Jim Jarmusch's film that is an ensemble piece with a very simple premise: take one moment in time and visit five cab rides that are happening in different parts of the world. Of course some of cab rides are better than others but overall this is a great movie.

This is Wong Kar-Wai, a man with a very distinct vision in his movies. I also love the music and the dresses she wears in this film.

Audrey Heburn was amazing, no doubt about it. She has a look and a style that is all her own. This collection has it all including my favorites, Roman Holiday and Breakfast at Tiffany's.

My favorite movie ever.From the opening scene, the soundtrack is perfect, you watch as Harold prepares and then hangs himself. This is one of several brilliant scenes where he fakes his own suicides desperately trying to get the attention of his rich mother. Enter Maude, an eccentric old woman he meets at a funeral. It's a love story. A love story with life.

This is the first film that I ever noticed Jack Black and fell in love with the guy. Of course you have Cusack who is a one of those guys you just can't help but adore. The film is about love and music, two things that breath life into everything. Taken from the book by Nick Hornby and directed by Stephen Frears so really with all these brilliant minds on one project, how can you go wrong?

This was such a gorgeous movie with a human touch to it that for days after I was still thinking about it.

Some similar threads as in Godard's "Vivre Sa Vie" ("My Life to Live"). Exploring a woman and her sexuality can be a delicate thing, this movie doesn't flinch. As you would expect, Catherine Deneuve is divine in this movie.

A movie that was overlooked by many but for me I loved it. A modern film noir with witty dialogue. I don't think any older generations would like this in the least; it appeals much more to younger generations. I think of it like a mix of a film noir, with a dash of Lynch. Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays his part to perfection.

Antoher great movie from Sofia Coppola. I think this movie speaks to women more than men. If you ever have that feeling of being deeply lost and disconnected from your life this movie speaks to the heart of that. It is a quiet movie for the most part and is has three great characters- Bill Murray (played pitch perfect), Scarlett Johansson (beauty and brains), and the bright exotic city of Tokyo.

See what I said about "Baraka".

Director Ang Lee is truly gifted. I loved his Jane Austen film, "Sense and Sensibility" , and then saw this and thought how amazing he was. This movie has a wonderful plot but it is also just beautifully shot.

This is a great film, an even greater book. Some of the best lines ever!

The Coen Brothers are great directors, I would say legends. Raising Arizona was the first movie I saw of theirs a loooong time ago but you understand after now watching many of their movies that their style is very unique.

I think this appeals to women more than men. A love story with, of course, an awesome soundtrack based on Beatles songs. My favorite thing about this movie is a scene somewhere in the middle. A trip- a creative whimsical vision.

Of course Quentin Tarantino needs to be recognized as the fantastic director he is.

A very gritty movie but really good. If violence makes it squeamish, or you don't like subtitles, this movie is not for you.

A great foreign film. I like movies that explore life. Corny, I know.

Yeah, I'm a romantic. It's a craptastic movie. What's more to say?

This movie was so expectantly sweet and funny without being over the top. I loved it and highly recommend it.