Beautiful story, beautiful woman, and not conventional.

A quirky off-beat road movie.

Best first movie of any James Bond. A few more this good, he'll be even better than Connery.

Salma Hayek, Pierce Brosnan and Woody Harrelson star in a movie that hints, (at times), at being a re-make/modernization of Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief. It's a movie that fully understands that it's role in society is merely to entertain people, not teach it lessons.

Cameron reigns in her stupidity just enough while Kate is being her mesmerizingly gorgeous self in a pretty damn cute story.

Quite possibly the best sports movie so far this century.

Because the list needs Goldie's little girl.

Cute comedy with Kate looking cute, but playing bitchy, and Anne looking drop dead gorgeous and playing adorable. At times, Anne looks so fantastic, that Kate is practically invisible on screen, (something even the beautiful Sophie Marceau couldn't achieve.)

The Anna Farris vehicle where she plays a bunny thrown out of the Playboy mansion, and becomes house mother to the sorriest sorority on campus. Nice performances from the totally irresistible Emma Stone, a surprisingly cute Rumer Willis, another famous actor's kid, and Katherine McPhee.

This did for the teen genre what Scary Movie did for horror.

Despite the absolutely shameless product placement, this is a fantastic story. And there's no truth to the rumor that Pauly Shore tried out for the part of Wilson, but was rejected.

A modernization of Rear Window, with a little cutie, Sarah Roemer, who is part Jessica Beil, part Amy Smart. And that little Shia boy seems like a half way decent actor.

Infinitely superior to the Jamie Lee Curtis movie of the same name, and arguably the best horror/suspence/thriller movie so far in the new century. It's a very well done, multi-layered movie with a well thought out plot.

A very good psychological thriller. While I was expecting a twist, I have to admit to not seeing that particular twist, so good on the directors for misdirection. Apparently based on Korean horror classic A Tale of Two Sisters.

An existential comedy with good off-beat performances from Dustin Hoffman, Lilly Tomlin, Naomi Watts, Jason Schwatzman, and Markey Mark.

One of the few Jennifer Anniston movies that isn't an assault of estrogen overload, it also has good performances by John C. Rielly, Zooey Daschanel, and Maggie G's little brother.

Beautifully done movie about the recollections of the younger years of an old dying writer. Keira is lovely and Romola looks kind of cute too.

Treats the two year hole in Moliere's biography as if it were one of his plays. Extremely well done.