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30 Days, 30 Movies
 1100  7.5  7.8 1 - The best movie you saw during the last year Jospeh Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogen find a way to make you laugh through some pretty heartfelt scenes about dealing with mortality.  Jason's rating:
 
506 6 6.3 2 - The most underrated movie Not only is this a touchstone for growing up in the 90s, the movie boasts a bevy of before-they-were-stars appearances by Jason Segel, Breckin Meyer, Alyson Hannigan, and Selma Blair. Also, "Mike Dexter is a GOD, Mike Dexter is a ROLE MODEL!"  Jason's rating:
2805 7.6 7.8 3 - A movie that makes you really happy Even when you're down, you don't have to be out. Plus, an out-of-left-field dance number to Hall & Oates helps.  Jason's rating:
 
148 6.5 6.3 4 - A movie that makes you sad This is the first movie that ever made me cry. When Joe Pesci dies near the end, it broke my heart.  Jason's rating:
1297 7.7 8 5 - Favorite love story in a movie After the first movie, we realize reality happened. They never met like they'd planned. But, sometimes, we get a second chance at love. Call me a romantic, but, in my mind, Jesse is still in Paris, probably with kids now.  Jason's rating:
25 7.1 7.1 6 - Favorite made for tv movie This HBO movie tells the story of how Citizen Kane was made and makes that movie even more enjoyable knowing its wild ride to theaters. There's also John Malkovich playing a soused screenwriter.  Jason's rating:
4123 8.1 8.6 7 - The most surprising plot twist or ending The whole movie is a masterful piece of storytelling, but the twist at the end makes you reevaluate everything you've just seen. I've re-watched this flick dozens of times, and I'm still not sure I understand the true importance of that last scene.  Jason's rating:
627 6.5 6.5 8 - A movie that you’ve seen countless times Starting in high school and continuing on today, this flick never gets old. "It's Rex Manning Day!!"  Jason's rating:
 
1159 7.4 7.7 9 - A movie with the best soundtrack The Who, Cat Stevens, The Kinks, John Lennon, and a score by Mark Mothersbaugh: Perfection.  Jason's rating:
905 8 8.2 10 - Favorite classic movie I'm a big fan of most of Hitchcock's work, but this movie really hit a chord. Usually, the smart detective gets a huge lucky break to solve the crime, but not this time. The bad guy is incredibly smart; the good guy is just smarter. Also, Grace Kelly is stunning.  Jason's rating:
1048 5.9 6.1 11 - A movie that changed your opinion about something It changed my opinion of Natalie Portman. She used to be my favorite actress.  Jason's rating:
 
1962 5.1 5.3 12 - A movie that you hate Such a great hook for a movie: After a crazy night they don't remember, some friends have to figure out what happened yesterday. Awful execution.  Jason's rating:
3327 5.9 6.4 13 - A movie that is a guilty pleasure This is not a good movie. It's an actively bad movie. Why does old, lonely Adam Sandler always make me cry?  Jason's rating:
 
1011 6.8 7 14 - A movie that no one would expect you to love I can't even believe I like a Nora Ephron movie. It's a weird and crazy world.  Jason's rating:
1739 7.3 7.5 15 - A character who you can relate to the most Rob Gordon. He loves music, makes bad decisions, compiles lists, and -- seriously -- organizing my record collection autobiographically does sound incredibly comforting.  Jason's rating:
4297 6.1 7 16 - A movie that you used to love but now hate I never truly "loved" this movie, but I sure do hate it. I don't understand what all the fuss was about now. It's a formulaic script that occasionally makes me smirk and more often makes me groan. Sidenote: I REALLY like the first sequel, though most others seem to disagree with my taste.  Jason's rating:
 
658 4.9 5.5 17 - A movie that disappointed you the most Danny McBride, James Franco, Natalie Portman, and Zooey Deschanel in a movie by the director of Pineapple Express. And yet, it was horrible. See also, Movie #11.  Jason's rating:
87 7 6.9 18 - A movie that you wish more people would’ve seen Sadly, when I say I love this film, most people think I'm talking about the Will Ferrell soccer movie. Nope. I mean the movie about finding yourself after graduating undergrad while simultaneously realizing you screwed things up with a wonderful woman.  Jason's rating:
7499 8.4 8.9 19 - Favorite movie based on a book/comic/etc. An improvement on a great book. That's hard to find.  Jason's rating:
4044 7.3 7.6 20 - Favorite movie from your favorite actor Jason Bateman as kind of a scummy dude. But, call me crazy, that Ellen Page and Michael Cera are going places.  Jason's rating:
5991 7.7 8.2 21 - Favorite action movie Smart, quick, funny, political, and action-packed. Moreover, it gave us Natalie Portman's Shaved Head. It's just a strong flick through and through.  Jason's rating:
214 7.6 7.9 22 - Favorite documentary A portrait of the underground comic artist R. Crumb presented in an unflinching way that doesn't shy from uncomfortable truths, it stares.  Jason's rating:
5192 7.5 8 23 - Favorite animation I'm pretty sure I don't even think this is the best Pixar movie, but for sheer creativity and heart it is my favorite.  Jason's rating:
2127 6.6 7.1 24 - Favorite movie from your favorite actress Re: Movie #11, I'm in-between favorite actresses. However, I'm going through a Rachel Weisz phase. She's really friggin' good. So is this movie.  Jason's rating:
2809 7.4 8.1 25 - The most hilarious movie you’ve ever seen It's a perfect comedy. I got you, Babe.  Jason's rating:
631 6.4 6.7 26 - A movie that you love but everyone else hates Especially women. They seem to fall somewhere in the "don't like" and "loathe" range of the spectrum. It's got some great performances, a fantastic soundtrack, and some really clever film production, though. In addition, see Fred Savage smoke with his belly button.  Jason's rating:
2479 7.4 7.9 27 - A movie that you wish you had seen in theaters In my dreams, we all sing along to "Tiny Dancer." That had to have happened somewhere.  Jason's rating:
2292 7.3 7.5 28 - Favorite movie from your favorite director Wes Anderson is probably my favorite director due to simple consistency. Since I've already listed Rushmore, though, I'm going with another great film that is definitely on par.  Jason's rating:
1586 6.6 7 29 - A movie from your childhood I watched this movie every day in elementary school. I knew every word. My mother was a really good sport considering how often I said, "Keep firing, Assholes!"  Jason's rating:
1180 6.9 7.3 30 - Your favorite movie of all time Always and forever. Uncompromising in hilarity and honesty. No one delivers Kevin Smith lines like Jason Lee.  Jason's rating:
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