My Favorite Movies

The greatest cinematographic landmark of all time, period! Film making as it should be.

The greatest film ever made! An epic like no other. If you haven't seen this movie you don't know what you're missing.

A great epic film with awesome main character's and incredible stunning fight scenes. One of the artistic sources that inspired Quentin Tarantino's singular epic "Kill Bill".

Simply the best comic book film adaptation of all time! The late Christopher Reeve made most if not all boys of my generation believe that a man could truly fly.

This film is just masterful, it has inspired countless filmmakers such as Katsuhiro Ôtomo's "Akira". Ridley Scott is undoubtly one of the best film director's of all time, this classical film is "The Don Quijote" of motion picture science fiction.

This film is an absolute classic! Every single element it's treated with so much precision from the character's performance to the story itself, the way it should be. Jim Henson was indeed ahead of it's time and on top of the game.

Ridley Scott's most visually captivating film, an authentic cinematographic masterpiece. Even more gorgeous than Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings Trilogy". That's right I said it!

A cinematic marvel! I believe the late Bruce Lee would have been proud of his son filmic artistry. This cult classic has undoubtly one of the most incredible sountrack ever produced for a feature film. Extremely dark and graphic while at the same time incredibly appeling.

One of the best and tragically most undervalued comic book adaptations in film history. A uniquely stunnig jaw dropping visual feast!

A unique artistic masterpiece, filled with emotion and wonder. Truly a classical film, perfect in every way!

Luc Besson manage to to put together the single most incredible science fiction film since "Blade Runner" and liked it's title the director delivered some fantastic elements by assembling an amazing international cast, creating a completely unique story with memorable characters and crafting an unbelieveable visually mesmorizing futuristic world. The result is an all out hardcore science fiction roller coaster ride! Internationally acclaimed stars Bruce Willis and Gary Oldman delivered amazing performances, complimented with a perspectively intelligent sense of humor. The protagonic anti-hero (Korben Dallas) played by Bruce Willis differs from every other character he's has ever incarnated, a burnout retired special opps veteran turned taxi driver who occasionally gets verbaly harassed by his own mother. Gary Oldman plays (Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg) a suave yet infamous businessman who's intellectual entrepreneurship and lust for riches leads him to develop, manufacture and deal advanced weaponry in the chaotic black market, while at the same time posing as a legitimate art dealer. The most notorious Chris Tucker, kick's it up in his first singular triumphant comedic role as the effeminate intergalactic womanizer radio dj (Ruby Rhod). Within all this mixture is Milla Jovovich character (Leeloo) the wonderful chemistry between her and Bruce Willis results in a very awkward and specially touching love story.

An amazing piece of film making, Jack Nicholson is brilliant!

Hayao Miyazaki truly is a living genius and one of the best film directors of all time. Miyazaki's greatest masterpiece!

The only word that can possibly describe this film is "masterful". Everything from it is so incredibly creative, from the socially complex heartwarming story to even the way the credits are portrait. Definitely one of the greatest films ever made!

Quite simply the most powerful experience ever to be capture on celluloid. The greatest cinematographic work in the history of contemporary film. Remarkably beautiful!

Katsuhiro Ôtomo certainly achieve his goal of topping his science fiction classic "Akira" and securing his place as one of the greatest animation innovators with this unique film. Every single element from the characters, the world they live in and the technology is simply magical. An instant classic!

From the mind of Neil Gaiman comes the most revolutionary film in the fantasy genre, since Walter Murch's "Return to Oz". The brilliant dual craftsmanship of writer Neil Gaiman and director Dave McKean results in an uncanny visual journey.