Great comedy/drama on the lives of different women set in a small town.

Everyone should have a best friend.

Love the scene where Mayo goes and picks up Paula at the factory and carries her out. I cry everytime!

I bet I've watched this movie countless times.

I love it when they are all in church and Arial's dad decides to let them do the prom and everyone leaves to go decorate. Also, in the end when Kevin Bacon yells, "Let's Dance!".

Boombox. Need I say more?

Great high school melodrama!

My favorite scene is when Ducky goes to the prom and Molly Ringwald looks down then looks up again and sees him.

Fun movie, great songs.

My favorite movie based on a true, honest, open friendship. Who can forget the orgasm scene in the restaurant?

eddy murphy's best

Chevy, chevy anyone?

Chevy's best role, along with Michael Anthony Hall's(maybe weird science but this has chevy)

those arent pillows!!!!

tom hanks. I would have liked to give this a higher rating but oh well.

Arnold, Arnold, anyone.

buehler, buehler, anyone, anyone.

"Party's over says the lady"

????????"You got balls so use em."

Hands down, the best movie ever. "I smell varmit poontang, and the only good varmit poontang is dead varmit poontang...I think."

that funny film with 4013970 yep O.J. Simpson. He didnot murder Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman. Brian "Kato Kaelin and Mark Furrman murdered Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman.

Those sexy witches.

See Movie #7

A kewl film with the sexy Kim Bassinger

See Movie #4

See Movie #4

The Brat Pack rules dude

That kewl movies with the actors of Charles in Charge, Scott Baio and Willie Aames is pretty histerical.

That film with the sexy Lauren Graham in her acting debut, and those Corey dudes, Feldman and Haim they are histerical.

With Richard Pryor in that pimp movie makes me want to be a pimp daddy.

did i stutter

Best war movie!

Cool!

Favorite Dustin Hoffman movie!

Awesome!

Favorite Broderick movie!

Favorite Tom Cruise movie!

Awesome Stallone movie!

Favorite Schwarzenegger movie!

All-Time Favorite Schwarzenegger movie!

Favorite Sly Stallone movie!

Fine, fine film..loved it, despite what people say!

Dean Cameron..vampire spinoff....funny. Corny, but funny.

Aww yeah

Gonna stick with you kids on this one.

John Carpenter direct..Roddy Piper stars...work with me here?

Tell me you haven't seen it!

Pre From Dusk Till Dawn...great flick.

What were you people doing?!

Again..come on people!

I mean..damn..this is THE MOVIE.

this has to make the list somewhere

a little sad, by still great

who could forget that soundtrack?

of course this is the first movie everyone thinks of when they think of the 80s!

most quotable and memorable movie

David Bowie is so awesome in this flick

Another movie that keeps you laughing the whole time. brilliant!

Very funny, something you could watch over and over again

everyone forgets about this one! I am hysterical every time I watch it

This is definately one of my favorite movies, I love Sean Astin, he is my favorite actor...what a classic. "Goonies never say die!"

Adorable.

This might even be a 90s flick.....but its great.

Every teen needs to see this movie

Michael J. Fox is adorable!

Totally twisted and funnny...

Halarious and sweet.

John Cusaks proudest movie I think...totally cute.

David Bowie in spandex....although it sounds nauseating....its really a great fantasy movie.!

Stephen King at his best...

Great, just great.....halarious and smart.

They dont make Phone Booths like they used to.

i wish i had a mullet

Gotta get me one of those Proton Packs!

How Sweet

it would be so cool to travel the universe in just a few hours

Number Five IS alive

Terrorists have never been more fun

I want a hat like that!

Does anyone not Like this film??!!

Its so great

"Doc I'm Back From The Future"

"Do the Truffle Shuffle"

Dark Shades, Dark Suites, And an old Police Cruiser Ya Baby!

The only cops you can actually like

I need say nothing

Save Ferris!!! "Rooney bites the big one"

"Now what he said was, Chopper sick boy, but what I heard was Chopper sick balls!"

I'm on the highway to the dangerzone

Vampires, Rock & Roll, Leather Jackets What More Can You Want

"Doc I'm Back From The Future"

"Do the Truffle Shuffle"

Dark Shades, Dark Suites, And an old Police Cruiser Ya Baby!

The only cops you can actually like

I need say nothing

Save Ferris!!! "Rooney bites the big one"

"Now what he said was, Chopper sick boy, but what I heard was Chopper sick balls!"

I'm on the highway to the dangerzone

Vampires, Rock & Roll, Leather Jackets What More Can You Want

"Doc I'm Back From The Future"

"Do the Truffle Shuffle"

Dark Shades, Dark Suites, And an old Police Cruiser Ya Baby!

