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30 From 99: My Favorite Films From 1999

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People who added this item 5986 Average listal rating (4225 ratings) 6.1 IMDB Rating 6.5


  Some of my favorite childhood memories involve my parents taking me and my siblings to see the first three Star Wars movies in the theaters. And while I didn't expect the new films to have the ability to recreate that feeling of cinematic magic the original Trilogy instilled into my preadolescent love for science fiction opera, I still walked away from these latest installments with the typical sense of disappointment that many of the die-hard fans shared.  However, my level of dismay wasn't as high as of most of those who love to go onto
 the worldwide webs and profusely proclaim their avarice for any of the new films. Despite the lower quality in their plots and execution, I was still able to enjoy the visuals of these New Millennium flix, particularly, the diversity of kick-ass looking aliens and otherworldly creatures that continue to fill this universe that is so far far away (actually the varied and distinctive lifeforms are one my favorite aspects of the whole franchise).

  So, as a sci-fi fan, I’m not complaining.

  (Actually, I am… just not as much as the next Sci- fi fan. But the later chapters that Disney farted out… yeah, I'll admit, with those I was kinda pissed.)

People who added this item 1369 Average listal rating (920 ratings) 5.8 IMDB Rating 6.3
Entrapment (1999)
  Entrapment is a movie that really lives up to its title. It is so stylishly made that it entraps people into thinking that they’re about to see an incredibly great caper flick. When in reality, it’s basically just a slightly above average caper flick. But that said, it is its stylish production that helps to raise this motion picture above its writing. The overall look and production were incredibly well done, and the action sequences and FX are what should’ve received top billing for this project. In the immortal words of Billy Crystal’s SNL parody of Fernando Lamas, “it is better to look good than to feel good”. And that’s exactly what Entrapment does here.

 Despite being in the later stages of his career, Sean Connery was as popular an actor as he had ever been in his career, and, again quoting Fernando, “He looked marvelous “. Very few men on this planet look as good he did when he starred in this movie.  And his costar, Catherine Zeta-Jones, I mean, c’mon…. she was at the very peak of being hot, literally, figuratively, and every other sense of the word.

  In the story, they portray a couple of high-level tech thieves, with the overlaying question of whether or not Zeta- Jones is really a thief or just pretending in order to nab Connery. It’s a pretty slick and satisfying piece of escapist entertainment that wears it upcoming New Millennium banner on its shoulder pretty good. However, once it’s over, there really isn’t all that much to remember about it afterwards other than it looked great. That might make for the argument that it’s an example of escapism in its purest form, but a tinge of dissatisfaction does result from wishing that the plot and script did a bit more than just act as a vehicle for how “entrapping the visuals, including its two leads, were from beginning to end.

  Just like the theme of its premise, this is a heist movie that is fun to watch, but once it’s over, you feel like maybe it wasn’t as valuable as it appeared on the surface.


People who added this item 589 Average listal rating (374 ratings) 6.8 IMDB Rating 7.2
Go (1999)


  Okay, so here we “go”… was there a bigger name that helped to define 1990’s style filmmaking than Quentin Tarantino? That’s a rhetorical question since we all know that the answer is “no”.  And it is because of the massive mark that he left in this decade’s cinema (despite the fact that he really only made three films during that time frame) that a whole slew of cop copycats and wannabe style of films was released in what remained in that ten-year time period. It was also a deluge that produced very little in terms of actual satisfying movie viewing moments.

 The fact that this one, “Go” (which in my opinion is a just an absolutely bad title for a movie), is on this list should be an obvious indicator that this is one of the rare ones that is actually very good. Sitting directly right next to one of Tarantino’s works, the story and script may come off as being a bit lightweight. But when compared to the rest of the stuff that was playing in the theaters at the time, Go had a very nice edge that adds a bit more “get up and go “than we were used to viewing at the time.

 More of anthology set of stories that are stitched together to come together in the end (a la Pulp Fiction), this film selightweight Taraninoesuque film, that doesn't have the depth or style of other more quality films of the genre, but still, just the effort of trying comes off as satisfying. At least enough to provide some escape from the typical big budgeted same-ol' same-ol' that the decades of the nineties kept crankin' out.

