My Favorite Movies

Loved it so much I can't stop watching it.

PC Load letter? What the fuck does that mean?

Reminds you to love life.

Just the most gorgeous story ever written.

This is the silliest movie ever. :)

Not as good as either of the books it's based on.. but brilliant in its own right.

I think this is the best ever performance of "I don't like Mondays". The musical side of this alone is worth watching it for.

So Australian. :)

Beautiful and undeniably tragic. Breaks your heart.

So pretty! *lusts after clothes*

Just gorgeous in so many ways.

Always so much fun!!

Loved it. The music was amazing and everything about the movie was just so real. I still have those songs going through my head!

Just brilliant!

It's all too beautiful: The story, the colours, the Tim Burton swirly stuff, the costumes, Johnny Depp, Winona Ryder, the tragedy. All of it.

Beautiful, and also has an awesome soundtrack.

This movie was amazing. The soundtrack is also brilliant.

Every kid should see this. It's cute and fun, has lots of adventure, important life lessons, environmentalism, etc. It's great!

Beautiful and tragic.

I really want to read Capote's book now (won't say the name as it's a slight spoiler).

Silly stuff, but I really do love moaning Myrtle. :D

This is where the Harry Potter series suddenly gets some great direction and awesome cinematography. They also never do explain what's going on as well as they do in the book. Hello? Why do these adult people know about the Marauder's map? Oh, you don't need to know that unless you're reading the book. Of course.

This was surprisingly fun. If you've ever worked in a cubicle farm you'll empathise entirely.

This movie was unexpectedly brilliant. The scenery and colours are particularly amazing, while the story is both beautiful and tragic.

Unexpectedly beautiful.

I'm actually quite surprised by the likenesses to the real people. But that's entirely irrelevant. This was a great movie.

I can't believe it took me so long to see this. Fantastic movie.

Very surprising movie. I was expecting it to look far more dated, but it was really very well done in that respect. The dystopia itself was sort of a mix-up of 1984, Brave New World, Brazil & The Time Machine. The beauty of it was that it didn't hold your hand like most American movies do these days, so a lot was left unspoken or at a loose end. That, and that the human nature shown was pretty realistic, such as panicking when you're about to achieve freedom. The actor didn't go overboard with emotion after bad news is found out - the reaction was exactly as you'd expect from someone drugged up to the eyeballs on stuff specifically designed to inhibit emotions.

I just don't know what to say.

This movie was (aside from a few obvious moments) so real that it made your heart bleed. It made you grip tightly to anything nearby and hope that things would get better for these kids. But you knew it never would.

Oh yes, it's beautiful to watch the kids pulling together and making the best of it. But nothing detracts from the sheer horror of their lives.

How can we fix this? How?

This movie made me re-think everything. A lot is going to change real soon. Most people aren't ready for it.