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My favourite movies My 20 favourite movies of all time. I think you should see them if you haven't already, in fact, they should be seen by everyone at least once, because really, they are not only extremely educational, you just haven't lived your life right if you didn't see these yet! ALSO CHECK XIBO'S FAVS (I agree with his taste) For now here's My Kino Top 20 Grosse Pointe Blank 1997, directed by George Armitage Cast: John Cusack, Minnie Driver, Dan Aykroyd, Jeremy Piven, Joan Cusack (John's sister, yes), Alan Arkin, Steve Pink Screenplay: John Cusack(!), D.V. DeVincentis, Tom Jankiewicz, Steve Pink Pretty much THE movie of MY generation. read the script here I'm only 3 months older than John (Cusack) so I was not surprised. The Insider 1999: Michael Mann, Eric Roth great in it: Russell Crowe, Al Pacino, Christopher Plummer, the whole lot actually. Stunning tense worrying reality-based material, concerning us all these days. Wish I could see a movie like this everyday! American Beauty 1999: Sam Mendes, Alan Ball, Conrad Hall perfect in it: Kevin Spacey, Wes Bentley, Thora Birch, Mena Suvari, the whole lot actually. This one deserves a Millennial award. I've never seen so much well observed dialog put in one movie. This one makes you think. Wish I could see a movie like this everyday! After Hours 1987: Q great in it: Griffin Dunne, Rosanna Arquette, everybody else The Usual Suspects 1995: Bryan Singer, Christopher McQuarrie great in it: Kevin Spacey, Stephen Baldwin Boxing Helena 1993: Jennifer Chambers Lynch great in it: Sherilyn Fenn, Julian Sands, Bill Paxton, everybody else the original Clannad-like (but much better) music is NOT mentioned in the credits!!! Can I get it on CD? Tell me! Escape from Alcatraz 1978: great in it: Clint Eastwood and everybody else for that matter, timeless suspense! Must have seen it about 20 times already, and still see new things in it. Heat 1996: Michael Mann great in it: Robert De Niro, Val Kilmer, Al Pacino, Michael Cheritto and everybody else for that matter. 12 Monkeys 1995: Terry Gilliam, David Peoples amazing food for thought, great in it: Brucey, Madeleine Stowe, Brad Welcome to the Dolhouse 1995: Todd Solondz great in it: Heather Matarazzo, Matthew Faber, Eric Mabius and all the rest Out of bounds 1987: great in it: Jennifer Wright, Michael Anthony Hall, everybody else one of those movies that radiates warmth - I have a weakness for those summery stories Can't Buy Me Love 1987: * great in it: Amanda Peterson, Patrick Dempsey Again, one of those movies that radiates warmth - I have a weakness for those summery stories of love. One of the funniest serious high-school movies ever, great natural acting, nice character exaggerations, awsome casting job! The Couch Trip 198*: * great in it: x, x, x, x and everybody else for that matter again, whoever casted this movie deserves an award for it. The Deal Of The Century 1988: great in it: Chevy Chase, Gregory Hines, everybody else Bottle Rocket 1996: Wes Anderson, Owen C. Wilson great in it: Inez, Owen C. Wilson, Luke Wilson, James Caan, and the rest The Chase 1994: Adam Rifkin great in it: Kristy Swanson, Charlie Sheen, Henry Rollins, Leland Palmer Trust 1990: Hal Hartley great in it: Martin Donovan, everybody else, I couldn't really decide what movie by Hartley I like most. Desire is also recommendable, especially the dialog in it. Heavy Metal 1981: Gerald Potterton, Ivan Reitman great music (not the metal in particular) and sheer art in animation (you won't believe it's from 1981!) Stealing Beauty 1995: Bernardo Bertolucci great in it: Liv, Donald McCann, Jeremy Irons etc. Once again, a movie so beautifully done, one shouldn't miss it All of the above are available on video now, so go out and get them or watch out for them on TV. You must NOT miss these! By the way, if anything I see comes along that beats one of these, I'll replace one of course, so, this chart is never final... Also do check the Movieweb with links to most studios sites.. Or go to the Movie Database These Voices Are Mine d a m m i t This is my all-time-favourite-VOICES-in-showbizz list. If I was a blind person, I'd be glad to hear these, they would not be capable of annoying me... Here they are, in order of fondness... (list is a-changin' every now and then) Jimi Tunnell Nancy Rutten (knew she'd be big ever since I.. well.. ever since) Hope Sandoval (the coolest - lead in Mazzy Star) India (diggin' into my core) Ann Wilson (Heartbreakin!) Linda Ronstadt (people say we're related, but I was not aware of that) Donna DeLory M.L.V. Ciccone the female lead singer of the Real McCoy (still in love with this voice) Tina B. Eileen Flores Jewel Kilcher Dar Williams Alexia (female vocals Ice MC and now solo) Jeanette Christensen (singer E-Rotic) Sherilyn Fenn (underestimates her vocal talents!) Marianne Rosenberg Maria Vidal (mostly known for her backing vocals, but also made some cool solo-records) Agnetha Fältskog Lisette Melendez the female lead singer of N-Trance (like, did you ever hear her sing Set You Free live?) Chris Isaak Nancy Wilson (Heart-aching) Sarah McLachlan