People who added this item 3617 Average listal rating (2272 ratings) 7 IMDB Rating 7.5
When it comes to favorite directors, Stanley Kubrick definitely ranks somewhere in my top five.
Therefore, with Eyes Wide Shut being the last film he directed before he died, I was hoping for a piece of work that would help to end his lifetime career with a bang (and considering the nature of the plot, if there's any kind of pun in there, I can honestly assure you that it is truly unintentional).
However, despite the driving force of 90's blockbusting couple, Nicole Kidman and then hubby Tom Cruise, Eyes, while not exactly a whimper, was still not the kind of cinematic piece that allowed even the most avid of auteurs to walk away with a feeling of high artistic satisfaction.
The visual dynamics and the dense, twisting story-line most associated with Kubrick's films are here, including the interesting subject matter.
However, the methodically slow pace of the story dampens the effect the film's impact to the point that, unless you're a die-hard Kubrick fan (which I am since this movie is on this list), can make Eyes Wide Shut a struggling exercise in keeping the average viewer's eyes wide open.

People who added this item 1251 Average listal rating (872 ratings) 6.7 IMDB Rating 7.3
Galaxy Quest (1999)
What if the the first alien life-forms to make contact with us happen to be the kind that watch too much television? Or even worse, what if they're Trekkies?
Galaxy-Quest starts out as a parody of the Star Trek franchie, but then, with just the right amount of heart, wry humor and even some satirical intelligence, it's a story which then evolves into a sci-fi adventure film with a premise that is alot of fun, on point and with a story that, despite it's quest as a parody, ends up standing distinctively on it's own.

People who added this item 864 Average listal rating (509 ratings) 6.9 IMDB Rating 7.2
Fantasia 2000 (1999)
I stated this before, that I am not that big of a fan of Disneys animated movies. Especially from the stuff they put out during the 70's, 80's and most of the 90's.
Not until they began getting more three dimensional with their graphics did I find myself seeing the three dimensional quality in their stories. And when it comes to computer generated films, I obviously prefer Pixar over Disney.
However, I do enjoy some of Uncle Walt's very early efforts in the area of cartoon cinema, including the original Fantasia from the year 1940.



The first film successfully integrated classical music with animation in eight featurettes with each medium complimenting the other. The power of the music was enhanced by the visuals of each short (with various degrees of success of course) while at the same time, the hand crafted artwork of each cell seemed to be powered by the notes and melodies of each time tested arrangement.
Almost sixty years later, Disney released this follow-up, which follows the same format of the original with the same amount of varying degree of success of each feature. Although, TBH, personally, I wouldn't have minded if they could've found a way to rev up the stylings of both music and visuals in way that would have better demonstrated the progress made in each field. But in the end, F2000 still manages to entertain and delight in the same manner that Uncle Walt had envisioned when he first dreamed up this moused-eared manner of movie magic.
People who added this item 2781 Average listal rating (1865 ratings) 7 IMDB Rating 7.3
Dogma (1999)


As a self professed comicbook nerd, one would think that, naturally, I'd be a fan of fellow comicbook nerd, Kevin Smith. And as that sentence implicates, I'm not.
I enjoy watching and listening to his various convention & college speaking tours, but his movies, while not bad,
I don't think their humor and storylines are as solid as his stories that he likes to relay whenever he's in auditorium full of his fans.
Whenever I listen to one of his scripts, I tend to hear him talking more than I hear the characters conversing with each other.
Dogma is no exception to this,
the difference being that in this movie, I do enjoy listening to the points he brings about religion & the stigmas that result or tend to grow out it.
So, despite some stiff monolithically-centered writing, in the end, I still found it to be fun and pretty interesting on a biblical level.
People who added this item 1311 Average listal rating (747 ratings) 7.2 IMDB Rating 7.1
Audition (1999)


Y'know how when you try to wake up your foot after it's fallen asleep and it then feels like there are a hundred thin needles piercing thru the flesh? Raise the level of that feeling from uncomfortable to horrific,
add a little razor-wire and an angelic smile,
and there you go.
You've got this movie.
Rarely does the face of horror look so beautiful and hurt so torturously bad at the same time.

