker behind the camera, it still remains a challenging and thought-provoking film with great themes, and challenging notions of social decay, personal bitterness, and the struggle to find order in a dark world without going dark yourself

one best film of 2007 so far. its beautiful... the only real complaint I would have, is that we dont really understand the motives of the "heros" or "villains"... yes, they have choices and no choices, but I failed to understand extactly what they were fighting for, or why... then again, I dont have many cultural ties to spain, so Im sure Im missing out there. but when viewed as a fairy tale with classic themes in a specific context (wicked step-father, temptation, happy endings, etc), its a triumph. as a political moral tale, not so much.

one of the most laugh-out-loud halarious films Ive ever seen... filled with such bad jokes, but the delivery is PERFECT.

this film prooves that Christopher Nolan can take a formulatic summer blockbuster, work within the hollywood system, and still be able to produce a work of art with its own rhythem and poetry to it. Yes, there are some silly capricious hollywood-isms in the film, and yes, Katie Holmes does distract a bit, but in the end, its still remains a work of beuty, with occaisional fun silliness. And only gives just a taste of where it leads to with the dark knight, with this being the brighter (what with all the warm yellow filters) and more fun/optimistic flipside to the disturbing brutality of dark knight

one of the funniest films Ive ever seen, with added emotional and character depth to set apart from the average parody genre

a great and COMPELTE collection of ministry videos to date (which is becoming a rarity these days in music video collections)- an essential for any Ministry fan

Oliver Stone's last good film... this one gave me a greater respect for the sport

Olver Stone does comedy... with disturbing results... definity has a few good laughs... but the humer is just too dark and disturbing to be called a true comedy, and too light to be called a true thriller... truely a nightmare, but an enjoyable nightmare... just thank providence that you're not in their shoes

nowhere near as racist as them P.C. obcessed white folks in suits at disney think it is... its still a charming tale about antebellum southern folklore, with a good message of harmony at the end... also a breakthrough in animation as being one of the first films to combine live action and animation, and has great performances by the cast... granted, it does somewhat romantisize rural southern jim crow life, but nowhere in the movie is anyone talked down to or disrespected based on race. The characters are portrayed as someone multidimensional (or at least as dimensional as a walt disney kids flik can get), and at the end, the white kid and the black kid are smiling, holding hands, and singing along.... and that's what's important.

one of the most clever and biting satires Ive ever seen... truely, A film for its times with a good message without being too heavy handed or preachy

frighteningly real in its depiction of white trash life in a white trash town. The scariest bit of all, is that people like those in the movie DO exist

a masterpiece... best seen with live accompaning organ.... this is as good as film horror gets

an halariously original take on the typical "true life behind the scenes movie of the week" genre, with great performances in the flashbacks, as well as laugh-out-lound deadpan performances from Burt, Adam, AND Frank

THE definitive holiday movie- sentimental, clever and edgey without being unnecessairly over-the-top, and something everyone of all ages can relate to

this sets the bar for sci-fi thrillers... truely ahead of its time

truely, a haunting masterpiece, wonderfuly demonstrating the private madness and public paranoia of murder in a city

this one sets the bar in music video compliations and concert films, flawless blending backstage behind the scenes documentry with live performances

this is one of those few films I can watch over and over again, and take something new from it- Things that are tremendously beautiful, can be just as vile and dark once the lights go out. Childish naivety can quickly melt away in the face of cold reality, and In every shiney happy town, there are bugs in the grass, but there are birds, to eat those bugs. The sun rises, sets, and rises again. And there are happy endings in the darkest of times

dark, gripping, intense, disturbing, brutal. This is a film that stays with you long after its over, and is truely horrific and unsettling. Ledger gives an absolutly memorable and unforgettable performance. Quite possibly one of the best films Ive seen this DECADE.