My Favorite Movies

Hayao Miyazaki comes back with his new masterpiece. Simply beautiful.

The best Trek movie? Maybe. Khan is a great villain, one who other villains tried to emulate, but never succeed at it.

This movie is so charming. It is simple, but deep. A lovely, carefully directed coming-of age animation by Ghibli's second master, Isao Takahata.

This movie is beautiful. Although it has a few rough edges, mainly because its budget wasn't as generous as in later Hayao Miyazaki movies, they don't really get in the way. Nausicaä is one of my favorite characters ever, brave, kind and strong. Unforgettable music from Joe Hisaishi. By the way, the manga is a must read and goes way beyond the movie.

This movie is great in so many levels. But it's not for the faint of heart. It deals with some serious stuff, in a very serious and violent way. It also assaults the senses with the oppressive soundtrack and the haunting visuals.

In Soviet Star Wars, YOU are MY father!

The tale of a kid and his small sister after the Hiroshima bombing in Japan. Very sad and very touching. An unforgettable, melancholic movie.

It's far from perfect, especially from a screenplay standpoint, but it's one of my favorite movies. Sucked me right from the beginning, and if you pay attention to the details, you can find a lot of creativity in the art direction and in the clever special effects.

Technically excellent, this movie also sports a well-crafted plot. Acting and direction are both top-notch, and will keep your eyes glued to the screen until the ending credits.

Terry Gilliam does it again. In this sci-fi flick, one of the best ever, he even manages to pull an above average performance from Bruce Willis, and Brad Pitt is just great. This is a very clever movie which never underestimates the viewer's intelligence.

This movie is flawed in so many ways, but I still love it.

Awesome. I love everything about this movie: competent cast, tight direction, interesting music, creative art, and even the silly plot. Lots of fun.