The Agony and Ecstasy

Charlton Heston as Michelangelo. I'd like to see this again, and in full. Only a two star, but a telling film. Top 200 for sure.

Four Brothers

Top 150 Movie - Marky Mark does a great job of showing to what extent police will go to, and what tactics many of the bad ones will actually go to.

CaddyShack

Could be Top 25 - definite classic.

Last Samurai

Top 20 Film - lots of good parts, great lines. The best of which are not available on Youtube the way I'd like to present them. There's a lot I could say about this movie.

The Untouchables

I didn't get to the whole thing recently, but I know that I did a long time ago. I think it came out in 1987 with Sean Connery, and what's his name. I was amazed at how the man who was charged with confiscating the illegal booze still hid some in his oven, and even in the movie the officer playing Ness pushes the man off the roof. Amazing how we believe our system is so just, but violated rights, and feeds on itself.

There's a lot more I'd like to write here, but it's for another day, perhaps another topic. (Feudalism, Fairness, and Black Hand.)

Sahara

Matthew McConaughey, Steve Zahn, Penelope Cruz; - I love the way the plot ties together, the imagination of the storyline, and even the comic relief. I was entertained.

Indiana Jones

Of course we're all familiar with the Indiana Jones series.

My favorite line of the film and one that stays with me is at the very end of this 33 second clip.