The only cops you can actually like

I need say nothing

Save Ferris!!! "Rooney bites the big one"

"Now what he said was, Chopper sick boy, but what I heard was Chopper sick balls!"

I'm on the highway to the dangerzone

Vampires, Rock & Roll, Leather Jackets What More Can You Want

The Rock w/ Nicholas Cage, William Forsythe, and Sean Connery, had some of the best action scenes in the world ever of all-time.

Because how it makes you look @ how the war soldiers had it in wwII. In Saving Private Ryan what a waste of human life war is.

Bacause I loved Jack Nicholson he did such a super performance that noother movie star could have ever played The Joker like Jack Nicholson.

Because how he takes out the bad guys. ROBO COP's gun in ROBO COP was like a gun that you can't get nowhere else in the world ROBO COP's gun ripped that whole target apart.

Al Pacino and Johnny Depp are the best in the world together. And I loved Al Pacinos lines in DONNIE BRASCO.

I love the action and fight scenes by Seagal totally awesome and the script was extremely well written.

I think Bruce Willis did an outstanding performance and I loved it I mean loved it with a passion all of the action/adventure and the explosions too go along with it.

Chevy Chase was just hysterical funny, funny, funny, funny, funny, funny,

Bill Cosby was just down right hysterical and noone on tv or movies is funnier and he proved it. GHOST DAD has the #1 funniest closing line out of anyother film comedy in history it couldn't of had a better ending.

Because Rodney Dangerfield was the funniest in the whole entire movie. Noother comedy movie can never ever come close to CADDYSHACK.

No joke.

I have always loved this movie, ever since I was a young'un. I'm really not sure at all what got me interested in this movie, aside from the fact that I found it incredibly hilarious. It also was really enchanting, somehow. I really loved the part when Corey Feldman was sticking his tongue through that painting and being crude and vulgar and Sean Astin's character, Mikey, said to him "You're ruining the painting!" and Mouth, Corey Feldman's character, yelled back just as angrily, "You're ruining my joke!" as though this was the greater crime. I don't know why, exactly, but no one else ever seems to find funny the same things that I do, which sucks, but don't feel too bad if it doesn't make you double over, either. Anyhoo, I still love this one. It was also a bonus to me, when I was little, that it featured a song by Cyndi Lauper. I worshipped her when I was little and wanted to be just like her and I really loved that song.

I was nuts about the Superman movies when I was little. Now, when I watch them, I just laugh my ass off the whole way through, but they still have a rather innocent charm, for the most part (although I never realized, when I was young and naïve, how much the opposite Lois seems to be).

I love Tim Curry. I HATE Tom Cruise. Ugh... >;/ Anyhoo, as I have a weakness for fantasy and unicorns, I became very fond of this movie. A lot of it is cheesy and pretty crappy, but it's kind of the token fantasy movie and just about everyone I ever mention it to seems to love it and they all say how great it is, seemingly oblivious to everything that's rather lame about it. I must admit, though, it can be pretty amusing and cute and even hypnotic at certain parts, and I've gotten very fond of this one, too, and also the sometimes cheesy but mostly unique music. Not surprisingly, I have the soundtrack for this one, too.

I was so against this movie when it first came out and even angry. In the original version, it's much more unpleasant and the heroine dies in the end. It has always kind of bothered me how Disney changes so much of most of the stories they make their adaptations of. This one was no exception. I think it bothered me the worst since I was so attached to the original story. I felt the same way about their version of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Now I am totally in love with their versions of both stories. For one thing, I convinced myself that they were totally different stories about totally different people and just happened to be pretty similar. For another thing, there were really amazing moments in both movies and I love the music. YES, I HAVE THE SOUNDTRACKS FOR BOTH! QUIET! >:( Anyway, since their version of The Hunchback of Notre Dame was made in 1996, I'll try to refrain on commenting on it much more. However, both The Little Mermaid and The Hunchback of Notre Dame (and many other Disney adaptations) have something in particular that still bothers me: they embellish further on the story by making sequels that never happened according to the original stories. They made that one with Ariel's daughter which irritates me greatly although I'm sure I'd love it if I let myself watch it (which bothers me all the more) and they're releasing a sequel to The Hunchback of Notre Damn, too. >:( ANYWAY! I'm trying not to rant... Back on topic: The Little Mermaid ended up winning me over because of the music and the charming characters (such as Sebastian who was adorable) and the whole story in general (even though it was inaccurate). In general, I am pretty addicted to Walt Disney movies (yes, I've been suckered in, commercial as Disney is) and this remains one of my favorites.