People who added this item 264 Average listal rating (98 ratings) 7.3 IMDB Rating 7.2
The War Zone (1999)
The family that loves together stays together.
Or, if taken too far,
just completely crumbles together.
A grey, sodden story of family disorder that's as bleak as the subject matter can be,
and provides for some really good acting (particularly Lara Belmont), not to mention an excellent directorial debut by Tim Roth.

People who added this item 2845 Average listal rating (1686 ratings) 7.6 IMDB Rating 8
An anthological effort by P.T. Anderson,
following several story-lines of several different people,
centering on the various forms that the six degrees of separation take in connecting humans inhabiting a shared vicinity.
Forms that include things like common human insecurities, minor and major coincidences, or my favorite of them all, anomalical weather patterns of almost biblical(!) proportions.

People who added this item 3823 Average listal rating (2340 ratings) 7.5 IMDB Rating 7.7
Hey, have you ever wondered what it would be like to be John Malkovich, award-winning star of stage & screen?
Well then, watch this movie, foo.
Because in it, anyone who wants to, can become John Malkovich.
And let's be honest here,
anyone who can become John Malkovich has got it made in the shade.

People who added this item 253 Average listal rating (161 ratings) 6.9 IMDB Rating 6.9
To be honest, at first glance, The Limey doesn't seem like it was too far off from just being a typical crime film of this variety.
However, with Steve Soderbergh in the director's chair, Terence Stamp in the zone as the lead and Peter Fonda who plays the antagonist with an evil that shows itself on the surface as only as a laser-like sliver,
there's is enough in this movie to raise it just above the heap of the average revenge thriller.
An recently freed exconvict from across the pond travels out to La-La-Land to investigate the passing of his only daughter. A combination of circumstances which proves that when it comes to an angry Englishman looking to avenge the death of his "little girl", you don't mess with the limey bastard.

People who added this item 1540 Average listal rating (1030 ratings) 7.4 IMDB Rating 7.8
A couple of Irish hood brothers go on a divine mission of vigilantism.
And Willian Dafoe is the FBI detective assigned to stopping 'em.
That is, until he starts to find their actions kind of agreeable. And then finds himself dressing up like a woman.
Which I don't find agreeable at all.
Good solid crime flick that was entertaining to watch.
Though I do still kinda wish I could unwatch the Dafoe in a dress part.



BTW, I know that the pic above is from the second film, but it''s such a cool image, I couldn't resist using it here (especially since I wasn't that big of a fan of the sequel, so I'll probably never end up using it again...).
People who added this item 231 Average listal rating (133 ratings) 5.8 IMDB Rating 5.9
Holy Smoke! (1999)
In this movie, Harvey Keitel's character first gets exposed to a full frontal nudity by a super-sexy Kate Winslet and then, he gets to sleep with her.....
Lord, I so wish I became an actor....
And why I don't have this movie listed at #1, I honestly couldn't tell ya.....



Lemme just say that
when I first saw that particular scene,
I can promise you, the words that I came outta my mouth definitely were not Holy Smoke.
Holy sh#t was more like it.
Then I just spent the next thirty minutes touching and retouching the rewind button. And I don't mean the one on the VCR (*rimshot*).
People who added this item 2328 Average listal rating (1373 ratings) 7 IMDB Rating 7.4
Tom Ripley is a crime novel character whom I never heard of until this 1999 film adaptation of The Talented Mr. Ripley. After hearing that there was series of books based on this guy, I looked up the movie versions to give 'em a looksee. And I gotta say, the final installment of the cinematic series, Ripley's Game, starring John Malkovich is definitely my favorite of the bunch.
However, that's not to take away Matt Damon's impressive portrayal of the con artist from the crime novels.
Labeled as a "dapper sociopath", Tom is a man who enjoys his creature comforts and does not mind attaining them through the use of dangerous scams and even murder. In this, the first chapter of his story, he begins the process which will eventually amass him enough of a body count to earn the title of a serial killer and that of a man of lavish leisure.
People who added this item 1944 Average listal rating (1317 ratings) 7.5 IMDB Rating 7.7
Office Space (1999)
The 90's was a time in which climbing the corporate ladder was the biggest career choice of those who were entering into the job market out of college. As that decade wore on, it became evidently clear that the politicking required in the field was more than most could handle. Or at least bear. So it's no surprise that by 1999, a movie was made satirizing the kind of wide spread disillusionment and frustration that was resulting from working late inside of a cubicle.



