Amazing dialogue. Cult classic. Soderbergh did an amazing job of writing characters and dropping viewers in the middle of a world that feels like it has always been around. The heist slang, the subtelties between characters - all add up to an amazingly hilarious and entertaining movie.

One of Cormac McCarthy's great narratives translated by two of my favorite directors: The Coen Brothers. Javier Bardem does an incredible job with Anton Chigurh as a terrifying, tireless force of evil. Not to mention amazing performances from Tommy Lee Jones, Woddy Harrelson, and Josh Brolin.

A Steve McQueen classic. He plays a french prisoner convicted falsely of a murder who is sent to a penal colony in French Guiana. It is a riveting story of justice, violence, opression, and escape. Great twists and turns supported by a cinematography ahead of its time.

Hot take: my favorite Johnny Depp performance. If The Spiderman movies didn't exist it'd also be my favorite of Tobey Maguire's. Hilarious drug-fueled comedy with some darker themes centered around classic American Journalism. Hunter S. Thompson did an amazing job with the original book and it translates easily to a really fun watch.

Rashida Jones does great. So does Bill Burr. The two seemlessly fit into believably portraying a complicated life-long father daughter relationship. This movie rewards paying attention so I'm sure it'll make for a great rewatch. Great set design used in telling the story makes for quite a bit of eye candy too.

A childhood favorite. May still be the best adaptation of commic-cartoons to the big screen. The colors, art, and general visual design of the movie stand up decades later. While it doesn't have the most advanced narrative or literary tricks and themes, it excels at what it was made to: conveying to kids a fun and inspiring story of the long-time pop-culture favorite: Speed Racer.