I'd See It Again Today If I Had Enough Hours
	1.	The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou
	2.	The Incredibles
	3.	Sideways
	4.	A Very Long Engagement
	5.	House of Flying Daggers
	6.	Garden State
	7.	Finding Neverland
	8.	Before Sunset
		A bittersweet and realistic follow-up to the wildly romantic, ethereal Before Sunrise, Richard Linklater's Before Sunset is just as intelligent as the original. Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke have marvelous chemistry, and much of the dialogue resonates strongly in light of real world events that have transpired in the nine years since Jesse and Celine first met for an all-too-brief encounter. The fact that the characters have grown as much as their audience is mighty impressive.
	9.	I Heart Huckabees
	10.	Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
		Alfonso Cuarón was truly the ideal choice to adapt the third book in the Harry Potter series. The director, whose Y Tu Mama Tambien was a remarkable, unique coming-of-age story had a strong insight into the emotions of youth, was able to tap into the same themes but on a much more childlike level. The settings are exquisite, and the young actors have come a long way over the course of the series. Add in both Gary Oldman as Sirius Black and David Thewlis as Remus Lupin and what results is a movie that is unafraid to delve into the dark recesses author J.K. Rowling explored.
	11.	In Good Company
	12.	Collateral
	13.	Spider-Man 2
		The film is everything a superhero movie ought to be. It has terrific action scenes to pump the adrenaline, character development to help the viewer connect to the hero, and a villain whose sinister motivations are truly inspired in their lunacy. With trademark Raimi humor interspersed throughout, it easily stands as both a great comic book film and also just a wonderful movie in every sense.
	14.	Friday Night Lights
	15.	Hero
		Although Hero is the very definition of “eye candy,” the film isn’t an just empty vessel with lots of pretty pictures. Instead, director Yimou skillfully combines the beauty of an impressionist painting with a story reminiscent of Shakespeare for a sweeping epic that never feels overblown or exaggerated.
	16.	Shaun of the Dead
	17.	Super Size Me
		Perhaps the greatest compliment I can give this film is that I know of at least five people who have seen it that have changed their eating habits (and improved their health) as a result. I'm sure he'd be happy if he changed just one person's life, though.
	18.	Seducing Doctor Lewis
	19.	Good Bye Lenin!
	20.	The Manchurian Candidate
	21.	Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
		Jim Carrey gives a heart wrenching performance in this very wise ode to love in its many forms. Questions regarding memory, natural attraction and deception all combine for an extremely bright, thought-provoking piece.
	22.	Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events
	23.	Fahrenheit 9/11
		I laughed, I cried. No, really, it's true. When Moore's polemic is on the offensive with regards to Bush's record and abilities, it's almost sitcom-esque in its humor. The controversial director changes approaches quickly, though, when looking at the Iraq conflict through the eyes of the soldiers. As someone with a family member in Iraq, it did affect me deeply even as I knew the film was somewhat manipulative.
	24.	Kill Bill Vol. 2
		Quentin Tarantino's dialogue is like bullets coming from a machine gun. And it's wildly entertaining, to boot. Gordon Liu practically steals the whole film as Pai Mei, though.
	25.	Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story
		I laughed at this movie. A lot. Ben Stiller is really funniest when he immerses himself in roles such as this one and Derek Zoolander, and Vince Vaughn has just a phenomenal ability to deadpan. There are a number of cameos that are very well used, but perhaps the best comedic actor in the film is Jason Bateman, who embraces the dumbness of a washed up X-Games athlete with glee.
	26.	Mean Girls
		I was once a teenage girl, which means that this film is essentially targeted squarely at me and my ilk. I frequently overidentified with a lot of the stuff that was going on in the film, because really, every female-type person who has ever been between the ages of 13 and 18 has been a Mean Girl herself. It's inexplicable, but true.
I'll Almost Certainly Buy the DVD
	27.	The Terminal
	28.	Monsieur Ibrahim
	29.	Metallica: Some Kind of Monster
	30.	Ray
	31.	SpongeBob SquarePants
	32.	The Bourne Supremacy
	33.	The Polar Express
	34.	Coffee and Cigarettes
	35.	Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle
	36.	The Story of the Weeping Camel
	37.	Napoleon Dynamite
	38.	Barbershop 2
	39.	Team America: World Police
	40.	A Tale of Two Sisters
	41.	Jersey Girl
	42.	Shrek 2
	43.	Hellboy
	44.	Maria Full of Grace
	45.	Thunderbirds
	46.	Shaolin Soccer
	47.	The Girl Next Door
	48.	13 Going on 30
	49.	50 First Dates
	50.	Dawn of the Dead
	51.	I, Robot
	52.	Starsky and Hutch
	53.	After the Sunset
	54.	Wimbledon
	55.	Sky Blue
	56.	The Grudge
	57.	The Ladykillers
	58.	First Daughter
	59.	Anchorman
	60.	Ocean's Twelve
	61.	The Motorcycle Diaries
	62.	The Perfect Score
	63.	The Punisher
	64.	The Village
	65.	The Notebook
Not Altogether Painful
	66.	Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow
	67.	We Don't Live Here Anymore
	68.	Spartan
	69.	A Home at the End of the World
	70.	Strayed
	71.	Walking Tall
	72.	Shark Tale
	73.	National Treasure
	74.	The Door in the Floor
	75.	De-Lovely
	76.	Miracle
	77.	The Butterfly Effect
	78.	Outfoxed: Rupert Murdoch's War on Journalism
	79.	Osama
	80.	Broken Lizard's Club Dread
	81.	The Day After Tomorrow
	82.	Aileen: The Life and Death of a Serial Killer
	83.	Secret Window
	84.	Resident Evil: Apocalypse
	85.	Control Room
	86.	Chasing Liberty
Generally Not So Good
	87.	White Chicks
	88.	Seed of Chucky
	89.	The Flight of the Phoenix
	90.	Enduring Love
	91.	L.A. Twister
	92.	Ella Enchanted
	93.	Touching the Void
	94.	Teacher's Pet: The Movie
	95.	Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights
	96.	Blade: Trinity
	97.	Home on the Range
	98.	Alfie
	99.	Against the Ropes
	100.	Soul Plane
	101.	The Clearing
	102.	Kaena: The Prophecy
	103.	Open Water
I Can't Believe I Paid Real Money to See This Crap (aka the Dishonorary Jackie Chan Medallion)
	104.	King Arthur
	105.	The Laws of Attraction
	106.	Eurotrip
	107.	The Prince and Me
	108.	The Big Bounce
	109.	Around the World in 80 Days
	110.	Stepford Wives
	111.	Little Black Book
	112.	Hidalgo
	113.	Van Helsing
	114.	Torque
	115.	A Cinderella Story
	116.	Alien vs. Predator
	117.	The Forgotten
	118.	Raising Helen
	119.	Along Came Polly
	120.	Taking Lives
	121.	Catch that Kid
	122.	Never Die Alone
	123.	The Dreamers
	124.	Two Brothers
	125.	Catwoman
	126.	Alexander

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