Picking my 100 favorite films was hard enough. Ranking them? Impossible.
Therefore I'll be presenting them in alphabetical order. Also, very important to note...quoting the amazing Priscilla Page -
"...first and foremost, I never intend for this list to be an objective, declarative statement on film... I just want to share what I loved, what moved me, what helped me, what was fun to watch — in short, the movies I want other people to get their eyeballs on if they haven’t already."
Gandhi (1982)
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| Amazing film about an amazing man. Even at ten years old this film struck a chord with me. |
Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)
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| This film introduced me to the amazing writing of David Mamet. A+ script plus A+ actors = a hell of a great film. |
The Godfather - Parts I and II (1972/1974)
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| Is there anything I could add that hasn't already been said about these legendary films? Probably not. |
Gods and Monsters (1998)
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| Sir Ian McKellen is fantastic as the aging film director James Whale. The film revolves around the surprising friendship between he and his handsome gardener. A terrific story of an older gay man set in 1950's America. |
Goldfinger (1964)
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| One of the very best in the incredible long line of 007 films. Sean Connery IS James Bond. |
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