This kind of sucks--not the movie, of course, but the fact that I would have preferred to list Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael. I love them both. In fact, I love Winona Ryder movies, in general. She's my favorite actress and I'm nuts about her. However, although I've always loved this movie, I relate to Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael on a deeper level. However, that was done in 1990. Bastards couldn't push just a little harder to get it finished a year earlier, uh? Just kidding. Sorry. Anyway, to this day, I still randomly yell "Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, BEETLEJUICE!!!" Actually, that's the way she'd yell it in that cartoon series. Never mind... I love that movie, though. I was (and still am) just like her character in that movie. In fact, I've found that, in almost every movie Winona Ryder is in, her character is very much like me. There are a whole bunch of her movies that I'd like to list among my favorites but only a few that were done in the eighties. To tell the truth, I am more inclined to mention Square Dance than Beetlejuice, but then no one would know what I'm talking about and it would take so long to get into and I talk enough. Suffice it to say that, for similar reasons to Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael, I relate to her character very well. She's just great and so are her movies and I've just never seen any other person who plays so many people that I can relate to so well. As for Beetlejuice, in particular, although I relate to her in many ways in this movie, my main attraction is the theme of the whole movie, the humor, the touch of the supernatural and so forth. I couldn't stand Catherine O'Hara (although I ADORE her) or, rather, her character, Delia, so I guess she did her job well. Jeffrey Jones is wonderfully ridiculous and dopey. Geena Davis and, surprisingly (to me, anyway), Alec Baldwin were sweet and adorable. I'm still sorry they died. ;P

Another beautiful fantasy movie which I also have the soundtrack for. I love all of the magical things that go on almost constantly throughout the whole movie. I loved the characters, as well, even how interesting all of Elora Danan's expressions were (and I'm the last person to appreciate ANYTHING about children) and how adorable Fin Raziel was as a little bushbaby, or whatever the Hell she was when Willow first found her. I can't begin to tell you everything that was cute about that. Incidentally, Patricia Hayes, who played Raziel, was also the grumpy little old woman (a gnomic, as she was called in the book) named Urgl in The NeverEnding Story (the first movie). I still can't get anyone to believe me that that was her in both. >;/

This is a wonderful, incredible movie, I think. As they say, "it made me laugh, it made me cry" and it really did. It's witty and clever and amusing and also very stirring. The story is beautiful and so is the soundtrack. I love fantasy movies and I love instrumental movie music and I definitely love the combination of both, as a rule. I also have the soundtrack for this one.

I love unicorns, I love animation and I love fantasy movies, so it figures that this has been one of my favorites since I was about seven. The animation is beautiful and so is the story. The instrumental music is great, for the most part, but the rest is mostly cheesy and some of it is sung pretty badly; still, I have become so attached to all of it and I have the soundtrack for that, too. ;P

I know this wasn't exactly a movie... Well, they made movies based on the story, but I'm referring to the animated series. I don't remember it all that well, but I remember it was sweet and beautiful and I loved it. I also love the book it was based on. That is my other favorite book. It is similar to the book, The NeverEnding Story, in that both are supposedly children's stories but they contain many fascinating, profound and poignant truths about life and the world and they're not really the nicest concepts, but that's because they're painfully true and they're presented in such a moving, heartbreakingly real and vivid manner but also in such a breathtakingly beautiful way. Their ideas and ideals are similar and are more real than almost anything "grown-up" that I've never known even though they're given in such a direct, complex and artfully woven yet remarkably comprehensible form.

My gods... This has been my favorite movie since I was about eight, when it first came out. I don't know how I started to like it. I was very much against "boys' movies" and "boys' games" and anything like that and, for a good part of it, this movie seems to fit the stereotype I had for those things. It was totally exciting and mesmerizing, though. I still think so. I was totally in love with it. Now that I'm older, I still love this movie. The book it was based on is also one of my two favorite books. It is a little disappointing, however, now that I've read it so many times, that I know how far the movie strayed from the book. I won't even get into the sequels, though. They got worse and worse all of the way down the line. Everyone I talk to always says the first movie sucked and that the second was the best, but I heartily disagree. I maintain that the first was the best... To me, it was kind of like how the whole Star Wars thing was to almost everyone else. I would always compare The NeverEnding Story to Star Wars in that "they just don't make movies like that anymore". In fact, the evidence is visible in The NeverEnding Story sequels, themselves. Traitors. >:( They get crappier and crappier. It's mind-boggling. They stray more and more from the original story. The second took me forever to get used to and the third... I just don't want to think about it, if I can help it. Anyway, as for the book, the story is astounding. Amazing! Brilliant and beautiful. Although the original movie isn't terribly consistent with it, it's still very beautiful and enchanting and I adore it. Incidentally, I looooovve the music and I got the soundtrack as my first C.D. a long time before I even got a C.D. player. Anyhoo, I'll shut up about this for the time being.