My Favorite Movies

One of my fave movies of all time, I've seen it at least 15 times.

A fucking incredible incredible incredible movie I've seen it at least 15 times

THE FUNNIEST MOVIE EVER MADE EVER! I WISH YOU COULD GIVE THIS THING 6 STARS COS IF U COULD, I'D GIVE THIS MOVIE SEVEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

See "Badlands". Exactly the same comment applies.

A kickass existential scannán. Book was better admittedly though.

Sooooooooooooooooooooooooo freaky, and really clever how you're never sure if this is TV or dream or real life. But what is real life anyway...?

The animator died of a fatal heart attack. Poor him!

This movie kicks ass! Great storyline, metaphorical wheat, kickass ceol and graphically violent, original fight scenes.

An incredible film, great action sequences, incredible performances (particularly the admirably restrained Jean Reno) and a real weepy ending!

'Nuff said.

It got banned in Ireland, which causes interest. It's by Monty Python, which accentuates that interest. It's slagging off the life of Jesus, which gets the blood boiling with excitement. And it's FUCK ING HILARIOUS!

Just a ledge movie all round.

Surprisingly more than just a comedy, an interesting social satire about the mundanity of 20th-century life.

Of course, as with the great many number of Danny Boyle film adaptations it isn't nearly as good as the source material (Bad Blood, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Rents drinking pish and injecting himself in the cock among other things), but still kicks ass, and perfectly captures the feel of all that late 80's shit. Oh, and it better shows you what an arsehole Franco is.

Not faithful at all to the source novel which to some extent is a good thing. ROOM 237!

Oh C'MON!!!!! I ACTUALLY need to review fucking PULP FICTION?!

Fucking legend! Brilliant fight scenes, storyline, and that kickass animé bit! Fuck those cunts who say the second one was better.

Oh C'MON!!!!! I ACTUALLY need to review fucking SCARFACE?!

Though wandering sometimes too far into self-indulgence, this insanely gripping and emotionally ambitious examination of cause and effect is the best example of why Kutcher needs to tell "Punk'd" to fuck off.

Aww, just so clever and nasty and sadistic. And I think there need be no fear of spoilers here, even that pic of it <--- there gives it away... HE CUT HIS OWN FOOT OFF!

While admittedly it became almost absurdly violent towards the end, this flick has everything: great cast, brilliant storyline, incredibly atmospheric settings and kickass soundtrack. Even Dicaprio, who I normally despise, manages to seem by turns menacing, vulnerable, terrified and constipated!

Fucking legend, so disgusting, so hilarious, so wrong, so incredibly GAY! Love it!

Ooh, so freaky! He was AT his FOOTBALL TRAINING! For FUCK's SAKE!

Yeh goat tae luv this scannán, folks. Cillian Murphy kicks the shit out of every living Irish actor, with the exceptions of Brendan Gleeson and... em, that chap from Star Trek.


Colm Meaney, that's the one!

So clever, so charismatic, so delightfully amoral - but enough about Pacino's role! But basically yeah, apart from the double twist ending which was just animal, and the quintessentially odd image of Keanu Reeves walking down a completely deserted New York street, precisely the same adjectives apply

This has exactly the same styles of dialogue as Clerks. but proves that Clerks. wasn't a one-off. Also is much closer to pure comedy than Clerks. was.

Oooooh legendness!

Apart from a tediously unoriginal "twist" ending, this movie is shockingly, refreshingly visceral and its French title is SO appropriate. And the bits where she's frigging herself and where the bad guy slides the knife along her and she sucks on his fingers are the sex!

A genius update of Plato's parable of the cave, and a superior movie on the topic of illusory reality than The Matrix. I take off half a star purely because for a portion of the movie it seems that Jim Carrey is trapped in Ace Ventura mode - much improved by the film's tortuously nail-biting final act.

When I first saw this movie I thought it was brilliant. Shortly afterwards I became blinded to this essential brilliance because of my view that the source novel was a pile of pulpy rubbish. Upon a recent re-viewing I have decided to rescind the first opinion (though I still sit on the fence about the novel). I take off half a star because this film does nothing to remedy the logical flaws and dissociative identity disorder myths first expounded in the novel - indeed, it adds even more.