Kate Winslet in a spiritual journey in Morrocco looking quite ravishing.

Kate Winslet in a corset, Michael Caine as a dirty old man, (yet again), Geoffrey Rush isn't a pirate captain, Joaqin Phoenix is a priest with ambiguous tendencies and a cute little nobody plays a not so innocent ingenue straight out of a convent in a sypathetic portrayal of the Marquis de Sade's attempt to write his masterpiece, Justine, while behind bars.

An exaggeration of the 1960s meets an exaggeration of the 1990s while Alicia Silverstone is at the height of her beauty.

Before she did Clueless, Alicia was in a psychological thriller with Jeff Goldblum where he's brought back to life after an accident that should have killed him, but he doesn't come back from the beyond alone.

Two years before Crash was released to great critical acclaim, a less convoluted, and more concise version of the story, (minus the racism), had an extremely limited release starring Rachael being a sex kitten, Hilary Swank being less of an annoying talentless ham than usual, and Henry Thomas not playing with E.T. Unlike Crash, the storylines come together without a sledgehammer approach.

Highly underrated commentary on fleeting celebrity and the media culture. An early role for Reese Witherspoon.

A journey down a road that doesn't exist going to a town that doesn't either, and the interesting set of characters we meet along the way. Amy Smart plays a dream girl.

A guy that can't act is tapped to play the lead in a community theater production of Cyrano. When it's discovered that a hobbit might be better for the role, the cast does everything in their power to find an alternative. Amy plays an actress that can act.

Eccentric tale about a pizza chef whose life gets turned upside down when Liv Tyler shows up to be a waitress at his mother's restaurant to escape her life among the hobbits.

Liv Tyler wrapping non-hobbits around her little finger while looking ravishing. Actually, a very good comedy about how easily men can be manipulated by a sexy woman.

An excellent and thoughtful indie mystery movie with fantastic performances by the whole cast, with just a splash of Brit naughty bits.

Something happened in the woodshed, and as a result, Kate's family is seriously deranged. You need a major willingness to embrace the strange to enjoy this movie.

Little Wednesday Addams has turned into a woman, and boy is she cruel.

The British version of slackers encounter zombies that interrupt their tellie viewing.

Hollywood invades small town Vermont to make a movie on a shoe-string budget while Sarah Jessica Parker wants to keep her breasts covered, and Julia Stiles doesn't.

In small-town suburban NY, someone killed Bette Midler, and most of the town is OK with it. But police chief Danny DeVito needs to get to the bottom of it. Excellent performances by Bette, Danny, Jamie Lee Curtus, Neve Campbell, Casey Affleck, Marcus Thomas, and Kathleen Wilhoite.

A very good character development movie starring Neve Campbell and Gary Busey's kid, (in a more subdued and nuanced role than he usually plays.) Some definite dark comedy elements to it.

A young, vaguely nymphomaniacal Zooey plays one of several patients to an apparently excellent psychologist in a charming little indie movie about new beginnings.

What starts out as a fluffy French romance starring Audrey Tautou gets a fantastic second perspective. Magnificent movie.

A highly stylized fictional account of Dylan Thomas, his wife, one of his lovers and her husband in WWII London and Wales. What really holds the story together is the relationship between Kiera Knightly and Sienna Miller, (lover & wife.)