Movies

Top 50 movies that moved me.

25. Back to the Future
24. Shelter
23. Rent
22. The Grapes Of Wrath
21. The Terminator 2
20. Fargo
19. Crash
18. Alien
17. Beauty and the Beast
16. Under the Rainbow
15. Kick Ass
14. Mystery Men
13. American Pie
12. Spirited Away
11. American Psycho
10. Let the Right One In:
Amazingly Beauty! Simply stunning. The cinematography is just prefect, and it shows a twist to the cliche "in love with a vampire" with a realist plot.
9. Fight Club:
Cult Classic. I loved seeing the small little fight club turn into a full blown terrorism.
8. Scary Movie:
Yes I'm serious! This movie was pure genius! Some people might call it stupid, but how they mixed the movies together is amazing. Funny as hell!
7. American Beauty:
Beautiful. Period.
6. Donnie Darko:
A deep movie that took me forever to understand. Seven times. I think it's awesome how even now, I still feel shocked, and get something different from it.
5. Hard Candy:
Scary, powerful.
4. Murder By Death:
If you seen this movie, you're probably thinking, "really Arron, this shit too?". This was one of the stupidest movies I have ever seen, and probably one of the funnest/smartest/breath taking film I have ever had the pleasure of seeing. For one thing, it makes no sense, second, it's brittilant.
3. Little Miss Sunshine:
No comment you should know why this movie is awesome, if not, please kill yourself. Kay? Thanks.
2. Ameile:
Stunning. Once again the photography is beautiful. It focused on a beautiful shy French young lady, who decides to help out the people in her life. Doing so, she realized that she needed to help herself and falls deeply in love with a sex shop clerk.
1. C.R.A.Z.Y.:
So many things I could say about this film. It shows the hard, and often times, the ugly side of being gay. It focused on a gay boys life trying to grow up, and grow out of being homosexual. It also shows his homophobic family's problems. Actually it was a very hard film to see, brought back bad memories. But all in all amazing film.

Those were mine. What are your top 25 films?