My Favorite Movies

Epic, breathtaking, brilliant, etc.

If only more modern horror films were this good. This film gave me faith in the genre again.

Absolutely brilliant. The best film I've seen since "Pan's Labyrinth."

I love Ray Harryhausen so very, very much.

My favorite Disney movie ever.

One of the most poignant endings ever. Don't know why they remade it. Very advanced technically for its time.

This movie, along with Sideways, cemented my love and respect for Paul Giamatti.

I can't remember ever laughing this hard in a movie theatre. It's like Jackass with a message.

Features the single greatest fight sequence ever. Easily my favorite Norris film.

Powerful and disturbing.

It's good, but Scorsese has made much better films (Raging Bull, Taxi Driver) that didn't win Best Picture.

Incredibly over-rated, but it makes you think about it long after it ends.

Kubrick's best film. Yeah, it's that good.

A movie you can't help but love.

Many outstanding sequences, but still not quite as entertaining as the earlier "7th Voyage of Sinbad".

So visually stunning it makes Crouching Tiger look amateurish.

You know if you'll like this or not before you even see it. I loved it!

I've seen this movie about 20 times now, and it still makes me laugh and flinch every time!

God, I love this movie.

I love this movie! (although the second volume was better)

Tarantino's best film since Pulp Fiction.

Beautiful animation, great songs, outstanding movie.

Best of the LOTR series. How much higher can praise get?

My least favorite of the LOTR films, but still outstanding.

Runs a little long, but still outstanding.

It's not "Airplane!", but it's the next-funniest film in the parody genre.

Mezmerizing. My only gripe was the Aimee Mann siing-along in the last hour.

Eastwood's finest film of the past twenty years, all apologies to Mystic River, Iwo Jima, and Unforgiven.

The Coen's best film. Yeah, better than "Fargo" and "Blood Simple".

"Can I do it (do it)? Can I kill my brother (my brother)?"

Deserves all the acclaim and accolades it has amassed over the years. A true must-see.

Easily the best film of 2006! I cannot recommend this highly enough!

The best blockbuster film ever. The ultimate movie-going experience. Need I say more?

"This whole town's one big pussy waiting to get fucked." Need I say more?

Nicholson is amazing, the direction is precise, and the film's pacing is perfect. It's a rare example of a well-made and terrifying horror film.

I love Ray Harryhausen.

The musical numbers are priceless!

Second best in the series, behind Empire Strikes Back.

The best Star Wars film.

I loved everything about this movie: the dialogue, the acting, the direction, even the soundtrack!

I love how well Cuaron meshed Mexican culture/tradition and the increasing separation of social levels into the "road trip to remember" plot.

I love everything about this film, especially Kaufman's superb script.

Highest joke-per-minute ratio in film history. Hilarious!

It's the kind of film that makes you smile for 120 minutes straight. Wonderful movie.

Life-changing.

My favorite movie of all-time!

Stunning.

The greatest B-movie ever and one of my favorite films. Harryhausen pictures always brighten my day!

Not Kubrick's best film, but still an all-time classic.

I don't know what it all means, but it's impossible to look away the entire 90 minute run-time.

Charlie Kaufman is a genius. This is scientific fact.

The greatest horror film ever. Done.

Slightly over-rated, but still one of the better films of the past ten years.

Not the best war film ever made, but still well worth seeing.

It's the Godfather. THE GODFATHER.

Simultaneously heart-warming and heart-breaking.

One of my all-time favorite films.

Action-packed, funny, and all-around entertaining!

It's an easy movie to love.

Visually stunning.

Arguably the funniest film ever made.

Requires and rewards repeated views.

There's nothing new I can say about this film. It's a classic.

I don't know if De Niro's performance is the greatest in the history of cinema, but I don't know that it isn't either. Absolutely incredible film. Absolutely essential viewing for anyone who appreciates acting, directing, movies, or life... in other words, just see this fucking movie.

Pure movie bliss. Charming and beautifully animated. Easily in my year-end top five.

Great acting, outstanding dialogue. Tarantino made one hell of a feature debut.

This movie was so suspenseful. It creeped along (and creeped me out) steadily and mercilessly until the end.

Was robbed of Best Picture and Best Actor (Giamatti wasn't even nominated!) in 2004.

It's not scary... at all. But it is hilarious!

This isn't a Christopher Guest film so much as a Rob Reiner film. People don't seem to get that. Hilarious though regardless.

I love this movie so so so much!

A movie so bad it's deliciously good!

Incredibly well-made, should've been nominated for Best Picture this past year.

Like nothing else that came before it. The only complaint is the often-pretentious dialogue.

Is it stupid? Absolutely, but I love this movie anyway.