A Man for All Seasons
Dead Poets Society
54 Charing Cross Road
Gran Torino
The Notebook
Damage (with Jeremy Irons)
The Shawshank Redemption
Shangrila ( I was 7 or 8 when I saw it )
Romeo and Juliet ( directed by Franco Zeffirelli)
King of Hearts ( with Alan Bates)

Star Wars
Empire Strikes Back
Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings
Jaws
Planet of the Apes(original)
Dawn of the Dead(original)
Blade Runner
Brazil
The Player
Pulp Fiction
Harold and Maude
La Femme Nikita
Ed Wood
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Bubba Ho Tep
King Of Comedy
Bullitt
Terminator 2
The Abyss
The Green Mile
Shawshank Redemption

Soldiers Girl

A Time To Kill

*********Jesus Camp********* Im Buddhist now....

No Country For Old Men
Equilibrium
Bullitt
Kill Bill vol. 1 and 2
Pulp Fiction

The original Star Wars in a drive in movie theater!

Oh Brother Where Art Thou?
Dark Knight (Ledger was AMAZING)
History of Violence

Brokeback Mountain

The Day the Earth Stood Still

The Mist

Mommy Dearest (NO WIRE HANGERS!)

man on fire
"any man can be an artist a chef a painter whatever..
creaseys art is death and hes about to paint his masterpeice"

Mississippi Buring has always been a favorite, the acting was outstanding.

also, To Kill a Mockingbird and Clark Gables performance in Gone with the Wind. Loved him.

Requiem for a dream
Sweeney todd : the demon barber of fleet street

The Matrix

What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?

donnie darko.

american beauty.

the fountain.

Now Voyager.

requiem for a dream.

erasurehead.

PARENTS.

Audition.

The Cube.

thats off the top of my head. if i remember it that well.. it really made me think.

Memento (2000)

I was getting a happy-high during the entire movie "Snatch". I just could not believe how good that movie was. Intricate storyline, well-acted characters. Funny and manly and just so. It took me four times to watch it to realize that there are four completely independent threads in the movie that keep joining, and some seemed to have joined, but they hadn't yet, but of course it all gets tied up neatly in the end.

A movie that shook me out of my pants was "Lives of Others". That movie just kept building and building... and it literally blew everyone out of their seats. I could not have done it so well without Beethoven's help...

A movie that took me back to my childhood fantasies before I discovered sex as such was Alice. By Woody Allen.

And lotsa others... these are the three most recent "blow-outs" I've had.

when i was about 13 the movie thirteen came out few of my friends were going through that and i semi was really was comforting actually i mean i never did anything like in the movie but it wakes up kids to see that happening to other girls that age.

Trainspotting - the bathroom scene.
The Crow - whole thing
LotR trilogy - Battle at Helm's Deep and at Minas Tirith the epic scale of that was... whooo
Those are the top three, but so many more I can name.

His best was inside I'm dancing
also love Amille and Momento