My Favorite Movies

Each viewing is a new experience. A must see on the big screen.

One of the greatest films ever. It's also one of those films than is a must see on the big screen, as it loses quite a bit on the small screen.

The greatest musical ever made.

The First movie I ever saw in a theater and still my favorite Disney.

One of the reasons Kurosawa should be worshiped as a God.

One of my favorite Kurosawa films.

My teens on display.

One hell of a ride. Retains its poignancy today. It's a low budget sci-fi film that's 100 times better than other films with 100 times its budget.

It's all about perception and point of view.

A masterpiece.

It has that "Barton Fink" feel.

Ever wonder where Star Wars came from?

The director?s cut is a masterpiece filled with wonderful insight to the human condition. Beware of other cuts.

Intensely moving and beautiful.

Come on, it's Lawrence. . .

A feast for the eyes and the heart.

The ultimate bullet ballet.

Another one of my favorites.

Still one of my favorites.

A beautiful metaphor.

Inspiring, sad, funny, scary and thought provoking (not to mention visually stunning, well acted and directed). All the force of a baseball bat to your emotions. Matthieu Amalric should get the Oscar for best actor, but won't because he's French.

Much imitated, never surpassed.

One of my favorite of the old Universal monster movies.

Hard core.

This movie is sincerely f'ed up. It crosses so many lines and violates so many taboos, I can't help but love it. Tadanobu Asano?s character IS the ultimate anti-hero.

The movie that created the America slasher flick.

One of Truffaut's best!

The ultimate anarchist movie.

For Anyone who loves Jazz.

A beautiful orgy of violence.

Dead on target conspiracy movie. Credible, frightening, well acted, and directed.

If you like horror movies, boy are you in for a treat with this one. See it before its butchered in an American version

On the short list for best American horror movies ever. Sequences in this film have been continually ripped off, and not just by American horror films, we're talking J-Horror and Korean movies too, which says something.

An underrated achievement by Robert wise.

I can't stress how wonderful this movie is. One of my first DVD purchases.

My personal favorites of the Doris Day/Rock Hudson movies.

The ultimate film of unrequited love.

Wow. A near perfect film.

This is Dogma 95 as good as it gets.

Everything a romantic comedy should be.

A one of a kind comedy about communication from Steven Soderbergh. To quote the movie: "If you don't get it, it's your fault. You should watch it over and over again until you do."

One of my favorite Woody Allen movies.

One of my favorites.

Great romantic comedy. Blows away anything in America.

Inspired both Yojimbo and Miller's Crossing.

BR ROCKS!!!!

A classic!

Sets the standard for all Film Noir and detective movies.

Mommy! Mommy!

The director's cut is one of Truffaut's best. A masterpiece and one of my favorite films.

My favorite Danny Kaye film.

Highly imaginative and stylishly directed. One of my favorites.

What??? There's a redux version of one of my favorite Wong Kar Wai movies???

It's like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - on acid.

Better each time you watch it.

Disturbing, dark and erotic. If you've only seen it once, you haven't really seen it. A film to ponder and study. My favorite in the trilogy, because although Winter Light and Through The Glass Darkly are still blacken, irreverent bullets to the soul, The Silence hit me at just the right moment in my life.

What can you say about one of the movies on the short list for greatest films ever?

Prepare to be amazed. The kind of cinematography that reducing professionals to sobbing children. Oh, and the story and acting's good too.

Another powerful bullseye from Bergman.

A visual and emotional journey.

One of Dario Argento's best.

It's the mark of a great film when it still holds up 25 years after its release.