Peter Gibbons, a demotivated programmer who spends his weekdays staring at his desk soon finds his apathetic nature as a possible promotion at the IT company he works for, Initech.
Which isn't really all that much of a stepping stone considering that this is a company in which downsizing, outsourcing, paycheck glitches, smashing malfunctioning printers, infecting the company's accounting system in a money laundering scheme and holding onto one's precious Swingline stapler are all just part of another day at the office.
People who added this item 5512 Average listal rating (3794 ratings) 7.3 IMDB Rating 7.3
Sleepy Hollow (1999)
While I really like the style that Burton has to his movies, for my money, they usually seem to lack the substance to back up the strength of the uniqueness of their look. Sleepy Hollow is the exception. The idea of this movie wasn't one that had any real appeal for me, but in the end, I found it to have more in terms of story and character than I would've initially expected. I think Mr. Burton's work, though still considered somewhat as visually "avante garde" (I mean, y'know... as far as a mainstream director is concerned...), would be held in much higher regard if he could flesh out his stories, as well as he did for Sleepy Hollow.

People who added this item 1459 Average listal rating (971 ratings) 6.6 IMDB Rating 7.1
An excellently & stylistically shot story involving three soldiers in the Persian Gulf war, out to steal a cadre of Saddam Hussein's treasure that is specifically made up of gold bullions.
And as this movie explains, when they say bullions,
they don't mean like the soup.

People who added this item 892 Average listal rating (613 ratings) 6.4 IMDB Rating 7.1
Payback (1999)
.... is a bitch. Especially when it's for $130,000.
Oh, wait....
I meant $70,000.
I gotta be careful....
As this movie shows, getting those kind of numbers mixed up is liable to get someone killed.

People who added this item 1757 Average listal rating (1001 ratings) 7.2 IMDB Rating 7.5
.... but when they're directed by a woman, they do. Especially if the boy is really a girl.



I think that had Boys Don't Cry been released any other year, it would've easily have made it either to the top spot or close to it.
The fact that for 1999, it's only at number ten shows that this was an exceptionally good year for high quality films.
It was really hard for me to rank the all these films in the top ten in the order that I did. If it were possible to list the number one spot for this year ten times over, to include this & the next nine movies, I would.
People who added this item 178 Average listal rating (92 ratings) 7.6 IMDB Rating 7.8
Have you ever wondered what was the story behind the making of the short fright film Coven, pronounced with a long "o" instead of the standard short "o" most associated with the word?
Well, if you're like most fans of films from the early 2000's, the answer is most likely "No". Followed up by another question "What the hell is Coven?".



Rather than explaining what "Coven" is and why the long "o" that has become attached to it, it might just easier to direct you toward this particular move. It's an american movie called "American Movie" and it will clear any and all confusion that might have surfaced after reading this entry.

People who added this item 10050 Average listal rating (7424 ratings) 7.6 IMDB Rating 8.7
The Matrix (1999)
Even though all the follow-ups, videos and merchandising would take the next cyber-evolutionary step in visually out-doing the one that started it all,
the story in this first chapter of Neo & Co. was still fresh and not yet over-wrought with complicated ideas and all walks of philosophical influences that tended to bog down what originally started out as a really cool concept with monumental possibilities.
You are now entering the Matrix.

People who added this item 5339 Average listal rating (3636 ratings) 7.3 IMDB Rating 7.9
Toy Story 2 (1999)
  Woody and the Gang are back.
  Actually, they never left. They're still in the same ol' toybox they've always been, its just that it took four years for Pixar, the groundbreakers of highly advanced computer animation, to make the sequel that continues the saga of these toys and their story.



