Favorite Films

Fantastic film. The grey, bleak atmosphere created in this movie is incredible, it really takes you to 1980's Eastern Germany. The plot drew me in from the first time I saw it and still gripped me tight on later viewings. I can't see this film being knocked off as my favorite anytime soon. Please God don't let them remake this movie, I wouldn't even watch it but it would make me so unhappy to hear the American version get talked about rather than this near perfect gem.

Just love this movie. The dialogue is crisp and witty, just love everything about it really. I'm not even a huge Tarantino fan in general, but I really love PF. I didn't really get all the hype behind it the first time I watched it, but it really sank in the next day and I had to re-watch it.

I don't know what to say about this movie. I picked it off of the free Sundance On-Demand channel and wow. I didn't know what to think going into it but after I watched it I was just stunned and didn't move until the credits ended. A fantastically disturbing film.

Another great Korean movie. I know a lot of people have Oldboy as their favorite Korean movie, or even overall favorite, but I just found these two films to be better than Oldboy. I'm sure many will disagree with me but I just loved these two.

Didn't really know what to expect from this one. Beautiful landscapes throughout the movie. Just a great film that I happened upon.

My favorite comedy. Always will be. I saw this movie when I was like 12 and really only got the gags and potty humor. When I watched it later I realized it was actually a smart comedy and got all the subtleties of it, which made it even better.

I would almost classify this one as a comedy before Alex gets taken in. The dialogue is just hilarious. I watched this one a little early before I could understand it, and when I watched it later I just loved the dialogue and the way characters talked.

I didn't honestly expect much from this film. I saw Jamie Foxx and Tom Cruise and thought it was going to be a mediocre, nothing special mainstream movie, but I really loved it.

This, like Pulp Fiction, took some time to sink in. I didn't know what to think after it ended but the next day I realized how much I loved the film.

Great dark comedy. Bruges is a beautiful city and was depicted as such in the film. Loved it after I saw it.

I kept hearing about this movie on Requiem for a Dream threads, so I went into it expecting another Requiem type film. It was nothing of the sort and I was surprised when it was over how much I liked it.

My introduction to David Lynch. I loved the mood this film set, it was all so dreamy and surreal.

I saw A History of Violence before Eastern Promises and was a little let down. I enjoyed it, but thought it was a little overrated. I thought Eastern Promises to be the superior film.

My first real foreign film that I loved.

I saw this on the Sundance channel. Really a nice little movie.

I don't know why I like this film so much. Maybe since I play the guitar I enjoy a naked woman playing the guitar more than the average person. I can't say for sure, but I sure did like the film.

This movie has serious rewatchability (is that even a word? haha) for me. I don't know what it is about it but I just love watching it.

Good film.

Saw this in the theater and it was a great experience.

I finished this film and just sat in silence for a while after it finished. I haven't been in the mood since to watch it again. Haha that may sound like I hate it but it is just a tough film to watch.

Another movie I watched first when I was too young but viewed again later on and loved.

I heard good and bad things about this one before I saw it. I really enjoyed it.