Favorite 100 of All Time

The most amazing movie of all time. I'm still disappointed that Al Pacino didn't win Best Supporting Actor. Gahh!
I was enthralled throughout the entire thing.

This is one of my favorite movies of all time, mostly because of Dr. Hannibal Lecter. He is a mastermind that knows how to get what he wants. His escape is one of my favorite scenes ever. Sir Anthony Hopkins plays Lecter beautifully in all his creepiness. The rest of the movie was pretty good too.

incredibly uplifting
prison break scene one of the best

Absolutely amazing. One of the greatest action movies I've ever seen, mixed with a dark, foreboding dystopia that seems all too real. Screwed over by most award shows, especially the Academy, this deserved more recognition than it got. Brandon Lee's final performance was thrilling, stunning, horrifying at times, but always incredible. May he rest in peace.

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. It has a surprisingly smart and funny script, even with a lot of swearing. The format of the plot was different enough to not be weird but to be a pleasant style. The acting was very good for an action movie, and it has a soul behind it. It's not a meaningless Arnold Scwarzenegger-from-the-80s action movie. It does not diminish over time, and its worth watching again and again.

one of my favorite movies, and books, of all time
favorite jack nicholson performance
louise fletcher EVIL
wonderful in the way it makes you think

it could've swept the academy awards instead of the last emperor
a disturbing movie that shows how the marines break the mind down until you are only a machine

And I didn't think it could get better than Mad Max. Holy crap. This is one of the best movies I have ever seen, and most assuredly the best sequel. And it's a surprisingly realistic dystiopian cause. I love it. Never again will car chases be that epic.

Almost nothing can stand up to this visual masterpiece. Ridley Scott at his best, Rutger Hauer at his best, and Harrison Ford pretty close to hus best. All the director's cuts were a mistake, and the original should have been left alone.

Tim Burton and Johnny Depp at their best. All of them could sing quite well, surprisingly. I haven't seen the play, so the story was new to me, and I loved it.

Absolutely stunning. An adaptation of one of my favorite books of all time sprung to the screen believabely and enjoyably.

Absolutely delightful, and stunning on the large screen. Everyone must see it again! Easily the best Disney movie.

Stellar. Absolutely stellar. One of the only truly good movies about high school. It captures everything perfectly. Purely flawless, in writing, directing, and acting.

I went in expecting this movie to be overrated, dreadfully boring, but still all right. Boy was I wrong. All throughout, the dialogue was witty, the acting incredible, and the scenework entrancing. While poorly shot in my opinion (Hooper cut off the tops of people's heads a lot, it bugged me), he everyone still was awesome. This is one of my favorite movies of the year. I'm hoping this one will take many of the top Oscars.

Wow. Absolutely incredible. I wish it had been nominated for more awards, especially at the Oscars. This is a worthwhile movie for everyone, especially those who like mob movies. An incredible watch, the scene in the rain at the end especially.

I loved this movie since I was a child, and it's gotten better as time rolls on. There is so much on living for the day, the innocence of childhood, the importance of family. One of these days, this review will be replaced by an in-depth review and analysis of all the movie's parts.

This was the first time I'd seen this classic, which I've been watching since I was probably 2, on the big screen. Everything was more uplifting, more intense. The wildebeest stampede had me on the edge of my seat, even though I've seen the movie over 50 times. Same with the Be Prepared song. The clarity of everything allows you to catch the little subtleties. I wish Disney would keep on doing things like this, not for the 3D, but just to see them on the big screen.

A stellar insight onto the teenage psyche. One of my new favorite movies. James Dean is quite the performer. Shame he didn't make more.

Absolutely stellar. One of the first Hitchcock movies I saw, and I was shocked. It was purely amazing. I hope all the others can be this good.

Mel Brooks' best. Gene Wilder is great, as is the monster. Igor of course as well.

Uproariously funny, to say the least. One of Mel Brooks' best, only second to Young Frankenstein.

So much better than the Swedish version, in my opinion, this brought forth all the elements of the book into a physical form in ways I thought couldn't be done. Everyone played their parts to the fullest extent, becoming the characters I imagined them to be. I can't think of anything wrong with this movie. AND THE TITLE SEQUENCE!!!!

Absolutely stunning, one of the only movies I've had a difficult time wrapping my head around, and I appreciate it all the more because of it. Christopher Nolan is probably the finest director of this decade, and I wish to see him excel even more.

The script and storyline is stellar, and it would have been nicer if Bakshi had a higher budget to make the animation more fluid. A cult classic at it's best, and I can see why people wouldn't like it.

Incredibly well done, and visually upholding, similarly to the other 1982 classic, Blade Runner. Seemingly the concept was adapted from H.P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness, this movie is brilliant. I'm looking forward to the prequel.

Surprisingly good, especially the songs. Like several South Park episodes, this actually makes a good point. It notes how sometimes society freaks out more over language than excessive violence.

