If TV show was allowed I'd put up Six Feet Under immediately.

But for movies, perhaps The Fountain and Magnolia the most.

Nope.

Simple as that.

Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights

The Avengers: Pretty enjoyable. The story was shallow but it was made up for the fack that I absolutely enjoyed every second of it. Who knows if I will the same next viewing, but for the first viewing I'd give it a 4/5.

Prometheus: At first, I would have given this just a 4/5. It was VERY thrilling yet I agreed with the others about the questionable writing...until I read Cavalorn's explanation on the film's subtext. That was brilliant, and I can clearly make the connections. I will HAVE to see it again to see if the film DID execute these ideas well enough, but in my mind, I've bumped it to a 4.5/5.

The Woman in Black: Another forceful "horror" movie. 2.5/5

The Hunger Games: I liked it...that's pretty much it. 3.5/5

The Grey: It didn't go deep enough, but it was enjoyable on the surface for a decent portion of the film 3.5/5

What I want to see still: Moonrise Kingdom (big Wes Anderson fan yo) and The Cabin in the Woods (but I'm not going out of the way for this one).

Chuck Testa.

There are so many that I could mention but I'll just leave this one:

Imperial. I am a firm supporter of the Galactic Empire.

It's one of the better lists. It has understanding of what can make a great film.

And when people say it's too early to make a 21st century list, you do realize that they update this periodically?

Any of these:

The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
Mulholland Drive
2001: A Space Odyssey
Blade Runner (Final Cut)
Magnolia

Royal Headache.