  The first Toy Story was a computer-generated movie that showed how sophisticated graphics can be integrated into a really top quality and well-defined story.
 One whose visuals matched it's plot in emphasizing the vibrant third dimensional warmth and color that was starting to become more and more "faded" in the tired 2-D animated family films that movie producers had seemed to be wearily cranking out at the time.
 The sequel not only managed to continue this tricky balancing trick, but also when you compare the stride in advancement between the first TS and this one, it's pretty obvious that it has even surpassed it.
The succession in quality for this film series was so consistent, that by the time we get to the third installment, we end up with one of the most successful, critically and financially, animated film franchise series of all time.
People who added this item 9314 Average listal rating (6849 ratings) 8.3 IMDB Rating 8.8
Fight Club (1999)
I'd post a comment here about this movie, but the first rule about Fight Club is that you don't talk about Fight Club.



   First of all, I couldn't care less how over-hyped this movie was. Anyone's whose opinion of this movie was as an adverse effect from this, it's their fault for giving it any attention in the first place. No hype, no matter how well-founded, should ever be believed.
Secondly, as kid, sure, but as an adult, I really can't get scared from movies anymore. Especially, if there's a monster or a Jason/Freddy/Michael Myers involved. The minute I see any of these guys on the screen wearing some kind of fright-enhancing mask or wielding a sharp object with a screaming Abercrombie & Fitch-looking teenager's name all over it, I am instantly reminded that I'm watching a movie, and thereby negating any chance of suspending my belief enough to being frightened anymore. However, Blair Witch tried to bring the horror of cinema as close to the real world as any fright flick could since Night of the Living Dead (IMO, that is), thus making it seem like this situation could actually happen in this frame of reality. Plus, a major part of the fear-factor for this story's premise is that the lead characters, or even the viewers themselves, never actually get to see the witch in question. And as it has been stated many times over centuries, "The unknown is one the greatest fears to the human mindset".



  So, while it still didn't scare me, TBWP probably came as close as it possibly can come to at this point in my life. As far as I can remember, I've never had any real inclination to go out on a camping trip of any sort.
But now, because of this film, sleeping under a tent overnight in the middle of the woods, is a situation that I can definitely say that I will never expect to try & initiate.
Ever.
And for me, The Blair Witch Project earns a couple of extra points just for that.
People who added this item 2090 Average listal rating (1438 ratings) 7.6 IMDB Rating 8
Just when I thought that my hairy pimp-ass had finally reached a point in life that was hardcore enough that even the idea that I could get misty over a movie-ending was, for me, about as far on the otherside of the street, that it was in anudder 'hood, dawg.
Then comes along the Iron Giant, and proves me wrong.
And it's not just that it's a movie,
but even worse, it's an animated movie.
A cartoon.



Whenever I watch the scene with the line " ....Superman.",
I always find it quite difficult to refrain from repeatingly dabbing at that "something in my eye" that starts to become annoyingly persistent.
Damn.
Watching a movie makes life hard to be a hardcore gangsta pimp.

People who added this item 6694 Average listal rating (4594 ratings) 7.8 IMDB Rating 8.3
Personally, I think that this is a movie that tries to remind us that we have the ability to keep life in perspective, but usually don't. I think that what AB tries to say with it's message, especially at the end is much bigger than most of us realize. This is a film that I hope I can remember to watch every 4 or 5 yrs of my life, just as a reminder to "something" that I genuinely believe we all already know, but hardly ever allow it's awareness to surface during the course of our lives.
Or maybe I'm just looking at things bigger than what they really are in this movie.
Which could easily just be a side effect of the one-too-many times that I kept pressing the pause button during Thora Birch's naked breasts scene.

People who added this item 1183 Average listal rating (731 ratings) 7.5 IMDB Rating 7.8
Russell Crowe is the insider trying to expose the truth of the mega-business of tabacco and Al Pacino is the outsider who finds himself involunteerily pitted against the corporate politicks of the media which both men were counting on to help in the cause. Watching both actors on screen is an example of the kind of movie chemistry that can result from the combination of solid acting abilities along with the directing and writing prowess of Mr. Mann. And all this without the need of any special effects or CGI, and yet a film that still provides a level of entertainment on par with that of any big budget blockbuster.

