Lost in Translation1915 reviews Bill Murray, Scarlett Johansson Universal Studios, 2004 more than 500 give it a one star? + Beautiful Feeling of Disconnection + In my top 5 movies of all time. + Outstanding film             No Country for Old Men610 reviews Javier Bardem, Rodger Boyce Miramax, 2008 Like The Godfather, this is a story men will watch again and again + Quirky 'Blood Simple-'Type Coen Brothers Crime Show + Dog stole the show. + My Thoughts             The Savages64 reviews Laura Linney, Philip Bosco Twentieth Century Fox, 2008 mid-life humor meets family heartache + Pulls very few punches + REAL When the elderly Lenny has a "toileting incident," and his girl friend Doris dies, his baby boomer children from whom he has been long estranged travel from New York to Sun City, Arizona, to care for their dad. Jon (Philip Seymour Hoffman) and Wendy (Laura Linney) relocate Lenny to Buffalo, New ...             Y Tu Mama Tambien308 reviews Maribel Verdú, Gael García Bernal MGM (Video & DVD), 2002 You must see the unrated version + Very Pleased + Great Movie!!! Gael and Diego are cute! I will not try to add much to the other commenters who have already noted what a great film this is. I only want to suggest that everyone who watches this film sees the unrated version. The rated 'R' version still includes lots of raunchy sex, but leaves out the most important 5 seconds in the ...             Away from Her81 reviews Julie Christie, Gordon Pinsent Lions Gate, 2007 Gentle, Moving Film About Dementia + Away from Her - flawed but moving + sad but good movie I thought this movie was very nice about a husband who is slowly losing his wife to Alzheimer's Disease. It presents the decline of the wife to the point that she needs to go into an assisted living facility as we would call them in the US. The wife slowly declines and finds her own life in the ...             Me and You and Everyone We Know132 reviews Kelsey Chapman, Hector Elias MGM (Video & DVD), 2005 Don't watch with your family A great and extremely quirky movie, but makes for awkward times with a family. Don't say I didn't warn you.             Junebug115 reviews Embeth Davidtz, David Kuhn Sony Pictures, 2006 Love it + Culture clash + Indispensable Viewing + It's rare to find a film this honest...             You Can Count on Me111 reviews Betsy Aidem, Lisa Altomare Paramount, 2001 You Can Count on Me + Moments of truth slip through... + Honest, Touching, Funny and Authentic + what a amazing film + Excellent family drama             Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind (Widescreen Edition)658 reviews Jim Carrey, Kate Winslet Universal Studios, 2004 one of my all time favorites + Simply breathtaking + Fantastic Visuals Illustrate Journey Through Life, Love and Loss. + Love is not forgotten + Just awesome.             Rushmore479 reviews Jason Schwartzman, Bill Murray Walt Disney Video, 1999 Coming of Age, and All of its Pain and Glory + My Experience with Rushmore Owen Wilson and Wes Anderson wrote and created a film that is profoundly rich in its portrayal of multifaceted characters, three lonely and wounded people. I have seen many coming of age films, from comedies to dramas, from "Welcome to the Dollhouse" to "Ferris Bueller's Day Off". "Rushmore" is one ...             Election248 reviews Matthew Broderick, Reese Witherspoon Paramount, 2001 The Next Female President . . . + Good morning, Mr. M. Looks like you could use a CUPCAKE! + An Enjoyable Flick with Flick! You've probably seen the snippet on YouTube that proclaims "Hillary Clinton IS Tracy Flick!" Well, my friends, it's true. If you enjoyed that little scene, you must revisit Alexander Payne's darkly comic 1999 gem and see for yourself how oddly prescient it was in depicting the precise dynamic ...             American Splendor127 reviews Chris Ambrose, Nick Baxter HBO Video, 2004 Excellent film + Quality, Six stars not Five! + I'm Impressed + original, funny, banal, pathetic, and uplifting             There Will Be Blood (Two-Disc Special Collector's Edition)360 reviews Daniel Day-Lewis, Paul Dano Paramount, 2008 Fantastic movie + Scenic gritty early 20th century + Even better than my superlatives will make it seem + amazing             Sideways (Widescreen Edition)614 reviews Paul Giamatti, Thomas Haden Church 20th Century Fox, 2005 Lost in American Suburbia. Brilliant work from director Alexander Payne... + Making fun of people who aren't funny: + Good film + One Great Inside Joke + Wine and Hope             Memento911 reviews Guy Pearce, Carrie-Anne Moss Sony Pictures, 2001 A Deceptive Thriller + What A Ride... + Not as confusing as everyone says it is. + Great Movie! + A Fantastic Film             The Diving Bell and the Butterfly58 reviews Mathieu Amalric, Emmanuelle Seigner Miramax, 2008 Excellent... + Triumph of the human spirit + Diving Bell and Butterly + The Diving Bell and The Butterfly             Being John Malkovich496 reviews Orson Bean, Ned Bellamy Universal Studios, 2002 Playing Those Mind Games + Being JM :) + Masterfully ingenuous and utterly incomparable... + My favorite movie for some time now.             Ghost World298 reviews Thora Birch, Scarlett Johansson MGM (Video & DVD), 2002 The hollow women + Wonderful film, intelligent, surprisingly compassionate, and humanistic... + Quirky movie + Every Cynic Is a Frustrated Romantic             In the Bedroom258 reviews Tom Wilkinson, Sissy Spacek Miramax, 2002 In The Trap + "Did you do it?" 2001 was a banner year for film noir, with "The Man Who Wasn't There", "Mulholland Dr.", "Memento", and Richard Dutcher's "Brigham City." Add to these Todd Field's "In The Bedroom" which I finally saw this week. It's a meticulously constructed, suspenseful film where every line of dialog and shot ...             Gosford Park409 reviews Maggie Smith, Ryan Phillippe Universal Studios, 2002 Wonderful, luxurious mystery + Commentary by Julian Fellowes is most enjoyable! + A Poisonous Paradise + Many-layered: Every performance is perfect.....