My Favorite Movies

All I can say about this film is that it should be viewed by everyone.

Genious adaptation of the vague Clue storyline. Tim Curry is hilarious!

Perfect down to the most subtle components. Never did it betray its source material and in this day and age that is a true feat. The film is also a good example of an appropriate use of CG effects mixed with make up effects. Neither overshadows the other. Overall this is a gloriously gritty translation of Frank Miller's art.

The old addage "sequels will never ruin the original" doesn't hold true here. While I can still see how great it is, the subsequent Saw films take away the power Jigsaw has. This horror film has a moral to it and it doesn't tell it through haplessly slaughering teens who drink. When you get down to it, this film is great. Any naysayers clearly miss the point or get wrapped up in the copycat films made after it (which don't have a point). Tobin Bell triumphs as Jigsaw in a brilliant mind game.

The ensemble cast compliments the style director Beatty brought from the strip. It's really interesting how this movie works as the end of a trilogy of stories (told in comic book form). Beatty had a great deal of material they could have adapted, but decided to begin with the end. At any rate, it's an underrated film that deserves a second chance at greatness.

Tarantino's best work. This is writing at it's best. All the characters are unique and it's their conversations that drive this film home.

Jason Voorhees' single greatest romp through Crystal Lake. He's finally undead (thanks, Tommy) and ready to kick totall ass. It's very rare that a sequel trumps the original, but in case you ever need an example, look to this one.

The single greatest giant anything movie! It mixes realistic effects with kooky anamatronics in such a way that just can't be done nowadays. A true classic.

Bruce Campbell is great as always.

Ronny Yu does a satisifying job bringing two horror legends together. Ken Kirzinger does not do well as Jason though. Where's Kane Hodder?

Best monster movie ever? Yeah.

Bub and Capt. Rhodes make Day a great watch. I've always considered this to be Romero's greatest triumph in his zombie series.

Agatha Christie's best book makes for a great film.

Bob Hoskins' defining role.

Greatest make up effects I've ever seen (excluding Tom Savini's work).

The most hilarious movie of all time.

You leave the movie experience feelings intelligent. Regardless if you agree with the film's message (which can be interpreted accurately several different ways) it manages to fall back on how damn funny it is.

Weaver prooves women can kick alien ass, too. In fact, I'm lead to believe that men suck when they're called on to handle any alien related situation.

Chuck Norris kicks ass..alot of it. I'm talking a whole damn army single handedly. They were severely outnumbered.

A billiant script interpreted flawessly by Clooney.

Fantastic example of exploitation films. If you didn't see it in theaters (or don't live in America) you simply missed out on the greatest modern day film going experience. How movies should be made!

Here we see difinitive Ash in all his gore-hound glory.

Clever B-Movie-esque film that knows not to take itself seriously.

Peter Falk and Peter Sellers compliment a brilliant script.

Sam Raimi explodes onto the scene with an ultimate classic gore fest!

Romero's direction and Ken Foree's action are flawless! The cold start of this film sucks the viewer into Romero's world and never lets go until the credits roll. There are some pacing issues, but that is a minor issue compared to how awesome the rest of the movie is.

Simply a slice of fried gold.

Some parts are fantastic, some...aren't. I love the character so much I let a lot of the mistakes slide. The cinematography is worthy of note. They designed some beautiful sets.

Go watch this movie. It's got a death curse!

Simply the greatest animated movie ever made.

Definitive B-Movie horror in A-Movie quality!

Bronson triumphs, shooting everyone in his way.

I have so much praise for this film...I'm gonna need a bigger text box.

I don't care what you say, it was awesome.

A film that oozes style and substance. The writing is brilliant. Diehard fans of the manga and newcomers to the story alike will find this version of the story on par, if not superior, with the others, As far as I can tell, the acting is spot on. Each character is literally and truly realized in live action. Ryuk looks great, to top it off. One of my favorite films.

Tom Cruise's only good movie, only because Tim Curry is there to save him.

If adventure has a name...it must be Indiana Jones!

A fantasticly crude gorefest! Jeffrey Combs simply nails the part of Herbert West. For a horror movie, the story had a lot going for it. It was unique in that West is the villain of this story but doesn't end up being the main antagonist. They don't get much better than this.

This movie is so much more than a romantic comedy. It is the apex of physical comedy. The whistle gag had me laughing so hard I cried. The dramatic scenes are also done to perfection, so it's not a string of skits put together in movie format. It is a truly realized masterpiece.

John Carpenter single handedly starts the slasher craze later in the 80's.

Excellent observational movie. Douglas gives his best performance of his career, he completely embodies D-FENS and his problems with society. Yet, not only does Douglas excell, but pretty much everyone involved with this picture.

A good follow up to Reservoir Dogs. Bruce Willis steals the show.

Fantastic action movie with a style all its own.

Phenominal modern day noir. Cheers for Bob Hoskins.

It's difficult to find an entire cast so packed with talent and chemistry.

A big budget B-Movie? They don't get better than this. Elfman's theme is great.