What do you get when you put a true tale of a man who unconventionally travels on a unconventional journey, with an unconventional director?
You get an unconventionally "conventional" yet moving film by David Lynch, in which he simply goes about telling you The Straight Story.



In other words,
Eraserhead, this ain't.
People who added this item 7252 Average listal rating (5173 ratings) 7.5 IMDB Rating 8.1
Okay,
saying that this is M. Knight Shyamalan's best film (by far) may sound overly obvious (by far),
but,
it is (by far).



A very good from-the-beyond-yarn that starts out by depicting the debilitating effects that may result from being able to percieve ghosts. Then, almost completely, turns it around to show how this paranormal ability can be more of a help than a hindrance, if we just gave the spooky spectres a chance.
Maybe seeing dead people ain't so bad.
Though when I think about it,
if I had to deal with any kind of communication with lost spirits,
I'd rather just stick to commiserating online with all of my fellow "Listalolites" here on this site.



Updated Entries:
- The Hurricane
- Eye Of The Beholder


Other Fave Movies Lists By Year:
1970
www.listal.com/list/10-70-my-fave-films
1971
www.listal.com/list/15-71-my-favorite-movies
1972
www.listal.com/list/15-72-my-favorite-films
1973
www.listal.com/list/20-73-my-favorite-films
1974
www.listal.com/list/films-of-1974
1975
www.listal.com/list/20-75-my-favorite-films
1976
www.listal.com/list/20-76-my-favorite-films
1977
www.listal.com/list/20-77-my-favorite-films
1978
www.listal.com/list/20-1978-my-favorite-films
1979
www.listal.com/list/20-79-my-favorite-films
1981
www.listal.com/list/25-81-my-favorite-films
1982
www.listal.com/list/25-82-my-favorite-films
1983
www.listal.com/list/25-83-my-favorite-films
1984
www.listal.com/list/25-84-my-favorite-films
1985
www.listal.com/list/25-85-my-favorite-films
1986
www.listal.com/list/25-86-my-favorite-films
1987
www.listal.com/list/25-87-my-favorite-films
1988
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1989
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1990
www.listal.com/list/30-90-my-favorite-films
1991
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1992
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1993
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1994
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1995
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1996
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1997
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1998
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2000
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2001
www.listal.com/list/35-1-my-favorite-films
2002
www.listal.com/list/35-2-my-favorite-films
2003
www.listal.com/list/35-3-my-favorite-films

Other lists by The Mighty Celestial:

My Top 20 Female Movie Bad-Asses www.listal.com/list/my-top-10-female

10 Movies That Feature A Dancin' Travolta In 'Em www.listal.com/list/my-list-9158

My Top 15 Guilty Pleasure Movies www.listal.com/list/guilty-pleasures-thecelestial

Can't We Be Dysfunctional Like A Normal Family? www.listal.com/list/dysfunctional-family-movies

A - Z
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My Favorite Movies By Genre:

WAATAAAH!! My Top 10 Favorite Martial Arts Flix!
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Science Fiction:
- When Aliens Attack ....Or At Least, Go Bad www.listal.com/list/aliens-attack-at-least-go
- Aliens Who Come In Peace www.listal.com/list/good-aliens
- Favorite Sci Fi's Of Like....Ever. www.listal.com/list/scifi-movies

Horror:
www.listal.com/list/my-top-ten-favorite-horror
- Run For Your Lives! My 25 Fave Giant Monster Films www.listal.com/list/my-top-10-favorite-giant

Comicbook:
- Superhero Movies www.listal.com/list/yep-am-huge-comicbook
- Non-Superhero Movies www.listal.com/list/my-favorite-nonsuperhero-comicbook-movies

My Top Favorite Westerns, Pard'ner www.listal.com/list/westerns-thecelestial

Romance:
- Romantic Comedies www.listal.com/list/my-top-30-romantic-comedies
- Straight-Up Romance www.listal.com/list/romance-movies

Animated:
- 3D www.listal.com/list/animate-this-my-favorite-animated
- 2D www.listal.com/list/my-favorite-animated-movies-thecelestial

Foreign:
- From Around The World www.listal.com/list/my-top-10-favorite-foriegn

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