Strangers on a Train (1951) |
100% | |
Hellboy (2004) |
70% | |
The Passion of the Christ (2004) |
30% | |
Beauty and the Beast (1946) |
100% | |
Grave of the Fireflies (1988) |
100% | |
Hitch's perfect thriller, Strangers on a Train explodes because of it's fantastic direction. It's simply increadibly made. We are given one of Hitch's greatest villains, Bruno, a free spirited and spoiled brat who's more interested in playing mind games than living his... More
Although Hellboy strains a bit, it does gel enough to become a rousing original comic book film. It has a character more fascinating than any we've seen in a while. A tortured devil who wants to be human. Director del Toro throws us directly into the middle of this... More
Mel Gibson's gruesome tale of the last 12 hours of Christ's life is so intent on giving us one dimensional characters that we feel at arm's length from all that happening in the film. The result feels like exploitation. Gibson wants us to witness and feel all of Jesus'... More
One of the most beautiful films I've have ever seen. Jean Cocteau's magical movie is a tale of desire, maturity and of course the inner beauty of us all. Its the familiar tale told with perfection, and an intense and subtle sexual undertone that makes this version all... More
One of the most devistating films ever made. Grave of the Fireflies is a powerful anti-war film if ever there was one. It is the simple story of Sieta, an adolescent who must protect his young sister Setsuko during the intese firebombing over Japan in World War II. ... More
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