Jerome Waller

Where did they find all those little people from? Awesome songs . . . Some that I still remember. Ding, Dong the Witch is Dead, Lullaby League, Lollipop Guild, You're Off to See The Wizard, Oh wee oh-ooooohhhhoo! So colorful! I am sure the beauty of the sets awed movie goers at the time. Special effects were probably landmark at the time. Cowardly Lion is HILARIOUS!

This movie was probably popular in it's time. Too "stiff" for me. The plot is pretty intense and the repercussions of powerful Germany at the time are felt. Nice subplot of Bogart and Ol girl is powerful. I don't see this movie standing tho' in the top 10.

Interesting look at life of how you can acquire so much and still not be happy. Still cannot really love. Nice running mystery of Rosebud throughout the movie.

The story is too crazy for me to make this an all-time favorite. However that is probably why it is on this list. Has a lot of humor in the movie. The best part are the memorable scenes that Torintino came up with. . . Rape scene, boys in the room getting killed, standoff with Willis & Travolta, Restaurant Robbery gone good. Suspense built is amazing!

Very Intense Crime Drama. Magical to see Denzel make his performance only being able to use his facial expressions (quadraplegic). Also noted was the coming of age of a Super Cop who went from Rookie to SuperHeroine. Very suspenseful.

This movie was quite appealing. I think that it was so interesting to see a lot of the things that we read about in history and they incorporated it into the lives of these characters. There were some extraordinary scenes. I guess my favorite was the fire bombing scence where Rhett and Scarlett were trying to escape. Nice storyline and the acting was pretty good.

Swag, Intense, Story Line was great. Al Pacino shoulda got an Oscar for his role. Loved the way he changed from Michael the baby boy into The Godfather.

Wow! What an adventure! Loved the use of slow motion at different times in this move. Kate Winslet is absolutely the most gorgeous woman in the world. Should have been oscar winning role for both she and Leonardo. The realization of the dying who knew they were going to die. The frantic last minutes. The way the ship broke apart and sank. The elegant transition to total disarray was so magical. The athleticism that I witness from these characters. . . AMAZING!

This movie has always brought tears to my eyes. I've seen me as George Bailey many times in life. So many high points in this movie! The Gower Scene, the realization that Mary truly was the love of George's life, the way George handled the bank crisis, when he hugged so passionately the little boy and his tears flowed . . . mine flowed too, when he saw Mr. Gower if he hadn't been born! This movie makes you appreciate your life!

Imagery was stupendous. Powerful beating scenes, Brooks' hanging himself. Story line great! Acting Performances were gigantic. Cinematography was excellent. Very emotional story. You really felt Andy Dufresne's pain. Unbelieveable that THIS MOVIE had a happy ending. How did the storyteller make that happen?!?! Because of the bright ending after all the adversity, it made this movie even higher on mylist.