Here are a few of mine:
This is kind of a zany movie about the relationship between a father and son, Edward and Will Bloom. Edward is a storyteller, and Will thinks he only spins tall tales. This movie is a little wacky, but in the end Will learns that truth-telling and story-telling have more in common than he thought. (that was kind of a cheesy sum-up, but I don't want to spoil it for you)
This was sort of a rite-of-passage movie for me. I saw it for the first time when I was 18 and about to move away from home. It became an apartment favorite, and even now, through the crazy (but predictable) plot, I think of those days when I was learning how to be an adult.
Plus, it's hilarious.
This is another one that I get a little nostalgic over. This was my favorite favorite movie when I was about 11 or 12. When I was a kid, I was all about princess movies. This is like a more grown-up princess movie that I don't have to feel embarrassed about, so it makes the list.
Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.
Ferris is the teenager we all wanted to be: carefree, adventurous, well-known, and well-loved. No wonder Jeannie was jealous.
Do you remember the days of swooning over JTT? I sure do. I was a member of his fan club, and one of my most prized possessions was an autographed photo of the teeny-bopper star. Good ol' Jonathan Taylor did a few movies during his time, but Wild America will always be my favorite.
I am a Hugh Jackman lover. In this less-than-well-known flick, he sings, dances, and acts. My aunt would call that a triple-threat, folks. I am a complete dork who love, love, loves musicals. Add to that my love of Hugh Jackman, and you've got a winner.
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