Amazingly layered movie up to many different interpretations. David Lynch can turn out pure art at times. Believable tension between Naomi Watts and Laura Elena Harring

Very cute and sweet rom com with Lena Headey and her delicious British accent. Better story than a lot of other lesbian-interest movies as of late.

It's a little dated, but for the most part it holds up. Again, a sweet story and one of the few titles I've seen aimed at the young adult audience.

Definitely not the best in terms of character development or acting, but this film still manages to be quite good and tells an interesting story. The relationship between the leads is believable and overall the film works well.

I think of this as the lesbian version of "Annie Hall". This flick can be a little pretentious at times, but it's also hilarious so the former could be forgiven.

I love social satires. Very well-written, smart, and hilarious. Natasha Lyonne and Clea DuVall are terrific here, as they are in nearly everything else, and other than a slightly disproportionately sappy ending, this film does not disappoint.

Much like Xena, there were definite ebbs (season 7) and flows (seasons 1-4) but Buffy remained a smart and edgy show.

And now the opposite--a case where the film outshines the novel. After reading "What Was She Thinking?..." and seeing how little there really was for Cate Blanchett to work with, I appreciated the film even more--especially its final act. However it's Judi Dench who brings this film to life. It's sick, twisted, and I identified with every second of it.

This film marks the return of the talented and gorgeous Ally Sheedy to mainstream cinema. Terrific and intense story.

I caught this on LOGO on night and have been meaning to track down the uncensored version. It's a tragic but hopeful story. There are so many images and scenes from this film that stick with you long after.