love these movies

newman and redford were just so cool. robert shaw was great. loved the music. lots of twists i didn't see coming. love this movie.

a perfect movie. more classic lines than any other movie. bogie at his best. bergman at her most beautiful. anyone calling this the best movie ever will not get an arguement from me.

bogie, greenstreet, and peter lorre were so good. "the stuff that dreams are made of."

i never get tired of watching this movie. i get goose bumps during the last scene every time.

gregory peck was magnificent as the decent and classy atticus finch. "jean louis stand up. your father's passing".

i'll never forget quint's indianapolis speech, or the music. on the edge of my seat the whole way.

3 bogart movies in my top 10. not surprised. walter houston was great. "badges? we ain't got no badges. we don't need no badges. i don't have to show you any stinkin badges".

great film, but it's mostly fiction. terrific climax, and of course, that song.

ratso rizzo & joe buck in an unlikely buddy movie.

"now go home and get your fucking shine box".

clint eastwood as william munny, the killer of women and children out of missouri. easily my favorite western. "it's a hell of a thing killing a man. you take away all he's got, and all he's ever going to have."

good childhood memories watching this every year as a kid with my family.

the dude, walter, and donnie. one classic line after another.

hard to imagine anyone not liking this fairy tale.

the chemistry between spencer tracy and freddie bartholomew is terrific. great adventure flick and a warm story.

jack at his best.

fellini's masterpiece is unforgettable.

orson welles' classic film tells the story of charles foster kane, from his humble begennings to his rise as the worlds richest man. it's considered by many to be the best movie ever made.

thoroughly entertaining film from quentin tarantino.

"a hospital, what is it? it's a big building with patients, but that's not important now". still the funniest movie i ever saw.

great feel good christmas movie.

documentary about my favorite group, the band, by martin scorcese.

the first of many by my favorite director.

my favorite by the wood man.

marlon brando at his best. great performance by vivian leigh as well.

the best movie you never saw. george burns, art carney & lee strassberg.

love this movie about a chubby schlub that finally finds love, despite what his friends and family think.

powerful story that takes place in a jury room. great acting by all, led by henry fonda.

paul newman as a pool hustler. great supporting jobs done by the great one and george c scott.

peter lorre as a child molester in germany, hunted down by other criminals.

"how do you like them apples?" great story by damon and affleck, with an academy award support from robin williams.

7 gunfighters are hired to protect a poor mexican village. yul brynner, steve mcqueen, & eli wallach among others. remake of the 7 samurai.

coen bros. academy award winner about a texan that stumbles upon a drug deal gone wrong, and grabs the money. problem is that psychopath wants his money back, and will kill anyone who stands in his way. great performance by javier bardem.

maybe a bit corny, but a feel good movie about an undedog high school basketball team, and their unlikely playoff run.

about a pig that becomes a champion sheep herder. not just for kids. very cute, and will leave you happy.

classic hitchcock.

the coen brothers with another winner. great music, very funny, and great performances.

daniel day lewis shows why he's the best actor working today.

john houston directs 2 of the best..bogey and hepburn. her as a missionary, him as a hard drinking, cantankerous riverboat captain. bogey got his long overdue oscar for this.

john sayles film about the 1919 black sox world series scandal.

paul newman at his best as a drifter from down south who gets jailed, and refuses to listen to authority. "what we've got here is failure to communicate"

the last night of the summer before going away to college. great sound track..

leslie nielsen is hilarious as lt. frank drebin. the umpire scene is still the funniest thing i've ever seen in a movie..

written by the incomprable rod serling, this is a story about a washed out fighter, anthony quinn, who gets used by his manager, jackie gleason, yet remains loyal. great acting, great story.

the great burt lancaster shines as an aging, small time gangster, in this film by louis malle.

great movie from john sayles. "i didn't ask for the anal probe" you tube that scene if you haven't watched the movie. well worth it

harrison ford stars in this thriller. who knew that dirty cops, and a loveable amish family would make such a good mix?