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Almost the perfect mix between what one would expect from a B-horror movie and the generic crime thriller. Don't let this underrated Robert Rodriquez shocker trick you, the first half hour or so of the film surround two robbers/killers in all their tyranny getting ready to lay their hands on major cash and a certain level of "sanctuary" in mexico. They try to take a campervan and end up with a family of three as their hostages. A cosy trip over the border and towards El Ray, brings them to a bar with the sophisticated title "titty twister" to make the big exchange…seems like a certain str…

A contemporary classic: bracing, funny and ultimately heartwarming. Little Miss Sunshine mines the modern American family – in all its dysfunctional glory – for more than enough laughs to lighten a harshly judgmental movie. The result is something lovable, real and durable, not unlike most families.

This effects-free movie creates movie magic by combining a first-rate ensemble cast with first time writer Michael Arndt's Academy Award winning screenplay.

Louder, flashier, funnier than the predecessor, loaded with more ambitious set-pieces and a more self-parodying tone than even the first "Scream." What "Scream 2" lacks, however, is the same scare factor, and what it adds to the formula is a far-out final twist in the revelation of a villain who doesn't appear until that point. A good slasher film that basically repeats the original movie to a more Hollywood-serving degree, "Scream 2" has solid performances and good enough production quality to make it worth watching. Still, when compared to "Scream" it feels more superficial and lightweight.

What comes to mind when you hear women's body suit and nude stockings? No, it's not TO WONG FU…, it's Robin Williams as the title character in MRS. DOUBTFIRE. Add in a British accent and a pair of bifocals and you can't go wrong. This is classic Williams. One of the first kid-friendly tranny movies! No, Mrs. Doubtfire wasn't having gender identity issues, Daniel Hillard (Williams) simply disguised himself as a woman an applied for a nanny position in order to see his kids more often, who live with his ex-wife, Miranda (Sally Field). Filled with hilarious memorable lines: "My first day…

Hardly a chick flick, though focused predominantly on a doomed love affair and populated largely by talkative females, Atonement delivers its real wallop when it goes to war, offering a stunning battle scene not out of place in the first rank of war movies.

A legitimate Best Picture candidate, Atonement unrolls one dizzyingly great scene after another, all connected via a tragic romantic mystery that pops at the end like a literary "Sixth Sense":http://www.viewguide.com/movies/365761.

Ultimate male bonding, pungent dialogue, and charismatic performances make this a classic fairytale for grown men. Tim Robbins' steely, understated banker-behind-bars buddies up with Morgan Freeman's laconic, decent con to form a duo for the ages.