Uproariously funny. Gene Wilder is amazing, as always, and everyone else can almost live up to him. The humor is quick, and sharp, if occasionally juvenile. But juvenile stuff is still funny. Thank you NETFLIX!!!

Wow. This was awesome. I was stunned visually and by Mcavoy's and Fassbender's performances. This is a worthy addition to superhero movies, probably one of the best yet. Incredible character development, which severely lacked in all characters previously except Logan. Again, awesome. Worth it, all the way.

very touching
favorite tim burton movie
original

I was shocked at how great of a movie this is. Themes from this movie show up constantly in war movies, and some of the acceptance things are common. The plot line about Homer is similar to that of Edward Scissorhands. I was incredibly impressed with this movie and I need to get it and watch it several more times.

Stellar characters backed by a powerful script.

One watcher, but everyone needs to see it that once. Kevin Spacey is a really good actor, especially in this. Even if you know the ending, it's great to see how it wraps up.

Pixar's best yet. I was filled with tearful nostalgia all throughout, especially at the end.

My friends love this movie, and had been telling me for a long time how awesome it was. I had a small hankering, because it's a similar concept to Annie Hall, which is incredible. So I was sure it was going to be a cheap ripoff of a great movie. Boy was I wrong. This is smart, witty, relateable, and incredibly acted. I like Joseph Gordon-Levitt's performance best of them all, and I'm looking forward to more of his works. This movie is for anybody, and it's terrible if you can't at least appreciate it.

outright hilarious, especially the character of Dr. Strangelove
is better the second time around

I saw the trailer and thought, ehh, it looks like a decent action movie. a fun movie, not a great movie. and then I saw it. there wasn't nearly as much action in it, but more plot and character development and interaction. the signature twist in guy ritchie films was still there and it was great. one of the most thought out and well developed movies of the decade.

coloring is brilliant
wonderful performance by johnny depp and cristopher walken
one of my favorite tim burton movies

I'd heard good things about this movie, saying it was hilarious and scary, and just downright awesome. I saw it and it lived up to the praise I'd heard about it. Woody Harrelson rocked as a zombie-killing hick, and everyone else was fairly good too. Bill Murray!

This is one of my favorite Robin Hood adaptations.
One of the things I noticed on Rotten Tomatoes is that most Robin Hoods besides the Errol Flynn one, are poorly reviewed. I loved this one, I loved the Ridley Scott one. This is my favorite Alan Rickman performance, even more so than Hans Gruber.
Please, stay away from the director's cut. It ruins it.

Ridiculously funny. It makes fun of the genre I like least. The first time, and second and third, I never stopped laughing.

Similarly to Airplane! and Top Secret!, this is amazingly funny in the most random way. Just as worthwhile as the other two.

Perhaps John Cusack's best movie. Funny, sad, and incredibly moving all throughout, this is one of the staples of the 80s, especially the boombox over the head scene.

wonderful acting from everyone, story unfolds brilliantly

The most moving performance by Tom Hanks I have ever seen. Everyone was excellent, and I got a little teary eyed at the end. If only there could have been a tie at the Oscars for both Schindler's List and this.

Ray Liotta was good, but baseball movies are hard to be really good. This almost made it.

I just watched it again, this being written a few days after I wrote the blurb above, and I recant it. This movie is amazing. Nigh on perfect. James Earl Jones rocked.

I was stunned. I didn't think anything could be better than Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, but I was wrong. Displaying Dantean themes, with the usual flair, I laughed even more during this one.

Absolute fun for the whole family, and Bruce Willis is piss-yourself funny.

Basically, Schindler's List in Africa. Very well acted and written, and snubbed at the Oscars.

I was very surprised by how good it was. The storytelling was excellent, everything wrapped up well, and the acting, especially Helen Hayes, was exceptional. It wasn't worthy of Best Picture, thankfully it didn't win, but it's a lot of fun. I do like Airplane! more.

masterfully directed and acted, an intrigueing storyline and russell crowe was awesome, as well as jouquin phoenix

Overly gruesome and gnarly, but it was necessary. Like the violence in Saving Private Ryan. Hmmm, same director. Curiouser and curiouser. Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes were exquisite, and should have won their respective Oscar over Tom Hanks and Tommy Lee Jones. I'm still fascinated on why Spielberg chose to use color for the girl in a red coat. That question will plague me for a while, and I may never figure it out. Not one of my favorite movies of all time, but extraordinarily well made.

This is an 80's classic that will no doubt be ruined later by a remake. Birthplace of immortal lines like, "Go that way, really fast. If something gets in your way, turn," and "I want my two dollars!"

Excellent movie about the dangers of AI. Matthew Broderick and Ally Sheedy are wonderful to watch, as usual, and the ending gets intense, more so than one would think.

Excellently done movie. Based, of course, off of a Phillip K. Dick short story.

Wow. That was awesome. I watched it immediately after Alien, and there is no comparison. This blew Alien away. Sigourney Weaver was better, and Michael Biehn was good. This is the most solid dialogue written by James Cameron.