30 Days, 30 Movies

Yeah sure, the alien part of Super 8 was total BS, but the characters were likable and very entertaining, though I gotta say, they're kind of a rip off of the Goonies.

Honestly, I found this way more tasteful than Monty Python's Holy Grail, but that could be because, for one thing, I don't really enjoy dark humour, and another, that I know a lot more about Norse Mythology than I do about the Holy Grail story.

Mamma Mia! makes me giggle, just so funny to see people in their 50's singing and trying to dance, especially to ABBA.

The man's just treated like total crap throughout the film, it's heartbreaking but also terrifying to know it was someone's real life.

Lars is "in love" with a sex doll and Margo, a real girl, is in love with him. How the whole story presents itself and how the movie ends is really sweet and cute.

Great acting and love the whole idea of the film.

The ending was weird, didn't really expected it to end like that.

Wow, seen this so many times it's crazy. Blue Velvet is both so awkward and hilarious to watch, I love it.

Remember watching this in the theater, I just felt like getting up and dancing, loved every performance. The man was a musical genius.

One of the most beautiful films I've ever seen. The ending was so touching, made me both cry and smile.

When I first watched Gran Torino, I didn't think it would be any good, but I soon found out there was more to it then a old man being cranky for no reason lol.

Never in my life did I wanted a movie to end so badly. This was so boring, and dragged on forever. The character's were unlikable, especially Ethan Hawke's character, he was so selfish.

Gattaca's Sci Fi setting was quite dull and depressing, so really there wasn't anything going for this movie.

Not so much of a guilty pleasure, I just think it's very different compared to other action flicks. Underworld actually has a good story, very well executed, and I love the setting and visuals.

Usually not into slow films, but I really liked Taxi Driver.

The first time watching this film, I felt very uncomfortable because of how much Will Hunting acted like me.

I never liked this movie, I just didn't think it was that bad when I first saw it, it was just a bit boring. Now that I look back on it, Superbad has some of the most annoying main characters, ironically played by 2 of the most annoying actors, in my opinion.

It honestly felt like my brain was literally dying from watching this. To be frank, I'm to blame for expecting some Sci Fi action to happen, like seeing the trip to the other Earth at least, but still.

Survive Style 5+ is funny, stylish, coloful, just so unique.

One of my all time favorite movies, I practically know every line. Love the atmosphere, the characters, the costumes, and the world is just so dark and submerging.

While I do like the Dark Knight, I will always think of Batman and Batman Returns as the best Batman movies. They're fun and feel more like the Batman cartoons I grew up with.

I've watched most of Stellan Skarsgard's movies.
Insomnia is one of his best.

I've only seen 3 James Bond movies so far, all with Pierce Brosnan. They're all equally enjoyable, but Goldeneye was the first I saw.

Not that you learn anything new from this film, it's just really funny.

Pokemon was a big part of my early childhood, and I absolutely love the first movie. It's short, lovable, and I cry every time. Surely will forever hold a special place in my heart.

Don't really have a favorite actress, but I did like Noomi Rapace in the Girl With Dragon Tattoo.

A bit slow at first, but as it progresses, it gets really funny.

In my opinion, the best video game movie. Keeps loyal to the Silent Hill video games, bringing the same story in a different light. Unlike Resident Evil, some people may not have enjoy the Silent Hill movie because it's lack of action, but it is this that I liked, the fact that it doesn't abandon it's original genre to appeal to a certain audience.

This was truly a film made for fans, as the makers of this movie included appearances by the most popular monsters in the video games as well as the music by Akira Yamaoka.

A great film I would have loved to see in theaters, but unfortunately I wouldn't be around for another 7 years.

So far, I've enjoyed every film I've ever seen from Kitano Takeshi. Hana-bi was the first I watched from him, and was really entertained all the way through. It has just the right amount of drama & action, a bit slow paced at first, but eventually picks up.

Saw it again recently, still an enjoyable flick, though I gotta say, it does drag on much longer than the norm for kids movies, which must have been killing our parents watching this back then.

Let the Right One In is such an stunning film. Visually is the most beautiful movie I've ever seen with great acting and an intriguing story. I could watch it over and over again and it would fascinate me just as much as the first time.