I picked the Fellowship but I really mean the entire trilogy, because it really is 1 movie. This is hands down the most thorough, impressive, unique & brilliantly full movie. My favorite, though I've watched them so many times I can't watch em like I use to. It's on so many different levels so far above any other movie. Probably the only example of a movie that was better than the book. Brilliant.

Oh, Steve Zissou. Though Anderson does tend to get a little wrapped up in his idiosyncrasies at times, every film he's done has been unparalleled in uniqueness and brilliance. Life Aquatic perhaps the most unapproachable movie of his, and wouldn't rec. it first. If you like extremely dry and bleak humor, like me, Life Aquatic is there with you. Exceptionally unique. Bill Murray is incredible.

Presented by Spike Jonze, The Fall didn't get the greatest reviews. Many critics complained that Tarsem was too self-indulgent. Personally, though the story isn't flawless, he filming is breathtaking. The majestic, story-tale feel makes this movie. See it for yourself. Very enjoyable.

I know, I know: 2 from Wes Anderson? & I know, I know: I didn't include Rushmore. As much as I love Rushmore, there’s something about Tenenbaums. The way Anderson presents the dysfunctional family is strangely spot on, though the viewer can't necessarily relate to the characters. Much more accessible than Life Aquatic, Tenenbaums is a must see, whether you've a dysfunctional family or not.

Fargo, Fargo... I'm a pretty big Coen Bros fan, and this is probably their gem. Though it isn't as approachable as some of their other--and equally impressive--films (notably The Big Lebowski, Raising Arizona, and O, Brother, Where Art Thou?), it is the most thoroughly brilliant. Francis McDormand is unquestionably brilliant.