My Favorite Movies

Best romantic comedy out there.

This has got to be my new favorite. Not a bad actor in sight. A very entertaining film.

Deals with sexuality, education, and friendship. There was not one character that I found unlikeable, and the actors did a fantastic job portraying them. I throughly enjoyed the film but felt that something was missing. I guess a few things were lost between the transition from stage to screen, or maybe I enjoyed it a little too much and wasn't quite ready for it to be over. I must make a note to see the play first chance I get.

It shows everything in a relationship. The good, the bad, the ugly, the akward, and the funny. It's also one of those movies thats good for watching on a rainy day or if you need something to put you in the Christmas mood.

Okay, so it's about a German rocker who has a sex change. That's not what matters most. I have to admit that it is one of the best stage to screen movies I have ever seen. Let me just say that if you've ever had a broken heart you'll surely be able to relate to this movie. It was amazing!

Beautiful. That is how I would describe this mini series in just one world. Simply beautiful.

This movie was so good. It was deep. meaning full, and it was based on a true story. It lets you take a little look inside the mind of a brillant schizophrenic man played by Russell Crowe. I throughly enjoyed his portrayal of John Nash.

Very well done. Philip Seymour Hoffman did an amazing job protraying Capote, and the fact that it wasn't really a biographical movie made it even more interesting.

"Sometimes the people you need most are the ones you know the least." I cannot tell you how true that statement is. It was an excellent film. Fine acting, Adam Rapp's writing was fantastic.

I finally got around to watching this flim last night and I must say that I'm having a hard time finding words. It was just a fantastic flim, and I wish that I would have watched it sooner.

To sum it all up, this movie was moving, thought provoking, funny, and in a way it was a little romantic too. In other words, I loved it!

A catchy score and a great cast. It was so much fun to watch.

I absolutely adore this movie!

A great movie with a great cast. It was very enjoyable.

This was one of the most perfect love stories ever. It's one movie I wouldn't mind watching over and over.

For a big Beatles fan like me this film was perfect. Do I even need to mention how extremely funny that scene was with John in the bathtub?

The acitng was wonderful, the dancing was wonderful, and the singing was.... Well wonderful! It was over all just a wonderful film.

A very fun movie. It's another one of those that I could watch over and over again.

You know, it really is to bad that they don't make movies like this anymore. This is one of my all time favorites.

I'm not sure if you could call this movie a romantic comedy or not, but that's what I'm going to call it. I enjoyed it none the less.

Call me crazy, but I really did like this movie. It was brillant in my opinion.

This is Gene Wilder at his best. It's one movie that I could watch over and over again.

This movie is the best! It's Tim Curry in drag! Not that I think that that's hot it's just Tim Curry... in DRAG!

This movie really is "based on a (mostly) true story" It was an excellent movie in my book. It greatly depicts a historical event in musical theatre, and it also adds some fictional characters to the storyline, which I have no problem with. What else can I say?

It's about teens working in a record store. It couldn't get any better than that.

I'm really not much into movies about sports, but I seem to find myself watching this one over and over.

This movie is a little weird but I still loved it.

One of Tim Buton's best. And who doesn't love Elfman's score?

Heavy, dark, and some of the scenes were a little disturbing. Not that it made the film any less enjoyable, for me anyway. As a matter of fact the only thing that I didn't like about the film was that there was voice over narration in the beginning of the film then it seemed to have disappeared then magically reappeared in the end. It would have been better if it was throughout the whole film.

The acting was incredible, the script was very well written, the cinematography geat. A very enjoyable film.

Gives you a little peek inside what it really takes to get a show on Broadway. While watching it I came to the conclusion that Taboo really did get screwed over, some of the theatre critics are not very nice, and being an actor isn't all fun and games. I'm now proud to say that I have so much more respect for these people that put a show together than ever before. I just wish that they'd included something about Avenue Q's "Vote with your heart" Tony campaign, and wasn't it heartbreaking when Euan Morton lost his Working Visa and had to leave the country after Taboo closed?

Interesting to say the least. First foreign film I've actually sat down and watched all the way through, and it was worth it.

Made me want to go into the journalism business even more. All the note taking, digging for information, and that little hint of danger. I find all of that appealing. Good film with fantastic performances by Hoffman and Redford.

I caught part of this on T.V. last night and I must say that it was an amazing film. The songs are quite lovely as well.

This could quite possibly be my favorite Tim Burton film. Johnny was fantastic as was Martin Landau.

Cillian Murphy was fantastic. A strangely uplifting film, with a great soundtrack to boot.

Another one of my favorite Jim Carrey movies.

It's too bad Will Ferrell wasted his talent on stupid, mindless comedies. If he kept up with it and really worked at it he could become a fine dramatic actor.

Weird, but very engrossing.

Charming film. The costumes, script, and acting were all fantastic.

I loved it. Mr. Everett and Mr. Firth should never stop doing period pieces like this.

I loved it, such a great film. Heartwarming, hilarious, and upsetting all at the same time.

Why is it that all the European romantic films are the best? Maybe it's because they have a far better understanding of the subject than us Americans.