Best Picture of 1981: This movie has everything a true fan wants. A little bit of everything a true fan of film hopes to see in the theaters. Of course a great theme song as well.

Best Picture of 1983: Eventhough there are not many that appreciate the universe of Star Wars, this movie was made for the big screen with many elements that made it a fun watch. Having fun is what makes movies worth their while.

Best Picture of 1985: I have not met a single person that hated this movie. A true imaginative tale with a great cast. A truly magical experience.

Best Picture of 1987: A gripping depiction of the financial world in the 1980's. A great performance by Michael Douglas. It's a movie that all people starting out in the financial working world should and learn what not to do in this business. Because no matter what eventually you will get caught and those high in power will only be watching you take the fall.

Best Picture of 1989: A movie that brings out the darkness in the American people and lets us know that the only way we can be as one is to really improve on ourselves before we worry about others.

Best Picture of 1991: I agree with the Academy on this one. This movie was incredible I still get chills from Anthony Hopkins' performance. A true classic not to be missed!

Best Picture of 1993: Schindler's List won I know and that movie is fantastic. Still, a great movie is a movie you enjoy. Mrs. Doubtfire was a film anyone would enjoy. It's a true heartwarming story that will leave you applauding.

Best Picture of 1995: One of the best chick flicks I ever saw. Two guys trying to win back their girlfriends in a day of nonsencical conversations and wacky hyjinks. Throw in an apprence by Stan Lee and you've got movie gold!

Best Picture of 1997: You either loved him or wanted to kill him. Howard Stern bears it all in hysterical and sometimes tear jerking story of his rise to fame in media. A great cast including his entire show staff and a great breakout performance from Paul Giamanti.

Best Picture of 1999: A movie truly ahead of its time. Using elements of classic sci-fi and Japanesse animation a truly mind-blowing film is born. With all the hype that year with the return of Star Wars, it was this movie that made you say 'wow'.

Best Picture of 2001: A movie that leaves you breathless. Created in the tradition of classic science fiction. Jake Gyllenhall leaves you with an unbeleiveable oscar worthy performance.

Best Picture of 2003: As a whole giving this movie the oscar for best picture was the right thing to do. Return of the King concludes the film adaption of one of the greatest stories of all time. The cast is brilliant and the director is a God! Historically the very first film in the genre of Science Fiction and Fantasy to bring home the Oscar for Best Picture.

Best Picture of 2005: A hard story to tell at the time it was brought to the masses. A movie that really brings forth the concept of peace between two groups of people. Also shows the inner workings of both sides and what legnths they go to keep their countries safe.

Best Picture of 2007: It took me so damn long to see all the movies I wanted to see from this year. This is one of the most hysterical takes on parodies. Great acting ingenious one-liners all together one of the most enjoyable movies to watch.