My Favorite Movies

What more can I say about the movie that changed the way I look at movies? Every time I see this classic, I feel like I'm ten years old again, sitting in a movie theater unaccompanied by an adult for the first time.

I was never a huge fan of westerns as a kid. To me, they were what kept me from watching cartoons on Sunday afternoons while my dad watched TV. This is one of the movies that got me into the genre.

Wonderful story. Fantastic characters. Superb acting. Best mob movie ever.

I can relate so well to Ray Kinsella. I tried to watch this movie once with my dad, and he fell asleep. Sadly, that kinda sums up our whole relationship.

Fans waited 30 years for this. After two not-so-great prequels that led up to Episode III, Lucas redeems himself.

Another movie I can't watch without crying, lol.

Almost autobiographical...

How do you keep a group of fans in suspense for three years? Take a group of characters, start telling an incredible story, then leave those chaacters in the worst possible series of events imaginable. Well done, George!

I'd put this one right up there with Bull Durham and Field of Dreams as one of the best baseball movies ever made.

The last GREAT Next Generation crew movie.

Five movies lead up to an incredibe climax: The redemption of Anakin Skywalker.

The best of the original Enterprise crew's adventures.

The original Enterprise crew bows out gracefully.

Probably one of the funniest movies ever made with one of the greatest soundtracks ever.

Yippie-kai-yay, motherf***er!

First time I saw this, I kept guessing who was the killer. I guessed wrong EVERY time.

One of my favourite Nicholson roles.

Not my LEAST favourite in the series, but not even close to my favourite.

My least favourite in the series. Eeks its way into my favourites list because of my willingness to forgive Lucas for Jar Jar Binks and casting that Lloyd brat.

I can't remember how many times I saw this movie when I was in high school. Loved it.

Funny as hell. Turn it up to Eleven and enjoy!

I grew up a big fan of the old Universal Monster movies that this spoofs.

Stallone's finest moment. Such a shame that he decided to kill it by making a career of it. Although, the new film looks like it could be worth watching.

"Ain't gonna be no rematch"
"Don't want one"
This was the only rematch in the series worth seeing so far. (I've yet to see Rocky Balboa)

Jim Carrey proves that he's not just a slapstick clown.

Not a bad way to kill 97 minutes.

Chevy Chase at his best... hmmm... has he done any better?

Bit of a sentimental favourite, if anything. I tear up just THINKING abot the scene toward the end, as Michelle Pfieffer is reflecting on her relationship with Bruce Willis,