Favorite movies

Why can't all movies be like this?! Coherent plot, decent acting and special effects, and a nice twist at the end if you don't have it spoiled for you (I didn't). Oh, and as a sequel it surpasses the original, which has happened very rarely in movie history.

Finally, a comic book movie that takes the subject matter of comic books seriously. I haven't been this entertained by a movie in a long, long time.

The epitome of a love-it-or-hate-it kind of movie, with hilarious original jokes. Guess which camp I'm in...

Truly, it's not one of the best movies ever made in terms of directing, plot, and acting, but I thoroughly enjoy watching this every time.

Chris Nolan's Memento, now with 35% more awesomesauce.

It is most definitely a cliche to say I like this, but there you have it.

The visual imagery in this movie is absolutely astounding. The overall story is very intense and really sets the stage for the story within a story.

Quite frankly, I adore the whole trilogy, and this final installment is just the icing on the cake.

I. LOVE. SUPER-HERO. MOVIES. Especially ones that are well done.

Once I finished watching this, I immediately wanted to watch it again. I am always captivated by the relationship between Leon and Mathilda.

Absolutely perfect feel-good entertainment for everyone. It also happens to be dripping with narm charm.

Oh wow Anthony Hopkins. Wow.

Although I understand that this thriller from Korea has an unoriginal plot, I can't help but love the special effects, action sequences, characters, and story progression.

Campy B-list monster movie? Yes, please! I must have watched this a million times as a kid.

Bergman's and Bogart's acting skills blow me away.

My favorite Kubrick movie! My favorite Nicholson movie! My favorite horror movie! It is all of these and more.

This is immensely entertaining for me, and I don't care what people say.

The only modern "chick flick" / romantic comedy that even comes close to being a favorite. I think Tom Hanks has something to do with it.

While I was watching it, I felt neutral. When it ended, though, I decided it was an instant favorite.

It's just 12 guys sitting around a table in one room for 99% of the movie. Yet... it still manages to be interesting...

This movie blew me away when I first watched it because I wasn't expecting a movie made so many decades ago to be relevant, interesting, and funny - in 2010!

It has a lot of nostalgic value for me to be sure, but as an adult I still think it's a good movie.

This is one of the only movies I've ever watched where I got more and more excited as it went on. Ripley is also one of the coolest protagonists to ever hit the big screen.

This craptastic movie is only on my favorites list because I found it funny after I was forced to watch it at least 6+ times in a couple of years. Inexplicably, it got funnier with each successive viewing.

Probably the best (live action) animal movie ever created.