My Favorite Movies

Those who don't know a good deal about the original game would probably get lost. Even so, there is a phenomenal movie here for the viewing. Those with a trained eye might even find some of the allusions to the Christian worldview throughout the film. It's not bull's eye, but still quite awesome...

Quite simply, the best superhero film to date.

An excellent take on a classic film. Might be a little long for some people, though.

It is amazing to think that the small, innocent-looking boy on the cover eventually becomes the most notorious villian in all sci-fi history.

Those who love a horror movie that is chilling and frightening instead of just gross will definately love this. The courtroom scenes add realism to the film, as it should since it's based on a true story.

The best Western action cartooon I've seen.

The OVA verision of Samurai X is better, but this is still very good...

Dreamworks should do more movies like this.

This blows any Pokemon movie out of the water.

Quite simply, one of Miyazaki-san's greatest works. Wrenching story, charming characters, and superb hand-drawn animation are drizzled over this masterpiece. It earned the Oscar award that it received to the inth degree. I'll never look at weird tunnels the same way again.

This is what happens when a GOOD book is made into a movie.

This is definately an eye-opener. See if you think you can understand it.

At first glance, putting Tom Cruise as a samurai seems preposterous, but he fit the bill nicely. An excellent work, I must say. One of the only war films that I actually like.

Even though Wallace and Grommit have been around for a few decades now, this film was actually a breath of fresh air amongst all the CGI celebrity-whore projects that Dreamworks has been shoving down our throats recently. This is the first time in years that I've actually laughed at all the little visual gags in an animated film. I found this movie to be quirky, clever, charming, and quaint. And "quaint" isn't a word you can use for to many animated movies nowadays.

This movie can pretty much be summerized in five words: Jet Li as human pitbull. And who doesn't want that? Not to mention that the plot is really interesting as well.

The superb artwork, animation, and soundtrack is what gives this movie such charm.

The TMNT still live in the hearts of everyone who lived in the early 90's.

"Doing a common thing uncommonly well brings success." This movie followed this idea, and oh, what a success it is.

This is a samurai film to be reckoned with. Poetic, graceful, moving, and action-packed. Words don't do this movie justice.

Good funny sci-fi isn't something you find very often. (I'm talking to YOU, Spaceballs.) And this piece was an innovative take on that genre. The sequels aren't that great, though.

Disaster movies rock. This one is no exception. The digital effects were absolutely awe-inspiring.

This was more surprising than anything. An excellent piece of work.

Okay, so two sci-fi novelists are given $4 million to do a movie. Well, let's just say that in terms of visual quality, these guys know how to stretch a dollar until it screams. This is the kind of movie that I wish they would make a video game out of, just so I can explore the world to my heart's content. If these guys were given $100 million, our heads might explode. But if anyone can tell me the details of the plot, I'd really like to know...

Steven Spielberg is globally recognized as the most successful filmmaker of all time. You need only to see this movie to realize that. This is easily Spielberg's finest work EVER.
The are so many moral themes here, it'll make your head spin (A Mother's love to a son, the selfishness of man, the pride of man, and many more). This film also made all the typical antagonists in sci-fi flicks the protagonists.
When I first heard of this, I thought it would be just another run-of-the-mill sci-fi action flick. Hot DANG, was I WRONG!!! Every person with a pulse should make an effort to see this movie. Really. SEE IT NOW!!!