Though the plot (if there is one) may be confusing, the beauty of the film lies within the acting, and the direction of David Lynch. At times it's a horror film, at other times it's a comedy, suspense, romance, and action movie all pulled into one. This does not fit into any one genre. It uses pieces of them all to bring together one of the more interesting films of all time.

The late Robert Altman had many hit and misses throughout his career as a director. One of his most critical hits was 'Nashville' in which the ensemble cast is remarkable. It's not so much about the story but about the people and there reactions to each other and the events going on around them. Masterful film.

Once again the great Marlon Brando brings his best to this film that may be a little racy at times, but the scene in which Marlon talks to his deceased wife is an unforgettable scene that only Brando could pull off with so much energy.

The ultimate western. Sergio Leone is the master of the spaghetti western and he gets it all right in this one. It's a film that is visually stunning, sometimes grim in light and Henry Fonda's turn as a villian should be noted. Also the score of the film is one of the best.

The best documentary I've ever seen told through the letters of Vietnam soldiers during the war.