75: Children of Men

What stunned me the most about this movie is the absolutley captivating cinematography that depicts such a bleak and dystopian film. The single shot scenes were just amazing to watch and I was holding my breath the whole time. I really connected with the characters which made this movie so deep for me.

9/10

74: Being John Malkovich

In the words of John, himself: "WHAT THE FUCK?!" This movie is a trip, that is for sure, but a very worthwhile trip. From the beginning with Cusack's new job on the 7 and 1/2th floor to the end, this movie is a ridiculous romp about trying to be someone else. Malkovich is always amazing and I seriously think that he is the only one who could ever pull off a movie like this. And Spike Jooooonze!

8/10

73: Anacondras: Trail of Blood

Wow. I didn't even know there was a fourth one! It was as bad as the third but still funny. The snake is so fake and the kill scenes suck but hey if you have nothing better to do, why not?

5/10

72:

A gruesome portrait of a serial killer. Or is it? Patrick Bateman is the perfect psycho, a wealthy, good-looking, likable businessman... with a seriously twisted side. A look into the vanity of a man who just happens to act out more than the norm, as opposed to someone with some sort of psychological twist, makes this film as good as it is. Driven by ego and fueld by greed, Batemen brutally murders anyone who stands in his way. A scary, revealing movie that I truly enjoyed.

71: Crash

An insightful movie about racism and society. It just goes to show you that you never know how you'll act in a certain situation until it is actually happening. I also liked the way that all these strangers crosssed paths in unexpected ways... just like real life.

9/10

70: The Descent

This movie was actually pretty scary! First off, I'm not a big fan of enclosed spaces so it was scary enough before any of the real horror was revealed. I jumped and screamed a couple times, I'll admit it. It was a gruesome scare and worth the slower beginning.

7/10

69: Joy Ride

Helllloooooo, Paul Walker! Hot boys aside this movie is actually quite scary AND funny at the same time. Steve Zahn is always awesomely hilarious but I'll admit I was getting seriously creeped out by "Rusty Nail" as any character in the movie.

8/10