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Meiko Kaji is so bad-ass. I was overjoyed when I heard Tarantino use her songs in the Kill Bill films.
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Surprisingly good, considering its predecessor is my favorite Disney film. The between-segment skits are annoying, and the tone in general is lighter, but there's still a good balance. The last sequence is just breathtakingly beautiful to look at.
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The best film Disney ever made (not counting the Pixar collaborations). Challenging, ambitious, creative, risky. Too bad the risk didn't pay off for them. The "sequel" Fantasia 2000 is pretty good, too.
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Simple & effective story, done very well by a young and ambitious Spielberg. One of his best.
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Yup, still my favorite American action film.
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Considering when and how this was made, it's incredible how terrific the finished product is. So influential, so ahead of its time, and it still holds up well today! Easily one of the greatest horror movies, period.
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Totally nuts in the best way. Full of Argento's trademarks, and featuring a very young Jennifer Connelly. Monkeys, mind-controlled insects, mutant babies, Donald Pleasence - what more can you ask for?
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Technically the "sequel" to Suspiria, which is superior, this is still one of Argento's best films, and much, much better than its own sequel, "Mother of Tears."
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While the whole film doesn't come close to the original, the "Raft" story is wonderfully gruesome and creepy. Worth watching for that alone.
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The part Newman was born to play.
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One of my favorites. Defies categorization - part horror, part fairytale, part romance, and chock full of symbolism. Lots of beautiful and haunting imagery.
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Back when Spielberg had balls.
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The best film Hitchcock never made. I defy anyone not to be entertained by this.
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One of the best "haunted house" films to date. Very atmospheric.
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One of Sean Penn's greatest performances.
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One of my favorite comedies, I wish this was on a list. Bruce Dern gives a truly hilarious performance.
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I'll be crucified for saying this, but I still think this is the best film the Wachowskis have made to date.
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Great slice of 70's horror, ironically directed by the same man who brought us another holiday-themed classic, A Christmas Story.
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Torgo put it well. I can't believe this isn't on a single list! Not unlike watching a moving Rorschach test for 80 minutes, it's still oddly compelling and disturbing.
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Absolutely gorgeous. Visual poetry.
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Spooky and sensuous. Lisa Bonet is sex incarnate.
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Manages to weave horror, humor, romance and drama together pretty deftly. Some very memorable sequences. Ignore the inane sequel.
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I love this movie, despite (or because of?) its insanity on so many levels.
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One of Hitch's most underrated flicks. Contains some of the humor of his British roots (the potato sequence), and is indeed strangely disturbing as Pickman points out.
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Classic comedy, one of my favorites. Runs circles around the surprisingly lame remake by the previously infallible Coen bros.
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