Top 50 Films

In honor of turning 50 I am listing my top 50 films. These films are on the list for various reasons. Either I saw them with someone I cared about or the film was something I could really relate to or had a profound impact on my life. See if any of the films are on your list. I am a true film lover. These films are in no particular order.

1. Lawrence of Arabia
2. Spartacus
3. All About Eve
4. Making Love
5. Fame (The original)
6. The Ten Commandments
7. Class of 1984
8. Halloween
9. Island in the Sun
10. Less Than Zero
11. Beautiful Thing
12. Cruising
13. Introducing Dorothy Dandridge
14. Set It Off
15. Brown Sugar
16. The Misfits
17. Gone With The Wind
18. Blade Runner
19. Love and Human Remains
20. Coffy
21. The Long Hot Summer
22. The Poseidon Adventure
23. The Towering Inferno
24. The Color Purple
25. Crash (The film dealing with racial tension)
26. The Doom Generation
27. Day After Tomorrow
28. Inception
29. Salt
30. Wall Street
31. Far From Heaven
32. Boogie Nights
33. Headless Body in A Topless Bar
34. The Velocity of Gary
35. All About Eve
36. The Pianist
37. Summer of Sam
38. School Daze
39. The Lion King
40. The Prince of Eqypt
41. The Talented Mr. Ripley
42. Priest
43. Primal Fear
44. The Best Man
45. Kalifornia
46. The Breakfast Club
47. Giant
48. The Pillow Book
49. Menace II Society
50. Taps

Thanks for stopping by and come back in the new year. Have a safe new years eve.

The Kids Are Alright

Every now and then something pops up that seems to be original. The film The Kids Are Alright is about a lesbian couple and their two children. The youngest child is curious as to who his father is and the older sibling does the research.
The man comes into their lives and everything gets put on the table.

The film seems realistic on many levels which is what I like in my movies.
The film stars Annette Benning and Julianne Moore who give great performances as the lesbian couple who have their own issues, but don't realize it until the sperm donor comes into their lives.

The film is quite entertaining and the performances by everyone is very entertaining.
Mark Ruffalo plays the sperm donor.

I recommend this film if you want something that is different. And even more so if you are a fan of Julianne Moore or Annette Benning.