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Classic. LOVE this movie. So damn good! One of Tony Scott's (RIP) bests. Everything about it is near perfect, it captures wonderfully and achieves everything it sets out to, with regard to this story about "Top Gun" fighter pilots. Entertaining beyond all, still exciting, fun, enjoyable to watch (I saw it so many times as a kid, too). Good emotion all around, just perfect. Dog fighting scenes are badass, exhilarating, and the editing is outstanding. Plus, I love the sort of unconventional twist (he doesn't get Top Gun!) in the story but that's what makes it great.

Surprisingly better than I remember, great production values, solid story, some cheesy moments, but overall quite good.

Solid hockey comedy, but he was just a goon... More F words in this than I've heard in a while, too.

I LOVE this doc. Such a fun, funny, amusing, entertaining, intriguing, engaging experience, and told in such a unique way - with clips of footage and nothing more (no talking heads). Seeing this for my second time, it's an excellent look at not only the brilliance of Stanley Kubrick as a filmmaker, but the culture/fascination that arises in investigating the depths of a film after it's released. Love it.

Some dark, demented, violent, crazy shit, but damn good.

What a very odd, awkward film. Basically an entire film about adultery, and how hard this young girl tries not to commit it. As much as I wanted to love it, and it has some gorgeous cinematography, the characters felt flimsy and undefined. It's an interesting film, but that's as much as I can say for it. I loved how it ended, that final scene, at least! Yea...

Great film, the structure/style is a bit typical, but the performances are tremendous. John Hawkes is outstanding in this.

Another good, not great. Emotion was there, that's for sure, just odd moments throughout. Solid, but needed work.

Infuriating Danish story about lies and lying. Great performance by Mads Mikkelsen, beautifully shot, but such a frustrating, angering film, I couldn't like it. By the end I was just happy to get out of there. Some will love it, others will hate it, I fell towards the latter.

Insanely weird, wild, wacky film from Don Coscarelli.