My Favorite Movies

No movie has so effortlessly combined humour, real sci-fi, romance and suspence into one film. Awesome acting and dialogue and a mindbending story raise this to hights of brilliance.

An absolute cult classic! A youn Natalie Portman delivers an unbelieveable performance, and the underrated Gary Oldman delivering one of his creepiest roles ever. Awesome stuff!

A film that goes backwards and fowards at the same time. Brilliantly directed and executed thriller with tinges of emotion and drama throughout and great performances.

One of the most amazing movies ever made, American Beauty is a slice of suburbia that will make you laugh and cry. Brillance in every sense of the word.

Still the best, the effects are gritty but effective, and the plot is ingeiously delicious. The dialogue is awful, but there is no denying the brillance of a good story.

Stand out film of 2006 so far. Incredible imagery, moving, contriversal story and and great cast make this a top candidate for film of the year. Imperetive viewing.

Spellbinding drama and amazing visuals are order of the day. Pan's Layrinth is no kids film and is no fairytale. Its a harrowing, gothic tale of hope, forgiveness and faith like you have never seen it before. Not for the faint of heart.

The gorgeous Scarlett Johansson and the amazingly diverse Bill Murray are incredible in Lost in Translation, a movie about life and love, growing up and getting older. Totally engrossing.

Completely warped, but an awesome trip thanks to the assured direction of David Fincher.

Hugely enjoyable action flick fused with great drama. Oscar performance from Russ is deserving, but the supportng cast are great as well. A classic.

Watts was robbed of her award for her performance in this film. 21 Grams is a gutwrenching, emotional work of art, an amazing movie with such incredible imagery and poised direction. Understated work of brillance.

I added this to my DVD collection as an impulse purchase, but its amazing what a second viewing can reveal. A deeply effecting love story, with an emotional sense of loss, combine with some excellent, thought provoking plotting and excellent acting from a standout ensemble. Proof that you can't get the full experience from a single viewing.

Natalie Portman steals the show in Scrubs' Braff's debute feature. Lots of heart and laughs give this an air of whimsy, not to mention a killer soundtrack.

Sin City is probably the first real comic book movie. Ripped straight from the pages and wacked on the screen, it drips of style and sustance. One of the most surreal and intense experiences a movie can offer. Awesomely enjoyable!

Unique characters and a charming, simple story are the stars here. The visuals are stunning as well. Its just a fun, happy movie.

Hudson at her award winning best in this rockumentary on the backstage going ons thought the eyes of a young boy caught up in a world of sex, drugs and rock and roll.

The conclusion to the most successful trilogies of all time, there is nothing but praise for this movie all around from me. Epic in the truest sense of the word.

Still the benchmark of live action and animation combination, Who Framed Roger Rabbit stands the test of time as a family favourte movie and a classic to boot.

Strong images, vital message and top performances all around. Traffic is confronting at the best of times, horrifying at the worst. Imperetive viewing.

Gore Verbiniski is one of the most underrated directors, and this proves it. Visually dark and creepy, despite the chessiness from the dialgoue.

By and far the best of the three, and still one of the funniest movies. The time travel idea is not new, but the idea of going back and seeing how your parents lived is one that we can all relate to.